The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Movie Reaction! ☾ FIRST TIME WATCHING
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SOMEONE GIFTED ME A COPY OF STAND BY STEPHEN KING WITH NO NOTE 🥺
whoever that was I want to thank you and I hope you read this comment!!!
Really excited to read it 💓💓
Its a good read and eerily similar to todays COVID. The ultimate showdown between good and evil and had me praying for the group.
One of my favorite Steven King books.
I love the parody of this film in SAM AND CAT.
Stand by me is amazing
@@LovelessDogg1 She's talking about "The Stand." The King novelette is called "The Body." The title was changed for the movie to "Stand By Me" after the song.
Anthony snuck into a theater, after the lights had dimmed & the movie started.....so that he could see for himself how the audience responded to it. He found a seat up in the back....& noticed the lady in front of him was freaking out in all the right spots. At the very end of the film, he leaned forward, touched her on the shoulder & inquired ( in his Hannibal Lector voice )..."Did you liiiike it?" He said she jumped out of her seat & the popcorn & soda went flying.
Why did she still have popcorn and soda left at the end of the movie???
@@JohnnyXoz My guess is she was so invested that forgot the popcorn and soda, at least that would be my case.
loool
I would've pissed myself
@@JohnnyXoz LOL I didn't even think of that
Your empathy with Clarice when she remembers of her father’s funeral is touching.
It's still the last film to win all 'Big 5' Oscars: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Leading Actress, Best Leading Actor, Best Screenplay
I believe Saving Private Ryan should have won all the Oscars.
Having Shakespeare in love win best film instead was a travesty.
That was a travesty. This movie didn't deserve any of it.
@@azazello1784 It SUPER-deserved it.
Also one of only three to ever do it, along with *It Happened One Night* and *One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest*
Jodi Foster was smart to turn down the sequel . She knew it would not live up to this one
13:12 "Are you hitting on me, doctor?"
"Yes."
You've got to appreciate his honesty.
It’s Jodie foster who wouldn’t? I know she’s gay but still
I personally think Lector has to be one of the most fascinating villains in a film, he is terrifying even when locked in his cell.
"You fly back to school now, little Starling"
That's very clever wordplay, as a starling is a type of small bird.
And Lector or Lektor is latin for reader. Hannibal was a reader of people.
No fucking way! Are you serious?
SO many great little details; His pulse never went up passed 85, even when he ate her tongue. Later, the medic says his pulse is at 84, great bit of continuity!
Setup and Payoff!
I believe it WON 5 Oscars in 1991, including Best Picture. It is still one of the best thrillers ever made, and unlikely to be surpassed.
I love the metaphor of Clarice descending down into a dungeon (hell, basically) and Hannibal seems like the one most comfortable one in it, as if he's the Devil himself. He does seem to rule the place, even going so far as to kill another inmate who offended him and humiliated Clarice.
Killed him by remote, with just words. That's power!
@@lewismaddox4132 I was about to say the exact same thing! For Dr. Lecter simply talking and the guy fatally swallowing his own tongue..yikes!
Barney's job must be insanely difficult: taking care of insane murderers, but doing so while giving them respect and dignity. He's the low-key MVP of this show.
Fun fact: There are two actors who appeared in both this and its prequel, "Manhunter," each actor playing a different role in each film. Frankie Faison, who played Barney here, was the SWAT captain in the climax of "Manhunter." And Dan E. Butler (who you might know as Bulldog from "Frasier") played a fingerprint expert in "Manhunter," and one of the two geeky entomologists Clarice consults with in TSOTL.
Might it have been Barney who gave Lector the pen? Dr. Chilton tells Barney to "clean him up and get him ready to go". So he was the last one in the room with Hannibal and the pen.
Legend says Clarice is still on the phone saying “Dr. Lecter” to this day
LOL i hate it here
Best comment. That's the only problem I have with this film.
Hannibal says she's out eating people with him to this day.
Creepy how she developed a crush on him. She could have repeatedly said lector but she willfully uses his professional title. Coming from the backwoods she probably has a long want to be seen as highly educated and to be assassinated with brilliant individuals, one reason to join the fbi which is highly selective.
