YOOOO y'all...if you appreciate this movie you HAVE to watch the others in the series..about 3-4...they are JUST as brutally entertaining..Red Dragon... Hannibal Rising is the last and is excellent...(Never bothered w the TV "show)...
No, she WANTS the silence of the Lambs. She doesn’t want to hear them screaming. Idk if any of you have heard a lamb screams but they really do sound like children/babies crying/screaming.
...I was out scouting deer sign after a fresh, light snowfall like 30 years ago when I swore I heard a woman screaming Bloody Murder about 100 yards away - as my heart raced and pounded like a jack hammer I zero'd in on the sound and found a cottontail rabbit about 20 - 30 yds away under some brambles in shock and screaming like a woman! There was a ruffled spot in the snow maybe 3' away and looked as if an owl or hawk just swooped down and got its mate - I have spent much of my life in the woods from a very early age, and never before or since have I seen or heard of such a thing. Still get chills thinking about it.
The sequel to this movie is Hannibal (2001), and the prequel to this movie is Red Dragon (2002). Anthony Hopkins plays Hannibal Lecter in all three of the movies. Technically the chronological order is Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs, and Hannibal. You should definitely watch the trilogy!
@dumy187 yeah I left that out. I didn't like manhunter, and besides, it doesn't feature Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal, which was the whole point behind my recommendation.
If you're really hard-core into the series, Michael Mann directed Manhunter (1986) as a side project while he was doing Miami Vice. It's got Brian Cox as Lecter, but Lecter's less involved in the story, which is way more effed up than this one, which is saying something. RED DRAGON is the remake of Manhunter, both were based on the novel Red Dragon. It's an improvement on Manhunter in every way, and follows the book more closely. There's also the Hannibal TV show with Mads Mikkelsen as Lecter, which is basically the prequel to RED DRAGON. The series has its fans, but some would say it covers much of the same ground as DEXTER or MINDHUNTER. Then HANNIBAL RISING was supposed to be the origin story of Lecter, but both the book and movie were garbage. Ridley Scott's big sequel HANNIBAL is decent, but doesn't hit the same heights as Silence. It suffers from no Jodie Foster, who was turned off by the Hannibal novel and didn't want to be involved further.
@@pulsrmind Hannibal is definitely the weaker film of the trilogy...Lecter is just more interesting when he's incarcerated. There's something about the threat of what he can do, vs actually seeing him do it.
“The Silence of the Lambs” won the Big Five of the Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director (Demme), Best Actor (Hopkins), Best Actress (Foster) and Best Adapted Screenplay (Ted Tally), making it only the third film in history to achieve this feat. The acting performances are simply outstanding. Foster and Hopkins are magnificent.
2 fun facts! The actor who plays Buffalo Bill also played the Captain in Monk, who is a hell of a lot more cuddly! And when Seth Green auditioned for Chris on Family Guy he thought it would be funny to make him sound like Bill so he worked the accent into his audition, even today you can hear it when he does a deep voice.
So guys, to answer some questions and clear a few things up: The woman in Cast Away was Helen Hunt. The girl in the well, Catherine Martin, was Brooke Smith who played Erica Hahn on Grey's Anatomy. I also initially thought that was Matthew Modine (Papa) from Stranger Things on my first recent revisit. If you want to see some more excellent Jodie Foster movies I recommend The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane The Accused Contact Taxi Driver Panic Room Maverick (1994) The Brave One
The guy who wrote Mind Hunters is John E. Douglas, and Jack Crawford was based on him. He is the guy who formed profiling for the FBI. The interviews in Mind Hunters were taken directly from the FBI transcripts word for word. One last thing: John E. Douglas trained my Sister in law, and she used the training to get a serial killer to confess. Before he confessed, he kept getting off.
Also, Buffalo Bill, the Leather Face from The Texas Chain Saw, and the guy from Psycho are all based on Ed Gein. You should read John E. Douglas's book, Mind Hunter. It is his biography.
John Douglas is incredible. I've read all his books. The actor playing Crawford, is Scott Glenn. He was very against the death penalty. Crawford had him listen to some tapes of a pair of k*llers torturing their victims and laughing, and he said it completely changed his mind about how some people are just evil, and don't really deserve to be in civilized societies.
41:19 The thing is, Lecter gave her perhaps the most useful (and probably the only one until that point of her life) therapy for her biggest trauma. Others spend a lot of money and time on this, Clarice got it for free.🤫
Every time I face a rude or vulgar person, I‘m reminded of Lecter‘s quote „Rudeness and vulgarity have become… pandemic.“ and I wonder… what would professor Lecter do?
Great reaction guys. I'll never get tired of finding new people who have never seen this. Definitely on a very small list of my all-time favorites. This was based on a book which was even crazier. There are two other movies connected to this that are also based on books. One's a prequel (Red Dragon), and one's a sequel (Hannibal). The ending of Hannibal is a little different in the book, but still awesome. Both are worth watching. Also, if you haven't seen it, you guys should watch Seven with Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. Very dark, but an excellent psychological thriller/procedural.
