This was an exciting watch!! Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter was the perfect choice🤫 Let me know what other movies I should watch next! Please do not forget to Subscribe and show some love I appreciate it
If you liked this then You MUST WATCH ' MANHUNTER'... The original Hannibal Lechter movie about the detective who CAUGHT Lechter being asked to come out of retirement to catch another serial Killer. Stars William Petersen and Brian Cox as Dr. Lechter.. INCREDIBLE visuals and GREAT soundtrack with an extra creepy performance by Tom Noonan as "The tooth Fairy"...
@@yourthaiguy I'd recommend watching BOTH Manhunter and Red Dragon. Both based on the same book but with different directors and essentially making them very different movies. Manhunter was made by Michael Mann, creator of Miami Vice in the mid 80's, while Red Dragon came much later and directed by Brett Ratner, and feels much more like SotL.
The exact wording is "little more than 16 minutes", and by my DVD copy that translates to 34 minutes 54 seconds as he enters then exits each of the ten scenes he is in.
I met Anthony Hopkins once at an art gallery in Santa Fe. Short guy and exudes grace and brilliance. Had a brief 'Hannibal" moment when he commented to my GF. " I like your little dog" in that accent!! 😜😜😜😜😜
- Only two other movies have won the Top Five Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor (Hopkins), Best Actress (Foster), Best Director (Jonathan Demme), and Best Screenplay (Ted Tally) like Silence did...It Happened One Night (1934) and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975). It was the first horror film to win Best Picture. - Anthony Hopkins based the voice for Lecter on the voice of Douglas Rain, the voice of the HAL 9000 computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the cadences of writer Truman Capote (In Cold Blood, Breakfast At Tiffany's). It was commonly thought for a long time, that he based the voice on Katherine Hepburn, the screen legend who played Hopkin's mother in the film The Lion In Winter, but Hopkins refuted this. - Jodie Foster was so terrified of Anthony Hopkins that they never spoke as Jodie and Tony, only Clarice and Lecter during filming. However, during the pandemic, the two talked as themselves during a Variety Actors On Actors video where they shared memories of filming. Hopkins also shared that he was intimidated by Foster because she had just won her first Oscar. The video is charming and worth a watch. - Hopkins would play Lecter two more times in Hannibal (directed by Ridley Scott with Julianne Moore as Clarice) and Red Dragon (directed by Brett Ratner). Both are based on novels by Thomas Harris. Hannibal was a direct sequel and Red Dragon was a prequel. Red Dragon had been filmed previously in the 1980s as Manhunter and Brian Cox played Lector (spelled Lektor in the credits). - This was Foster's second Oscar for Best Actress, the first was for The Accused a few years previously.
Now you have to check out the sequel too, Hannibal. Jodie Foster didn't come back as Clarice, but Julianne Moore did a great job playing her too. It's a great movie.
This movie has always felt so grounded and how complex everyone is. Probably one of my favorites lol But if you’re interested in a prequel, definitely consider the show Hannibal. It’s an a fantastic show with an al star cast and truly some horrific mind blowing stuff lol
Thanks for the great reaction! Brilliant movie, i still think about Lecter's explanation of the butterfly symbology going from a cacoon and changing into something beautiful like a butterfly, which suggested an explanation for his transwxualism. Buffalo Bill loathed his identity and seemed to want to change into a woman by cross dressing with womans skin and clothes. But in the end scene he actually resembles a moth with his night vision googles and can then see in the dark like moths can. He truly loved and cared for his moths vs killing and dismemebering the women he captured, makes me wonder what he was really trying to identify with...
I prefer psychological horror movies rather than the common jump scare movies. Jump scares are a cheap way to make an audience on edge. It takes great writing and acting to get the viewer on the edge of their seat without resorting to that. This movie will forever be a classic.
First time I've ever heard anyone describe cutting off someone's face and placing it over your own in order to make an escape, as being "brilliant." Most people are horrified.
Loved your entertaining reaction! Even (or especially, lol!) when you realized how Hannibal's "face off" with Sgt. Pembry REALLY ended up going, heh. Such a great movie with such little twists and such. "Hannibal" the sequel is great, too, but not as great as this one was. Hopkins returns, but Starling is played by, gah! cant recall, someone else! ALL the "Hannibal" books by Thomas Harris are exquisitely written! He takes his time to write his novels, and it shows! Gems, every one of them!
