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- First time watching and reacting to Hannibal
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Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
Starring: Gary Oldman
Supporting actor: Anthony Hopkins
Hannibal (2001)
Starring: Anthony Hopkins
Supporting actor: Gary Oldman
“If someone asks you to peel off your face, you say no thank you!” -Dasha
😂😂
Words to live by.
Wasn't it Winston Churchill who said...
@@MrJimitheelol
Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time.
I'm not even sure poppers would make him that suggestible. Hannibal used some psychopath woo-woo on him, as he did with Multiple Miggs.
6:02 "I feel like I'm fainting right now."
People watching this may have been worried for her when it came to the Ray Liotta scene towards the end.
I have to admit, for a second it did look kind of yummy when it was sizzling in the pan.
The actor who plays Mason Verger is Gary Oldman. He gave an uncredited performance in part to lend mystery to the role.
Really
FOR REALS??
That's every bit as 'epic' as Ed Norton in "Kingdom of Heaven" ... ...
@@ChurchNietzsche I remembered seeing his name in the end credits when I saw it in the theater back in 2001. It had something to do with dispute over billing or salary that Oldman requested his name be removed from the opening credits.
@@ryanh603 Gary Oldman wanted absolute top billing and the production basically went 'uh, this is a sequel with the two main characters returning, one of them even being again played by the same actor - They universally get topmost, end of'. Oldman was stubborn though, and they were afraid he'd walk. But then he full-flipped and instead decided to ask for his name to be out of the main credits completely so he could see how 'chameleon' he could be in the role. And indeed very few realized it was Oldman until seeing his name in the end credits.
This is my favourite movie of the franchise. The book is cracking, too!
Lecter fell in love with Starling in the basement cell where she interviewed him in the last movie. He sees a kind of salvation in her, a way out of grieving his little sister.
"Okay... 'okie dokie?' That's not a way to start off a murder, RIGHT?" 😂
“Could he daily feel a stab of hunger for her and find nourishment in the very sight of her? I think so. But would she see through the bars of his plight and ache for him?”
-Dr. Lecter
“Hannibal Rising” (2007) is a sequel which does not star Anthony Hopkins in the role of Hannibal, but which is nevertheless very interesting because it tells the genesis of the monster he will subsequently become. I advise you!
Scott isn't as subtle as the original director. He showed the gore instead of implying it
I didn't even know Scott directed this. But it makes sense. He's a good director but also has a habit of making sterile films which look good.
Dogs absolutely are great for security. 💯%
A non-threatening dog can still serve as an alarm to make noise if anything out of place happens. Even better if they're able to do more to keep you safe. This was my main motivation for going with the Akita as a dog companion. Not just a noise-maker but a powerful guardian. ❤️
The dead pigeon is a metaphor for Starling's career - see Lecter's comments about Deep Rollers. This scene in the book - all the characters generally - is beautifully filled out. And there are others you don't even see in the movie like Mason's sister. Even the pickpocket has a backstory!
I have been waiting years (literally years) for you to watch this movie. I know parts are disturbing, but it is a masterpiece of moviemaking, writing and acting.
I like how they said a Pazzi was accused of killing a Medici. If I remember correctly, Pazzi killed Medici in Church on Easter Sunday in front of all Florence. Maybe they were alluding to a family rivalry or vendetta still after 500 years
that brain scene it's iconic
18:40 Hannibal notices that Pazzi is even further from the back row than usual. He's probably wondering where he got the money from.
I'm a horror movie fan. The only horror movie I've ever seen that made me think about it for a long time was " The Exorcist" Not any of the sequels, just the original from 1973 starring, Linda Blair. Also, to this day, I have never seen another reaction to a movie like the Exorcist. People in the theater were fainting, becoming physically ill, running out of the theater, screaming, the look of total horror on their faces is something I'll never forget. IMO, "The Exorcist" is the G.O.A.T of horror movies.🐐
For a much less disturbing Anthony Hopkins film, I would highly recommend "The World's Fastest Indian". It's a truly heartwarming movie about overcoming adversity in the face of extraordinary odds.
