The Shape of Water
"Beauty and the Beast," "Edward Scissorhands," and more films about monsters loving humans and/or other monsters.
"The Little Mermaid," "Aquamarine," "The Shape of Water," "Glass Bottom Boat," and "Luca" are among this school of swimming cinema.
Del Toro's fantasy romance picked up Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, and more.
In a recent SpectreVision podcast, del Toro opened up about how his Best Picture-winning film was meant as "a love song...that you listen to in the car with the top down on the PCH."
There's a whole Wikipedia entry on del Toro's unrealized projects.
You can probably guess how she reacted to the sex scene.
"The Divide" director Xavier Gens returns with a gruesome but unusually philosophical creature feature about a man on an island of monsters.
Del Toro is finally getting the studio love he deserves. Fox Searchlight is not letting the Oscar winner go.
Though set in Baltimore, the Best Picture winner was largely filmed in Toronto.
Del Toro joins colleagues Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu and Alfonso Cuaron as the industry's top Mexican directors. What happens now?
He didn't hear director Guillermo del Toro's speech, though: the bar's TV only had closed captions.
With four Oscars for "The Shape of Water," it's time to let the auteur do what he wants.
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