FIRST TIME WATCHING: Hannibal (2001) *Silence of the Lambs 2* REACTION (Movie Commentary)
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I don’t know why people hated on this movie so much. It’s so entertaining.
the tv series was good, until it got pants at the end....
Julianne Moore ruins every movie she's in.....for me
This movie is incredible! my favorite of all the Hannibal series. I loved the book too.
people hated this movie???
@@vesaseppala5260 maybe I like it because I read the book after watching the film. I had a face and a voice for nearly all of them. I appreaciated certain things better after reading the book, like the eel. You see a glipmse or glimpses of the eel in the tank some times in the movie.
This is why I love the villain that is Dr Hannibal Lecter.
He shows how intellect, calm demeanor, classical taste, and patience, can be intellectually terrifying.
Gary Oldman is one of the best actors alive. I still cannot believe that Mason Verger is Commissioner Gordon.
I just realized Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins also starred together as eternal (well) enemies in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992); Gary Oldman of course playing Dracula himself, and Anthony Hopkins playing Abraham von Helsing. Well worth a watch and reaction if you haven't seen it. ;)
The prequel to Silence of the Lambs, also starring Anthony Hopkins and from the same screenwriter, was released just the following year after Hannibal. It is Red Dragon, and it's really darn good.
P.S. One of the craziest things yet about this movie, is coming to realize that Gary Oldman is the creep in the wheelchair.
He was completely unrecognizable.
I'm glad you reacted to this, seems like very few channels on youtube do. Sure it's not as good as Silence of the Lambs, but man it's a lot of fun. I don't know how you could hate this movie. You will have to do "Red Dragon" too, which is a prequel film that came out in 2002. I think that one is generally more well received. Another film you should react to at some point is "The Devil's Advocate."
I think this movie is so underrated. It is less about a thrilling crime drama and more about the relationship between Hannibal and Clarice. She is the Shepard and he is a very intelligent Wolf who admires the Shepard’s purity so much that he could never harm her, in fact - he loves her
While “Silence Of The Lambs” is probably one of my favorite films, I’m really a big fan of both this and Red Dragon. I don’t think it’s fair to compare any of the films to each other as they are all very different stories with perspectives on different viewpoints. Moore really does a great job in the role and it deserves more recognition
Jodi Foster don't do sequels.
But Julianne Moore pulls of Agent Starling really well.
About time a RUclipsr finally does this one 💯 Im shocked nobody has especially with all the reactions to the first film, this film is underrated & if u read the book of this its even crazier cuz Clair falls in love with Hannibal & he manipulates her to becoming just like him 💯 Hannibal is the only horror movie monster thats a literal mastermind considering hes not only a serial killer that has a IQ of 160 , hes a surgeon 😷 & his job in society is literally a Psychologist which makes him the smartest guy on the entire serial killer chessboard!!!! He can literally blend in & manipulate everyone & thats his greatest power unlike Micheal Myers & Jason & Chucky & Freddy & Leatherface that always mess up & get killed at the end of every film💯
Tah tah!!!👌🍷
I read Hannibal first many years ago and finally got around to reading Silence of the Lambs last year. I much prefer Hannibal.
I really appreciate that you don’t seem to be on the same timetable as other reactors, with the same movies. Love the diversity!
Please read this!
That brain scene almost made me throw up for real when I watched it for the first time. I agree with you, the whole Italy vibe made the entire film for me. Another fantastic Anthony Hopkins performance.
I love the exploration of film brother, been subscribed to you for awhile now. All I can say is keep them coming! To view your reaction whilst having watched the original is almost like watching it for the first time. It’s not the same, but definitely still just as exciting to see someone see it for the first time.
We just want continued and unbiased film reactions!
6:31 Yes they are! Usually you get an *instant high* after inhaling poppers 🤭😂
The term popper is a slang for inhalants, the most popular one being amyl nitrite. These drug inhalants are referred to as poppers, because of the sound the capsule or vital makes upon cracking open. Amyl nitrite is still used legitimately in medicine. Peace out.
This movie was soooo stylish and entertaining and everyone in it is good. I watched this in theaters and was enthralled and equally grossed the F out lol
Did you notice who played Mason? That was Gary F'n Oldman!