Jack Crawford made a mistake that almost cost Clarice her life. Although the entomologists had said Buffalo Bill's moths had been bred from eggs imported from Asia, Crawford was tracing the route of a package of caterpillars imported from Suriname -- a country in South America. So while Crawford and his men were breaking into a house in Calumet City, Illinois, Clarice was in Buffalo Bill's house in southern Ohio, alone.
Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster are something else when it comes to acting! Not a horror, but Contact (1997) is great if you haven't watched it and want to see more of Foster. As for horrors, The Ring 1 and 2 (2002 and 2005), The Conjuring 1 and 2 (2013 and 2016), Candyman 1 and 2 (1992 and 1995) are popular good ones. I'm also a big fan of the Japanese horror Dark Water (2002). It starts very slow but become increasingly more disturbing as it progresses, leading up to a great ending.
2:45 - "Oh, we've got a Ramsey Bolton situation..." Haha - we've got the FLAYED MAN of House Bolton AND, later on. the FACE WEARING Faceless Men both represented in one movie!
Thanks, Aishwarya! 😱 I got to see this one in an advanced, midnight screening. The audience was *very* vocal. It remains among my all-time favorites. #IndianCalypso #JonathanDemme #TheSilenceOfTheLambs
Not a horror movie, suspense! Winner of the Big Five Oscars, Best: Director, Actor, Actress, Screenplay and Movie. A total of 43 films have been nominated in all five of these award categories. Only three films have won all five of these major awards: It Happened One Night (1934), One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975), and The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
I've really missed you since the end of GOT, I've been catching a few of your reactions here and there. I miss your thoughtful and hilarious comments! I've been hoping you will decide to watch another long series, not sure if you've considered Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul, Ozark, The Americans...they all have great writing and acting, don't know if you've seen them already, but I'll be keeping my fingers crossed!
Yes, one of the best series out there and only two reactors on UA-cam that I know of. Can't understand why it hasn't been reacted to more. @@RepubliconCelebrityPresidents
If you enjoyed this, I'd highly recommend the TV series "Millennium" from the late 90's. Also an investigative saga centering on psychological cases, but inspired by prophetic aspects of the coming of the year 2000. Many of the episodes are cut from the same cloth as this movie. Others have a supernatural slant. The main character is an ex-FBI profiler played by the incredible Lance Henriksen. They made three seasons and one crossover episode with "The X-Files".
I honestly wasn’t expecting you to watch this, but I’m glad you did, I still can’t wait for you to watch the rest of Band Of Brothers, Attack On Titan, and Season 4 of Stranger Things, and I hope you would consider watching Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, The Queen’s Gambit, The Godfather Trilogy, and Inception at some point
"She's got something down her throat!" "How could she tell through the camera?". Clarice noticed that the tongue hadn't receded back into the back of the throat. Ergo, there must be something in there to keep the tongue protruding post-mortem.
Your reviews are great. I like that you’re not skittish and are fully invested in the movie. Funny to see you kinda cheering for Lecter. Though he’s creepy and scary, he made for such a fascinating character, and of course, the acting was amazing, Love watching Hopkins in anything. I guess because he’s on Clarice’s side, we kinda hope for him to act somewhat righteously. Anyway, I’ve seen a lot of your videos lately, and they are always good. Interstellar was one of my favorites, and I think, my first.
The exact wording is "appearing on screen for little more than 16 minutes" which reasonable people take as how long he's in the movie for, and by my DVD copy that translates to 34 minutes 54 seconds including voice time as he enters then exits each of the ten scenes he is in. What makes the figure believable to be fair, other than how unfair it is to Hopkins by having reputable sites blindly repeat it without checking, is that Hannibal is completely absent for extended periods of the movie twice, once for almost 20 minutes and another for over 25 minutes. Also his first appearance isn't until almost 12 minutes in. Here's the breakdown from my DVD giving start - end timestamps = duration (running total): 11:55 - 18:38 = 6:43 (6:43) "May I see your credentials?" 26:54 - 30:20 = 3:26 (10:09) "Your bleeding has stopped." 50:03 - 55:20 = 5:17 (15:26) "Quid pro quo" 57:17 - 58:20 = 1:03 (16:29) "His first name is Louis" 58:49 - 1:02:10 = 3:21 (19:50) "Where will it tickle you?" 1:04:03 - 1:10:45 = 6:42 (26:32) "Good evening, Clarice." 1:11:23 - 1:15:10 = 3:47 (30:19) "Mind the drawings please." 1:16:52 - 1:19:31 = 2:39 (32:58) "Talk to him!" 1:21:13 - 1:21:33 = 0:20 (33:18) "Pulse 84." 1:47:26 - 1:49:02 = 1:36 (34:54) "I'm having an old friend for dinner."
