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| | | | | 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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| | | | | The man is full of hidden gems | |
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| | | | | It's alive! Costume designer Kate Hawley and prosthetic artist Mike Hill discuss making Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of the gothic horror and how they turned the main star into a monster | |
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| | | Apache Hive laid the foundation for big data analytics, but it wasn't built for what comes next. As data scales and demands grow for real-time analytics, AI, and hybrid cloud flexibility, many organizations are hitting the limits with Hive. | ||