I went to Kenya back in 1988, on an 18 day camping photo safari. After our first 4 nights camping in the Masai Mara, we all realized that we have had the best roast beef, steak and eggs, beef stew, and sliced beef sandwiches we ever had. While talking with our tour van driver, he informed us on the scarcity of cattle in Kenya, but abundance of other game. We found out after a week, that we had been eating zebra all week long and loving it. It was only after we were told, that a couple people freaked out and said they didn't feel well. Just like when people eat venison, brag up how great the steak is and when you tell them it is deer, they change their mind suddenly I would not have chosen eating zebra, but it was delicious, and I now remember the dozens and dozens of zebra, impala, gazelle, and giraffe that wandered through our camp everyday, walking right past us. (No hunting of elephant, rhino, hippo, crocs, lions, leopard, or other "big name" tourist attracting species, but the ungulates there were everywhere by the tens of thousands.
The Netflix series "Mindhunter", which sadly got canceled. It centers around John E. Douglas in his early career, which is who the character of Jack Crawford is based on. It also goes over the early days when the FBI first started the program with interviewing serial killers to develop a profile for criminal behavior. 8:24 Anthony Hopkins plays Thor's father, Odin. 1:11:11 you guys need to check out The Society of the Snow, which is based on a true story.
Hope I'm not repeating another comment.... There are 2 other movies with Dr Lecter. Hannibal is the sequel & Red Dragon is the prequel. Also the TV series Hannibal. All are forth a watch:). Btw, luv the Scully shout out!
Masterpiece of a movie. One of only 3 films in history to win the "Big Five" at the Oscars - 'It Happened One Night' (1934), 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (1975), and 'The Silence of the Lambs' (1991). And in 33 years, no film has done it since. I love both Foster and Hopkins as actors, and they give a masterclass in this. Glad you got to experience this classic.
@@jammydodger5838 Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, and Screenplay (regardless of Original or Adapted). There are several other films that come close to achieving the Big 5, but the 3 above are the only ones to win all 5 of them. A total of 4 films have been nominated for all of the Big 5 and won 4 of them: ANNIE HALL (won everything except Actor), AMERICAN BEAUTY (won 5 Oscars total with 4 of them in the Big 5, losing only Actress), GONE WITH THE WIND (won 8 Oscars including 4 of the Big 5, losing only Actor of the Big 5), and MRS MINIVER (won 6 Oscars in total including 4 of the Big 5 losing only Actor).
Interesting Fact: BOTH Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster have 2 Oscars each. This was Jodie's 2nd win with her first being Best Actress for THE ACCUSED (1988). This film was Anthony Hopkins's first Oscar with his 2nd Best Actor Oscar win coming for THE FATHER (2020). I highly urge you to check THE FATHER.
I recommend MANHUNTER, also a Hannibal Leckter film (1986) with Brian Cox as Hannibal. Brian Cox is an iconic Scottish actor, most younger people know him as the Dad in Succession.
You guys think you have big birds in Georgia, I live in North Queensland Australia, we have feathered dinosaurs in our rainforests, the Cassowary! "She did OF" 🤣🤣🤣🤣Cracked me up, best comment I've heard during a reaction to this movie. Thank you for the content you create, your reactions are awesome ❤❤❤
"Hannibal" was a sequel to this, but not quite as good. There is also a "prequel" series called "Hannibal" which is really good. I would definitely recommend that. Great job, Octobers!
Fun fact: in the 50s the killer Ed Gein was caught in Wisconsin, the terrible things they found in his house help inspire this story , Texas chainsaw massacre and original psycho. Things like a human skin lamp shade and a belt made of nipples 😮
The sequel, "Hannibal," isn't as good as this one, but it's worth a watch. The third movie, "Red Dragon," is a prequel. It's better than the second one, in my opinion.
Yeah it got the so-called "sweep" of best picture, adapted screenplay, actor and actress, and best director. It also won best editing and sound mixing.
I recommend 2 great films in the psychological thriller/serial killer genre: "Split" (starring James McAvoy & Anya Taylor-Joy) & an older but still great one "Primal Fear", with Richard Gere & a very young Edward Norton. Both amazing in their own way!❤
Film synopsis: "Shut your ass up, lamb!" 🐑 You saw the psychiatrist who runs the facility in "X-Men: The Last Stand," where he was interrogating Mystique. Just a bit role. Not to be confused with "Papa," which is played by Matthew Modine. BTW, the character build up before you meet Hannibal is epic, and might be what they had in mind when they did a similar build up in "John Wick."
There are at least 3 other movies based on Anthony Hopkins villain that you might want to watch as well. I'll list all 4 in release order and number them chronologically: 1991 "Silence of the Lambs" 3 2001 "Hannibal" 4 2002 "Red Dragon" 2 2007 "Hannibal Rising" 1 I know. The order is worse than the "Star Wars" franchise 😵💫. "Hannibal Rising" is possibly the most graphic of the lot 🤢 but does give some deep insight on how Hannibal became what he is.
I still keep my laserdiscs to a few great movies, this being one of them. The LD version I have is quite plain, just a white plastic LD jewelcase holder and cardboard gatefold cover, but that cover wow. Great reaction guys, it's hard to do reactions, too much chat and you risk missing things, pause to chat and you risk losing followers, stay quite and focussed and you are not reacting enough. This movie had some very subtle hints in not just phrasing of sentences either. Those framed shots and closeups are still so good at being haunting! Anyway thanks guys, another epic watch!