What that was in the hole was blood and a fingernail, from the other girls he kept down there. It was from them trying to climb out of the hole. Remember the autopsy scene, the victim's fingers were torn, and there was grit under her nails.
Most reactors quiver at the line, “I ate his liver with some gabs beans and a nice Chianti.” But you just go, “I hope you had some tobasco with that.” What the hell kind of diet do you have?
Lecter is such an amazing character. I love that he's in jail for killing "innocent" people, simply because they are innocent of murder. That doesn't automatically make them good people, so it's unfair to say that he kills indiscriminately. He demonstrates psychotic behavior, but to what extent is he truly "crazy" or "evil"? And how awesome is it that he can mess with our heads just by watching him on screen? The books are much better imo, but please continue with Red Dragon and Hannibal (prequel and sequel). Juliane Moore plays Clarice in Hannibal, but Anthony Hopkins is in all three. If you're looking for something a little scarier you should watch John Carpenter's The Thing if you haven't seen it. One of my favorite horror classics.
Imean, murder and cannibalism is a bit of an extreme reaction to what one perceives as rude behaviour (although in case of Miggs and Chilton I turn the other way and think they're just despicable).
And you get to see the reason he is the way he is. Hannibal’s got a set of morals. They’re just a bit twisted. Ultimately, he does bad things to bad people. That’s why he tells Clarice why he wouldn’t come after her: “The world’s a better place with you in it.” Dr. Chilton, not so lucky.
"Hannibal", the direct sequel, suffers immensely from the absence of Jodie Foster (Clarice was recast with Jullianne Moore). Personally I'd go straight to "Red Dragon". Great prequel.
React to the TV series Hannibal where Hannibal Lecter is played by the amazing Mads Mikkelsen. I wonder why no reactors have picked that up, it's phenomenal.
The items in the well that you did not recognize were the missing fingernails from the body they examined. As far as Buffalo Bill's appearance in his nude scene. Most men can tuck their equipment in so they look like he did. I try to remember questions that reactors have and answer them. Subscribing as well. I enjoyed your reaction very much.
I despise movies with cheap jump scares. Very few ever earn them. Movies like The Shining, Insidious are good examples of earned jump scares. The first Scream gets an honorable mention, because every jump scare in the movie is obviously a parody of cheap jump scares.
you said "Isnt that what all men want" and truly is one of the main topics about the movie cuz both masterminds on each side (Hannibal and Crawford) are battling using Clarice as a mediator to each get what they want. and Clarice is young I guess
You should watch Devil's Advocate for Halloween- It's another one you'll want to go in blind for. I don't get why I never see anyone reacting to it- It's got Al Pacino and Keanu Reeves in it, it was popular back in its day, and nothing in it has aged particularly badly- Is there a copyright problem or something?
Not really a horror movie. It’s more a psychological thriller. It won nearly every major Oscar that year. Both Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins won best actors. I remember the packed theater and the reactions like it was yesterday. The collective groan on the Miggs scene. Some guy asked the audience if anyone wanted his popcorn cuz he said he couldn’t eat it now. Everyone got a good laugh. lol.
This was an exciting watch!! Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter was the perfect choice🤫 Let me know what other movies I should watch next! Please do not forget to Subscribe and show some love I appreciate it
If you liked this then You MUST WATCH ' MANHUNTER'... The original Hannibal Lechter movie about the detective who CAUGHT Lechter being asked to come out of retirement to catch another serial Killer. Stars William Petersen and Brian Cox as Dr. Lechter.. INCREDIBLE visuals and GREAT soundtrack with an extra creepy performance by Tom Noonan as "The tooth Fairy"...
Jodie Foster is about to make her long awaited return in True Detective Season 4. Look out for it!
