The fact that after an intense fight and a murder, Hannibal's first thought was to go to the harpsichord and casually just play some Bach is priceless. Such class🤣❤️
@@hunkyfunkyletsgetmonkey7464 I don’t think Hannibal lost any of his strength. He probably let Tobias stab him so it would like Hannibal barely won to the cops.
Word! I def think the three final strikes to Tobias were poetic and true to myth and character (The Arm/Shoulder, Throat, ending w/ the statue strike of the Stag to the back of the head)…
You can tell when Hannibal determines that he's sustained enough injuries to avoid suspicion. After he gets knocked into the ladder, he straightens with the deadly eyes of an apex predator and finishes the fight in three blows
I thought Hannibal had the look of someone who thought he was in control but then was thinking I’ve took rather a lot of punishment here….he can be very thankful for the ladder.
I like how Hannibal covers his hands with the handkerchief for the statue so as not to leave fingerprints but my favourite thing is when he knocks over the cabinet holding the statue with the handkerchief too because he knew there would be a discrepancy if there were no prints on the statue but there were prints on the cabinet
It was to give the impression of a struggle at the site of the murder weapon, otherwise it would appear that he was killed unnecessarily. This the smudging of the prints: if the prints were intact it would potentially indicate that there wasn't a struggle for control of the object used to kill Tobias. Thus upon examination it will appear that Hannibal narrowly walked away with his life rather than having successfully grappled for control of the fight and directed the course of it much sooner. He didn't have to kill him at that point; he wanted to. And that's relevant to investigators along with the law.
@@HarmonTedesco The Aria da Capo is the first piece of the Goldberg Variations published 1741 by Bach (BWV 988) but its not the last or final piece written by Bach. (1785-1750) His final work is the Art of Fugue (BWV 1080) @Yheti Hannibal is such a Bachian. And much of the Goldbergs has that virtue of getting back to the basics "first principles, Clarice. Simplicity" This piece is a metaphor for Hannibal to get back to his normality... as if nothing happened.
2:10 As a huge fan of Silence of the Lambs and Anthony Hopkins' Lecter, hearing him play Bach's "Aria" was so satisfying. For me, that piece of music will forever be associated with Lecter's bloody face and waving hand.
The first time I watched this scene, I thought pee paw was getting his ass handed to him but then I realized that the entire fight was calculated. Hannibal waited until he sustained enough damage to avoid any suspicious from Jack, and he pushed the ladder away in the beginning so it would be closer to where he and Tobias would be in the end.
Always gonna love the slightly confused and concerned look on Hannibal's face when Tobias starts swinging the bola violin strings thing. Like "I'm going to kill this man. Wait. What the fuck is that. Holy shit he's swinging it. What the fuck." and then when he start beating him down with the palm strikes all I can imagine is Hannibal thinking "What in the Shaolin bullshit is this palm strike fuckery."
The idea of Hannibal Lecter having a mixed (Eastern traditional!) martial arts battle with a rival serial killer who is also IMMACULATELY CULTURED, is astounding. The fact that it happens with zero forewarning, without so much as a lampshade hung in the aftermath, is INSANE. The second Tobias started swinging the weighted cord, I lost my shit. Like, I know strings are his motif, and this show takes its thematics REAL SERIOUS, but there are limits. ...Limits that they seem to acknowledge, even, because it's not like the weapon defines the entire fight, or even half of it. It's almost incidental. Like, "oh, by the way, Tobias is a Kobudo master, so here's some meteor hammer action." This man either has an absolutely ridiculous backstory, or he is a 17th-level weeaboo who takes his Japanophilia to unfuckwithable heights of seriousness. A Geese Howard-level weeaboo. When he started to lose, I fully expected him to whip out a drained egg full of poison sand and metal shavings and smash it on Hannibal's forehead before disappearing in a cloud of smoke, leaving only the lingering sound of his laughter and a faint cello trill, promising return. This African-American, music-teaching, serial-killing Okinawan weapon master deserved more than the one episode they gave him.
I know Hannibal is supposed to be a really skilled martial artist,but he always seems like the overmatched one in his fight scenes He never really has the upper hand in a fight like he's known to in the movies;strategic and still strong
I would say Hannibal exceeds at three categories to compensate for his physical deficites. First he is a master of using his environment in fights, second his wit and third he is way more brutal, stronger and agile than his opponents think he is.