The only problem I have with this film is the fly on Lecter’s face
your accent when speaking english is wonderful. amazing
thank you!! I work very hard on learning the language 🥳✨
OMG one of the greatest films ever made a true masterpiece The Silence of the Lambs directed by Jonathan Demme starring Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn and Ted Levine. This film won 5 oscars including best picture, best director for Jonathan Demme, best actress for Jodie Foster and best actor for Anthony Hopkins. The famous line in this film is "A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti". Thank you so much for reacting this masterpiece just excellent😊👍👍
This movie truly deserved several awards, the actors had me in it's grasp from beginning to end !!
@@Centane that's right
Please don’t apologize for not saying much. The more you pay attention to the movie the more actual emotion and genuine feelings you have. Great reactions!
Fun fact, Jodie Foster studied in France for a few years and she speaks fluent French. She did the French version of a few of her movies herself.
I laughed when you saw it was Chilton at the end. "Oh, then it's fine." Everyone thinks the same thing because he totally deserves it. He tormented his patients, manipulated the FBI and was a creeper to Clarice. He was only concerned about HIS power, not in doing the right thing.
TBH he probably didn't taste good, anyway.
um no. He doesnt deserve that at all. Jail, yes, getting eaten by a psycho, hell no.
You need some help if thats what you really think
"Still processing..."
Now that was hilarious, especially given the situation, and the look on your face! LOL! 😂😂
I didn't know what to say or do LOL
@@Centane That's quite alright, dear. Your facial expressions said it all! Heh!
@@Centane Than you should check out tv series Hannibal starring Mads Mikkelsen. Its amazing and for me much better then sequel and prequels of Silence of the Lambs. Series is prequel to the movie.
If you like mystery/detective, you should check out SE7EN with Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt.
Yeah... Se7en... excellent.
“What’s in the boooooooox”
Whoa. That movie is way too intense. It makes Silence of the Lambs look like a Virginia Reel dance.
That's a must see for sure.
Oh she should most definitely check out Se7en. If she can handle Silence of the Lambs she can handle Se7en!
Those yellow, self-deprecating captions are the cherry on top of these excellent reactions.
Sir Anthony Hopkins.
16 minutes of screentime. And has an Oscar to show for those 16 minutes.
One of the rules of visiting Hannibal is you don't pass him any metal objects. Chilton was so excited to have undercut Clarice's deal with Hannibal that he forgot his pen in Hannibal's cell. That's why Hannibal was staring at it while Chilton was talking to him. It shows how stupid Chilton is as well as how Hannibal is always analyzing every move everyone makes around him.
"I don't mean to be so quiet"
Well this is the reactor that I've been looking for. Who pays attention to what they're watching and doesn't talk to much.
Good reaction and comments! Like when you in the end said "That's fine" about Lecter eating the warden, I concur.
At 20:20, you said "I don't understand". This "inability to be understood" is one of the biggest characteristics of human beings in general. Isaac Newton once said "I can very well calculate the position of the stars. But there is no way i can calculate the madness of human beings".
I remember seeing this in the theater with my wife, for me the best part was at the end when he says the line I'm having an old friend for dinner! Loved that
This movie is the only film to sweep the top 5 Oscar awards - director, actor (male and female), best picture, screenplay
Thomas Harris also wrote the novels:
Red Dragon ( prequel to The Silence of the lambs & Introduction of Hannibal Lecter)
Hannibal ( sequel to Silence of the lambs).
Hannibal Rising ( about the Young Hannibal Lecter)
Yesss, I have all of them and I'm thinking of doing a whole video about those books 🥰
15:36 "I... I thought it was actually a _real_ one. I thought it was a real... deal, a transfer, and everything."
We all did, including Agent Starling. And, indeed, there's no reason it _shouldn't've_ been. Dr. Chilton had _no_ reason _not_ to grant Dr. Lecter his _terms._ But he had a pathological need to be petty.