Yeah, you put it right, she does Scully from X-Files. I enjoyed that series, my favorite episode is Detour where there were three somewhat invisible beings in a forest that take people. 1:07:41 lol Kudos to you for being proactive man!
Fun fact for you two: Anthony Hopkins wrote a letter to bryan cranston personally, congratulating him on how amazing his delivery on being walter white and how it was the best tv series he has ever had the privilege to see ❤ such a nice huy in real life so it's amazing how he can portray such a cold calculating man here 💯
46:52 isn’t that the singer Chris Isaak? I just checked and yes it is, hahaha. I must have seen this movie so many times, and I can’t believe I didn’t pick it up!
Some other psychological thrillers you might be interested in: “Duress”, “Two Days in the Valley”, “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle”, “Basic Instinct”, “Case No. 39”, “Session 8”, “Identity”, “A Kiss Before Dying”, “Double Indemnity”, “Jade”.
@01:07:57: the first thing I do on a plane or in a closed space is to locate the emergency exits. You want to do that in crowded places. Also, I never use my phone or headphones on the street. It’s not about being paranoid, but more about being alert. There is a great book by Gavin de Becker called ‘the Gift of Fear’ that explains very well how to develop your intuition as a survival tool. It was recommended by my krav maga instructor and it never gets old!
That actually happened to my aunt who was a corrections officer w/ Bureau of Federal Prisons - Seagoville. She was doing her rounds for head count at lights out when she noticed many of the inmates would be nude showing full frontal intentionally since it was a female doing head count at the end of the night on her p.m. shift. One even wacked off and aimed his climax at the bars timing her silhouette perfectly as she walked up the upstairs aisle by his cell. She dnk he got her until she did her laundry then noticed her other slacks had possible semen or phlegm on them, down the pants leg. She found out who and had him put in the hole for assault on an officer. Gross.
There’s a second and third , and a prequel as well as being connected to Mind Hunter. It’s said that Mind Hunter was the original version of this. There’s also a television show. The prequel is called Red Dragon it was filmed after this one but takes place before this one. The actual sequel takes place after this one but doesn’t have Foster as Starling.
Instantly clicked when notified this movie is the definition of a cult classic like Anthony Hopkins in this character is top tier and legendary glad yall decided to watch it.....
A cult classic by definition is a movie that fails initially but gains a "cult" following later. This movie won Oscars when it released. It isn't a cult classic at all. It's simply a classic
@@nebulousreactions Just wondering why you chose to scroll through comments to find someone to correct like who cares how I said it my point was it's a great movie
I live in SE Wisconsin: they demolished the chocolate factory and the apartment building Dahmer lived in... coin dentally his defense attorney died yesterday at age 88
Great movie and great reactions on your channel. So many things were taken from real life in making this movie. Also besides taking hints from serial killers some say they questioned Ted Bundy for help in catching green river killer in Oregon Washington killings. I think it was a docu of that. Have a great day guys 💯💯💯🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
5:12 The guy who played Poppa was Matthew Modine and in 1987 portrayed private Joker in Full Metal Jacket. So, he was younger than Anthony Heald that portrayed Dr. Chilton. I can see the actors in the top-left corner of the paused scene at 5:12. Not sure if that was added during the editing of your reaction or if it’s a feature that is included in service that y’all are watching. If it’s a feature, I sure would like to know which service or platform y’all are watching Silence of the Lambs on, because that would be cool to have!
Great movie. Loosely based on serial killers Ed Gein and Ted Bundy. Hopkins and Foster definitely deserved their Oscars for their performances. Still a fantastic movie.
The police can indeed enter and search your house if they suspect something illegal and get a judge to sign a warrant (not hard to get). They can even kick in the door and run in without a warrant if they have "exigent circumstances", meaning if they think it's an emergency or someone's in immediate danger. Clarice did an excellent job but screwed up when she ran into that basement alone. If Bill would have killed her, something he very nearly did, she AND Catherine would have ended up as part of his woman suit.
I hear you saying... -"When I'm inside I can relax and watch movies". -"When I go outside I, for me and my family's sake, have to stay sharp, tense, aware and calculated because of all the everyday risks. Yeah, sounds like the land of freedom we all get duped to believe it is.... 😢 Much love to you both and stay safe ❤️❤️
There is a part 2 and 3, the second one is called Hannibal, but Jodie Foster does not come back for her role as Clarice. The third is called Red Dragon.
There as both a sequel (Hannibal ) and a prequel (Red Dragon). The tv series Hannibal was pretty good in giving more backstory to his character, while Clarice was an interesting look at her..
Ravenous 1999 is prolly my fav cannibal movie. Its a horror movie with some comedic aspects and its a history piece. One of my favorite movies with good actors.
The story was based on the time that the FBI asked serial killer Ted Bundy to create a profile for the green river killer, when they finally caught him they realised that Bundys profile was pretty accurate. Catherines kidnapping was also inspired by Bundy who would fake having a broken arm and act like he was struggling to get something in his vw beetle and when a woman helped him he woukd hit them over the head and push them into his car. The character of buffalo bill was inspired by a few killers like Ed Gein who besides killing 3 people he woukd dig up recently buried bodies and use them to make things like a pair of gloves and a lampshade made of skin and furniture made from bones and skulls. Anthony hopkins improvised the lines insulting her shoes and her accent which bothered Jodie Foster because she worked hard to perfect the west Virginia accent. The poodle was also in the movies The Burbs, Batman returns and pee wees big adventure. The actors who played Bill and catherine actually dated during filming of the movie.
