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#1

The Shape of Water

Caught another Oscar contender today and I must say I really loved it. It's dark, mystical, and alluring. Sally Hawkins performance was astounding. Almost the entire movie she is silent (with the exception of a short fantasy I won't spoil), and the level of depth she achieves from her facial expressions and signing alone is a marvel. Octavia Spencer is great as usual, but she's basically doing a less sassy version of Minny from The Help, so nothing really new we haven't her do before. Michael Shannon was a great antagonist that I loved to hate. His character really raises the stakes of the story. Richard Jenkins was great as well, and he had a sweet chemistry with Hawkins, even if his character is a bit underdeveloped from a story standpoint. The art design was absolutely stunning from the costumes to the various filming locations. I really hope this film gets a lot of love this awards season. It's quirky, dark, and truly unique.

#2

The Shape of Water

I saw it last night and was mesmerized by the whole movie. The acting across the board was amazing and the look of the movie was spectacular. Hands down one of my favorite movies of the year.


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#3

The Shape of Water

I saw this a couple nights ago and absolutely loved it and ditto everything you said.
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#4

The Shape of Water

Cloning my comment from the Oscar Season thread below--

To my thinking, THE SHAPE OF WATER is the most deserving of a Best Picture Oscar of the bunch. It's a real movie-movie with a personal vision that is fully executed in every detail to brilliant moving effect. It's much less a literary script like THREE BILLBOARDS or CALL ME BY YOUR NAME, since the story is carried far more fully in pictures than words, but every word is smartly chosen.

#5

The Shape of Water

I, too, thought this film was brilliant! And that music!! On the other hand, saw "The Post" last nite. For me: meh. If you aren't a baby boomer and didn't live thru the Ellsberg/Pentagon Papers/Vietnam War era, you might like the film for historical reasons. For some reason I hated Hanks in this. I don t read reviews anymore..
I'm "TINY"aka TheTinyMagic. BWW log on problems forever. Yeesh.

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