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- Red Dragon - I Think I'll Eat Your Heart: Will (Edward Norton) begins to suspect that Dr. Lector (Anthony Hopkins) is a serial killer.
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Ex-FBI agent Will Graham (Edward Norton) is an expert investigator who quit the Bureau after almost losing his life in the process of capturing the elusive Dr. Lecter (Anthony Hopkins). After a series of particularly grisly murders, Graham soon realizes that the best way to catch this killer, known as the Tooth Fairy, is to find a way to get inside the killer's mind. For Graham, that means confronting his past and facing his former nemesis, the now-incarcerated Lecter.
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Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Edward Norton
Director: Brett Ratner
Screenwriter: Ted Tally
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when you beat the boss with 1% health
Not even close, BABEEE
lol so stupid..funny though.
Lmfao now that was funny!!! I guess I've never seen all of this movie cuz I've never seen the scene before.
Ok Jan
More like 1% health + bleeding
"how I would love to get you on my couch." Take it down a notch Lecter.
It was a psychciatric skill actually,he knews that the detective has lost his mind in the previous sentence so he say something like that just to get away with it and confirm that the other person has lost.
@@nitrolife7330Yea, that and he wants to bang him
Casting couch 😏
Get you on my couch is a term in therapy for picking someones brain or "shrinking" them. Thats why they are called shrinks. You dont those terms anymore but its not sexual its just a tern akin to his profession in psychotherapy having the client on the couch to get inside their head
@@unluckylander3162 yep lmao 😂
Wow this doctor guy was really offended over being critisized for missing something. I hope they found the cannibal later.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
this comment should get so much more attention
😂😂😂
xD
The FBI never managed to put the words "Hannibal" and "cannibal" together, sadly
The real shock was from being able to read a doctor's handwriting.
😭😭😂😂
I don't get it
@@imcallingjapan2178 doctors have to sign so many documents and prescriptions that their signature ends up looking like my 4 year old scribbling the word bee
@@imcallingjapan2178 doctors are known for bad writing, as they go through much paperwork and sign many referrals
Lol amazing
“So gentle, like slipping into a warm bath”
*viciously plunges knife in further*
That would be you slipping off balance by the conditioner that fell into the tub
@@thephantompenance I hate when that happens 😂
The warm bath is actually scolding hot lol
He is referencing the peace & comfort we feel right as we die. Its indescribable!
@NI6HTM6RE 36 plead the fifth on both. But i was a soldier in war for many years. All the good and bad came to a head on one fateful day that would change my World forever.
"He's Eating them, which probably means he is going to eat me?!? OHHHH MYYYYY GODDDDDDDDD!!!!!"
😂😂😂😂😂
Nilbog
how strange, i have just finished eating an apple when i read this
Wow this comment has a built-in sound effect
Time to go watch the best movie ever troll 2
I LOVE the fact that there's no pause between Will starting to turn around and him being stabbed. No over-the-shoulder shot of Lecter just before, or any "introduction" like that to the attack. Just BAM, straight to it. Makes me feel like I'm being attacked by Dr. Lecter, almost.
A welcome change from most movies.
Agreed, none of that slow motion turn around and then two people looking at each other, maybe saying sorry, gotcha or some other bullshit phrase then getting into it just the attack as it probably would have happened.
Yes, that was jolting....to say the least!
What you don't like bullshit CGI army battles?
that's why i thought the scene where Hannibal murders Pazzi in "Hannibal" was far too hammy
another one - is that he is drawing his main weapon just as he realizes who Lecter is/in the moment he is stabbed - as if his body is perfectly in step with his mind.
Hannibal: I'd love to get you on my couch
Will: Woah easy doctor, at least make me dinner first !
Hannibal: Poor choice of words ...
Underrated joke. Nicely done.
@@treybrannon4964 thank you, good sir !
@@marksaldanha2906 This made me cackle
Joker Voice: Very poor choice of words! 😂😂
Cut to: Hannibal watching a movie while eating, lying on his couch.