Anthony Hopkins spent like 16 min. and change on screen in this, and he won The Oscar for Best Actor that year - that's some accomplished acting! ...and Jody got her Best Actress Oscar. in all, the film earned 5 of the 7 Oscars it was nominated for. No, she needs the lambs to be silent. Yes, Hannibal is quite taken with Clarice. You MUST watch the sequel, HANNIBAL (2001), which I think is even better.
LOL, The prison guards kept teasing him though and calling him Bufflo Bill. He'd throw a tantrum and correct them. That probably why they thought his nickname was Bufflo Bill.
Thanks, Tony! Thanks, Brooke! 😱 I love this one sooooooooo much. I saw it in a free, advanced screening. The audience was very vocal. It remains a favorite. I've enjoyed the prequels and sequels and two associated tv series, as well. But this one is really special.
It’s funny because it never crossed my mind and all these years when I showed my wife this movie for the first time she had noticed about the handwriting on the map. If they saw it earlier, they would’ve known he had a pen.
In the book Hannibal has 6 fingers on one of his hands. When he escaped from the big cage he put that hand forward when the guard handcuffed him so he wouldn't notice the piece of metal in the other hand. He knew the guard would notice nothing but his 6 fingers.
You referenced similarities with Mindhunter. That series is actually based on the true history of the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit (BSU), which is the very unit Agen Starling is trying to join. The training scenes were filmed on location at Quantico, in the real offices used by BSU. Agent Starling was inspired by retired FBI Agent Jana Monroe, who published a book on her experiences hunting serial killers. Another former FBI Agent from the BSU, Candice DeLong of the Killer Psyche podcast, worked with Jodie Foster to hone her character and was her liaison while at Quantico.
Anthony hopkins loved got to theaters showing this and when someone freaked out in a Hannibal screen, he would go into character tap them and say he's not real he can't get you, I would have made a new door getting out of there
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Recommend more things like this ya'll!
YOOOO y'all...if you appreciate this movie you HAVE to watch the others in the series..about 3-4...they are JUST as brutally entertaining..Red Dragon... Hannibal Rising is the last and is excellent...(Never bothered w the TV "show)...
Seven (1995)
Hannibal
Also love how he says "it" puts the lotion in the basket because he just see her as an object.
@JoeyJungle-x8c NOT the "show"👍the movie is excellent
No, she WANTS the silence of the Lambs. She doesn’t want to hear them screaming. Idk if any of you have heard a lamb screams but they really do sound like children/babies crying/screaming.
Lol these two don’t have 10 brain cells between them
No, and I believe you
Yikes!
...I was out scouting deer sign after a fresh, light snowfall like 30 years ago when I swore I heard a woman screaming Bloody Murder about 100 yards away - as my heart raced and pounded like a jack hammer I zero'd in on the sound and found a cottontail rabbit about 20 - 30 yds away under some brambles in shock and screaming like a woman! There was a ruffled spot in the snow maybe 3' away and looked as if an owl or hawk just swooped down and got its mate - I have spent much of my life in the woods from a very early age, and never before or since have I seen or heard of such a thing. Still get chills thinking about it.
The sequel to this movie is Hannibal (2001), and the prequel to this movie is Red Dragon (2002). Anthony Hopkins plays Hannibal Lecter in all three of the movies. Technically the chronological order is Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs, and Hannibal. You should definitely watch the trilogy!
There's also _Manhunter_ from 1986 (based on the novel _Red Dragon_ ). And it's a Michael Mann film.
@dumy187 yeah I left that out. I didn't like manhunter, and besides, it doesn't feature Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal, which was the whole point behind my recommendation.
If you're really hard-core into the series, Michael Mann directed Manhunter (1986) as a side project while he was doing Miami Vice. It's got Brian Cox as Lecter, but Lecter's less involved in the story, which is way more effed up than this one, which is saying something.
RED DRAGON is the remake of Manhunter, both were based on the novel Red Dragon. It's an improvement on Manhunter in every way, and follows the book more closely.
There's also the Hannibal TV show with Mads Mikkelsen as Lecter, which is basically the prequel to RED DRAGON. The series has its fans, but some would say it covers much of the same ground as DEXTER or MINDHUNTER.
Then HANNIBAL RISING was supposed to be the origin story of Lecter, but both the book and movie were garbage.
Ridley Scott's big sequel HANNIBAL is decent, but doesn't hit the same heights as Silence. It suffers from no Jodie Foster, who was turned off by the Hannibal novel and didn't want to be involved further.
I didn't like Hannibal at all, I choose to ignore that film 😅 Red Dragon was good, not on the level of Silence but better than Hannibal fs.
@@pulsrmind Hannibal is definitely the weaker film of the trilogy...Lecter is just more interesting when he's incarcerated. There's something about the threat of what he can do, vs actually seeing him do it.
"I'm having an old friend for dinner"
Cold as Hell line.
“The Silence of the Lambs” won the Big Five of the Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director (Demme), Best Actor (Hopkins), Best Actress (Foster) and Best Adapted Screenplay (Ted Tally), making it only the third film in history to achieve this feat.
The acting performances are simply outstanding.