Pet Sematary is an extremely heavy novel...on a scary but also on many emotional levels
If you enjoy the tone and world of Silence of the Lambs the Hannibal TV show is incredible. The writing, acting, cinematography and storylines are all amazing. Even if you can't watch it for your channel I'd recommend at least checking it out for yourself on your own time.
Love the reactions and good luck with your studies.
This is one that I read before I saw the movie and the adaptation stands up pretty good. Not shot for shot, but really captures the essence of the main characters and stays true to the plot.
Great reaction! It's worth it to read at least the first three novels in the Hannibal Lecter franchise (Red Dragon, The Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal). This is one of my favorite films. I even bought a first edition of the novel.
One of only three films to win the Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Actor, and Best Actress. The other two are "It Happened One Night" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".
Jaws should have won Best Picture and Best Director and Best Actor and Best Actress and two Best Supporting Actors.
@@trhansen3244 There wasn't a big enough female role in Jaws for anyone to win Best Actress.
A great part is their first meeting, was behind the glass, not in direction or dressing room or stage. So then the first time she saw him behind the glass, she was actually terrified! Many actors here are in Manhunter. Barney is a sheriff, Dr Chilton is an fbi doctor agent, etc.
Hannibal and Red Dragon (2002) also feature Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal. There is also a decent series where Mads Mikkelsen plays the good doctor.
i love watching your reactions!! also love how u try to figure it out, this makes u stand out ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so so much!! ♥
@@Centane you want to read ,the red dragon first dear
@@Centane Lot of the men come out as creeps , as contrast to Lecter , whos a psychopath .
In Finland this movie is called Uhrilampaat , sacrificial lambs , at least it has Lamb in it .
Dr. Lecter has an almost superhuman sense of smell. That's how he knows what skin creams and fragrances Clarice uses in this film.
Clarice was a new recruit, when they were first letting in women. That's why there are scenes like the elevator, where the men being there, make her seem so out of place, and other scenes where the men just stare at her.
We had a saying back then:
"A woman has to be twice as good (as a man), to be considered half as good".
Anyone who's read "Hannibal", the sequel to "Silence of the Lambs" also knows the significance of Clarice constantly being leered & stared at by all those men...and how it will eventually affect her mindset.
(NOTE: I'm referring to the original Thomas Harris novel, not the awful movie sequel with the 'Hollywood-ized' ending)
The corollary to that saying is "Thankfullly, it isn't that hard.". LOL
@Christopher Chadwick So true it hurts
@Star Wish246 "Clarice was a new recruit, when they were first letting in women."
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That's BS. The first female FBI agents joined the Bureau in July 1972.
Today, one in five agents is female.
I am 71, and lived during those times. Yes, there were a few 'token' women allowed to join (duty on a very narrow and limited basis). But they were the tiny, tiny minority test cases. It has all come with fighting for our rights, and being forced to wait as public opinion changed. It's not BS to those of us women who were 'put in our places' to live to see the changes slowly happen.
Hannibal the tv show is a true psychological masterpiece! Mads Mikkelsen is outstanding as Hannibal
Kamilla if you would like to delve more into the mind of Dr Lechter I would recommend the sequels to this movie Red Dragon and Hannibal
I'm SO invested, so trust me I might film extra reactions just of those movies!
@@Centane I too recomend the Red Dragon. With some guy that likes exotic couisine...
The show ‘Hannibal’ is fantastically disturbing also! Highly recommended!
@@Centane Please don't do the "Red Dragon" it's like everybody is just reading their lines from the book. And they are all great actors who did SO much better in other movies. I blame the direction that just didn't add any of the moody atmosphere, subtle fear and honestly any suspense. It should be a documentary how not to make a movie out of a good book.
On the other hand the "Manhunter" that was made from same book is just great. I think it was the first time the "Behavioral Science Unit' was put on the big screen. It has everything that's missing from the "Red Dragon" and more. It's my second favorite "Harris" movie behind the "Silence" and as I read I'm not alone.
@@leonnardsd6865 Please, pretty please check out the "Manhunter" (1986). It was made out of the same book and SO much better.