"when you need to shoot someone, don't talk, shoot."
Tuco's wisdom
I love the fact you watched this movie. Blondieeee...
When you have to shoot, shoot! Don't talk! I know that line by heart ;)
@Catharsis lol You are right.
Ah. The godd the bad and the ugly. I'd say Hannibal was the bad, graham was the good, and the tooth fairy was the ugly.
But shoot him Will did. And of the five rounds in that revolver, he got two solid body hits to upper abdomen and chest. The others flew into the wall and lamp. But two.38 special rounds were enough.
I wonder how long Lector was standing behind him with the knife. Was he waiting and enjoying the moment of watching Will "realize"?
Probably smelling his food for a bit
who's Lector?
@Poops LVN millenials bruh. No life experience yet
Mark Zeppelin 🤣
Not millennials, Zoomers
4:03 I love Hopkins' acting in this scene. The look on his face is like a mix of disbelief and amusement. "Did that really happen!?"
Those damn arrows 🤣🤣
He's proud. Because will is a victim with ALOT of fight in him. His impressed at how will was able to still inflict damage even after such a horrific woukd that pretty much leaves you unable to move
The bemused but almost proud smile makes me hear Denzel in Training Day saying "Ma N-gga...Now That's what I'm talkin' about!"
@@fairoboilawrence5287 Hannibal respected Will. He really meant it when he said "I do admire you".
You idiot
Norton does a terrific job with his expressions when his character realizes that his suspect is sitting in front of him-but denies the possibility.
That moment Lecter moves the knife up and he reacts in such pain, brilliant acting...
He's a phenomenal actor.
@@fcukgogle9213 in the original script ed norton says, "hey you're a doctor, you're supposed to be helping people, not stabbing them!"
Shame he got black listed in hollywood now no director wants to eork with him.
@@SauteKing8760why, what reason? Sorry, friend, I just haven't heard about it.
I love the expression on Hannibal's face after he gets a good look at the arrow he got stabbed with. Like he's impressed lol.
Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle shall b- *BLAM BLAM BLAM*
He is impressed by Will. Hates him for putting him in a dungeon cell, but impressed by him nonetheless.
Small detail: THREE arrows. Yikes
@@Athrun82 Just a flesh wound
My mom saw that scene and even though she knew this was a prequel she was like "shoot him again, dammit!"
He was actually shocked that the Doctor had used pen instead pencil to write in the book
this should have so much more likes
not very doctor like
No. It was the fact it was legible!
Now I understand why Lector attacked him.
So that means Will is the true villain, and Hannibal was trying to defend himself 😳
Moral of the story: Always have a backup weapon.
NOPE the moral of the story is wear body armor.
No the real moral is if you get stabbed with a knife stab your attacker with like 3 arrows at once
No, the REAL moral is that you should always be suspicious of people with ponytails.
Not at all, the actually moral of the story is to know there is something wrong when the hand writing of the doctor is readable
No, the real moral of the story is that he should have brought a bottle of white to accompany those sweetbreads.
Note how Dr Lecter does not attempt to remove the arrows, that would only cause bleeding and would definitely kill him, he knows this, unlike most action movies ever.
Ah what bad could possibly happen when he just ripps out the arrows....... that he pulls out his liver too? Well he could eat it then o___O
It was also because it was a vital spot and with multiple arrows, the right thing to do will always be to wait until you can recieve proper medical attention to remove the arrow but depending on the spot where you're hit and if you're in an active fight it would actually be wise to remove the arrow yourself or break the shaft if it's too deep as fighting with it could do more damage but Hannibal was definitely done either way and removing the arrows wouldn't have made a difference in fact keeping them in was likely what saved him from dying.
Or maybe that's just how the scene was written and it looks as if it were meant to be a deliberate character plot point.
I don't think this was an action movie.
