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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2018 · 1H 48M

331, "The Shape of Water - Green Around the Gills (feat. Sarah Kosheff)"

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Come on in; the water's fine. Sarah Kosheff joins Paul and Arlo to discuss Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water, freshly nominated for 13 Academy Awards. Del Toro's girl-meets-fish romance is one of last year's most ravishing, visually sumptuous films, and the gang discusses why exactly that is. (Spoiler: they don't all quite agree.) Topics of discussion include Sally Hawkins' and Doug Jones' tremendous wordless performances; Alexandre Desplat's beautiful score, and how music is an important mode of communication in the film; the importance of color, specifically green; and how the film is, in del Toro's own words, about the "beauty of the other." Plus, Paul has joined MoviePass just in time for it come under intense scrutiny. Next: Paul just wouldn't shut up about The Greatest Showman, so first-time guest Nathan Curtiss will be joining the boys to discuss the Hugh Jackman-starring musical.   THE BREAKDOWN Intro / Banter (00:00 - 16:42) Main Topic NON-SPOILERS (16:42 - 35:38) Main Topic SPOILERS (35:38 - 1:45:15) Outro / Next Week (1:45:15 - 1:48:15)

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