It's NEVER too early for wine!!! 😘💖
Hannibal:”Dear Clarice, I have followed with enthusiasm the course of your disgrace and public shaming. My own never bothered me, except for the inconvenience of being incarcerated, but you may lack perspective.”
Clarice:”Do right and you’ll live through this.”
Hannibal:”Spoken like a true Protestant.”
😂😂😂
I can’t help but laugh every time I read or hear these lines.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Hannibal movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊
"Fracture" from 2007 is another good thriller that Sir Anthony Hopkins played in that you might enjoy.
I second this suggestion!
You thought the hanging was bad we all knew the brain cooking scene was coming. I don't think I've ever watched this movie more than once.
I thought I had imagined the most evil thing to do to somebody but this brain scene matched it.
Did that little kid really look at that 'Grey matter' in the container, and think "Yum! That looks nice. Can I have some?"
@@Wezwolf do not underestimate the alluring powers of "nondescript substance" to a child
@@evansutcliffe1099 I can describe it - "Looks disgusting"
22:35 LMAO I watched this movie in theaters when it came out. And this scene ALSO has not left me. 😂
The third movie is *Red Dragon* again with Sir Anthony. *Hannibal Rising* is a prequel with a much younger Hannibal 🙂 Then there's also the amazing NBC show *Hannibal* 😎
She reacted to red dragon already, it's on the channel!
I just noticed this or I wouldn't posted mine lol
"Amazing"? Ease up.
@@jlovestolaugh9308I thought it was pretty epic.
Mads was an excellent Hannibal
Actually Red Dragon is the fourth film, as it's a remake of the first Harris/Lecter film adaptation - 1986's Manhunter directed by Michael Mann.
..Which I really wish she and more reactors would give a watch to it. Dated as some of it is it's amazingly done and very atmospheric, and all the roles are performed brilliantly, including Brian Cox as Lecter (Lecktor as they spell it in that film). Don't get me wrong Hopkins owned the Hannibal role and was nice to see him do it in the 'prequel'. Even so I still consider Manhunter the better film of the two.
"No thankyou"
Very polite x
Thanks Dasha.
Mr Verger, the deformed man, is played by the iconic Gary Oldman
Going to the Opera is great, I agree Dasha
"Free Range Rude" -- H. Lecter
10:20 Remember him? That's Hecor Salamanca.
Thank you for that. That is also Mr Rabinowitz and Father Havilla.
theres no movie after this one well story wise the chronological order is Hannibal Rising (young hannibal), Red Dragon, Silence Of The Lambs, Hannibal
I think release order is like 3421
But in order is
hannibal-rising
Red Dragon
Silence of the lambs
Hannibal
Then followed by a TV show but I never seen those yet.. another great reaction thanks 💯
Brian Cox played Hannibal Lecter in Manhunter in 1986.
@HansDelbruck53 lecktor with a k lol yes your right I forgot this entry
@@crayb420 The book came before the movie and was very good.
@@HansDelbruck53it’s far better than red dragon
Keep up the great work Dasha!
I think you handled that rather well.
Yeah my grandpa had a wild boar break his leg. In fact if you release a domeestic pig into the wild it will grow fur and tusks. You can find pictures of boars that way over 1000 pounds.
I wish we got another movie in this franchise that had Ed Norton’s character and Clarice Sterling teaming up to catch Hannibal.
By the time Clarice came into the picture, Graham had barely survived two attempts on his life by Hannibal; one by Hannibal directly, and one by proxy via Francis Dollarhide.
A third time tempting fate would not reflect well on Will's instinct for self-preservation.
@@joshbates9015 Is Graham in Red Dragon?
@@Wezwolf
Yep!
Great reaction
Bravo.
Oh wow! You picked a very good one Dasha!
You’re kind and beautiful so you should be safe from Hannibal.
You're sad and a simp so you should be safe from losing your virginity.