The flayed "moth is what Vikings did to their enemies.
I'm not sure what this says about me but this is my favorite movie of all time. The great acting back and forth between the two of them mesmerizes me every time.
1. The lisping sound Hopkins makes after he says, 'I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti." is the first scene he and
Foster did together and he wanted to freak her out, so her reaction is real.
2. Ted Levine/Buffalo Bill was so disturbing that he received death threats after this was released.
3. The FBI actually let them use their Langley VA facility to film.
4. "I'm coming to get you Murdock". The late Charles Napier/Lt. Boyle played Murdock in Rambo First Blood II. A great first time/share.
5. Everybody is hitting on Clarice but IRL hitting on Foster is a waste of time and effort. She doesn't fly that way. :(
thats so sick and TED L did a great job as the CAPT in the USA "Monk" series, I still laugh at the situations MONK put him thru, especially when the Capt slept over in his apt and MONK went bonkers in how the alarm clock had to be set at a CERTAIN time lol
Being quiet is the best reaction to have.
Another film in this style of detective VS. psychopathic serial killer is SEVEN. If you haven't seen that, it stars Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt. It's one of my personal favorite crime thrillers.
The first ever Horror Thriller to win Best Picture.
Hi dear Kamilla! May i suggest you a dark, grotesque, mysterious thriller? It's a 1986 movie called "The Name of the Rose", based on a famous book of the same name. It's a murder mystery set in the dark ages. I'd love to know your take on it. It's quite an old movie but definitely worth watching. It stars Sean Connery and Christian Slater. It's one of my favorite movies of the 80's and the novel too is awesome.
I love how the director/director of photography used many shots straight into the camera. There's a lot of Clarice being stared at by men throughout the movie (even by men who are supposed to be on her side) and the POV makes us feel her discomfort.
I get the feeling that a lot of that -- men staring at her -- is in Clarice's head. I mean, I doubt very much if that whole roomful of cops were just standing there staring at Clarice. She had some mental and emotional issues.
@@porflepopnecker4376: If you haven't already you should read "Hannibal", the sequel to "Silence of the Lambs".
You have no idea just how right you are!
P.S. - Don't bother watching the movie version...they completely changed the ending of the original script because the ending of the book was so disturbing that Jodie Foster absolutely refused to be in the movie sequel.
You're right. The director, however, used the same shot technique in his remake of The Manchurian Candidate and elsewhere in his work. It's a shot he's fond of and often uses to ramp up intensity or paranoia.
Another thing is what Lector says to her about her boss imagining them together gets to her, at the end her boss shakes her hand and it freaks her out for a second. It shows how the perspective can change.
@@porflepopnecker4376 I know this isn't a fair evaluation of your perspective, but as a knee-jerk reaction this feels like a really gross interpterion of the source material. The movie has a very clear message about sexism, so recontextualizing all, or most of the sexism to be in a woman's head undercuts the movie's clear themes, and has uncomfortable parallels with real-life gaslighting.
To be fair, I haven't read Hannibal, which Tomani3905 claims provides evidence for your theory, nor have I researched the theory at all to see if the film itself provides evidence that I have overlooked. If there is more evidence for the theory, I'd reconsider my initial reaction.
What A LOT of people fail to realize is that this movie is actually a sequel and Hannibal is the THIRD movie in the series. Red Dragon is actually a remake of the first movie, Manhunter.
There's a T.V. show about the character of Hannibal (named, belive it or nor, Hannibal) wich it's quite recomendable...as long as you can handle disturbing imaginery
Part 2 is called Hannibal part 3 is called Red Dragon. Also The prelude movie is called Man Hunter and stars William Peterson.
I feel like you would REALLY enjoy nbc's Hannibal the TV-show.
The latest episode aired in 2015 but it's actually been trending recently since it was added (and then soon removed, smh) to Netflix. Even in a film like this you were looking for a romance and if I was doubtful before, that convinced me you'd really enjoy it.