“Could he daily feel a stab of hunger for her, and find nourishment in the very sight of her? Yes, but would she see through the bars of his plight and ache for him as well?…”
-Dr. Lecter
Love your reactions, bromigo. Keep on keeping on. Gritos from Tejas.
Maybe there's a few issues (like no Jodie Foster), but for a sequel it's pretty damn entertaining.
Seriously, Lambs and this one are two totally different kinds of films, but they are BOTH remarkable pieces of work that have their own unique style, theme and atmosphere.
they are two completely different yet perfect sides of the same coin
Finally The King watching the Master at work again ❤
Definitely one of those cases where JUST the right actor was cast for a role. :) Hannibal Lector is a scary as fuck villain, but man, is it fun to see Hopkins play him.
The pigs were trained for scream and scent of fear...Lecter was calm and not afraid.
Great analysis at the end
I think Hannibal saw cutting off his own hand as a courtesy. Clarice saved his feet, he saves her hand.
Great reaction, thank you!!
27:31 Is where Mason gets humbled by Lecter's Response 💀
All three films are good in their own right, Silence ofc is the best but Red Dragon is great but there is something about Hannibal how graphic it is the acting by Hopkins is incredible & disturbing in a scary way.
I recommend watching Hannibal Rising, which usbthery of Hannibal became who he is as an adult I know you gotta love it!!!
The end of the book is SO different.
this is 🔥. my favorite in the series
You need to watch the TV series with Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh Dancy. Seriously one of the best TV shows ever and it's MUCH better than the movies in my opinion
In the book Clarice ran away with Hannibal.
Try the series Hannibal if you want to see how Hannibal plays with his food. Hahaha!
That scene with Paul getting .. "cooked" was so disturbing..in the theater ppl cracked up when he said " that smells good" not knowing it was his own brain being cooked
In the book, Clarice actually does fall for Lecter and they decide to leave together
You may already know, but the mauled rich guy Mason was played by Gary Oldman. :)
You now MUST watch RED DRAGON !!! It'll show you how he got caught !!
I do wish they could have wrapped up his story...or i guess he just never gets captured
The book the movie is based on is.... weird.
It actually ends with Clarice, being broken, accepting and going with Hannibal. It then goes extra weird by describing not the events, but the state of her breaking mind, as she becomes Hannibal 's lover. The author himself kinda regreted writting it.
If you want more good Hannibal, you should watch the tv series. Its entirely new cast and it retells the story from the beginning. It starts slow but its superb.
Yeah the end to the book was bonkers. I'm glad that the film took a different direction.
of all the Ray Liotta movies where he doesn't play an Italian, I have to say "Smokin Aces" would be the best.
Awesome movie
I enjoyed the film and it being different . Thanks for the reaction.
I haven't read the book since it was first released, but doesn't he finish Krendler off with a crossbow and scrape the plates' leftovers into his dome?
First movie, Hannibal was confined and escaping. This one. He was just living.
The brain dinner scene gave me a headache a few times while watching it. I like this Movie a lot, special the Score by Hans Zimmer... but the Remake to Red Dragon is great.
You have GOT to see Red Dragon. It's the prequel to Silence of the Lambs and it is a masterpiece.
In the book Clarisse goes with Hannibal to Europe and it is implied they are together. The intern from the jail that has the Hannibal stuff goes to Europe and sees them at a distance going to the opera and that's how the book ends. The author was told they were going to make a movie no matter what so he felt coerced into doing another book, and then also the next one which is about Hannibal's beginnings. The detail in the book about Italian and Florence culture is so in depth and fascinating just in itself. The prequel Red Dragon, based on the first book in the series, is pretty good. Hopkins returns and Ed Norton plays a detective who encounters Hannibal. A standalone movie called Manhunter was made years ago by Michael Mann (Heat) and is based on Red Dragon. It's really good although Hannibal plays a very small role (played by Brian Cox this time). Highly recommend that one. Thanks for reacting!
This is a very different film from SotL. While that film was a psychological thriller, this was more of a chase film that played for shocks. With that said, I still enjoyed it quite a bit, and that final dinner scene is quite memorable.