Fellas, be afraid of any girl who likes Hannibal Lecter. Fair warning 😯😯😯
@@yourthaiguy I'd recommend watching BOTH Manhunter and Red Dragon. Both based on the same book but with different directors and essentially making them very different movies. Manhunter was made by Michael Mann, creator of Miami Vice in the mid 80's, while Red Dragon came much later and directed by Brett Ratner, and feels much more like SotL.
"Night of the Living Dead" from 1968. It doesn't have the copyright claim, so reactors can post the entire unedited reaction on youtube.
Anthony Hopkins was only on-screen for 16 minutes, The shortest screen time for an Oscar winner.
The exact wording is "little more than 16 minutes", and by my DVD copy that translates to 34 minutes 54 seconds as he enters then exits each of the ten scenes he is in.
I met Anthony Hopkins once at an art gallery in Santa Fe. Short guy and exudes grace and brilliance. Had a brief 'Hannibal" moment when he commented to my GF. " I like your little dog" in that accent!! 😜😜😜😜😜
Gives a new meaning to "I'm having an old friend for dinner" 😁
You’ve just been promoted from Captain Obvious to Major Obvious. Congratulations. 🫡
Now you need to watch Hannibal. The series stars Mads Mikkelsen as a young Dr Hannibal Lecter. You won't be disappointed.
This is one of those brilliant enough to have you sort of rooting for the "villain" in Hannibal Lector
I'd hardly call him "An insane idiot ".
- Only two other movies have won the Top Five Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor (Hopkins), Best Actress (Foster), Best Director (Jonathan Demme), and Best Screenplay (Ted Tally) like Silence did...It Happened One Night (1934) and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975). It was the first horror film to win Best Picture.
- Anthony Hopkins based the voice for Lecter on the voice of Douglas Rain, the voice of the HAL 9000 computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the cadences of writer Truman Capote (In Cold Blood, Breakfast At Tiffany's). It was commonly thought for a long time, that he based the voice on Katherine Hepburn, the screen legend who played Hopkin's mother in the film The Lion In Winter, but Hopkins refuted this.
- Jodie Foster was so terrified of Anthony Hopkins that they never spoke as Jodie and Tony, only Clarice and Lecter during filming. However, during the pandemic, the two talked as themselves during a Variety Actors On Actors video where they shared memories of filming. Hopkins also shared that he was intimidated by Foster because she had just won her first Oscar. The video is charming and worth a watch.
- Hopkins would play Lecter two more times in Hannibal (directed by Ridley Scott with Julianne Moore as Clarice) and Red Dragon (directed by Brett Ratner). Both are based on novels by Thomas Harris. Hannibal was a direct sequel and Red Dragon was a prequel. Red Dragon had been filmed previously in the 1980s as Manhunter and Brian Cox played Lector (spelled Lektor in the credits).
- This was Foster's second Oscar for Best Actress, the first was for The Accused a few years previously.
Now you have to check out the sequel too, Hannibal. Jodie Foster didn't come back as Clarice, but Julianne Moore did a great job playing her too. It's a great movie.
Never heard a reactor call Lector an idiot before.
Or call Buffalo Bill's victim 'entitled lady' for wanting to get out.
🔥 i recommend you continue reaction to the Trilogy
- -->The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
The writer(s) of this script and the script for Seven really did superb work.
"We've got a Ramsey Bolton situation." LOL!
This movie has always felt so grounded and how complex everyone is. Probably one of my favorites lol
But if you’re interested in a prequel, definitely consider the show Hannibal. It’s an a fantastic show with an al star cast and truly some horrific mind blowing stuff lol
Hahaha "closer, please."
"Nooooo!" 😂
I'd be like, yes sir, anything you say. Please don't eat me.
In the finest tradition of Alfred Hitchcock. It is a psychological thriller.
Buffalo Bill didn't remove his part, he simply tucked it back behind his legs.
Thanks for the great reaction! Brilliant movie, i still think about Lecter's explanation of the butterfly symbology going from a cacoon and changing into something beautiful like a butterfly, which suggested an explanation for his transwxualism. Buffalo Bill loathed his identity and seemed to want to change into a woman by cross dressing with womans skin and clothes. But in the end scene he actually resembles a moth with his night vision googles and can then see in the dark like moths can. He truly loved and cared for his moths vs killing and dismemebering the women he captured, makes me wonder what he was really trying to identify with...