The animals you asked the name of I believe were wild boars. They are larger and much more dangerous than domestic pigs.
Fun facts: when Hannibal kills Pazzi, he disembowels him and he hangs him. This is a reference to the two different versions of Judas’s death in the New Testament. Also, the reward for Hannibal was $3 million, but the initial payment was $100K, exactly 1/30th of the total reward. This is a reference to the 30 pieces of silver that Judas was paid.
I'm not sure that the math there was purposeful, but there are multiple allusions to Judas, including the very first sound we hear in the film, which is of coins clinking together.
Um, not really... his disembowelment of Pazzi is a reference to his ancestor, from who we take the term 'patsy' (someone who takes the blame), who was executed for participating in a plot against a pope.
@@LordVolkov It’s a reference to both. In an earlier scene, Hannibal gave a lecture where he displayed art that depicts the two different versions of Judas’s death.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Maybe, but that would be one heck of a coincidence. Given that the screenwriter was David Mamet and the director was Ridley Scott, I’m inclined to believe it was intentional.
Horror movie suggestion - "Carrie" (1976).
Eats people
Dasha - He's so humane!
Hannibal has to do the most dramatic thing at every opportunity during his European vacation 😅 Turning a Pazzi descendent into a mockery of his ancestor is 🤌
Oh I know what scene you’re talking about!!!!!
Dasha; Кабан' is a Boar in English.
Thanks for your always awesome reactions 👍😊
I am kinda disappointed that no attention was paid to the awesome opening credit sequence that ends with the birds flying away and leaving a ghost image of Hannibal Lecter.
Also, i think they are called boar, as in wild boar. When they go feral, they grow tusks and thick bristly hair. And they will literally eat anything.........bones and all.
The movie was completely different from the book. The movie ignored important plot elements from the book. Here's the complete synopsis of what really happens in the novel:
7 years after the Buffalo Bill case, FBI agent Clarice Starling witnesses her career crumble around her. During a botched drug raid, Starling is forced to shoot a meth dealer who is holding a baby. Corrupt Justice Department official Paul Krendler, who resents Starling for her success and for rejecting his sexual advances, vindictively uses the resulting scandal as a way to threaten her with suspension. Fugitive serial killer Hannibal Lecter sends her a letter of condolence and requests more information about her personal life, offering therapeutic techniques to help her break down the trauma of the experience. Desperate to catch Lecter, the FBI tasks Starling with apprehending him. She meets with Barney, a former orderly of Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, who has kept a number of Lecter's personal belongings and medical files to sell as memorabilia. When Barney asks Starling if she ever feared Lecter visiting her, she replies that she does not, as "he said he wouldn't".
The FBI's pursuit of Lecter is secretly influenced by Mason Verger, a wealthy, sadistic pedophile whom Lecter disfigured and paralyzed during a therapy session years before. He plans to get revenge by feeding Lecter to specially bred wild boars, using Starling's investigation to confirm information he has received about Lecter's whereabouts. He is aided by Paul Krendler, promising to fund his campaign for Congress in exchange for leaked information.
Rinaldo Pazzi, a disgraced Italian detective in Florence, meets museum curator Dr. Fell and recognizes him as Hannibal Lecter. Rather than arresting him, he pursues Lecter in the interests of collecting Verger's bounty on him, enlisting the help of a romani pickpocket to collect an item with Lecter's fingerprint. Lecter kills the pickpocket, but Pazzi is able to secure the proof he needs. However, before he can be captured, Lecter attacks Pazzi, disemboweling and hanging Pazzi from a window in the Palazzo Vecchio in reference to the lynchings of the Pazzi conspirators. After killing one of Verger's men, Lecter escapes to the United States to take his revenge on Verger. As Lecter settles in to an opulent Maryland house he has rented under a false identity, he reflects on his childhood, specifically the death of his younger sister, Mischa. The two were orphaned during World War II, and a group of deserters killed and ate Mischa, something that haunts Lecter. Noting a resemblance between Mischa and Starling, he grows fixated on Starling, and murders and butchers a deer poacher to alert her to his presence in the country.
