Really, Huai Bin? We were practically forced to watch this movie for an assignment-related test and our English exam. My classmate said that he loved Pan's Labyrinth that he has watched it multiple times prior to the teacher's request.
It isn't my favorite movie, but I still like it because it enabled me to rely on the long-forgotten penchant for Spanish.
Yeah! Guillermo del Toro is one of my favorite directors. He has also co-written a couple of books - one that has turned into a TV series called The Strain now. The book is a trilogy with Chuck Hogan (I think) about vampires as a contagious disease - it explains it scientifically and very convincingly. I thought the TV series (just started) was quite good, although not very faithful to the book.
He's a cult favorite, love most of his movies EXCEPT Pacific Rim which I found to be lame. He does a lot of post-apocalyptic stuff, but that movie just didn't cut it for me, never was a huge fan of the robots genre.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time! :D
ReplyDeleteReally, Huai Bin? We were practically forced to watch this movie for an assignment-related test and our English exam. My classmate said that he loved Pan's Labyrinth that he has watched it multiple times prior to the teacher's request.
DeleteIt isn't my favorite movie, but I still like it because it enabled me to rely on the long-forgotten penchant for Spanish.
Yeah! Guillermo del Toro is one of my favorite directors. He has also co-written a couple of books - one that has turned into a TV series called The Strain now. The book is a trilogy with Chuck Hogan (I think) about vampires as a contagious disease - it explains it scientifically and very convincingly. I thought the TV series (just started) was quite good, although not very faithful to the book.
DeleteHe's a cult favorite, love most of his movies EXCEPT Pacific Rim which I found to be lame. He does a lot of post-apocalyptic stuff, but that movie just didn't cut it for me, never was a huge fan of the robots genre.