Sentences with phrase «between shape of water»

From a stats perspective, this still looks like a race between The Shape of Water and Three Billboards even though they both lack one significant nomination.

Well, the two big guild prizes handed out right before the announcement of these nominations were split between The Shape of Water and Three Billboards, and it would be silly to not consider those two films as the current frontrunners.

I'm guessing that it's going to be between The Shape of Water and Three Billboards.

Best Picture (Drama) seems like a showdown between The Shape of Water and The Post, while Lady Bird and Get Out are the frontrunners in the comedy category.

Get Out could be a benefactor to a split vote between The Shape of Water and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and we would be happy with that.

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Particularly, the overlap between food and water, exemplified here in the case of water - efficient agriculture, an opportunity from Global Opportunity Report 2015, is shaping up to be a booming market in the coming years.

That's how close things seem between the modern fairy tale The Shape of Water and the fast and furious Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, which have split the guild prizes and have left people who like to engage in guesses, guessing.

I bounced back and forth between Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and The Shape of Water — the two films that have been dividing up most of the predicative awards so far.

Brush around the sausages with a little water and place the other piece of pastry on top and press firmly around the sausage shape to seal, then cut in between each.

5 Shape the squash into 12 quenelles (oval balls) by dipping 2 tablespoons in warm water, and moulding a generous spoonful of squash between them.

Water mats can help babies distinguish between different shapes and colors while helping them develop their tactual skills as they learn to press and push certain areas of the mat to create different effects.

Finally, the corners of the tray are shaped to collect excess water to be easily poured out in between drying sessions.

By developing these materials absorbing large amounts of water without losing its shape was achieved, as well as the ability to retain heat at a temperature between 37 and 42 degrees Celcius.

In a paper published this week in Advanced Materials, corresponding author Orlin Velev and colleagues show that, in a water medium, liquid silicone rubber can be used to form bridges between tiny silicone rubber beads to link them together — much as a small amount of water can shape sand particles into sandcastles.

Moss and colleagues realised that the complex sound of a brick being dropped into water, for example, comes from resonance between bubbles of multiple shapes and sizes.

Dynamic proteinaceous structures between cells change shape to allow the selective passage of nutrients and water while excluding deleterious foreign elements which exceed a particular molecular radius (2).

Without what you read between the lines, neither Get Out nor The Shape of Water stood a chance.

Between Coco and The Shape of Water, it was a great night for Latino filmmakers.

So are Hawkins», and a soulful moment between actress and bear evokes «Shape of Water» while melting hearts in its own right.

This feels like a fight between Lady Bird and The Shape of Water.

The Shape of the Water (*** 1/2) It takes a genius writer / director (Guillermo del Toro, Pan's Labyrinth) who loves monsters and a creative co-writer (Vanessa Taylor) to concoct a love story between a man - like amphibian (Doug Jones) and a mute lady janitor (Sally Hawkins, Maudie).

This one is probably between Sally Hawkins and Frances McDormand — and while Hawkins gives a radiant wordless performance in «The Shape of Water,» who the heck can say no to McDormand and «Three Billboards?»

By the way, if you could only see half a dozen movies between now and the end of the year, you could hardly improve on the six narrative features that played both Venice and Telluride: Alexander Payne's big - idea satire «Downsizing,» which kicked off both festivals; Guillermo del Toro's terrific revisionist monster romance «The Shape of Water»; «Weekend» and «45 Years» director Andrew Haigh's spare nouveau western «Lean on Pete»; Lebanon's «The Insult» and Israel's «Foxtrot»; and «Taxi Driver» writer Paul Schrader's best movie in at least two decades, «First Reformed.»

The only film in between was the indie «Ruby Sparks,» and with Fox Searchlight haven't to make some strategic choices between this, Guillermo del Toro's «The Shape of Water,» and Martin McDonagh's «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,» will she and her counterpart receive the proper focus?

It also includes awards for «Bravest Performance» (a tie this year between Sally Hawkins for «The Shape of Water» and Margot Robbie for «I, Tonya»), and «Actress Most in Need Of A New Agent» (Kate Winslet for «Wonder Wheel» and «The Mountain Between Us&rbetween Sally Hawkins for «The Shape of Water» and Margot Robbie for «I, Tonya»), and «Actress Most in Need Of A New Agent» (Kate Winslet for «Wonder Wheel» and «The Mountain Between Us»of Water» and Margot Robbie for «I, Tonya»), and «Actress Most in Need Of A New Agent» (Kate Winslet for «Wonder Wheel» and «The Mountain Between Us»Of A New Agent» (Kate Winslet for «Wonder Wheel» and «The Mountain Between Us&rBetween Us»).