Barney is brought in to work for Verger due to his knowledge of Lecter. He befriends Verger's sister and bodyguard Margot, a lesbian bodybuilder whom Verger molested and raped as a child. Her father disinherited her after learning of her homosexuality. Margot, who is infertile, tells him that she works for her brother because she needs Mason's sperm to have a child with her partner, Judy Ingram, and inherit the Verger family fortune. She attempts to convince Barney to help her collect Mason's sperm while he is asleep and then help her kill him, and when he refuses, she fires him.
Verger and Krendler determine that if Starling is put in danger, Lecter will be drawn out to protect her, and they plant evidence that implies Starling attempted to contact Lecter and warn him of Pazzi's pursuit. She is suspended, and Verger begins surveilling her, sure that Lecter will attempt to make contact. When he does, Verger's men capture Lecter, and Starling, unable to convince her boss at the FBI to investigate, pursues them on her own. Lecter is brought to Verger's farm, where he unsuccessfully attempts to convince Margot to release him and murder her brother herself, offering to take the blame for her if she does. When Starling catches up to Lecter, she is able to cut him free before succumbing to tranquilizer darts shot by one of Verger's men. The boars are unleashed by Lecter; they feed on the henchmen that Starling had already incapacitated but ignore Lecter when they smell no fear on him. In the confusion, Lecter carries the unconscious Starling to safety and escapes. At the same time, Margot releases one of the henchmen and kills another, then obtains Mason's sperm by sodomizing him with a cattle prod and murders him by shoving his pet moray eel into his mouth. Remembering Lecter's offer to take the blame, she leaves a piece of Lecter's scalp at the scene.
Lecter brings Starling to his home in Maryland and attends to her wounds. Over a lengthy period of time, using a regimen of psychotropic drugs, hypnosis and behavioral therapy, he attempts to help Starling heal from her childhood trauma and her pent-up anger at the injustices of the world. His therapy culminates in a session where he presents her with her father's exhumed skeleton, allowing her to confront the displaced anger and abandonment issues stemming from his murder. Soon after, Lecter captures Krendler with Margot Verger's help and proceeds to lobotomize him during a dinner in which he and Starling eat Krendler's prefrontal cortex before Lecter kills him. After the dinner, Starling confronts Lecter on his goal to replace her personality with that of his sister Mischa, asking him if there is a way for both of them to exist. She partially undresses and offers one of her breasts to Lecter. Lecter goes down on a knee before Starling, accepting her offer. The two become lovers and disappear together.
Three years later, Barney, who has received a sizable bribe for Margot in exchange for his silence, is travelling the world and attends an opera at the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires. He spots Lecter and Starling in the crowd; fearing for his life, he flees the city.
Lecter and Starling are seen living together in an "exquisite" Beaux Arts mansion, where they employ servants and engage in activities such as learning new languages, dancing together and building their own respective memory palaces. Moreover, the reader is told that "Sex is a splendid structure they add to every day", that the psychoactive drugs "have had no part in their lives for a long time", and that Lecter is "satisfied" with the fact that Mischa cannot return. The novel closes as the couple dance together on their terrace.
0:07 "I actually was supposed to watch a different movie today, but I was like 'I cannot. I cannot wait.' I wanted to watch this specific one." I respect that, even though it promised to be disturbing like "Silence of the Lambs," Dasha chose "Hannibal" over whatever she was scheduled to watch because she was so fascinated by the characters. It's nice when a reactor is actually eager to watch a movie even if it's not a "comfortable" movie for her to watch. Too many reactors obviously watch movies outside of their comfort zone only because their Patreon poll told them to.
Great movie! Makes me wanna go to 🇮🇹
The book has Hannibal and Clarice falling in love and running off together and Hannibal finding such psychological fulfillment in their relationship that he no longer feels any need to kill. The filmmakers thought "the audience will never accept this," and they changed the ending for the movie. Neither ending really works that well for me, but I have to say that the ending in the book felt kind of like like some shipper's fan fiction.
