@@quintenwhyte6660 yes but the screenplay is 90s. During the 2000s there were already smartphones but not iPhone or Android yet. Those startac were already obsolete.
Pazzi and his pick-pocket were both so obvious when they followed Lecter. He knew they were nearby and following him. Pazzi got his print then just left the body lying there! Florence was so busy, nobody even noticed.
Well to be fair the pick-pocket didn't even make a peep when he got mortally wounded, so nobody really noticed he got stabbed. Plus Lecter just kept walking into the crowd like nothing happened, so he blended right in without anyone batting an eye.
Ficcionalidad fílmica, verosimilitud "como si fuera real". Aunque ficción y realidad....se superponen. Galdós: "Todo hombre lleva consigo su propia novela ".😮
The black guy who was looking at Lector must have known that something inhuman had just walked by. Talk about biting off more than you can chew, if you get my drift..
That groin-stab is how Italian painter Caravaggio famously killed someone in Rome, and which got him kicked out of Rome and would eventually condemn him to death . I wonder if this scene was a reference to Caravaggio , one of the great Italian masters and one of the founders of western art .
What!!! That effed up my mind!! I mean, after knowing from both the movie & bk abt the Pazzi story & now this too?? Now my views on Italy will be these kinds of scary stories.. thnx to Hannibal (2001)😅i just watched Hannibal last wk as im on a Sir Hopkins streak after watching Silence…😝
Lecter is a damn Doctor and an expert a human anatomy as we as being a sociopathic psychotic serial killer with heavy emphasis on cannibalism and mental manipulation of everyone he comes in contact with. His IQ is beyond genius level as well. All of which make him.a very proficient predator. The truly scary thing is there are those who are not literary fictional characters who are beyond even his skill. True apex predators that are human in looks only. One such individual killed a target at a major sporting event with a hotdog as tens of thousands of fans and media cameras looked on sending the actual murder live to millions of viewers in 2009. He was never caught or prosecuted, what made it truly creepy is the guy he killed was surrounded by bodyguards and a high ranking member of a criminal syndicate.
For sure. The book goes into much more detail and Pazzi has a first try with a character called Esmerelda. Hannibal takes Gnocco out with a Spyderco Harpy. But in the film its a non serrated one. Which are rare. He also uses a Spyderco Civilian. The Harpy was in and out of Gnocco so quick he didn't have to even wipe the blade apparently. I'm not surprised.Spyderco knives are scarily sharp.
@@GordiansKnotHere lol I promise I don't work for them! 😂 I'm not huge into knives but I regularly use them in work and I always love things that are very well crafted and worth the money. I use a Spyderco Delica 4 for work. If you ever want a good knife definitely go for Spyderco
@@mccarthy5825 LOL, It's all good man. I study Tantojutsu and other knife fighting systems and can spot other knife "aficionado" whilst I'm out and about. Spyderco produces some nice products though and I'm always researching and studying... Stay Safe out there brother. Peace.
@@GordiansKnotHere oh wow that's awesome mate! First thought I have when you mentioned those disciplines (would I be right in thinking that with Tanto in the name it's utilising the short sword?) was the Raiden and Vamp fights in Metal Gear Solid 4! Or that amazing guy who can cut a bb in half with a sword... I'm fascinated with the history of those weapons and the skill it takes to make them and rituals, customs and training involved with them. There's a place in Dublin called Chester Beatty Library. Now this dude was a rich bookworm who collected an unbelievable catalogue of prints and books. Thhe second floor of the museum is full of religious texts. From bits of bible from 125ad, to Qurans from 14th century hand decorated to Shinto scrolls from all kinds of periods. For some reason he was really into Japan and there is a full set of armour on display, loads of very old decrotrative hilts, some genuine swords from waaaaay before they were banned(just allowed for the military wasn't it?) and these scrools beautiful hand drawn art and with amazing calligraphy. Lots of them showing battles too. I taught myself a lot about quality and what to look for in knives. It amazes me the cheap crap that people buy! 😂 For example if its a folding knife, it has to be a locking one! And if its not I want a bloody long tang! Learning to care for the blade and sharpen it takes effort and time. If there's any videos or anything that you can direct me to, I'd like to have a look at the kind of stuff you are into. That's really cool! And necessary in this day aand age to be able to protect yourself. You stay safe too mate! 👍 From 🇮🇪
@@ihadtochooseaname8532 no one alive in modern day Europe has this kind of understanding of the immaterial plane in which demons and those who look like them dwell. well maybe some people are still capable of feeling said plane, but those are few in the crowd.
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I just love how he looks so comfortable and relax dabbling in luxury and dripped out in that suit
Just having him walk by and feel his wind is scary enough that I would’ve quit .
What if you had no idea who he was? The pickpocket had no idea who Hannibal was.
This movie is so 90s, the way they dress, not one smartphone, yet more stylish than many people today.
Just people bleeding out in the moment.
The movie came out in Feb. 2001
@@quintenwhyte6660 yes but the screenplay is 90s. During the 2000s there were already smartphones but not iPhone or Android yet. Those startac were already obsolete.
People back then in Italy were stylish and not so Americanized.
Why do people need a smartphone to dress stylish?
Pazzi and his pick-pocket were both so obvious when they followed Lecter. He knew they were nearby and following him. Pazzi got his print then just left the body lying there! Florence was so busy, nobody even noticed.
Well to be fair the pick-pocket didn't even make a peep when he got mortally wounded, so nobody really noticed he got stabbed. Plus Lecter just kept walking into the crowd like nothing happened, so he blended right in without anyone batting an eye.
