Sally Hawkins in “The Shape of Water.” (Fox Searchlight Pictures)Guillermo del Toro’s best-picture-winning “The Shape of Water” isn’t only about a lady getting with an amphibious fish-man creature. Okay, all that being said: You could very well walk away from this movie talking about the fish sex. One day, a new “asset” is brought in: an amphibious creature that looks like a cross between a man and a fish. “He sees me for what I am, as I am.”“The movie tries to embody the beauty of the ‘Other,’ ” del Toro said in November. “A note Guillermo gave me, as far as [the creature’s] physicality goes, he kept pushing the sexy,” Jones told the Hollywood Reporter.

Source: Washington Post March 05, 2018 12:01 UTC