Movie!Hannibal has the advantage of already having been caught - he has no need to hide what he is capable of. At this point NBC!Hannibal was still hiding, it would have looked suspicious if he'd had an easy time killing someone. As for Hannibal vs the mafia - in real life no matter how skilled a fighter you are, if you're facing multiple opponents, you're at a great disadvantage - and that's not counting that they had tazers.
Love how realistic the fights are. Hannibal is a murderer, not a fighter, he gets beat up in fights but always wins at the end. Once he broke Tobias hand, he is now the predator again & knows its over. Good show.
He was trained in both martial arts and has a Ph.D. He could be a surgeon if he wanted to and used to be. His understanding of anatomy and physical combat is why he can be victorious against a more physically imposing opponent of lesser skill or who has underestimated his fighting capabilities. Basically, Tobias thought he was going to be killing an intelligent killer who knows how to control a situation to make circumstances favor his goal. He didn't know that Hannibal knows how to make your body and mind work against itself and be incredibly fearsome in rapid, precise, and highly lethal bursts. Prior to capture, Hannibal always had the facade of being an underdog to his advantage against those that thought they could make quick work of him during physical confrontation if it were initiated unexpectedly.
DC yes Marvel no. The fights in Winter Soldier are superb you can barely see what's going on here and it's not that pleasing to the eyes . Realism is boring
TOTALLY CALLED that happening- Hannibal using the ladder at some point in the fight to dodge it and then break Tobia’s arm after missing and going through it
This is two predators fighting for territory. There is measuring of the foe and execution of violence when neither side backs down. Good for Tobias for innovating a means of violence, but as is in the real world, experience bests innovation.
Not really , Hannibal is adventurous with his life , he is so curious to know the outcome of a man to man confrontation with this rivaling serial killer .. curiosity and rudeness are Hannibal’s triggers .. add to that some really unpresented levels of his control over his subconscious 💡
Any TV show could play Bach’s “Aria” no matter what scene and how crappy the show was, and his music would automatically make the show better. Perfectly placed in this episode of Hannibal!
Demore Barnes - has played a Special Forces Operator ( The Unit) , a God (American Gods), and a Serial Killer among many other roles. Outstanding! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love that this version of lector is clearly trained in MMA, or at least Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Putting his foot over Tobias' shoulder and clamping down on his wrist and forearm is a set up for an armbar; one of the most basic moves, yet still one of the most effective and excruciating for your opponent if executed properly.
In the books Hannibal is an accomplished martial artist, proficient in many weapons, and also nearly supernaturally strong\(with heightened senses) and aware for his size. It's made quite a point of people underestimating him because he seemed so "unassuming" physically.
Hannibal usually fights with great dire. He never really beat the shit out of anyone without getting very hurt. I think this is a reminder that he is a man, but his cruelty, he plays so fucking dirty, is what makes him triumph. He constantly plays so dirty in fights, recall the first jack vs hannibal, he wait for a moment to take advantage and let Jack think he choked him out, so he could slowly grab a shard of glass and he goes from nearly being unconscious to body slamming the pantry door dual wielding kitchen knives. This man truly don't give a fuck, but if you catch him manage to break his arm or get a tactical advantage, this man will break his arm to throw you in a wood chipper. He is constantly engaging the fight response which make him fight desperately and savagely. In his day to day he is aware that he may have to kill everyone around him if people start figuring stuff out. He's got a knife behind everyone's back and is just waiting to see what you'll do about it. His stealth proves he is just a man but desperation for what he wants and disregard for all others is the truest evil. That is the animal. Utter selfishness. You can be stronger, have a gun but this man thinks he is and wants to be god.
But with Jack Hannibal is supposed to immediately cough after Jack lets him fell .. i think pretending death in such a situation is a very challenging to one’s biology .
I saw that steel horse and thought, yes. My man does it as I thought. The momentum building up before he struck em was great. Bashed his head in like, EEEE!!!