Yeah, and he would need a colostomy
I really hate when people criticize Norton, this dude is great
Joseph Colunga I don’t think the criticism is based on his acting more on the how he is behind the scenes
John Smith I think the closest we can see to how he is behind scenes is in Birdman because I think he was playing as himself
He was half decent in here but I could barely take him serious. He was without a doubt the worse Hulk tho lol
Natasha cutie pie you couldn’t be anymore wrong, he was no were near the “worst” hulk
RG I was with you until you said hulk movies
He should have known that the psychiatrist was the killer, I mean the guy had a ponytail.
MarvinGenaro Wtf lmao.
@carfaxts daily Is this supposed to be funny or insulting? Because it is neither.
Lol dam savage
Never trust a man with a pony tail
. oooo somebody wears ponytails😂😂😂
For anyone that doesn't know or didn't know the book Larousse Gastronomique is about French cuisine, and contains recipes for French dishes and cooking techniques. Ris de veau translates to sweetbread. Sweetbread is “the culinary term for the thymus gland (in the throat) and the pancreas (near the stomach) in calves, lambs and pigs.” They are neither sweet or made of bread. I believe it is just a dish containing roasted meat.
Should have put a dust jacket on it titled "To Serve Man."
It reminds me of how Sweetmeats refers to a type of bread
H. Lecter ^
Interesting. I speak some butchery French and I assumed the ris de veau was cow veal. It shows how little I know, lol.
I don't understand why Lecter has to write that. He already knows what 'ris de veau' is. Its like you having a book and you have to write 'and all' over the word 'et. al'.
I love 0:07 because Dr. Lecter's face just shows how truly impressed he is with Will figuring out what was really going on. To Will it looks like disbelief, but Hannibal is very surprised with the acumen of his protégé.
Especially since Lecter's been misleading him while under the guise of a mentor who's assisting him in building a profile.
It's a cool way to look at it but I'd say the reaction is still disbelief albeit acted. Lecter has to pretend like the news are shocking and he knew nothing.
@@TheSuspectOnFoot Though disguised there's a hint of real surprise and disbelief in him, an undernote or true amazement at Will putting the pieces together, a whole lot must be going through Hannibal's mind, calculating his next move now that a layer of his cover has been blown and that his motivations are being expose, he must be truly pondering on wether to disposed of him or brainwash/gaslight him. Hannibal is surely in shock and in a pretty tough position.
I actually thought there's a little look of fear mixed in there too. The realisation he no longer has total control of the situation.
Love Anthony Hopkins and Edward Norton. They're just such good actors in a very tense scene.
Yes
@Raw Engineer wow
Raw Engineer imagine being this immature bf angry
Chase Hedges You mean Lou Lamoriello and Ed Norton
He is a good actor, but i sorta felt like it lacked that tormented overworked feeling to that of Manhunter 1980s movie, that was about a guy just being way over his head. But Norton is alright
The real crime here is that ponytail.
LMFAO BURIED.
What about that mustache?
Hey at least he didn't have draw-string pants...
It was to make him look younger than he was, or intended to
Ricardo Galvan ...Hopkins felt early references to “Lector’s own symphony”, lent itself to him resembling a conductor. The ribbon bound ponytail was a symbol of that position, and was particularly reserved for the educated elite. Hopkins did his homework, fashionable or not...
"You had disadvantages."
"What disadvantages?"
"You're insane."
he should have kept his killings and past in Europe but Hannibal hates useless people and loves to kill them.
"have you ever applied your keen senses on yourself, Doctor?" -Clarice (I can't remember the quote exactly). Both Clarice and Edward Norton character were able to show to Hannibal that he is clueless about his insanity - or perhaps - powerless in face of it.
I love the little grin that Dr. Lecter has on his face after being stabbed with the arrows. Many other directors/actors would've portrayed Lecter as furious, with an animalistic snarl and clenched fists, but Hopkins' expression of calm surprise, paired with the admiration of Will's courage and quick, decisive reaction somehow make Lecter an even more terrifying character. Imagine you stab someone with full intent to kill them, and they look at you like "Well well well, didn't see that coming. Nicely done, partner."
