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The 90th edition of the Academy Awards is being held today. Unfortunately Natalie will not attend the event, due to the shooting of Vox Lux in New York, but we can compensate by watching again her speech as best actress winner for Black Swan in 2011, which is , according to Entertainment Weekly, the eighth most watched acceptance speech in the history of the awards on YouTube, with 5,6 millions views:
Natalie’s look on the set of Vox Lux has been one of the most commented topics in social media the last days. Taking into account that Brady Corbet’s film narrates the life of a pop star for twenty years, presumably we will see Natalie wearing a wide variety of costume styles. Gotceleb has a new batch of photos of her shooting a scene in the streets of New York:
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Paramount released a new Annihilation featurette yesterday, focused on adapting the book to the screen. In the video, we can see new images of the film, and a few concept arts as well:
Today we can see new photos from the Vox Lux set in New York City. This time Natalie is accompanied by Raffey Cassidy:
We can finally see the look of Natalie in Vox Lux, the new film by Brady Corbet. These are the first pictures of her on the set…. and wow, what a haircut!
Alex Garland’s movie is giving a lot to talk about: its suggestive images and scenography have generated many interesting articles in the specialized media. These are the best (most of them with spoilers, so be careful those who have not seen the movie):
Rolling Stone: In Praise of ‘Annihilation’ and the Modern ‘Weird’ Sci-Fi Renaissance
The Hollywood Reporter: What ‘Annihilation’ Gets Right About Scientific Horror
Cinema Blend: 10 Big Differences Between The Annihilation Book And Movie
Slashfilm: The Original ‘Annihilation’ Script Featured a Very Different Ending
The latest science fiction thriller by the extraordinary Alex Garland is definitely not going to be for everyone. It is a massive risk taker whose results will enchant or alienate any that watch it. This review is for those who have watched it, so you can either relive the experience, or perhaps see why some critics and viewers are obsessed with what is being called a very different film. Here is my take on Annihilation, and why it is sensational. Of course, be aware that there are fully descriptive spoilers ahead.