I prefer psychological horror movies rather than the common jump scare movies. Jump scares are a cheap way to make an audience on edge. It takes great writing and acting to get the viewer on the edge of their seat without resorting to that. This movie will forever be a classic.
First time I've ever heard anyone describe cutting off someone's face and placing it over your own in order to make an escape, as being "brilliant." Most people are horrified.
EPIC eye-rolls at Dr Chilton lol :D
Loved your entertaining reaction! Even (or especially, lol!) when you realized how Hannibal's "face off" with Sgt. Pembry REALLY ended up going, heh. Such a great movie with such little twists and such. "Hannibal" the sequel is great, too, but not as great as this one was. Hopkins returns, but Starling is played by, gah! cant recall, someone else! ALL the "Hannibal" books by Thomas Harris are exquisitely written! He takes his time to write his novels, and it shows! Gems, every one of them!
13:39 -- It's a finger nail from the other victim who tried climbing/clawing out.
*Tucker and Dale vs Evil *The Sixth Sense *The Cabin in the Woods
Jack Crawford made a mistake that almost cost Clarice her life. Although the entomologists had said Buffalo Bill's moths had been bred from eggs imported from Asia, Crawford was tracing the route of a package of caterpillars imported from Suriname -- a country in South America. So while Crawford and his men were breaking into a house in Calumet City, Illinois, Clarice was in Buffalo Bill's house in southern Ohio, alone.
I think that's just a movie mistake? because didnt they get the right name through that, ie Jame Gumb?
One of my favorite movies, I saw it at the theater when it came out! Such a great reaction!!
I read this book about a week before the movie came out. If I remember correctly, it is almost shot for scene the same as the book.
"Isn't that what all men think?" No, but interesting you think so.
Replace the word “all” with “most” & it’s accurate.
@@mistyxmarlborolol, how tf would you know Misty 😂
I never heard before someone to call one of the smartests villains ever an "idiot". I hope I never hear it again.
I don't know if this film is actually a horror movie. I know it gets classified as one, but I've always thought of it as a suspense/crime drama.
Same. Investigative/Procedural/Thriller. But still one of the best crafted films ever made.
9:05. He says, "Oh, God", but the subtitle says, "Oh, Jesus". It's no big deal. I laughed a little when I saw that. I wonder why they changed it.
That was Jamiaca at the end and yes Dr.Chilton was an excellent dinner.
What a great reaction. There's a TV show called Hannibal, and I think you'd love it.
Part 2 "Hannibal", although Jodi Foster is not in it, is really good also. As is the pre-quel "Red Dragon" (the one with Anthony Hopkins).
Great Reaction !!! Always Check Your Corners !!!!!
Also. No one else but Sir Anthony Hopkins could have played & mastered this role
The story of the weird relationship between Clarice and Lecter isn't over yet...
Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster are something else when it comes to acting! Not a horror, but Contact (1997) is great if you haven't watched it and want to see more of Foster. As for horrors, The Ring 1 and 2 (2002 and 2005), The Conjuring 1 and 2 (2013 and 2016), Candyman 1 and 2 (1992 and 1995) are popular good ones. I'm also a big fan of the Japanese horror Dark Water (2002). It starts very slow but become increasingly more disturbing as it progresses, leading up to a great ending.
2:45 - "Oh, we've got a Ramsey Bolton situation..." Haha - we've got the FLAYED MAN of House Bolton AND, later on. the FACE WEARING Faceless Men both represented in one movie!
Thanks, Aishwarya! 😱 I got to see this one in an advanced, midnight screening. The audience was *very* vocal. It remains among my all-time favorites. #IndianCalypso #JonathanDemme #TheSilenceOfTheLambs
Not a horror movie, suspense! Winner of the Big Five Oscars, Best: Director, Actor, Actress, Screenplay and Movie. A total of 43 films have been nominated in all five of these award categories. Only three films have won all five of these major awards: It Happened One Night (1934), One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975), and The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
I've really missed you since the end of GOT, I've been catching a few of your reactions here and there. I miss your thoughtful and hilarious comments! I've been hoping you will decide to watch another long series, not sure if you've considered Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul, Ozark, The Americans...they all have great writing and acting, don't know if you've seen them already, but I'll be keeping my fingers crossed!
Yeah she’s gotta watch The Americans
Yes, one of the best series out there and only two reactors on UA-cam that I know of. Can't understand why it hasn't been reacted to more. @@RepubliconCelebrityPresidents
“The 100”, “The Originals”, & “Sons of Anarchy” are my top 3 favorite shows of all time!