Interesting fact: the song hannibal plays is the same song he listens to when breaking out prison in "The Silence of The Lambs", before and after attacking the guard. He does enjoy music post violence
There are multiple weak points on human body to incapacitate someone; eyes, sides of the head, throat, centre of the ribs, stomach, veins, space between muscles, femur, balls etc but I'm surprised Kung Fu shit is present in a series TV show like this, I def. have to watch Hannibal
Hannibal is not some barbaric beast. He is a Predator of the Lizard Class. He stalks, Hunts, moves swiftly and aggressively, and has a Calmness to his energy because Reptiles have no real fear. It is merely this, you are Food or you are Not, yet....So what I just saw? Was a perfect display of Alpha Draconian. Aka Lizard Humanoid. And that music was perfect timing as Reptillians prefer high tones, symmetry and low tones. So yea we have a thing for classical and jazz more than any other genre.
they used the wrong sound effect and visuals when he smashed tobias with the buck statue. They way Hannibal was trying to lift it makes it look like it has to weigh around 40lbs or more. Was expecting it to completely smash open tobias' head but it barely leaves a mark on him and on top of that it sounds like a metal bat slamming into a lightpole.
Why did Hannibal use a cloth to lift his own statue? He was going to have to tell them he killed Tobias in self defense, why hide that he used a statue?
@@CarlosSuperCute ok let me rephrase my question: Why did Hannibal not want his prints on the statute? He had to tell them that he killed Tobias, and they knew it would be okay because Tobias had already killed police officers. Hannibal knew he would not be suspected of anything criminal for killing Tobias under these circumstances, so why did he not want his finger prints on the statute?
Hannibal is adventurous with his life , he is so curious to know the outcome of a man to man confrontation with this rivaling serial killer .. curiosity and rudeness are Hannibal’s triggers .. add to that some really unpresented levels of his control over his subconscious 💡
I remember when this episode came out and I was watching it on television, my basic 18-year-old ass shouted "serial killer fight!" and thought it was the most clever shit. I don't know why I even still remember it.
it seems to be a piano wire. not sure. it cant be one of his cello strings because he makes them from human gut, im not sure that would be strong enough to kill someone. dno for sure. maybe it is a gut wire because it quickly curls around hannibals hand. I personally think it is piano wire since he was aiming for strangulation.
Human gut one, i think, because at that point FBI was going to capture him and somehow he was thinking to duel with Hannibal, so nothing to lose for him
![[ASMR] hannibal lecter cooking](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lOIZmoOhJik/mqdefault.jpg)
"Damn that was dramatic, lemme play Bach."
😭😭😭
Jaja
The fact that after an intense fight and a murder, Hannibal's first thought was to go to the harpsichord and casually just play some Bach is priceless. Such class🤣❤️
Always finish it on the Bach,never on Debussy.
@@dragonel88 Family guy reference
Tobias was a musical monster it's what he would have wanted
Ngl I thought he was just testing his hand strength
@@hunkyfunkyletsgetmonkey7464 I don’t think Hannibal lost any of his strength. He probably let Tobias stab him so it would like Hannibal barely won to the cops.
I love how he looks at the garrote, as Tobias just starts swinging it
“Okay, that’s new.”
Because thats not how you use garrote
Tobias said otherwise@@krzysztofrusek9096
That karate chop to the throat gets me every time
Seriously, I’ve seen it three times now and every time I feel like coughing out of sheer pain.
HANNIBAL CHOP.
Same I'm laughing so hard 😂
YO I FCKIN LAUGH WHEN HE DID THAT HAHAHAHA AND THE WAY HE GASPED FOR AIR WAS HILARIOUS 🤣🤣
Irl just hit it on the middle.
The tactical move Hannibal made to get hit by Tobias to then have his back to the ladder to then snap his arm was genius, thinking 2 moves ahead
If you see when he (hannibal) was standing in front of the ladder he smiled 😛
He must’ve been a fan of Roadhouse
Word! I def think the three final strikes to Tobias were poetic and true to myth and character (The Arm/Shoulder, Throat, ending w/ the statue strike of the Stag to the back of the head)…
alternate title "a celloist and a harpsichordist have a mild disagreement"
So this one time, at band camp…
I love how confident Tobias was in the first half of the fight not knowing Lecter was baiting him the whole time.
He wasnt baiting him. It was just a close fight and hannibal got the upper hand.
@@mikeh8985it wasn’t close at all hannibal was taking hits on purpose and the moment he decided that was enough he put tobias down lol
You can tell when Hannibal determines that he's sustained enough injuries to avoid suspicion. After he gets knocked into the ladder, he straightens with the deadly eyes of an apex predator and finishes the fight in three blows
Damn right
I'll say he gave him a pretty good fight.
@@davids.8509 I agree, but I still think Hannibal could have ended the fight much sooner if he'd chosen to.
I thought Hannibal had the look of someone who thought he was in control but then was thinking I’ve took rather a lot of punishment here….he can be very thankful for the ladder.