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Ficcionalidad fílmica, verosimilitud "como si fuera real". Aunque ficción y realidad....se superponen. Galdós: "Todo hombre lleva consigo su propia novela ".😮
The black guy who was looking at Lector must have known that something inhuman had just walked by. Talk about biting
off more than you can chew, if you get my drift..
3:11 aNd 3:19
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Yep , he felt presence of an evil spirit , according to Ridley Scott.
That groin-stab is how Italian painter Caravaggio famously killed someone in Rome, and which got him kicked out of Rome and would eventually condemn him to death . I wonder if this scene was a reference to Caravaggio , one of the great Italian masters and one of the founders of western art .
What!!! That effed up my mind!! I mean, after knowing from both the movie & bk abt the Pazzi story & now this too?? Now my views on Italy will be these kinds of scary stories.. thnx to Hannibal (2001)😅i just watched Hannibal last wk as im on a Sir Hopkins streak after watching Silence…😝
Lecter is a damn Doctor and an expert a human anatomy as we as being a sociopathic psychotic serial killer with heavy emphasis on cannibalism and mental manipulation of everyone he comes in contact with. His IQ is beyond genius level as well. All of which make him.a very proficient predator. The truly scary thing is there are those who are not literary fictional characters who are beyond even his skill. True apex predators that are human in looks only. One such individual killed a target at a major sporting event with a hotdog as tens of thousands of fans and media cameras looked on sending the actual murder live to millions of viewers in 2009. He was never caught or prosecuted, what made it truly creepy is the guy he killed was surrounded by bodyguards and a high ranking member of a criminal syndicate.
I like the boar foreshadowing.
Inspectors avarice caused his death and the death of 3 others.
How good is the detail that he washes his hands under the statue of a pig btw? :D
I think that hannibal probably knew that pazzi was behind it.
For sure. The book goes into much more detail and Pazzi has a first try with a character called Esmerelda.
Hannibal takes Gnocco out with a Spyderco Harpy. But in the film its a non serrated one. Which are rare. He also uses a Spyderco Civilian. The Harpy was in and out of Gnocco so quick he didn't have to even wipe the blade apparently.
I'm not surprised.Spyderco knives are scarily sharp.
@@mccarthy5825 It appears you really like them Spyderco products...
@@GordiansKnotHere lol I promise I don't work for them! 😂 I'm not huge into knives but I regularly use them in work and I always love things that are very well crafted and worth the money. I use a Spyderco Delica 4 for work. If you ever want a good knife definitely go for Spyderco
@@mccarthy5825 LOL, It's all good man. I study Tantojutsu and other knife fighting systems and can spot other knife "aficionado" whilst I'm out and about. Spyderco produces some nice products though and I'm always researching and studying... Stay Safe out there brother. Peace.
@@GordiansKnotHere oh wow that's awesome mate! First thought I have when you mentioned those disciplines (would I be right in thinking that with Tanto in the name it's utilising the short sword?) was the Raiden and Vamp fights in Metal Gear Solid 4! Or that amazing guy who can cut a bb in half with a sword...
I'm fascinated with the history of those weapons and the skill it takes to make them and rituals, customs and training involved with them.
There's a place in Dublin called Chester Beatty Library. Now this dude was a rich bookworm who collected an unbelievable catalogue of prints and books. Thhe second floor of the museum is full of religious texts. From bits of bible from 125ad, to Qurans from 14th century hand decorated to Shinto scrolls from all kinds of periods.
For some reason he was really into Japan and there is a full set of armour on display, loads of very old decrotrative hilts, some genuine swords from waaaaay before they were banned(just allowed for the military wasn't it?) and these scrools beautiful hand drawn art and with amazing calligraphy. Lots of them showing battles too.
I taught myself a lot about quality and what to look for in knives. It amazes me the cheap crap that people buy! 😂 For example if its a folding knife, it has to be a locking one! And if its not I want a bloody long tang!
Learning to care for the blade and sharpen it takes effort and time.
If there's any videos or anything that you can direct me to, I'd like to have a look at the kind of stuff you are into. That's really cool!
And necessary in this day aand age to be able to protect yourself. You stay safe too mate! 👍 From 🇮🇪
A very trying scene, kes me on the edge of your seat.
Thanks 👍👍😊
03:07 The gaze of that man knows that a bad man has passed by him ...
not a man
but some ancient evil spirit that took the silhouette of a man
@@HrLBolle The African man's stare always intriged me. Like he has a level of senses no one understands in Europe. Brilliant in this movie.
@@ihadtochooseaname8532 no one alive in modern day Europe has this kind of understanding of the immaterial plane in which demons and those who look like them dwell.
well maybe some people are still capable of feeling said plane, but those are few in the crowd.
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@@HrLBolle 1:57 SATAN
What is the name of the music playing in the background. I can't find it anywhere.
Hans Zimmer - Firenze Di Notte
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I always wonder if Pazzi felt sad and ashamed using Gnocco as a bait? He seems to have tears in his eyes washing Gnocco's blood from his hands. 4:32
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could be. gnocco is a small pickocket thief. he is not big criminal or murderer.
Pazzi is no fool, he pulled the hand away to make sure the kid bled out on the street.
Gnocco is a Legend, Lecter try to stab Gnocco in The groin but he miss and Gnocco goes no info in a suicide mission
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He was already dead. He only helped him to die more quickly.
Terrible stalking skills lol
Not at all "terrible stalking skills". They knew what they were doing but what they were stalking wasn't exactly human.
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@ 02:32, it was pretty much over right at this moment.
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Liver wound. Quick death.
Liver????? Its his left groin- femoral artery...lol
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