[ SECRET POST #4225 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4225 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What a charming, insightful summary.

Definitely consider a career in either film criticism or diplomacy.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Well, I mean...they're not wrong, so...

[(Anonymous)]

*shrug* "they're not wrong"? Really? "It's all about fish dick"?

As I said elsewhere, you get out a film what you put into it.

[(Anonymous)]

So...she didn't put her long-time friends at risk just so she could be with a fish-dude she barely knew but liked to fuck? OK.

Let's not pretend this is some amazing, intelligent insta-classic that some people just don't ~*get*~.

[(Anonymous)]

It did win an Oscar

[(Anonymous)]

so did suicide squad. What is your point?

[(Anonymous)]

cmon man, Suicide Squad won for Best Makeup and Shape Of Water won Best Picture

that still doesn't prove that it's a good movie by any means, but it does strongly indicate that there is something more going on there than Thirsty For Fish Dick: My True Untold Story

[(Anonymous)]

Her friends helped her because they loved her, and WANTED to help.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

To an extent, Yes, but the movie was (imo) more than about thirsty girl gets unknown fishgod D.

If you consider her life, the life if her friends, this is the most daring, most control they have had over their lives, and they all decide to risk. To stand together against the world that has far too long relegated them to the sidelines. (In the least, this isn't even exploring magical realism).

But if all you get from this is The Inverted R Rated Little Mermaid, then cool. Not everyone will take away the same thing away from a film.

[(Anonymous)]

She wanted to save his life because he was going to be butchered, and he was an intelligent being whom she loved. It wasn't about being together. I would argue she never even thought it would be possible for them to be together after getting him out to sea... or did you think Elisa knew exactly what would happen at the end there?