@@jerraldwest8531 yes hes certainly capable of such strategies and tactics
I like how Hannibal covers his hands with the handkerchief for the statue so as not to leave fingerprints but my favourite thing is when he knocks over the cabinet holding the statue with the handkerchief too because he knew there would be a discrepancy if there were no prints on the statue but there were prints on the cabinet
I'm guessing that he wanted to make it look like that Hannibal killed Tobias in self-defense, after Tobias killed Franklyn.
It was to give the impression of a struggle at the site of the murder weapon, otherwise it would appear that he was killed unnecessarily. This the smudging of the prints: if the prints were intact it would potentially indicate that there wasn't a struggle for control of the object used to kill Tobias. Thus upon examination it will appear that Hannibal narrowly walked away with his life rather than having successfully grappled for control of the fight and directed the course of it much sooner.
He didn't have to kill him at that point; he wanted to. And that's relevant to investigators along with the law.
@@nameless646 elaborate plz
What always interested me in this scene was the music. Not upbeat or anything, just spirratic sinister violins(?)
No it is actually the sound of a nightmare machine
Harpsichord
Aria da capo, Sebastian Bach’s final piece
@@HarmonTedesco The Aria da Capo is the first piece of the Goldberg Variations published 1741 by Bach (BWV 988) but its not the last or final piece written by Bach. (1785-1750)
His final work is the Art of Fugue (BWV 1080)
@Yheti
Hannibal is such a Bachian. And much of the Goldbergs has that virtue of getting back to the basics "first principles, Clarice. Simplicity"
This piece is a metaphor for Hannibal to get back to his normality... as if nothing happened.
This aint a action movie
When fighting someone, first make sure they were never a surgeon... Because a surgeon will only have to hit you once.
Not really lol 😂
They'll know exactly where to hit you as well.
he hit tobias many times
@@boomgoesthedynamite69 just for fun
They're really kind of pussies. I kicked the absolute shit out of one for fucking up an operation on my relative years after the event.
I like how after snapping the other dude’s neck, they just don’t care and start fighting, like true psychopaths style.
1:32 That punch to the throat was extremely fast. If you go to 0.25 speed, it is still instant. Hannibal was toying with him.
it's a chop, not a punch
@@princesurein7275 I think Hannibal's meaning of chopping a throat is very different than yours.
@@jokerman9295 💀
@@jokerman9295 crying 💀
Can't even see it
2:10 As a huge fan of Silence of the Lambs and Anthony Hopkins' Lecter, hearing him play Bach's "Aria" was so satisfying. For me, that piece of music will forever be associated with Lecter's bloody face and waving hand.
The Goldberg Variations, a fantastic piece. Interesting that this, Silence, and the novels all have different versions of it.
that first note i went fuckin nuts, i knew exactly what it was and I lost my mind
The first time I watched this scene, I thought pee paw was getting his ass handed to him but then I realized that the entire fight was calculated. Hannibal waited until he sustained enough damage to avoid any suspicious from Jack, and he pushed the ladder away in the beginning so it would be closer to where he and Tobias would be in the end.
"Peepaw" man😭😭💀
Always gonna love the slightly confused and concerned look on Hannibal's face when Tobias starts swinging the bola violin strings thing. Like "I'm going to kill this man. Wait. What the fuck is that. Holy shit he's swinging it. What the fuck." and then when he start beating him down with the palm strikes all I can imagine is Hannibal thinking "What in the Shaolin bullshit is this palm strike fuckery."
the way hannibal does it all with elegance and grace
This was the point where I fell in love with the show. Everything about the show is perfect. It deserves way more praise.
This show is a masterpiece.
Never gets old..
Goldberg Variations bwv
When he tried to fight Hannibal with one hand 😂😂
The idea of Hannibal Lecter having a mixed (Eastern traditional!) martial arts battle with a rival serial killer who is also IMMACULATELY CULTURED, is astounding. The fact that it happens with zero forewarning, without so much as a lampshade hung in the aftermath, is INSANE. The second Tobias started swinging the weighted cord, I lost my shit. Like, I know strings are his motif, and this show takes its thematics REAL SERIOUS, but there are limits. ...Limits that they seem to acknowledge, even, because it's not like the weapon defines the entire fight, or even half of it. It's almost incidental. Like, "oh, by the way, Tobias is a Kobudo master, so here's some meteor hammer action." This man either has an absolutely ridiculous backstory, or he is a 17th-level weeaboo who takes his Japanophilia to unfuckwithable heights of seriousness. A Geese Howard-level weeaboo. When he started to lose, I fully expected him to whip out a drained egg full of poison sand and metal shavings and smash it on Hannibal's forehead before disappearing in a cloud of smoke, leaving only the lingering sound of his laughter and a faint cello trill, promising return. This African-American, music-teaching, serial-killing Okinawan weapon master deserved more than the one episode they gave him.