If you enjoyed this, I'd highly recommend the TV series "Millennium" from the late 90's. Also an investigative saga centering on psychological cases, but inspired by prophetic aspects of the coming of the year 2000. Many of the episodes are cut from the same cloth as this movie. Others have a supernatural slant. The main character is an ex-FBI profiler played by the incredible Lance Henriksen. They made three seasons and one crossover episode with "The X-Files".
I honestly wasn’t expecting you to watch this, but I’m glad you did, I still can’t wait for you to watch the rest of Band Of Brothers, Attack On Titan, and Season 4 of Stranger Things, and I hope you would consider watching Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, The Queen’s Gambit, The Godfather Trilogy, and Inception at some point
"She's got something down her throat!" "How could she tell through the camera?". Clarice noticed that the tongue hadn't receded back into the back of the throat. Ergo, there must be something in there to keep the tongue protruding post-mortem.
Your reviews are great. I like that you’re not skittish and are fully invested in the movie. Funny to see you kinda cheering for Lecter. Though he’s creepy and scary, he made for such a fascinating character, and of course, the acting was amazing, Love watching Hopkins in anything. I guess because he’s on Clarice’s side, we kinda hope for him to act somewhat righteously. Anyway, I’ve seen a lot of your videos lately, and they are always good. Interstellar was one of my favorites, and I think, my first.
i saw this movie when i was 12, still remember that night vision scene in the end!
Nice reaction! hi from Denmark
It’s why they got best actor and actress Oscar’s this despite Hopkins only being on camera about 20 minutes
The exact wording is "appearing on screen for little more than 16 minutes" which reasonable people take as how long he's in the movie for, and by my DVD copy that translates to 34 minutes 54 seconds including voice time as he enters then exits each of the ten scenes he is in.
What makes the figure believable to be fair, other than how unfair it is to Hopkins by having reputable sites blindly repeat it without checking, is that Hannibal is completely absent for extended periods of the movie twice, once for almost 20 minutes and another for over 25 minutes. Also his first appearance isn't until almost 12 minutes in.
Here's the breakdown from my DVD giving start - end timestamps = duration (running total):
11:55 - 18:38 = 6:43 (6:43) "May I see your credentials?"
26:54 - 30:20 = 3:26 (10:09) "Your bleeding has stopped."
50:03 - 55:20 = 5:17 (15:26) "Quid pro quo"
57:17 - 58:20 = 1:03 (16:29) "His first name is Louis"
58:49 - 1:02:10 = 3:21 (19:50) "Where will it tickle you?"
1:04:03 - 1:10:45 = 6:42 (26:32) "Good evening, Clarice."
1:11:23 - 1:15:10 = 3:47 (30:19) "Mind the drawings please."
1:16:52 - 1:19:31 = 2:39 (32:58) "Talk to him!"
1:21:13 - 1:21:33 = 0:20 (33:18) "Pulse 84."
1:47:26 - 1:49:02 = 1:36 (34:54) "I'm having an old friend for dinner."
Watch "Hannibal" which continues the story of Hannibal and Clarice about 10 years later.
HELLO KHALEESI.
ITS GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN.
FANTASTIC FILM. N JOY.
Solidified Anthony Hopkins’..Acting Mastery
Aish, I've missed you, I've been absent, this is a movie I could watch over and over ❤ MamaKat
You should really check out Red Dragon and the Hannibal series
What that was in the hole was blood and a fingernail, from the other girls he kept down there. It was from them trying to climb out of the hole. Remember the autopsy scene, the victim's fingers were torn, and there was grit under her nails.
Most reactors quiver at the line, “I ate his liver with some gabs beans and a nice Chianti.” But you just go, “I hope you had some tobasco with that.” What the hell kind of diet do you have?
Just the best ending ever.
Lecter is such an amazing character. I love that he's in jail for killing "innocent" people, simply because they are innocent of murder. That doesn't automatically make them good people, so it's unfair to say that he kills indiscriminately. He demonstrates psychotic behavior, but to what extent is he truly "crazy" or "evil"? And how awesome is it that he can mess with our heads just by watching him on screen? The books are much better imo, but please continue with Red Dragon and Hannibal (prequel and sequel). Juliane Moore plays Clarice in Hannibal, but Anthony Hopkins is in all three. If you're looking for something a little scarier you should watch John Carpenter's The Thing if you haven't seen it. One of my favorite horror classics.