That would have been down to the director.
@@itskarl7575 Give some credit to Anthony Hopkins, whose legendary interpretation of Lecter extracted real depth and avoided the usual two-dimensional comic-book villain cliches. He's hardly a dumb puppet needing to be controlled by the director. The end result captured in the scene is likely the result of an effective partnership between a skilled director and a veteran actor.
@@denniskessler2349 The director is the one who decides how a character is supposed to react. The actor carries it out. The actor may be given some lee-way, but nothing which would alter the character. And this here, how Lecter reacts to being stabbed, is very much a director thing. This does not detract from Hopkins's acting abilities at all.
@@denniskessler2349 See my comment. I can't watch Anthony in any other movies after watching the three Lector movies. He scares the crap out of me.
And I'm fricking watching this, again, right before a nap. Am I stupid? lol
'Well played! Let's get down, Wood ...'
This film is criminally underrated, the dialogue is amazing 'remarkable boy, I do admire your courage... I think I'll eat your heart', also it's a tiny detail but you can actually see him pull the back up revolver from his ankle holster, I love how Lecter is actually proud of Will for out manoeuvring him. A true psychopath.
@@sriranjit3684 compared to the first one, it’s unnoticeable
@@sriranjit3684 not really
Well Lector,despite being a sociopath and willing to do anything, did also have idk...sort of code. He only inflicts his crueler acts on those that disrespect him or that he finds reprehensible. He had no choice but to kill Will but he didn't especially hate him at this point.
@@kaitlyn5673 Then what about all his victims before he was caught?
And this is from the same director of rush hour too
He really likes Will. But the power of self preservation is paramount.
True
At any cost
I have the feeling that this video is a meeting place for people with unlived power fantasies.
Beautifully said.
I dont like where this is going
I love that smile on Hopkins' face at 4:03. I think he truly did admire Will's strength, like he had finally met his match.
3:42 "Remarkable Boy. I admire your courage, I think I will eat your heart... " Most morbidly romantic line ever, someone print it on Valentine cards ❤️
"Remarkable boy" that was Lecter's downfall. His hubris made him believe he was dealing with a boy when he was dealing with a man
Oh shut up you wannabe
Sir Auryn I think he's a kitten
Lol everyone stfu and brah stop trying to overthink stuff, he only calls him boy because he far outclasses him in experience and knowledge. His downfall was being a bit careless leaving his incriminating evidence in a main room accessible to anyone in his house then not killing will immediately. The end.
@@elsaanna4711 Actually the OP comment is right. He was so arrogant, or his "hubris" rather is what lead to his downfall. I mean, he literally left the book with evidence pointing to him because he never thought anyone would get so far into the case, let alone suspect him. And when he tried to gently set Norton down because he didn't want to kill him, Norton was then able to fight back. Hannibal made multiple mistakes that he knew would work on hundreds of millions of people except on Norton.
@@bobross4616 shut up nerd
3:28 me when I slip into a warm bath
Gregorio more like 4:22
Max Wozza this made me laugh 😂😂😂😂
When your balls hit he water.
😆😆😆
The baff!
The way he managed to take Hannibal out, while *DYING* is impressive to the extreme! Like killing an enemy before dying of bleeding damage.
Except neither died.
Lessons learned from movies: Whenever you're by yourself "discovering" stuff about the bad guy, he's probably right behind you. So don't lose your situational awareness. Will could've glanced at the book while being turned forward so he would've been able to see Lecter in time.
Would've been funny though if Will would have been reading the book turned towards Dr. Lecter when he came in, without the shock surprise from behind. "Hey, I just realized you're the killer." "Yeah... this sort of ruined my whole entrance. Could you turn around again?"
