It would of course be a flat 2D projection of a 3D slice through a 4D creature, so it would look like a smoothly morphing between different creatures, and in and out of existence so we've sort of had morphing for a long while (since Willow, C. 1985) but... there's potential.
In case I missed it, any films actually done that?
Spoiler, obviously: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBsJgceM0KI - if you haven't seen it cannot recommend it highly enough, just wait and watch the whole thing.
One thing Annihilation did for me was really get me to the point mentally where I could start to appreciate just how mindblowing it is to encounter such different life like in the movie. By the time the end of the movie came around, I could really get a grip on how horrifying the "choreographed" scene would be, or encountering a floating mandelbrot set, c'mon. That is pure terror.
And that's not an easy perspective to hold on to in a world that barrages me with so many sci-fi/fantasy movies and ideas.
Will definitely check it out.
Thanks @all for suggestions
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Interstellar kinda touched on that.The 4D creature mentioned by parent is amazing. There are more 4D puzzles like a temple moving back through time.
The antagonist is a being from another dimension who routinely shows off dominion over N dimensions, with the effect looking something similar to what is demonstrated in the siggraph video.
The story and ending are rather weak, but the physics questions posed are interesting. I like any franchise that discusses the teletransportation paradox.
Will check SK, thanks