More terrifying than any creature Hollywood could dream up is the unraveling of one’s mind—the steady loss of a consciousness as defined by the memories, motivations, and knowledge built up from decades of experience and reflection. With Annihilation, Alex Garland’s beautiful, frightening follow-up to Ex Machina, he portrays this paralyzing sensation with a sense of vivid imagination, and also delivers a cadre of horrifying creatures to boot.

My full review is at The Film Stage.

"I'm going to be honest with you. I don't fuck with no fairies."
"Fairy lives don't matter today!"
"Dude, you can't go through elf town!"

Will Smith says all of these lines with an earnest conviction in Bright, then there's still 1 hour and 45 minutes left.

First 78 minutes of The Red Turtle: this is a very nice movie
Last 2 minutes: I am emotionally wrecked and have a new perspective on life