Guillermo del Toro's movies are characterized by the appearance of fantastic and imaginative creatures that are essential part of the story.
"To me, monsters are different from anyone" del Toro has said "They’re a spiritual sort of cosmology for me, a thing of beauty. You see in my movies that, for me, monstrosity exists in the human heart, not in appearance.”
Since his first work in Mexican film Cronos, and all the way to his critically aclaimed The Shape of the Water, all his films have unforgetable monsters, which del Toro's creature is the most memorable?
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"To me, monsters are different from anyone" del Toro has said "They’re a spiritual sort of cosmology for me, a thing of beauty. You see in my movies that, for me, monstrosity exists in the human heart, not in appearance.”
Since his first work in Mexican film Cronos, and all the way to his critically aclaimed The Shape of the Water, all his films have unforgetable monsters, which del Toro's creature is the most memorable?
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Dan Dassow, Champion
Jessica, Champion
Interesting poll!
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Guillermo del Toro's movies are characterized by the appearance of fantastic and imaginative creatures that are an essential part of the story.
"To me, monsters are different from anyone" del Toro has said. "They’re a spiritual sort of cosmology for me, a thing of beauty. You see in my movies that, for me, monstrosity exists in the human heart, not in appearance.”
Since his first work in the Mexican film Cronos, and all the way to his critically acclaimed The Shape of Water, all his films have had unforgettable monsters. Which of del Toro's creatures is the most memorable?
Edits:
Guillermo del Toro's movies are characterized by the appearance of fantastic and imaginative creatures that are an essential part of the story.
"To me, monsters are different from anyone" del Toro has said. "They’re a spiritual sort of cosmology for me, a thing of beauty. You see in my movies that, for me, monstrosity exists in the human heart, not in appearance.”
Since his first work in the Mexican film Cronos, and all the way to his critically acclaimed The Shape of Water, all his films have had unforgettable monsters. Which of del Toro's creatures is the most memorable?
Corrections on the way.
And they are ready, thanks.
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Jessica, Champion
Thanks.
There is just a typo in the first entry: The Shape of Water (second 'the' should be removed)
There is just a typo in the first entry: The Shape of Water (second 'the' should be removed)
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Peter, Champion
The quotation would be better punctuated like this (adding a comma and a period:
"To me, monsters are different from anyone," del Toro has said. "They’re a ..."
"To me, monsters are different from anyone," del Toro has said. "They’re a ..."
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Thanks I'll change it
Dibyayan Chakravorty, Champion
rubyfruit76, Champion
Jessica, Champion
Live poll
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If you fix the punctuation in the text that Peter and ruby noted, I can re-push it for you.
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If you fix the punctuation in the text that Peter and ruby noted, I can re-push it for you.
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Dan Dassow, Champion
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