An outstanding, beautiful gem. Empty, beautiful gem.

Rating: 7/10 (7 February 2018)

This is a pretty good movie... as a lesson in how to film a movie.
The cinematography is just amazing. Everything looks just as it should look. every take just looks as it should be.
The photography? I am in love with it. It is perfect.
The scenography is just magnificent. Everything looks like someone opened a portal to the 50's just to bring it.
The acting? You actually love and hate the characters. You can't believe this are actors and not people from the era.
Makeup? Out of this world.
Special effects? Solid. Extremely solid.
The music? Is just like hearing it from your dreams.
The story? Well... this is where the film falls flat. It is basicly hellboy, but without guns. The God falls in love with a mute. Why? Because why not. The mute saves the God from an evil government agency that is never specified because... they need to get to the moon with a water being? How does the amazon connects with space at all? Why torture the being instead of just studying it? and why in 'murica? Why contract a russian guy to study the being without a background check? How did the russians found out about the being before 'murica, but failed to capture it? Why is the military involved in the beggining, but then forgot the agency existed? How did she develop special powers after getting ****** by a God? What is the story of the painter? Why can't a God survive without special water conditions and suddendly can live anywhere? How can the evil guy still feel 2 rotten fingers? Why would he interview a mute without a translator from the army to ensure truth on what she was saying? why wouldn't they suspect from the cleaning team if they knew they actually contacted the being? Why is the intro underwater? Why did God used his powers only after meeting the mute?
So many questions... and the story answers none. A marvelous film, but empty.