It's an Oscar battle between «Blade Runner 2049» and «The Shape of Water,» but «Coco» makes history as first ADG animation winner.

A tale as old as time but with far less animated household objects, «The Shape of Water» is a romance, a love story between Elisa, a mute woman who falls in love with Amphibian Man, the newest source of fear & curiosity in the 1950's government run facility where she works.

But, for us, it's between Guillermo del Toro (The Shape of Water) and Christopher Nolan (Dunkirk).

It really seems like Best Film Editing is between «Baby Driver» and «Dunkirk,» though a win for «The Shape of Water» would help it push past the pack in Best Picture.

But it's The Shape Of Water that may well prove to be his masterpiece, with the Mexican auteur crafting a magnificently twisted tale that is somewhere in between Beauty And The Beast and The Creature From The Black Lagoon.

Meanwhile, Pan's Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro premieres The Shape of Water, a cold - war era fantasy starring Sally Hawkins that Barbera says is «somewhere between Beauty and the Beast and the Monster [sic] from the Black Lagoon.

Saoirse Ronan Winning Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role: What initially felt like it would be a tight race between McDormand (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) and Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water) has become, essentially, a coin toss between McDormand and Lady Bird's Ronan.

Ultimately, this battle over the identity of «Oscar bait» may end up being won or lost according to whether both The Post and The Shape of Water — woozy marriages between old - school craft and new - school wokeness — earn their expected nods.

Director Guillermo del Toro has unveiled the trailer for «The Shape of Water,» an offbeat love story between a mute woman and a sea creature.

Director Guillermo del Toro has unveiled the trailer for his upcoming film The Shape of Water, an imaginative and offbeat love story between a mute woman and a sea creature.

I would say its between that movie, Shape of Water and Lady Bird.

A watery romance that's a cross between a fable, a fairy tale, and a fantasy, The Shape of Water is both a tribute to old Hollywood and an allegory about those on the margins of society, set in 1960s Baltimore during the height of the Cold War.

The Shape of Water is a cross between a dark fairy tale, historical fiction, and an epic romance (between a mute woman and a fish - man), and with its occasional gore and imaginative monster stylings, it's very much a del Toro film.

Director Guillermo Del Toro loves to ride that line between wondrous fantasy and harsh reality — and in the sensual woman - meets - monster tale «The Shape of Water,» he creates a dreamscape of wonder and peril for grown - ups.

Don't get Gerwig started on the naked embrace between Sally Hawkins and the fish creature in «The Shape of Water.»

Guillermo del Toro's «The Shape of Water,» a love story between a lonely woman and a monster, led all movies with seven nominations.

And yet I keep coming back to The Shape of Water, which seems sort of like a bridge between old and new, between classical style and socially relevant storytelling.

That should be a very good sign for the movie's Oscar chances, as its good showing at the Directors Guild Awards teased a showdown between it and The Shape Of Water next month at the Academy Awards.

Guillermo del Toro won for directing «The Shape of Water,» a sweet, sincere fantasy about a romance between a mute cleaning woman and an Amazonian river god.

Shuffling between a heart - fluttering, fireplace warmth and crackling edge - of - your - seatedness, The Shape of Water — like Pan's Labyrinth before it — is the uncommon fairy tale for adults; bizarre but beautiful, mesmerizing and moving and easily my favorite love story of the year.

On Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water — following a budding romance between a janitor and a fish - man in a»60s Baltimore laboratory — cinematographer Dan Laustsen confronted difficulties when it came to two worlds at the film's center.

It's between Frances McDormand («Three Billboards») and Sally Hawkins («The Shape of Water»).

As should be clear by now, monsters are anything but monstrous to Guillermo del Toro, whose Venice hit The Shape of Water from Fox Searchlight portrays the surreal love affair between mute military - base cleaning woman Elisa (Sally Hawkins) and a captured psychedelic fish - man (Doug Jones) against the backdrop of Cold War America.

But when it came to playing Richard Strickland — a government agent overseeing a plot between American and Russian scientists involving a fantastical sea creature (Doug Jones)-- in Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water, what appealed to the twice Oscar - nominated actor (Revolutionary Road, Nocturnal Animals) was the fact that, several decades ago, his character would have been cast as the good guy.

Currently folks are split between Christopher Nolan for Dunkirk and Guillermo Del Toro for The Shape of Water.