God damn I love the dialogue between them. The detective is slowly piecing together that it's Lecter, and Lecter sees this so he intentionally says something specific that throws off his train of thought for a moment. He says "I almost had it" and Lecter taunts him like "it'll come to you"
Even before he's figured it out, Lecter uses his current status of respect to make Graham's self-doubt take over, "I don't know what I'm saying" (he knows what he's saying, he doesn't know what he's thinking, but Lecter knows) when he abandons the train of thought, he subconsciously picks up on the manipulation tactic and that's when he admits to Lecter "I almost had it" as if on a subconscious level he can see plainly what's happening but he doesn't trust himself enough to believe it until he's put the evidence together in his mind. At this point Lecter knows it's a matter of time before he has to deal with the issue so to imbibe Graham with a sense of long term security in his uncertainty he assures him of a follow up appointment the next morning before things escalate. (Lecter knows that it's a matter of time before Graham continues to piece evidence together as a result of his natural drive so he simply slows the process down by using his still respectful status as well as creating the illusion for Graham that he has time to figure it all out. It's brilliant, the subtle details woven into the dialogue that expose what kind of monster Lecter is, how he knows how to play his victims based fundamentally (in this case) on the false sense of trust that he is able to share with people as a result of his metaphoric 'god-like' transparency. A true fictional reflection of peak psychopathy
a conversation with you would put anyone into a coma
Lmao
Joe Cat 😂😂😂
I enjoyed this, thank you
@Adam Lolno jesus man, can't handle a light ribbing? 😎
"I dont want you to feel any pain."
*AHH AWWHE AWWHHH*
That's not pain, but feeling the pressure of the thrust and knowing what is happening. That elicits much the same reaction, as it is horrible in itself, perhaps even worse than if he was feeling the actual pain.
samsonguy10k What- what are you talking about? He got stabbed in the gut, of course there is pain. There are millions of nerve endings in your gut, it’s one of the most painful places to get stabbed.
@@fabplays6559 i think they're a murderer
Samsonguy must be one of those dude that has no nerve endings in his body lol
You know it's a great scene when despite having seen it before, your heart still speeds up in anticipation.
When Lecter says "Have you shared this with the Bureau?" Will should have realised the implications and said something like "Yes. I told a bunch of people before I came here. And I let them all know that I was heading over here to share it with you too. In fact, I was too tired to drive, so a couple of them gave me a lift and kindly agreed to wait for me."
Nobody gives an essay of an answer to a 'Yes or No' question like that.
Good thing I didn't mean for it to be taken seriously then. @@chethanmnaik49
@@chethanmnaik49 Not unless they are joking that is. But you are quite right to infer that I am deadly serious.
Odin and the Hulk talking about stuff
Damn right
Legit
Bruh
I like these types of comments especially me being a Marvel fan.
I think he would of been great in the mcu alongside the crew but unfortunately his real life persona was too pig headed and he wanted a boatload of cash. He easily would of gotten paid more than RDJ for a amount of time and would of changed the MCU indefinitely.
Odin and The Hulk.
This new Avengers movie is crazy bruh
wait hopkins is odin ?!?!
@@yochior yeah lol
@@yochior yeah bro
Funny how actors are now called by their superheroes characters names.
The way Hopkins slips into this character, with his glossy, dead eyed, fixed expression and sinister but intellegent and occassionally humorous dialogue..and typically followed by him commiting violently heinous acts that solidify his reputation and namesake, and not breaking a sweat all calm, and a pulse that prolly remains below 60 whilst doing so...No brainer Oscar win.
4:00
Curse you, my sense of interior design! Should have just put a plant there instead of the damn arrows...
_shakes fist angrily_
I loved Mads Mikkelson as Hannibal, but Anthony Hopkins brought a special feeling of sophistication to the role.
Edit 6/24/21: I completely forgot I ever wrote this comment but thanks for the likes everyone!
I love each portrayal of Hannibal they brought something different yet one thing in common his banality as a monster.
Yeah
Mads is much better. He is Hannibal.
@@fernandovargasmejia740 Agreed. Both actors did a great job, but Mads just did it for me. He is Hannibal.
