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Old 12.31.2017, 02:38 PM   #21950
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Originally Posted by LifeDistortion
I'm a big fan of Del Toro's so even the movies that people generally dislike of his I like, so I'm not the most impartial critic. I liked Pacific Rim and Crimsom Peak. As for The Shape of Water I've only seen it once, but after I saw it I said it might be his second best film, only behind Pan's Labyrinth. The Shape of Water is Del Toro finally melding his artistic side with his mainstream Hollywood success. I can't wait to see it again.
did/do you like the strain, though?

i loved the first season, the second went down, third was such a chore to sit in front of that i filled its pockets with rocks and let it sink to the bottom
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