Foster and Hopkins are magnificent.
YES!
2 fun facts! The actor who plays Buffalo Bill also played the Captain in Monk, who is a hell of a lot more cuddly! And when Seth Green auditioned for Chris on Family Guy he thought it would be funny to make him sound like Bill so he worked the accent into his audition, even today you can hear it when he does a deep voice.
Wheeeee! Omg, so fun! 🎉
So guys, to answer some questions and clear a few things up:
The woman in Cast Away was Helen Hunt.
The girl in the well, Catherine Martin, was Brooke Smith who played Erica Hahn on Grey's Anatomy.
I also initially thought that was Matthew Modine (Papa) from Stranger Things on my first recent revisit.
If you want to see some more excellent Jodie Foster movies I recommend
The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane
The Accused
Contact
Taxi Driver
Panic Room
Maverick (1994)
The Brave One
The guy who wrote Mind Hunters is John E. Douglas, and Jack Crawford was based on him. He is the guy who formed profiling for the FBI. The interviews in Mind Hunters were taken directly from the FBI transcripts word for word. One last thing: John E. Douglas trained my Sister in law, and she used the training to get a serial killer to confess. Before he confessed, he kept getting off.
Also, Buffalo Bill, the Leather Face from The Texas Chain Saw, and the guy from Psycho are all based on Ed Gein. You should read John E. Douglas's book, Mind Hunter. It is his biography.
John Douglas is incredible. I've read all his books. The actor playing Crawford, is Scott Glenn. He was very against the death penalty. Crawford had him listen to some tapes of a pair of k*llers torturing their victims and laughing, and he said it completely changed his mind about how some people are just evil, and don't really deserve to be in civilized societies.
19:20 “What do they try to do in windows?”
“Beat off publicly?”
I. AM. HOLLERIN’! 😂
Hot. Lol
and at 20:40, "Damn. Now the cat's hungry." so much empathy, my eyes are watering (LOL)!🤣
41:19 The thing is, Lecter gave her perhaps the most useful (and probably the only one until that point of her life) therapy for her biggest trauma.
Others spend a lot of money and time on this, Clarice got it for free.🤫
And he was grateful for the chance to help someone in that way one more time.
Every time I face a rude or vulgar person, I‘m reminded of Lecter‘s quote „Rudeness and vulgarity have become… pandemic.“ and I wonder… what would professor Lecter do?
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Mr. October you wild for that "looks like he getting ready to go out in Atlanta" comment 😂😂love the channel
Great reaction guys. I'll never get tired of finding new people who have never seen this. Definitely on a very small list of my all-time favorites. This was based on a book which was even crazier. There are two other movies connected to this that are also based on books. One's a prequel (Red Dragon), and one's a sequel (Hannibal). The ending of Hannibal is a little different in the book, but still awesome. Both are worth watching.
Also, if you haven't seen it, you guys should watch Seven with Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. Very dark, but an excellent psychological thriller/procedural.
Great pick and reaction guys... this is absolutely one of my all time favorites. This flick was definitely a head of its time...thx!!
I went to Kenya back in 1988, on an 18 day camping photo safari. After our first 4 nights camping in the Masai Mara, we all realized that we have had the best roast beef, steak and eggs, beef stew, and sliced beef sandwiches we ever had. While talking with our tour van driver, he informed us on the scarcity of cattle in Kenya, but abundance of other game. We found out after a week, that we had been eating zebra all week long and loving it. It was only after we were told, that a couple people freaked out and said they didn't feel well. Just like when people eat venison, brag up how great the steak is and when you tell them it is deer, they change their mind suddenly I would not have chosen eating zebra, but it was delicious, and I now remember the dozens and dozens of zebra, impala, gazelle, and giraffe that wandered through our camp everyday, walking right past us. (No hunting of elephant, rhino, hippo, crocs, lions, leopard, or other "big name" tourist attracting species, but the ungulates there were everywhere by the tens of thousands.
Meat is meat. Haven't had zebra, but I've had horse, and would assume the taste would be similar. I've had most of the antelopes, cape buffalo, etc.
The Netflix series "Mindhunter", which sadly got canceled. It centers around John E. Douglas in his early career, which is who the character of Jack Crawford is based on. It also goes over the early days when the FBI first started the program with interviewing serial killers to develop a profile for criminal behavior. 8:24 Anthony Hopkins plays Thor's father, Odin. 1:11:11 you guys need to check out The Society of the Snow, which is based on a true story.
Hope I'm not repeating another comment.... There are 2 other movies with Dr Lecter. Hannibal is the sequel & Red Dragon is the prequel. Also the TV series Hannibal. All are forth a watch:). Btw, luv the Scully shout out!
4 actually. The original version of Red Dragon called Manhunter and Hannibal Rising are 2 more.
Hannibal was happy because he got the chance to practice his profession again and analyse Clarice.
Masterpiece of a movie. One of only 3 films in history to win the "Big Five" at the Oscars - 'It Happened One Night' (1934), 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (1975), and 'The Silence of the Lambs' (1991). And in 33 years, no film has done it since. I love both Foster and Hopkins as actors, and they give a masterclass in this. Glad you got to experience this classic.
What Oscar’s are the big 5? Best picture, best actor?
@@jammydodger5838 Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, and Screenplay (regardless of Original or Adapted).
