Neil Saavedra

But that being said, it was just incredible.

You know, fascinating to watch.

Frankenstein was fascinating.

I'm a huge fan of del Toro.

And when I saw Pan's Labyrinth, which is one of my all time favorite films.

I was gobsmacked with the beauty and horror in these things.

But just a lot out there in films that move me.

And then sometimes it's just popcorn and take me away for a little bit.

But there's some times where you sit and you feel like you're getting to watch

something that is very real or insightful even though it has unreal elements tied in i highly recommend it if you're open-minded to letting a film take you somewhere some people i'm sure won't like where it goes but you know keep in mind that it's a very interesting

Very interesting path centers.

And I had friends recommend it very early on, but I didn't get a chance to see it except when I was sick a couple weeks ago and on the couch.

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