It's a very special show, seriously something I've never seen before and a lot of reaction channels have started picking it up. The best description of Bryan Fuller's (the writer) Hannibal is that it's a seductive melodrama, a psychological horror, toxic relationship masterclass and a poetic forbidden romance. It's filled with references to different works of art and has so many original set designs that could be called pieces of art themselves. Please give it a try!! ❤️
I know I'm not the only one that wants to see more Hannibal on the reaction channel - side of youtube :)
Even if only on Patreon, I'd be first in line to watch 🥺🙏
Centrane: possibly the best police drama you'll ever see, is "The French Connection," loosely based on actual events and people, it is a must watch. I hope you'll make time to watch this extrodinary movie. Exceptional acting by Gene Hackman, extrodinary script/screen-play and story. Don't deny yourself from enjoying this incredible movie, you won't regret it!
Great reaction. You did edit out a couple of key parts, though. The last time Clarice visited Lecter, when she told the story of the screaming lambs. That really should be in there. Also the reveal where she figured out that Buffalo Bill was making a woman suit out of real women. That really needed to be in there, too. Other than that, I really enjoyed your reaction. Thank you.
OH lord...! You chose a gut-wrenching movie to watch, that's for sure. This movie vaulted Anthony Hopkins to worldwide recognition and fame as Hannibal.
Now you gotta see "Seven" (1995), which isn't a sequel to this, but feels like it could be in the same universe and stars Morgan Freeman from "Shawshank Redemption."
Agreed, awesome movie 👏👍
Scot Glen is my favourite character in the film. When Clarice tells him how the male officers look to him for how they should behave towards her, he immediately gets it and sees it through her experience.
I think this may be one of those instances where the movie was better than the book. For instance, in the novel, Dr. Lecter flat-out tells Clarice what Buffalo Bill is trying to create with the pieces of skin he collects; the movie lets Clarice figure that out for herself, which works much better for her character.
I remember as a toddler I saw some girl older cousins watchin this in a room and joined them. At 18:19 they started screaming and one tried to cover my eyes but I could see through her fingers lmao. I stayed kinda shocked for several days
Our church had a "drama group". In a play I played a young woman's subconcious. At certain points of the play the lights would go out on stage and I would turn on a flashlight so that only my face was illuminated. I would then recite my lines. I channeled Anthony Hopkins for my voice character. The second that the play was over our actress bolted from the building. I had creeped her out to no end.
Poor girl, you probably scared her so much D:
Definitely read the book, it goes into greater detail of Starling's FBI training and the problems of trying to assist on the case. I read the book before seeing the movie then read the book again.
A meticulously crafted novel. Harris it not quite the writer of an Ellroy. But he's close.
The original novel trilogy is "Red Dragon," "Silence of the Lambs," and "Hannibal." later, Harris wrote a prequel "Hannibal Rising."
Red Dragon was the first novel filmed, but it was released (in English) under the title "Manhunter." Starred Brian Cox as Lector. Anthony Hopkins first played Lector in the film that you just watched. He became Lector in everyone's minds. So, after doing this film and the third film, they also had him star in a remake of the first film, this time under the correct title. Had to de-age him about 20 years for that, but it was a reasonably good job.
Your reactions always make me happy!!!!!! 😀😀😀
I'm so glad to read this!! Thank you ♥
My favorite movie ever! One of the very very few that won all 5 major Oscars! Lead actress, lead actor, best picture, directing, screenplay!
I've never subscribed or enjoyed reaction channels, but you have such genuine reactions, and your input is funny or emotional. Great job :)
Manhunter is based on the book “Red Dragon” which is the prequel to The Silence of the Lambs but there’s also a “Red Dragon” movie. So in order of releases there are movies Manhunter, The Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal and Red Dragon.
Oh you got the Red Yoshi! 😊
One of my favorites, very disturbing especially the first time watching but I've watched a dozen times since and I appreciate it more each time. A brilliant movie all the way around.
23:12 The look on Jack Crawford's face when he realizes he got played by Hannibal Lecter. No fame for you, Jack. Hannibal arranged for Clarice to get the credit.
