Sentences with phrase «mute janitor»

The fairytale thriller, set in a Cold War era America circa 1962, follows Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins), a lonely mute janitor at a hidden high - security government laboratory.

Expect to fall in love with Sally Hawkins playing a plucky mute janitor and then swoon — just as she does — over a scaly, abused «Creature From the Black Lagoon - equse» monster.

«The Shape of Water» flows most smoothly and beautifully when focused on the primary blossoming love story between Sally Hawkins» mute janitor Eliza and Doug Jones» amphibious creature listed in the credits only as «The Asset.»

Early in the season, it seemed like Sally Hawkins could be the frontrunner for her moving work in «The Shape of Water» as a mute janitor who falls in love with an amphibian man.

Del Toro's film, which stars Sally Hawkins as a mute janitor who forms a relationship with an aquatic humanoid, played to largely positive notices at the festival after a similar response in Venice.

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The movie, which is set in a 1960s research facility where Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a mute janitor, forms a relationship with a mysterious aquatic creature.

Dale then thanked the PGA members for recognizing the offbeat film, set in 1962 and exploring the relationship between a mute janitor and a captured sea creature.

Guillermo del Toro «s beautiful, romantic adult fairytale focuses on the unlikely romance that blossoms between a mute janitor and a Creature From the Black Lagoon - like Fish Man.

I guess the difference with The Shape of Water is that this is a film in which a mute janitor falls for and, subsequently, engages in inter-species fornication with a mysterious, humanoid amphibian creature.

Sally Hawkins is Elisa, the mute janitor who, we're told, was rescued from a river as a foundling.

Sally Hawkins and Doug Jones star in Guillermo del Toro's Cold War - era fantasy «The Shape of Water,» about a mute janitor who falls for a mysterious Amazonian creature.

This dark fairy tale, set during the Cold War, concerns a mute janitor (the ever - wonderful Sally Hawkins) who falls for an amphibious creature (Doug Jones) being held in a secret government water tank.

Set in a»60s government laboratory where an amphibious creature from the Amazon is being studied, it's essentially a love story between a mute janitor who works there, Eliza (Sally Hawkins), and the amphibious creature being studied (Doug Jones).

The Shape of Water focuses on Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a mute janitor at a top secret government facility who falls in love with an amphibious Fish Man (Doug Jones) being studied within.

His latest movie, «The Shape of Water» — the story of a mute janitor (Sally Hawkins) who falls in love with an aquatic humanoid creature being held captive in a secret government laboratory during the Cold War — is, perhaps needless to say, one of the latter.

Sally Hawkins also earned raves for her performance as Elisa, a mute janitor.

The Shape of Water sets its sights on the 1950's and the life of Eliza (Sally Hawkins), a mute janitor working at a secret science facility.

The Cold War tale puts a mute janitor (Sally Hawkins) in proximity to a fish - man (Doug Jones); what follows may not be deep, but there's a lot to be said for pure moviegoing pleasure, and this film has a lot of it.

In this whimsical fairy tale — a Beauty and the Beast set in Cold War America — a mute janitor (the delightful and understated Sally Hawkins) falls for an amphibious man (Doug Jones), held captive by the American military.

Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water (2017, R), a monster movie turned romantic fantasy about a mute janitor (Sally Hawkins) and an amphibious creature held captive in a government lab, won four Academy Awards, including best picture and best director.

The gorgeous looking «The Shape of Water» tells the story of a mute janitor who befriends a mysterious sea creature being studied in a lab.

A lonely, mute janitor, Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins), discovers an exotic, aquatic Creature from the Black Lagoon, hidden in a cylindrical tank in a high - security government laboratory, run by sadistic Richard Strickland (Michael Shannon) who tortures his amphibian captive with an electric cattle prod.

Our princess is Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a mute janitor whose routine of mopping floors in a government research lab plunges into the extraordinary as she becomes mysteriously drawn to their latest top - secret «Asset».

A fable like no other, it's a Cold War - era tale of a mute janitor named Elisa Esposito (English actress Sally Hawkins) who falls in love with a recently discovered half - fish, half - man thing (del Toro's go - to creature player Doug Jones in the scaly suit) being held at the secret government facility she cleans.

The film explores the connection between the amphibious man and Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins, «Maudie»), a mute janitor who works the night shift in the Occam Aerospace Research Center.

As a mute janitor, the Brit actress didn't have words to take on the patriarchy.

It has become a dismissive shorthand for the story of Elisa Esposito, a mute janitor who silently mops the halls of a secret government laboratory.

Sally Hawkins leads the 1963 - set feature, playing a mute janitor who forges a relationship with an aquatic, semi-human «experiment.»

Octavia Spencer supports and translates for her mute janitor partner (Sally Hawkins) at an underground government laboratory.