I heard somewhere that the true sign of a great actor is if they can play someone acting badly - or not all that well. Hopkins nailed it here.
How come he didn't turn into the hulk?
😂
Because the allfather Odin is sitting right there.
I follow your memes
Wasnt that Christian bale?
😂😂😂😂😂
It's so funny seeing Hannibal act so calm and warm toward Will pre-capture. Then post capture his tone toward Will in their meetings sounds much sharper and tacit. Hopkins really is an incredible actor
Edward Norton is such an underrated actor , he is brilliant !
But, he is a very brilliant and talented actor. He slays any role he does.
He is
He is very good, but he apparently isnt very nice to people
@@BipoIarbear I think his sense of humour can come off as rude or cold to people as hes apparently super intelligent. Can literally hold a conversation on any subject as has such a range of interests.
"He's eating them."
"Oh my god, no way!"
Anthony Hopkins is one of the scariest in these movies. I remember when Clarice first went to see him in Silence Of The Lambs. She walked around the corner and he's standing in his cell, like a spider waiting to pounce.
This movie is actually a prequel to The Silence Of Lambs and Hannibal. It is a live action adaptation of the book the character first appeared at as Hannibal LektOr.
Yeah but she knew who she was dealing he had a reputation already that's why he likes her she talks to him anyway.
fun fact for you, it was the first time she saw Hopkins when she came around the corner. They deliberately kept them apart, the fear in Jodies eyes are geniune.
@@FPInvention I mean I'm not a woman but if someone looked me dead in the eyes and said they could smell salty balls I may be a little disturbed. Or intrigued, depending who it was 🙃
what great actors. the way he flinches with pain and fight for survival. you almost don't see such realism and struggle in current films.
Steve Wilkos from the front, Steven Seagal from the back
Sir Anthony Hopkins - the best actor suited for this movie..
He is probably the best actor in Hollywood. Period. He never failed in any movie as far as I am aware.
This is imo one of the best acted movies of all time. Literally every actor in the movie nails their role.
Ralph Fiennes is both terrifying and pitiful, you almost fully root for him when he's facing the dragon
Makers of Hannibal TV show be like: “This is hot. Let’s make them bang!”
they were right
The only decent Hannibal movie since Silence of the Lambs was released.
Have you ever seen the Hannibal TV Show? It's fantastically done.
The tv series is superb
Watch the TV show. Mads Mikkelsen is one hell of an actor and was just as perfect as Hannibal as Anthony Hopkins.
On rewatch I think "Hannibal" was a decent movie. Jodie Foster's absence killed it for a lot of people on first viewing.
@@Stanlayy-em4fk It's about a man who wants to feed Hannibal Lector to pigs, because he convinced him to cut his own face off. It's stupid.
That depth in his eyes when he says 'Think I'll eat your heart'.
Only he can talk about you dying and make you call asleep his voice is so soothing
You haven't watched the show
You need help
@@noahschoolfield9411 no he’s right. Hannibal Lecter is the ultimate fictional character to tuck you into bed, read you a story, and kiss you goodnight.
I remember seeing this in theaters on opening night, we all knew what was coming…but the road to getting there was a tremendous journey. Not a single bad performance in the entire film.
One of the best opening scenes in history. I can remember seeing this in the theater and the audience gasped
This is the opening?
@@visionist7 Sure is :)
If you haven't seen this movie I very much recommend it. And then Silence of the lambs, which is continuation of Hannibal's story.
I have read the entire Thomas Harris saga about this character, as fascinating and haunting as Hannibal Lecter is. The thing is that he doesn't appear often in the novels, unlike what happens with the movies they made about him, in which he is the protagonist, masterfully played by the great Anthony Hopkins and even the Hannibal series (Mads Mikkelsen also did a great job in this show) where you can enjoy a more extensive form of this peculiar character.
I just noticed something!!