A movie version of Red Dragon came out in 1986 as Manhunter directed by Michael Mann if you want an alternative to the 2002 version... Or, you know, just need a factoid to throw out during the 2002 reaction so those of us who kept wincing when you referred to Silence of the Lambs as the "original" don't judge you too harshly. ;)
I watched this in the cinema when it came out and for some reason I almost fainted and threw up during the dinner scene. I almost fell out of the chair and my date laughed.
My mom walked out. 😂
@@vesbarrow i can imagine it 😁
Everytime I see Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lector? I'm cheering for him like he's Luke Skywalker or something? How do they do that? This guy is a serial killer? LOL
I love this movie... Gary Oldmans in it for f***s sake!
It's "glossier" than Silence, which makes it less scary, but I think it was an intentional choice by Ridley Scott to try and differentiate his "vision".... Underrated
Good reaction, you should watch Hannibal Rising it Hannibals past as well as his journey into being a serial killer
Red Dragon is up to bat. Its in its own league.
Gary Oldman.... brilliant as always.
Ok. I give up…..you joined a monastery?
Mason Verger pretty much deserved to be where he was at the beginning of the film, and what he got in the end was also pretty fitting. There's way too much to unpack, there, so let's suffice it to say he was a child predator of the highest order. He was born into a wealthy family with political connections, so when he got caught he was sentenced to community service and court-ordered therapy in lieu of a prison sentence. Unfortunately for him, he wound up with Hannibal Lecter as his therapist. Say what you want about Dr. Lecter, the guy still has standards--and one of his more respectable ones is that he can't stand unrepentant degenerates like Mason Verger.
Red Dragon!
Hannibal was a nice movie, but I like Red Dragon more, its a prequel and is more like Silence of the Lambs.
Red Dragon is also very good 👍
The role that stood out to me for Julian Moore was in Boogie Nights.
Imma need you to either put that hood on or take it off homie....
Hannibal (2001)
- Starring: Anthony Hopkins.
- Supporting actor: Gary Oldman.
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
- Starring: Gary Oldman.
- Supporting actor: Anthony Hopkins.
I think you'd like Red Dragon more.
To answer your question, a "popper" is Amyl Nitrite, a drug catagorized as a depressant. As with many other drugs, it relaxes the body and encourages you to do some rather goofy things.
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Could you watch the bbc Hannibal series? I would love to see your reaction to it
Gary oldman had his eyelid stretched open to play mason cause he thought it would look better than a makeup effect
Red Dragon now, please
I saw this in theaters and it just didn’t feel right without Jodie Foster. I couldn’t see why she didn’t sign on for this movie… that was till I got to the final 20 minutes of the movie.
I had read the novel before seeing the movie and boy did they botch that ending.
I could see why in hindsight why Foster chose not to come back.
Wiiiii🎉
Good choice for a reaction. Interesting but very flawed sequel to an all-time classic. It's a good movie, sometimes great, but I think Hannibal as a villain is less interesting here vs. in SotL. He's portrayed as a much more conventional villain-in _Hannibal,_ if you come at him with a gun, he'll snatch it away and shoot you before you can react. But in SotL, he'd find a way to convince you to shoot yourself. SotL's portrayal of him as a master manipulator is just more interesting IMO. As a consequence, I feel like Hannibal's supervillain portrayal makes Clarice look too incompetent by comparison. I can certainly buy Hannibal outwitting her and getting away in the end, but to use a sports analogy, their conflict in this film is a lopsided victory for Hannibal, when it should be more evenly matched.
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As many have said; Red Dragon 🀄🀄🀄🀄🀄🀄
Sooo twisted!
Loved your review ~ as always ~
Author Thomas Harris spent 11 ~ eleven ~ perfectionistic years writing his masterpiece novel ~ and I strongly suggest you take the time needed to read it thoroughly.
Although the film has many beautiful scenes in it ~ it is also very different from the novel ~ leving several key figures entirely out ~ and especially obtaining a 100 % totally different ending than the novel !
In the novel ~ Mason Verger ~ was not a very nice character ~ too put it mildly. A sadisitic pedophile. Also he could move around on his own in the film ~ in the novel ~ that'd be impossible for him.