There are several other films that come close to achieving the Big 5, but the 3 above are the only ones to win all 5 of them. A total of 4 films have been nominated for all of the Big 5 and won 4 of them: ANNIE HALL (won everything except Actor), AMERICAN BEAUTY (won 5 Oscars total with 4 of them in the Big 5, losing only Actress), GONE WITH THE WIND (won 8 Oscars including 4 of the Big 5, losing only Actor of the Big 5), and MRS MINIVER (won 6 Oscars in total including 4 of the Big 5 losing only Actor).
@@jammydodger5838 Best Pic, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Screenplay
@@jammydodger5838 Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Screenplay are considered the "Big Five" at the Oscars.
Interesting Fact: BOTH Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster have 2 Oscars each. This was Jodie's 2nd win with her first being Best Actress for THE ACCUSED (1988). This film was Anthony Hopkins's first Oscar with his 2nd Best Actor Oscar win coming for THE FATHER (2020).
I highly urge you to check THE FATHER.
I recommend MANHUNTER, also a Hannibal Leckter film (1986) with Brian Cox as Hannibal. Brian Cox is an iconic Scottish actor, most younger people know him as the Dad in Succession.
the movie "Hannibal Rising"(2007) is the origin story of Hannibal.
You guys think you have big birds in Georgia, I live in North Queensland Australia, we have feathered dinosaurs in our rainforests, the Cassowary!
"She did OF" 🤣🤣🤣🤣Cracked me up, best comment I've heard during a reaction to this movie.
Thank you for the content you create, your reactions are awesome ❤❤❤
In the theatre at the end when Lector talks about his dinner plans the whole theatre burst into applause lol
"I'd be crying to girl" - classic my brother. You're a funny dude man. Quick witted
"I'd be crying too, girl." 😂
Hannibal nearly gave the game away when he told Senator Martin he loved her "suit".
No. He didn't.
Highly recommend the Hannibal TV show.
I always click the like button before even watch the reaction bc I know it will be good with The Octobers.
"...His intellectual narcissism.... reminds me of the comments..." 😆😂🤣😂 Shots fired!!!
Gumm only knew the first girl, that’s why he weighed her down so that the authorities would not link him with her.
59:52 yeah I am with Mrs. October on that one, you need to keep the dog after going through that together.
"Hannibal" was a sequel to this, but not quite as good. There is also a "prequel" series called "Hannibal" which is really good. I would definitely recommend that. Great job, Octobers!
Fun fact: in the 50s the killer Ed Gein was caught in Wisconsin, the terrible things they found in his house help inspire this story , Texas chainsaw massacre and original psycho. Things like a human skin lamp shade and a belt made of nipples 😮
The sequel, "Hannibal," isn't as good as this one, but it's worth a watch. The third movie, "Red Dragon," is a prequel. It's better than the second one, in my opinion.
Red Dragon is actually a remake. The original is actually called Manhunter.
Character in The Green Mile was "Wild Bill". AKA William Wharton.
Won 5 academy awards jodi foster, Anthony Hopkins, best picture and I think best director
Yeah it got the so-called "sweep" of best picture, adapted screenplay, actor and actress, and best director. It also won best editing and sound mixing.
Red dragon to find out how lecter was caught in the first place?, gr8 reaction guys , aussie girl.x ❤
Gotta do the 1st movie in the whole series. Manhunter. A Michael Mann movie
I recommend 2 great films in the psychological thriller/serial killer genre: "Split" (starring James McAvoy & Anya Taylor-Joy) & an older but still great one "Primal Fear", with Richard Gere & a very young Edward Norton. Both amazing in their own way!❤
Zodiac is really good and suspenseful. For something older Hitchcock's Rear Window.
So excited to watch this with you two 🍿🥂☺️ cheers! Thanx for continuing to upload spooky movies 🎥 after October 🤙🏽
More to come!
Film synopsis: "Shut your ass up, lamb!" 🐑
You saw the psychiatrist who runs the facility in "X-Men: The Last Stand," where he was interrogating Mystique. Just a bit role. Not to be confused with "Papa," which is played by Matthew Modine. BTW, the character build up before you meet Hannibal is epic, and might be what they had in mind when they did a similar build up in "John Wick."
Back in the '90's I met an old hunter in the highlands of Papua New Guinea and we discussed...food. He did confirm that people taste like pork.
Orion, Tri-Star, and quite a few others back in the day had some good intros.
There are at least 3 other movies based on Anthony Hopkins villain that you might want to watch as well. I'll list all 4 in release order and number them chronologically:
1991 "Silence of the Lambs" 3
2001 "Hannibal" 4
2002 "Red Dragon" 2
2007 "Hannibal Rising" 1
I know. The order is worse than the "Star Wars" franchise 😵💫.
"Hannibal Rising" is possibly the most graphic of the lot 🤢 but does give some deep insight on how Hannibal became what he is.
I still keep my laserdiscs to a few great movies, this being one of them. The LD version I have is quite plain, just a white plastic LD jewelcase holder and cardboard gatefold cover, but that cover wow.
Great reaction guys, it's hard to do reactions, too much chat and you risk missing things, pause to chat and you risk losing followers, stay quite and focussed and you are not reacting enough. This movie had some very subtle hints in not just phrasing of sentences either. Those framed shots and closeups are still so good at being haunting!