It's a shame they didn't worked out more on the book's ending. But I guess the film's ending is more "logical" and leads to potential sequels. I always felt this was ultimately a love story inside a police / psycho thriller. I specially love the beautiful things he says to her, despite the horrors in the movie.
@@cesarvidelac Yes. If they had made it feel less forced, the love story ending would have been incredibly interesting and would have involved some great character development.
I saw the movie before I read the book. When I read the ending of the book version, I honestly felt that Clarice's character was done a disservice. She didn't seem to me the type of woman who would fall for a man like Lechter in the process of coping with her anger & disappointment at her colleagues' abuse.
I think, in the book we are meant to see how disgusted she was with the treatment she received in her professional life, and chose to live with someone that always respected and admired her, even though it is twisted.
In the book at the end she seems colder, like she gave up a part of herself out of spite.
Love the unexpected turn that was taken with her character and wish they had done it in the movie!
Thanks for the reaction, not many do this movie!
The TV show essentially tries to do this with Hannibal and Will, minus the 'no eating' thing 😉
Your accent is becoming more native sounding, Dasha. I've not seen any of your videos for over a year, and I must say you have a marked improvement in English
Check out the movie "Citizen X" It's based on a true story.
You should also check out the Bone Collector & Taking Lives for a similar thriller type of movies.
Thats another country that have zero obligation to do what the FBI says without an official extradition which they would need to know he's even there and at that point whoever found em would still get the reward
I really loved the 'Italian' part of this movie , but NOT the ending !
Now you absolutely MUST, MUST, MUST watch the Hannibal TV series. Every bit as good as the movies IMO!
Even with the switch of the main actress this is an ok film.
THIS is the one Ive been waiting for!, Im going to watch this right after this post, Love you and your reactions dasha!!!
Nobody really ever looks up unless you are visiting New York for the first time lol
The pigs are called wild boars - Their greatest enemy is Obelix* who thinks they're delicious!😋
*If you're not familiar with Obelixi he's Asterix's fat, I mean well-covered, best friend in the famous french cartoon books, animations and films.😄 Like you he loves dogs, especially Dogmatix.
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He would only need to cut his thumb off above the knuckle and that would do it. Not his whole hand.
"Hannibal,rising".I a prequel,about young Hannibal lector,and what started it all .
thanks for reaction
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The romantic details like the letters and the perfume are amazing to me. And the music, such great beauty inside such horrors...
Now watch Hannibal Rising
No, law enforcement officers cannot receive monetary rewards for the apprehension of a fugitive. At least not in the United States. I am not sure about elsewhere, but I imagine similar rules apply.
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after watching many cruel movies like this i realized that stories are entertainment and entertainment should be fun or at least enjoyable. 😢
I love this movie so much. It's dark, creepy and posh together. And the soundtrack - oh, absolutely briliant!
I read somewhere that Jodie Foster refused to do this movie because she thought it was way to horrifying. Don´t know if it´s the whole truth though.
I was hoping that she had refused it because it's a lousy story. It received bad reviews for a reason.
She refused to do it because of The "Verger" character,and the original ending. Citing that it was unrealistic.
the pigs are called Boars, they're the most deadly pigs on the face of the earth and they do bite
Do they eat people?
@@RobertTaylor-gz2fu indeed, I watched the making of the boar scene and they actually do eat people in real life
Russian boars.
@@jontastic ....eating Borscht
@@RobertTaylor-gz2fu
Yes... they eat human carrion.
They do not hunt people, but if there is an "adverse encounter" between (a) human(s) and wild boars, resulting in corpses, if the boars return later and the corpses are still there, they WILL eat them (boar as well as human). They are not active hunters for most prey, although they will eat small rodents alive without hesitation, but they have no problem eating carrion (they are nature's "garbage trucks"... in some countries, "street cleaning" is letting out groups of pigs, specifically raised for this purpose, at night, to consume the daily garbage debris).