PS : Most impressive in the film : the pigs was terrifying ! And I loved the actor Ivano Marescotti ~ who played Carlo ~
Also ~ if you'd read the novel (and only if) ~ you would understand why Mason Verger wouldn't get the satisfaction of hearing Dr. Hannibal Lecter scream ~ as he was consumed by the pigs ~
but since the film doesn't mention Dr. Lecter's memory palace ~ that information is missed from the film.
You can watch 'hannibal' tv series with Mads Mikkelsen if you want to know more backstory of certain characters.
I hope you watch the other two movies!
Scary movie 2.... just react...you will understand..
lol yup. Marlon Wayans.
Red Dragon (2002) is next.
Hopkins is back as Hannibal, Ed Norton plays the FBI protagonist, with Ralph Fiennes as the villain.
Now you only have 2 more...Hannibal Rising and Red Dragon. Theyre all awesome!
10:52 - I'm surprised you did not recognize the great Mark Margolis (Tio Salamanca from Breaking Bad). :-)
Great movie... the book ending, while better, wouldnt have worked for audiences.
Don't know what I can say other than a simple yet massive 'thank you'.
For a handful of movies out there... it's almost like some unspoken stipulation for a movie reactor to not do certain flicks on their channel if they want to keep their credibility. 😂😂😂
Anthony Hopkins is a legendary actor. He can be any type of character, and he has. Hitler, Nixon, psychic, killer, Shakespeare. His ability to mimic people is superb. Even going back to War and Peace in the early 70's, I knew he was going to be a great actor. I should rewatch that series. I saw it 30 years ago when I was like 10 or 11.
Really glad you liked it. Some dumb mainstream critics were unfair to this movie when it came out, and look at it... it's so much damn fun! Frankly, it is one of David Mamet's most underrated screenplays lol although let's face it. These days, most of his screenplays are underrated. If you liked this check out some of Mamet's later stuff like The Spanish Prisoner, Spartan and Red Belt. All legit amazingly entertaining movies that probably nobody on RUclips has reacted to.
People often don't like this movie and forget it exists. But I love it. The brain scene is especially iconic. You should check out the Hannibal series from recent years. It was a tv series. Fair warning though, its beyond graphic compared to these movies lol.
Some tasty brain
Oh my gosh. \m/
Two great Julianne Moore movies you should watch are ( Assassin’s) and (The kings men 2, the golden circle). I think you will enjoy both.
Great movie so underrated when it came out and in the books it didn't end like that Clarice actually leaves with Lector
It's very artsy, on the nose, occasionally cheesy, not subtle and has its flaws, but that's because it's being compared to Silence of the Lambs, the greatest horror movie ever made. There's a lot I like about it. I still like Red Dragon a lot more, and there are moments in this movie where I'm laughing more than I probably should be (Jodie Foster understandably turned down reprising her role as Clarice Starling), including that one scene that everyone talks about, but I watch it just for the bits with Giancarlo Giannini. I wish more was done with his character, even if what was done doesn't make a whole lot of sense. 2 words: farting demons. I'll leave it at that 😂
That brain eating part is just so gross.
Maybe check out MANHUNTER (1986) after you see RED DRAGON (2002). It's an earlier version. Brian Cox plays Lecter. You know him from Braveheart and The Bourne Identity
Not a popular opinion but this is my favourite of the Hannibal Lecter films.
The TV series is so good. Well worth a watch.
Hannibal Rising is a 2007 psychological thriller drama film and the fifth film of the Hannibal Lecter franchise Young Hannibal Lecter is set on the path of vengeance after his baby sister is murdered by the Nazi police. He moves in with his aunt and begins hunting down the killers. Peace out.
Interestingly in the book Hannibal and Clarice end up together living in South America. I like the book version more, but this is a fine addition to the cannon.
He carries the same spyderco delica as me 😈
NOT MY CLARICE
DECENT FLICK
Red Dragon was pretty entertaining prequel (2002)
But Manhunter(1986) Directed and by Michael Mann. Adapted from the novel Red Dragon I think is way better.