Anyway thanks guys, another epic watch!
one of my all time favorite villains. I always root for hannibal. you guys should watch hannibal the tv show. one of the greatest tv shows ever made
Yeah, you put it right, she does Scully from X-Files. I enjoyed that series, my favorite episode is Detour where there were three somewhat invisible beings in a forest that take people.
1:07:41 lol Kudos to you for being proactive man!
Fun fact for you two: Anthony Hopkins wrote a letter to bryan cranston personally, congratulating him on how amazing his delivery on being walter white and how it was the best tv series he has ever had the privilege to see ❤ such a nice huy in real life so it's amazing how he can portray such a cold calculating man here 💯
Their is a prequel to this call the red dragon it's really great too. Need to wacth it
46:52 isn’t that the singer Chris Isaak? I just checked and yes it is, hahaha. I must have seen this movie so many times, and I can’t believe I didn’t pick it up!
Yep. He's done a little acting here and there. Was even on Friends once
One of the best movies ever made. Love it so much
Some other psychological thrillers you might be interested in: “Duress”, “Two Days in the Valley”, “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle”, “Basic Instinct”, “Case No. 39”, “Session 8”, “Identity”, “A Kiss Before Dying”, “Double Indemnity”, “Jade”.
"He kinda wants to be like Michael Kors or something" .. I'm dead lmao 💀
Lol! Hannibal lecter reminds u of the comment section😂
@01:07:57: the first thing I do on a plane or in a closed space is to locate the emergency exits. You want to do that in crowded places. Also, I never use my phone or headphones on the street. It’s not about being paranoid, but more about being alert. There is a great book by Gavin de Becker called ‘the Gift of Fear’ that explains very well how to develop your intuition as a survival tool. It was recommended by my krav maga instructor and it never gets old!
She'd better wear a raincoat next time: DED LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Haha man was so accurate
That actually happened to my aunt who was a corrections officer w/ Bureau of Federal Prisons - Seagoville. She was doing her rounds for head count at lights out when she noticed many of the inmates would be nude showing full frontal intentionally since it was a female doing head count at the end of the night on her p.m. shift. One even wacked off and aimed his climax at the bars timing her silhouette perfectly as she walked up the upstairs aisle by his cell. She dnk he got her until she did her laundry then noticed her other slacks had possible semen or phlegm on them, down the pants leg. She found out who and had him put in the hole for assault on an officer. Gross.
51:30 lol that smirk when the music starts. you know what’s coming
There’s a second and third , and a prequel as well as being connected to Mind Hunter. It’s said that Mind Hunter was the original version of this. There’s also a television show. The prequel is called Red Dragon it was filmed after this one but takes place before this one. The actual sequel takes place after this one but doesn’t have Foster as Starling.
“She better wear a raincoat next time!” 😂😂😂😂😂
I would love to see Mr octobers reaction to mind hunter 🤷♂️
Instantly clicked when notified this movie is the definition of a cult classic like Anthony Hopkins in this character is top tier and legendary glad yall decided to watch it.....
You are the best! We had so much fun in it!
A cult classic by definition is a movie that fails initially but gains a "cult" following later. This movie won Oscars when it released. It isn't a cult classic at all. It's simply a classic
@@nebulousreactions Ok?
@MichaelGraham-qh2wy Are you actually confused, or just being dismissive?
@@nebulousreactions Just wondering why you chose to scroll through comments to find someone to correct like who cares how I said it my point was it's a great movie
Nerdy kid from all the 90s movies reacting to movies now. Nice.
I live in SE Wisconsin: they demolished the chocolate factory and the apartment building Dahmer lived in... coin dentally his defense attorney died yesterday at age 88
Well I guess it’s time to watch true detective 🤷🏻♂️
You should check out Manhunter. Very cerebral thriller. Hannibal Lecter is also in it, but played by a different actor
Great movie and great reactions on your channel. So many things were taken from real life in making this movie. Also besides taking hints from serial killers some say they questioned Ted Bundy for help in catching green river killer in Oregon Washington killings. I think it was a docu of that. Have a great day guys 💯💯💯🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
5:12 The guy who played Poppa was Matthew Modine and in 1987 portrayed private Joker in Full Metal Jacket. So, he was younger than Anthony Heald that portrayed Dr. Chilton. I can see the actors in the top-left corner of the paused scene at 5:12. Not sure if that was added during the editing of your reaction or if it’s a feature that is included in service that y’all are watching. If it’s a feature, I sure would like to know which service or platform y’all are watching Silence of the Lambs on, because that would be cool to have!
Great movie. Loosely based on serial killers Ed Gein and Ted Bundy. Hopkins and Foster definitely deserved their Oscars for their performances. Still a fantastic movie.
The police can indeed enter and search your house if they suspect something illegal and get a judge to sign a warrant (not hard to get). They can even kick in the door and run in without a warrant if they have "exigent circumstances", meaning if they think it's an emergency or someone's in immediate danger.
Clarice did an excellent job but screwed up when she ran into that basement alone. If Bill would have killed her, something he very nearly did, she AND Catherine would have ended up as part of his woman suit.
I hear you saying... -"When I'm inside I can relax and watch movies". -"When I go outside I, for me and my family's sake, have to stay sharp, tense, aware and calculated because of all the everyday risks.