Yo, this is the best comment I've ever read.
Nah, he just a pretender.
Dude this reads just like the fic "the very secret journal of Will Graham"
the show was good, but not Deadwood-tier art. I think this comment says more about the writer than the show :D
The only Japanophile is Hannibal. You know, with his aunt and all...
The throat chop made me laugh so hard at 1:32 😂🤣
Only way to make such people shut up.
1:32 the most critical parry ever
The antihero we all needed. The one who doesn't afraid to kill and has no remorse. The fact that protoganist is antagonist makes this show so good😊
Protagonist means main character, not hero
protagonist ≠ hero
antagonist ≠ villain
protagonist = morally ambiguous leader of the story
antagonist = morally ambiguous obstacle to the protagonist
This show was too good
I know Hannibal is supposed to be a really skilled martial artist,but he always seems like the overmatched one in his fight scenes
He never really has the upper hand in a fight like he's known to in the movies;strategic and still strong
it was all part of his master plan
I would say Hannibal exceeds at three categories to compensate for his physical deficites. First he is a master of using his environment in fights, second his wit and third he is way more brutal, stronger and agile than his opponents think he is.
Movie!Hannibal has the advantage of already having been caught - he has no need to hide what he is capable of. At this point NBC!Hannibal was still hiding, it would have looked suspicious if he'd had an easy time killing someone. As for Hannibal vs the mafia - in real life no matter how skilled a fighter you are, if you're facing multiple opponents, you're at a great disadvantage - and that's not counting that they had tazers.
since when is Hannibal lector a fucking martial artist, is what I'm curious about.
@@Xannyphantom905 lecter, since always, people tend to forget how skilled he really is
Ah the ol throat chop.
Yes that trusty little gem has saved me more times than I can remember.
Love how realistic the fights are. Hannibal is a murderer, not a fighter, he gets beat up in fights but always wins at the end. Once he broke Tobias hand, he is now the predator again & knows its over. Good show.
ngl tho Hannibal’s a pretty good fighter he held his own against jack a dude who’s way bigger than him
Bro, the phantom sense kicked in when he hit the neck. GAHDDAMN
Hannibal: I hate when my food is still squirmy
1:32 Where did Hannibal learn this? This move takes at least two years of intense and constant training!
He was trained in both martial arts and has a Ph.D. He could be a surgeon if he wanted to and used to be. His understanding of anatomy and physical combat is why he can be victorious against a more physically imposing opponent of lesser skill or who has underestimated his fighting capabilities.
Basically, Tobias thought he was going to be killing an intelligent killer who knows how to control a situation to make circumstances favor his goal. He didn't know that Hannibal knows how to make your body and mind work against itself and be incredibly fearsome in rapid, precise, and highly lethal bursts.
Prior to capture, Hannibal always had the facade of being an underdog to his advantage against those that thought they could make quick work of him during physical confrontation if it were initiated unexpectedly.
@@nameless646 oh. Ok,then. Thanks!
he was a surgeon he knows a body very well
This is a better fight scene than I've ever seen in any Marvel or DC movie. Those directors should be fired immediately.
DC yes Marvel no. The fights in Winter Soldier are superb you can barely see what's going on here and it's not that pleasing to the eyes . Realism is boring
@@BlackangelKatakuri I think you’re forgetting that Hannibal and Tobias are not superhuman. So realism has to apply
Netflix's Daredevil, The Punisher, Winter Soldier...
You see fights , watch the Bourne movies , especially the morocco fight in Tangier .
0:04 even Hannibal must have thought "what the fuck?"😂
oh, he did.
0:08
look at that microexpression! 😂😂
TOTALLY CALLED that happening- Hannibal using the ladder at some point in the fight to dodge it and then break Tobia’s arm after missing and going through it
I swear, this is the best fighting scene from all the series I watched in my life
This is two predators fighting for territory. There is measuring of the foe and execution of violence when neither side backs down. Good for Tobias for innovating a means of violence, but as is in the real world, experience bests innovation.
