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haglund.app
Guillermo del Toro's CBS interview is incredible and well worth your time if you create (or want to create). He puts everything into his projects and it's incredibly inspiring to hear about why he loves Frankenstein so much. You are born to sing one or two songs in your lifetime. This is my song. And: What is beautiful about monsters is they become patron saints of imperfection. |
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www.newyorker.com
Justin Chang reviews Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein," starring Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi. |
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coffee-for-two.com
There's no doubt that Guillermo del Toro's sympathies lie with the monsters. In that respect, The Shape of Water is no revelation. Instead it is - marvelously, beautifully - an expression of del Toro's worldview so perfectly, precisely rendered that the film feels like a closing argument in a life's artistic debate. Set in 1962,... |
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gizmodo.com
The Italian classic gets a gorgeous stop motion retelling from the visionary director of Pan's Labyrinth and The Shape of Water . |
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