There are still some "open" World War I "war graves" where boars can be seen gnawing on human bones, for the calcium. The authorities do not bury these remains because they are too close to unexploded ordnance, the triggering mechanisms of which have been further destabilized by corrosion, i.e., it is too risky to disarm them, in order to reach the dead soldiers' remains.
11:07 Yes, one reason for the cloth is fingerprints but wine should always be drunk holding the stem of the glass to help keep your hand from warming the wine. You sometimes see people actually cupping the base of the wine glass, thinking they look sophisticated but that is a faux pas for wine. It IS recommended for cognac as the hand warmth helps release the cognac's bouquet. Now wouldn't you enjoy a sip about now?! 😄
This is a difficult film to watch and at the same time difficult film to not watch. Loved your reaction!
Hi Dasha. Check out LUCAS (1986) if you love great 80's movies.
I was sure Dasha uploaded this reaction, a while back, 'cause When she uploaded "Red Dragon", last week, she mentioined this movie.
sad that RAY LIOTTA is no longer with us but at least we still have COCAINE BEAR
Next one after this is Hannibal Rising. Crazy movie.
The Passion of the Christ (2004)
*please watch this movie
great
Hannibal was more of a dark love story than a thriller, that's probably why it is the least liked of all Lecter movies.
The next movie is the red dragon and then Hannibal rising and there’s a tv series called Hannibal.
Hello Dasha!😊Yes, a police officer could collect the reward. Just as long as he/she weren't assigned to the case and using police resources. Normally the FBI do not have jurisdiction outside the United States. Yep, I clean too when I'm stressed out. Great reactions to this uncomfortable thriller, Dasha!!!!🎬🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Have a fun week, Dasha!😊
While it was a different actor in Silence of the Lambs, remember Paul Krendler was the guy that yanked the Lector case away from her. Henceforth his hatred of Starling was ignited, further stoked when she turned him down
Also love the identity Lector took in Rome, "Dr. Fell". Fell's other meanings can be "cruel, fierce or malevolent". More Lector word play on display....
I would recommend "Manhunter" also. From 1986.
There is a another movie called "red dragon"which is a prequel to silence of the lambs and the movie "hannibal rising"is about hannibals orgin story,i highly recommend those movies definently worth a watch
It's already in her channel! 🎉
@@ThatMrBaldamort i thought so,ur talking about red dragon correct ?
@kevincrisp3759 Yeah she posted red dragon a couple days back. Hannible rising is out for early access in her patreon but should be released to public in a few days.
Great reaction love u
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉😊😊good
Hannibal Lecter most great villain of cinema 🍴🍽🍽🍽
"Okie Dokey is not how a murder starts"...Hmmm...Okie Dokey...
watch Martyrs 2008
How I wish Jodie Foster had reprised her role as Clarice, nothing against Julianne Moore, though.
It's impossible to replace Foster, especially since she won the Oscar for Best Actress for her performance.
Dear Dasha, if you think that 'scene' is nasty, watch the scene in 'The Hitcher' - Rutger Hauer is the bad guy!!
The original "The Hitcher" was a big deal back in the day. I'd love to see Dasha react to it.
@@waterbeauty85 It still is, believe me. rewatched recently - i'd come across it as a kid too - and its still leaves an impression. Very well shot movie too, almost dreamy cinematography and storytelling, and 'nasty' without being gory!
The worst thing about Hannibal was that they chose that unattractive, unappealing Julianne Moore to play Clarice Starling.
She was not a suitable replacement for Jodie Foster. And her accent was inauthentic.
Off the subject of this movie, but October will be here before you know it. You should react to "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" for Halloween month. It's gory, funny and cute. A good combination.
Those are Boars..
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Who would have expected Ridley Scott to direct this movie?!
This is easily the worst of the trilogy. It's pretty boring, aside from the lobotomy scene. Which is a shame, as it has a great cast. The third is good.