You did well in waiting until you were a bit older to watch this, I watched it when I was like 12 and it was a complete mind f*ck! 😅
yeah 12 is maybe a little too young for this film😂
12?!?! How are u not.. I'm sorry.... TRAUMATIZED
@@Centane You know how it is. When grown ups tell you NOT to do something, you're immediately thinking of actually doing it.
@@NickPR87 my mother took to see it in the theater. I was 14 in 1991
I was 32 when I saw it in the cinema in '91 and was traumatised lol
your reactions are always great!!! i love seeing your emotional side!! never apologize for that , you're sweet!! hugsssss!!!
Anthony Hopkins gets so much credit in this movie, but our girl Jodie Foster has a role that is just as impactful, she does her role so so so well. Hopkins did great in every scene he was in, but Jodie was in almost every scene, and its just as high quality.
Omg yes!..I love this film, Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins are freaking amazing in this. Your reactions are both funny and priceless, we need more!
“Don’t let him get into your head”
Not to sound rude but he was in her head the moment he asked for her credentials
Yes, this movie was... On a totally different level. When I saw it at the theater, I got physically sick. For "The Stand" look for it on the "Peculiar Pictures" channel. It's here on youtube.
When i was in highschool me and my buddy had this obsession with buffalo bill, we would constantly reference him and quote him to make each other laugh. We had sort of a dark sense of humour
The Hollywood Museum has the whole prison corridor where Hannibal was kept, along with a lot of props from the movie, even the chair Clarice sits in which was actually cut down to make her appear smaller compared to Lecter.
If you liked "Silence...", I recommend it's sequel "Hannibal", it takes place a decade after Hannibal escapes. Though, not as good as SotL, still a great thriller. Also check out the prequels, "Red Dragon" and "Hannibal Rising". "Red Dragon" takes place about two years before SotL (although it was filmed around 15 years after), and deals with how Hannibal was first arrested/locked up, and how he helps Clarice's predesecor, solve another serial killer's identity. Hannibal Rising tells the story of how Hannibal started as an eastern European refugee during WWII, and became the serial killer we all know and love. There is also a tv series called "Hannibal", that takes place between Hannibal Rising and Red Dragon.
Nice one, Kamilla! I was living in Seattle when this one came out and I saw it in the theater. People were freaking out because they had their own serial killer, The Green River Killer, who had been working the area for several years by then. The movie rattled some nerves!
Great film! I've always thought the ending was a masterpiece.
Thank you for doing this reaction!!! Wonderful job!!
Wonderfully done movie, great cast and taken from a great book. The prequel Red Dragon also had Lecter helping the FBI (Clarice's boss) catch a serial killer. Do love your reactions! Reactions I would love to see, since they are underrated movies like "V for Vendetta", "Brazil" by Terry Gillingham or the wonderful "Master and Commander" with Russel Crowe doing a wonderful job as Lucky Jack Aubrey!
Try 'The Dead Zone' , 'The Medusa Touch' and 'Marathon Man'
Saw the movie in theater.
Anthony Hopkins is fantastic in it, so is Jodie Foster.
If you like these kind of movies, try Manhunter, a prequel to silence of the lambs that came out in 1986, or the 1995 movie Seven with Brad Pitt and morgan freeman
Also watch Perfect Blue, an anime version of a murder mystery film or the 1985 Clue, a comedy version of the murder mystery genre.
While I enjoyed Manhunter, Red Dragon follows the book much more closely and has great cast. Red Dragon and The Silence of the Lambs are good novels, Hannibal though kind of went off the rails for me. When Manhunter came out William Peterson was one of my favorite actors. To Live And Die In L.A. is one of my all time favorite films.
@@dogawful
Actually, the closest adaptation of thr book is the second half of season 3 of hannibal.
@@davidmeir9348 I was just comparing Manhunter to Red Dragon in that regard. I haven't seen the Hannibal series.
@@dogawful
It's ok.
But if ever you watch the serie, season 3 from episode 8 onwards follows the book pretty closely.