Imean, murder and cannibalism is a bit of an extreme reaction to what one perceives as rude behaviour (although in case of Miggs and Chilton I turn the other way and think they're just despicable).
Hannibal Rising.....story of younger Hannibal.
And you get to see the reason he is the way he is. Hannibal’s got a set of morals. They’re just a bit twisted. Ultimately, he does bad things to bad people. That’s why he tells Clarice why he wouldn’t come after her: “The world’s a better place with you in it.” Dr. Chilton, not so lucky.
You should definitely do a reaction the sequels to this move
"Hannibal", the direct sequel, suffers immensely from the absence of Jodie Foster (Clarice was recast with Jullianne Moore). Personally I'd go straight to "Red Dragon". Great prequel.
@@ortizmo you're not wrong at all. Personally speaking I can't skip movies. I have to watch them in release order.
Sadly the movies though all good don’t follow the books with their relationship.
If you've never seen it, I highly recommend 'The Shining'.
React to the TV series Hannibal where Hannibal Lecter is played by the amazing Mads Mikkelsen. I wonder why no reactors have picked that up, it's phenomenal.
band of Brothers??
The items in the well that you did not recognize were the missing fingernails from the body they examined. As far as Buffalo Bill's appearance in his nude scene. Most men can tuck their equipment in so they look like he did. I try to remember questions that reactors have and answer them. Subscribing as well. I enjoyed your reaction very much.
SEVEN. is a classic... Brad Pitt & Morgan Freeman. Disturbing at times, but like this, more mind suspense.
Jodi Foster is 160cm tall
My Friend, for halloween you can react to"Christine" (1983) by Stephen king & John Carpenter. Great movie & insane story. Thanks 🎉
Great review! Have you reviewed "Psycho" yet? If not, please do so. It's a classic!!
Definitely more Thriller than Horror. 'Chiller' maybe.
22:15 he has tucked his privates away not removed them if you turn around while doing this they call it a “fruit bowl” 😂
Hannibal 2 Ridley Scott Don't Forget React
if you liked anthony hopkins in this try the prequel...Red Dragon
Jodi is 5 foot 3 so not that short those guys are tall😂
She is 160cm to our Indian reactor. Average male is 5'9" and would also stand a half foot over her.
I despise movies with cheap jump scares. Very few ever earn them. Movies like The Shining, Insidious are good examples of earned jump scares.
The first Scream gets an honorable mention, because every jump scare in the movie is obviously a parody of cheap jump scares.
I don't think "entitled" is the right word for the situation
IC,have you been watching the Cricket World Cup?India looking good for the final but not necesarrily gonna win it might be South Africa or Australia.
you said "Isnt that what all men want" and truly is one of the main topics about the movie cuz both masterminds on each side (Hannibal and Crawford) are battling using Clarice as a mediator to each get what they want. and Clarice is young I guess
Great reaction! Would ❤ to see you react to Hannibal the show. So well-written and acted, and gorgeous.
This is the movie I took my first date to see way back in the day. She enjoyed it. I was too nervous to even remember it.
You should watch Devil's Advocate for Halloween- It's another one you'll want to go in blind for.
I don't get why I never see anyone reacting to it- It's got Al Pacino and Keanu Reeves in it, it was popular back in its day, and nothing in it has aged particularly badly- Is there a copyright problem or something?
Not really a horror movie. It’s more a psychological thriller. It won nearly every major Oscar that year. Both Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins won best actors. I remember the packed theater and the reactions like it was yesterday. The collective groan on the Miggs scene. Some guy asked the audience if anyone wanted his popcorn cuz he said he couldn’t eat it now. Everyone got a good laugh. lol.
Lambs are scarier than ducks. Otherwise they movie would have been called _The Silence of the Ducks_
14:25 Lecter, anything besides an idiot. ;)
Bad Moon (1996) is an awesome and terrifing werewolf movie, where the hero of the story is germán shepard name Thor.
The volume on the movie is a lot lower than your microphone
7:00 No offense. Can't help primal instincts. 🤣🤐
You’d like Smallville
legacies?
Watch the Exorcist
so pretty
Why don't cannibals eat clowns?
They taste funny :/