The introduction of machine guns to war centuries ago though. But I get what you're saying.
Umm its not a territorial fight 😂😂 Hannibal wanted to kill Tobias to meddle with Franklins mind and Tobias here tryna get to H before H gets to him.
Not really , Hannibal is adventurous with his life , he is so curious to know the outcome of a man to man confrontation with this rivaling serial killer .. curiosity and rudeness are Hannibal’s triggers .. add to that some really unpresented levels of his control over his subconscious 💡
Tobias always creeped me out for some reason, I'm glad Hannibal took care of him
Any TV show could play Bach’s “Aria” no matter what scene and how crappy the show was, and his music would automatically make the show better. Perfectly placed in this episode of Hannibal!
Demore Barnes - has played a Special Forces Operator ( The Unit) , a God (American Gods), and a Serial Killer among many other roles. Outstanding! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love that this version of lector is clearly trained in MMA, or at least Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Putting his foot over Tobias' shoulder and clamping down on his wrist and forearm is a set up for an armbar; one of the most basic moves, yet still one of the most effective and excruciating for your opponent if executed properly.
In the books Hannibal is an accomplished martial artist, proficient in many weapons, and also nearly supernaturally strong\(with heightened senses) and aware for his size. It's made quite a point of people underestimating him because he seemed so "unassuming" physically.
The thumbnail makes it look like they're having a dance battle.
Hannibal usually fights with great dire. He never really beat the shit out of anyone without getting very hurt.
I think this is a reminder that he is a man, but his cruelty, he plays so fucking dirty, is what makes him triumph. He constantly plays so dirty in fights, recall the first jack vs hannibal, he wait for a moment to take advantage and let Jack think he choked him out, so he could slowly grab a shard of glass and he goes from nearly being unconscious to body slamming the pantry door dual wielding kitchen knives. This man truly don't give a fuck, but if you catch him manage to break his arm or get a tactical advantage, this man will break his arm to throw you in a wood chipper.
He is constantly engaging the fight response which make him fight desperately and savagely. In his day to day he is aware that he may have to kill everyone around him if people start figuring stuff out.
He's got a knife behind everyone's back and is just waiting to see what you'll do about it. His stealth proves he is just a man but desperation for what he wants and disregard for all others is the truest evil. That is the animal. Utter selfishness. You can be stronger, have a gun but this man thinks he is and wants to be god.
But with Jack Hannibal is supposed to immediately cough after Jack lets him fell .. i think pretending death in such a situation is a very challenging to one’s biology .
I saw that steel horse and thought, yes. My man does it as I thought.
The momentum building up before he struck em was great.
Bashed his head in like, EEEE!!!
Yeah, Hannibal Lector is so handsome, I love the way how he wraps up the whole fight!
Interesting fact: the song hannibal plays is the same song he listens to when breaking out prison in "The Silence of The Lambs", before and after attacking the guard.
He does enjoy music post violence
This was one hell of a show.
Hannibal knows human anatomy. That's useful in a fight.
A great fight scene!
God, I miss this show 🙌🏻🤦♂️
I love how Hannibal is so distinguished and refined, but if the situation arises he can thug it out with the best of them.
This is like a way better version of Dexter
I like Dexter but Hannibal is outstanding, every single scene is art. There's nothing that can compare to this series.
The harpsichord cleanses the energy of his sanctuary
There are multiple weak points on human body to incapacitate someone; eyes, sides of the head, throat, centre of the ribs, stomach, veins, space between muscles, femur, balls etc but I'm surprised Kung Fu shit is present in a series TV show like this, I def. have to watch Hannibal
I like that before he grabbed the Remington he pulled out his pocket square. Nice touch there.
It's all fun and games until Hannibal actually starts fighting back.
0:04 ...oh shit...
0:08 ...no you don’t...
0:14...ok so LET’S FIGHT!!
One of the shows best fights.
For this fight I fall for Hannibal
I don't know he fights so good
The thumbnail 😂
I love the dark face Hannibal made when swinging the ladder. When I first saw it, I thought, “DAMN you’re scary!”