In Finnish the name for this film is "Uhrilampaat" which translates to sacraficial lambs.
Funny how every reactor has the same reaction to the end scene. "Oh no Lectar is free and on the loose. Oh wait, he's going to eat Chilton, I'm okay with that."
Yes Kamilla, it is based of the novels by Thomas Harris. This is the 3rd book in the series. Check out all the movies too. They are in chronological order..
-Hannibal Rising
-Red Dragon
-Silence of The Lambs
-Hannibal
The first film to feature Lechter was Michael Mann's "Manhunter" (1986), based on the book Red Dragon and starring Brian Cox as Lechter. Excellent film as well. A different take on Lechter.. a bit more grounded, less campy, but still scary for what little screentime he has.
Hannibal drew the Duomo seen from the Belvedere in Florence, Italy and hung it in his cell. Buffalo Bill resided in Belvedere, Ohio. Did he know all along?
Yes, the patient of his with the head in the jar in the storage shed was killed by Bill.
Sir Anthony hopkins perfectly fits this character.. the demeanour, the cold stare, brilliance of a top notch psychiatrist who can read minds and ofcourse the indetailed meticulous plans
I haven't seen that movie for years, must watch it again. Great reaction
I saw an interview with Jodie Foster and she was scared of Anthony Hopkins, so he is an effective actor. Lol
Went to see this one when it first came out in theaters February 1991 I remember being very provocative and shocking at the time of its release I was 21 back then now 52
7:10 Camilla showing how nervous she is tapping her fingers, 1st reaction to Hannibal.
25:15 Then Camilla’s first big exhale. Breath girl
Great reaction to Silence of the Lambs Kamilla and really pleased that you enjoyed it so much, it's one of my all time favourite movies. There is a sequel called Hannibal (2001) which you may find interesting to watch sometime and see what happens next?
Keep up the good work Kamilla, your reactions are always really enjoyable and a lot of fun
If you wanna know more about Hannibal Lecter. Watch these in chronological order.
"HANNIBAL RISING", "RED DRAGON", "SILENCE OF THE LAMB", "HANNIBAL".
Silence of the Lambs FROM A GREAT BOOK SERIES.
OOO IM CHECKING IT OUT RIGHT AWAY
Red Dragon was my favorite Harris novel. Black Sunday was my first.
@@morningfeatherheart7340 I wish I could forget the movie they made from it with the same name.
The earlier version, the "Manhunter" is great. My second favorite "Harris" movie.
@@Centane "Pet Cemetery" is a great It's the only Stephen King book I liked and couldn't read again. I read all his other books I found good "Firestarter", "Shining", "Christine", "Cujo", "Salem's Lot", "Dark Tower I." a few times, but the "Pet Cemetery" I couldn't. Although I re-read its last page many times, even days after I finished the book.
They made an okay-ish movie out of it that I liked, before I read the book.
Oh, and I would hand out the "Christine" to every single teen to read.
Well, two great books.
The prequel & sequel are also worth watching. OK, they are cashing in on the whole Lecter/serial killer thing, but they are still really good movies in themselves. The books, however, are a class above & can give you so much more detail into a characters thought processes etc., and really show how much research went into creating them. We've all seen/read 'psycho' characters since Hitchcock's day, but Harris was the 1st to properly show being a psychopath/sociopath didn't mean low I.Q.& the first to explore a character with a super high I.Q., but no empathy-amazing books-often copied, but never equalled.
In The Fugitive (1993), a surgeon was falsely convicted of killing his wife and got a whole team of U.S. Marshals trailing him immediately and literally shooting at him in public while he was trying to solve his wife’s murder .. and in SOTL (1991) Hannibal Lector escaped and travels abroad relatively easily
Nice reaction. Saw your video list and see you like science fiction too. Here are some recommendations: "Interstellar" (2014), one of the best sci-fis made and you'll be crying on that one. "Avatar" (2009), just awesome! The "Back to the Future" trilogy, a fun sci-fi. And "Jumanji" (1995) one of Robin Williams best movies, and fun. ✌️😎