Movies like Annihilation

Interstellar's epic journey through space and time shares Annihilation's interest in exploring complex scientific concepts, paired with a deep emotional core. Its grand scale and the underpinning emotional relationships echo the intensity and mystery central to Annihilation.

Blade Runner 2049, the sequel to the classic sci-fi film, expands upon its predecessor's themes of identity, memory, and humanity. Like Annihilation, it presents viewers with a rich visual palette and a narrative that rewards deep contemplation.

Arrival delves into the realm of thought-provoking science fiction by presenting a story about mysterious alien contact. Much like Annihilation, it engages viewers with themes of communication, understanding the unknown, and human emotion in the face of otherworldly phenomena.

Prometheus serves as a blend of horror and sci-fi elements, following a crew on a mission that uncovers profound and frightening truths about humanity's origins. Its blend of existential dread and the vast unknown is akin to the experience of watching Annihilation.

Ex Machina offers another cerebral science fiction experience, exploring artificial intelligence and what it means to be human. Directed by Annihilation's Alex Garland, the film's focus on intense character interactions and existential questions will resonate with fans of thoughtfully crafted sci-fi narratives.

Under the Skin showcases a hauntingly surreal tale of an alien in human form, creating a sense of unease that parallels the atmospheric tension of Annihilation. Its artistic approach to storytelling and appetite for ambiguity makes it a compelling watch for arthouse and sci-fi enthusiasts alike.

Moon offers a more intimate science fiction tale with psychological depth, focusing on a man's isolation on a lunar base. Its themes of identity and loneliness complement Annihilation's exploration of self-discovery and human psyche in alien environments.

The Fountain is a visually stunning film that intertwines themes of love, mortality, and the quest for eternal life, much like Annihilation's entanglement of the personal with the otherworldly. Its non-linear narrative and exquisite imagery will captivate viewers in search of a profound cinematic experience.