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I thought this movie was interesting, the setup of the movie is nothing what I expected. But this film reminded me about “The Shape of Water… I wonder if they took inspiration from “The Lady in the Water”.
Myth was reinvented in the story well because we knew nothing about the story besides the intro they gave us. Through the movie they didn't tell us the tale of the

I thought “The Lady in the Water was a decent film. I felt like the story was making up its own rules as it goes along. It was hard for me to follow. Like it seemed that Cleveland didn't solve any problems on his own. He was always going to the asian’s mom and she would basically tell him exactly what would happen. Myth was reinvented within the context of the story a lot. For example, They reinvented the myth of the mermaid and the ruled of mermaids in mythical fiction.

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