Yeah, sounds like the land of freedom we all get duped to believe it is.... 😢
Much love to you both and stay safe ❤️❤️
'91? Jodie Foster should have had a one-liner after she shot up Buffalo Bill.
Great reaction team! Please watch the 2nd movie as well.
And yes.... Mindhunter is brilliant 👏🏽
There is a part 2 and 3, the second one is called Hannibal, but Jodie Foster does not come back for her role as Clarice. The third is called Red Dragon.
There as both a sequel (Hannibal ) and a prequel (Red Dragon). The tv series Hannibal was pretty good in giving more backstory to his character, while Clarice was an interesting look at her..
and you forgot the prequel Hannibal Rising
It's actually a trilogy - the other movies called "Hannibal" and "Red Dragon", recommend you guys to see them as well. 😀
Dude looked NOTHING like guy from Stranger Things!
Dude in Green Mile was nicknamed “Wild Bill” after the famous old west outlaw Wild Bill Hickock
Helen Hunt played the wife in Castaway. Jodie Foster is also famous for the movie Contact.
Did he say ‘he kinda wants to be like Michael Kors or something’😂😅 nice channel
Papa from Stanger Things, Mathew Modine, was in a movie called Vision Quest back in the 80’s. I love that movie and the soundtrack!
Ravenous 1999 is prolly my fav cannibal movie. Its a horror movie with some comedic aspects and its a history piece. One of my favorite movies with good actors.
I didn't hear them catch the fact that Hannibal (Anthony Hopkins) is also Thor's father Odin in the MCU.
The story was based on the time that the FBI asked serial killer Ted Bundy to create a profile for the green river killer, when they finally caught him they realised that Bundys profile was pretty accurate. Catherines kidnapping was also inspired by Bundy who would fake having a broken arm and act like he was struggling to get something in his vw beetle and when a woman helped him he woukd hit them over the head and push them into his car.
The character of buffalo bill was inspired by a few killers like Ed Gein who besides killing 3 people he woukd dig up recently buried bodies and use them to make things like a pair of gloves and a lampshade made of skin and furniture made from bones and skulls.
Anthony hopkins improvised the lines insulting her shoes and her accent which bothered Jodie Foster because she worked hard to perfect the west Virginia accent.
The poodle was also in the movies The Burbs, Batman returns and pee wees big adventure.
The actors who played Bill and catherine actually dated during filming of the movie.
Anthony Hopkins is the second actor to play Hannibal Lecter. Brian Cox played him first in Manhunter (1986).
Anthony Hopkins spent like 16 min. and change on screen in this, and he won The Oscar for Best Actor that year - that's some accomplished acting! ...and Jody got her Best Actress Oscar. in all, the film earned 5 of the 7 Oscars it was nominated for. No, she needs the lambs to be silent. Yes, Hannibal is quite taken with Clarice. You MUST watch the sequel, HANNIBAL (2001), which I think is even better.
they made more movies but jodie foster didnt do another. yes i believe gillian based scully on jodie foster
Hopkins won an Oscar for this role and he is on screen for a total of 19 minutes
In the book the moth was a Black Witch moth which are found in the south & southwest US. Some think they can curse you, they're big & scary looking.
The guy from the Green Mile went by Billy The Kid.
LOL, The prison guards kept teasing him though and calling him Bufflo Bill. He'd throw a tantrum and correct them. That probably why they thought his nickname was Bufflo Bill.
Great acting, great writing, great direction, great film.
This film is the only movie in history to sweep the top 5 Oscars- best picture, director, screenplay, actor male and actor female
It was the third film to do that.
Thanks, Tony! Thanks, Brooke! 😱 I love this one sooooooooo much. I saw it in a free, advanced screening. The audience was very vocal. It remains a favorite. I've enjoyed the prequels and sequels and two associated tv series, as well. But this one is really special.
It’s funny because it never crossed my mind and all these years when I showed my wife this movie for the first time she had noticed about the handwriting on the map. If they saw it earlier, they would’ve known he had a pen.
In the book Hannibal has 6 fingers on one of his hands. When he escaped from the big cage he put that hand forward when the guard handcuffed him so he wouldn't notice the piece of metal in the other hand. He knew the guard would notice nothing but his 6 fingers.
You referenced similarities with Mindhunter. That series is actually based on the true history of the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit (BSU), which is the very unit Agen Starling is trying to join. The training scenes were filmed on location at Quantico, in the real offices used by BSU. Agent Starling was inspired by retired FBI Agent Jana Monroe, who published a book on her experiences hunting serial killers. Another former FBI Agent from the BSU, Candice DeLong of the Killer Psyche podcast, worked with Jodie Foster to hone her character and was her liaison while at Quantico.
The guy you thought was papa was in X-men the last stand
he looks so familiar, thanks for tellin us that lol bc it was gonna bug us! also we saw the Bills with a big win & thought you were gonna be happy!
@@TheOctobersReact oh hell yea. Jumping off the couch for that Josh run to seal the deal and knock the chiefs down a peg
The Confession with Ben Kinsley & Alex Baldwin fits what you are asking for.
Anthony hopkins loved got to theaters showing this and when someone freaked out in a Hannibal screen, he would go into character tap them and say he's not real he can't get you, I would have made a new door getting out of there