◾️All items are shipped within 24 hours (including weekends). ※Shipping may be delayed due to circumstances. ◾️I carefully pack and ship the items, even though I'm not a professional. ※Some items may be packed using handmade or recycled materials. ◾️Returns due to customer's circumstances are not accepted unless the mistake is on the seller's side. ◾️All Blu-rays and DVDs on sale are retail versions. ※Please note that if this item is sold on another site, the transaction may be canceled. [Blu-ray of Foreign Film] Shape of Water ('17 US) is for sale. [Purchase Date] I don't remember the purchase date or price. [Condition] I have watched it several times and stored it carefully in a DVD rack, so I think it is generally in good condition. There may be some overlooked dirt, scratches, or scuffs. (Please judge from the photos, including the disc.) Please consider this, understanding that it is a used item. (Returns are not accepted.) [Size] Standard Blu-ray size [Shipping] I plan to use Yu-Packet Post Mini. [Afterword] I love movies and owned a large number of them from LD to DVD, and I am selling Blu-rays to organize my collection. Please consider it. Thank you. #ReiPapaOnSale #ReiPapaSellingMoviesMusic [ReiPapa's Evaluation] ・From here on, the evaluation is based on my personal feelings, including spoilers, so please use it as a reference if you are interested. Guillermo del Toro directed, wrote, and produced this fantasy love story, which won the Golden Lion at the 74th Venice International Film Festival in 2017 and four awards, including Best Picture, at the 90th Academy Awards. In 1962, in the United States during the Cold War, Elisa, a cleaning lady at a top-secret government laboratory, witnesses a mysterious creature secretly brought into the lab. Elisa is completely captivated by "him," who was worshiped like a god in the Amazon, and secretly goes to see him. Elisa, who cannot speak due to childhood trauma, does not need words to communicate with "him," and the two gradually understand each other. Then, Elisa learns that "he" will be a victim of the experiment. The film was nominated for a total of 13 categories at the Academy Awards that year, the most, and won in four categories: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Art Direction, and Best Music. Recommended rating: B [Rated R, but it's interesting.]