Hannibal is not some barbaric beast. He is a Predator of the Lizard Class. He stalks, Hunts, moves swiftly and aggressively, and has a Calmness to his energy because Reptiles have no real fear. It is merely this, you are Food or you are Not, yet....So what I just saw? Was a perfect display of Alpha Draconian. Aka Lizard Humanoid. And that music was perfect timing as Reptillians prefer high tones, symmetry and low tones. So yea we have a thing for classical and jazz more than any other genre.
Voltando aqui pra rever o Hannibal ♥️♥️
01:19
There you go
The harpsichord probably opens a hidden compartment or chamber.
So this is how the elite fight. Quirky!
Kinda disappointed the string wasn't made of gut
Probably was
It was tho
It was, tho, Tobias came prepared
they used the wrong sound effect and visuals when he smashed tobias with the buck statue. They way Hannibal was trying to lift it makes it look like it has to weigh around 40lbs or more. Was expecting it to completely smash open tobias' head but it barely leaves a mark on him and on top of that it sounds like a metal bat slamming into a lightpole.
Another day at the office.
To fix a body, you must know how to break it.
Reminds me of when Scotty fought the Robot Man in Eurotrip
Why did Hannibal use a cloth to lift his own statue? He was going to have to tell them he killed Tobias in self defense, why hide that he used a statue?
Well hannibal did killed frankyln
To have No Fingerprints in the statue...
@@CarlosSuperCute ok let me rephrase my question:
Why did Hannibal not want his prints on the statute? He had to tell them that he killed Tobias, and they knew it would be okay because Tobias had already killed police officers.
Hannibal knew he would not be suspected of anything criminal for killing Tobias under these circumstances, so why did he not want his finger prints on the statute?
@@arweiss21
It could be his way of keeping his Manners & poise while doing a Barbaric way of killing...
I think he wanted it to look like an accident
Hannibal is adventurous with his life , he is so curious to know the outcome of a man to man confrontation with this rivaling serial killer .. curiosity and rudeness are Hannibal’s triggers .. add to that some really unpresented levels of his control over his subconscious 💡
Three ounces of pressure to the vegas nerve and look at yo boy here
Sleepy night-night
No he smashed his windpipe.
the song 😭 if i'm not wrong i think this was the first time that the traditional song of hannibal "Goldberg variations BWV 988" appeared on the show.
One of the best escenes
His pulse never went above 80.
Hannibal siempre elegante, después de matar se mete su Goldberg Variation
Can any one tell me what is the name of that piano in last scene
@Mo De oml 😂😂😂
It's a harpsichord, usually used in Bach's (the composer of the music played) time. But I can't tell you what type is it.
I believe its a harpsichord
I dont get why he would not want his fingerprints on the statue? How can he explain the murder weapon not having his prints on it?
Does anyone know the music at the and?
Bach: the Goldberg Variations:BWV 988 Aria
Both are top notch predators
I remember when this episode came out and I was watching it on television, my basic 18-year-old ass shouted "serial killer fight!" and thought it was the most clever shit. I don't know why I even still remember it.
😂
We tend to remember cringe-worthy moments.
1:33- DISCOMBOBULATE
Never give up this is meaning of this clip
At first he was not hungry but then the food challenge him 😅
The first time i saw this i was supporting hannibal then i realized i was cheering and got happy for a monster💀
Неожиданный поворот.Так вот с этими канибаллами, одно неверное движение и тебя съели.
А нехер руку совать в лестницу.
@@АлексейСоколов-и2т4е тоже верно.
This is the power of Bach
Зрелищно, ничего не скажешь.Мадс дал жару.👍👍👍
The battle of the devils
I would have liked to see more with Matthew Brown
I wonder if Hannibal works with John Wick
Wick would Massacre Hannibal
@@BlackangelKatakuri but Hannibal is an animal lover
никогда не деритесь с хирургами..
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the ending
why he looks so fine tho
1:32 one hit
Tobias is my favorite killer
Genuine question for anyone who sees this:
What is the cord or wire that Tobias uses?
it seems to be a piano wire. not sure. it cant be one of his cello strings because he makes them from human gut, im not sure that would be strong enough to kill someone. dno for sure. maybe it is a gut wire because it quickly curls around hannibals hand. I personally think it is piano wire since he was aiming for strangulation.
why are you asking you sound like you're hunting for a murder weapon 😂😂
Human gut one, i think, because at that point FBI was going to capture him and somehow he was thinking to duel with Hannibal, so nothing to lose for him
It’s good the series doesn’t make Hannibal out to always be the winner. Jack beats him a couple times, and he gets caught off guard in the pool