With the arrows, WILL GOT LECTER IN THE EXACT SAME SPOT LECTER GOT WILL!! Hence Lecter’s little smirk after he backs off. Not just because Will got him, but because he did so in an “eye for an eye” manner, like Will was still competing and playing the “game” (and ultimately won)
This clip gets weirder the longer you watch it
If u r drunk or someshit. Like me brotha haha I agree
I'm just wondering how a 38. Revolver fires 6 times without being cocked even once. 🤔
Edward Terry This isn’t the old west anymore man. They have double action revolvers that don’t need to be cocked everytime.
@@edwardterry9468 have you even ever shot a gun? It's double action,
Makes you hungry for sweetbread, doesn't it?
He really doesn’t like his intelligence questioned
The greatest minds will always want appreciation but the minds who don’t deserve it are thous who responds irrationally which Hannibal did here
That’s they way I preferred him portrayed, brilliant, yes, but fallible. They strayed into Dracula territory with later portrayals. This Lecter you could imagine as an actual therapist, somebody that wouldn’t creep you out after one session.
Who doesn't? I freaking hate that.
Joeseph Lambert someone once’s said that one shouldn’t concern themselves with the opinions of others, yet they must stay objective as possible otherwise you only be living a lie
I don't think that's so much what was going on here. It wasn't an ego thing. His feigned "hurt feelings" about no longer enjoying Will's confidence was meant to interrupt Will's train of thought. And then the attempt to kill him was simply because he knew Will was close to figuring it out. I feel like Lecter is beyond having his actions influenced by emotion. Everything is does and says is completely calculated.
Dressed roughly the same way and injured in the same location.
'Do you know how you caught me?' Graham was out of Lecter's sight now, and he walked faster toward the far steel door. 'The reason you caught me is that we're just alike' was the last thing Graham heard as the steel door closed behind him.
“I think I’ll eat your heart”
“Finally, something you actually need”
I was so relieve he was able to put up a fight .
Hannibal should've died.
Well if he didn’t, it would’ve been a really short movie lol.
@@agentsmith8457 He had to live, in order for the movie to go on. He wasn't actually hit in any vital organs also.
He can't die, cuz of Prequel Armour.
@@darnellwilcox4600 vital organs don't matter. Getting shot twice point blank and stabbed with three arrows will bleed you to death easily, no matter where it is that you've been hit
"slipping into a warm bath" is the most squeemish inducing thing in this scene
See the real kicker here is that Lecter truly respects Will, and believes he is a incredible detective and it fascinates him to no end.
Dr Lecter is like an immortal monster that cannot be killed
"I think I'll eat your...bullets."
2 of the best actors out there right now. Pure talent with little ego, phenomenal.
This is a great start to a very good movie. Looking forward to watching it again.
Anthony Hopkins is one of my favorite actors! He has been EPIC in just about every movie I’ve seen with him! A true TALENT that man!
Hopkins is easily a top 3 of the best actors in movies, amazing dude
"How I would love to get you on my couch." That line chills me to the bone.
This movie is a masterpiece. Very underrated. AMAZING CAST!
So I looked up the book: great culinary encyclopedia, apparently. I also screenshotted the zoomed in entry under “Sweetbreads”, highlighted the text and pasted it into google translate. It’s about using offal to make sweetbreads.
Here’s what I found:
“Sweetbreads are considered the most delicate of white butcher's offal.
They can be prepared whole, in cutlets or in medallions. in various ways. At the word OFFAL we will find many recipes to prepare them.”
I AM SO GLAD HE MADE ALL 3 MOVIES! AND NOT REPLACED BY SOMEONE ELE
That score!! Danny Elfman is a genius!
I love this movie! after so many years still my favorite!
This is such a great scene. Such a great opening. This is my next favorite after Lambs.
Three crimes
1. The ponytail
2. Awkward flirting “i’d love to get you on my couch”
3. Not adhering to social distancing
Richard Hoffman 4. Lack of a mask
Well, he did say "I'd love to get you on my couch" because he's a psychologist.
@@The_Cooke i think richard meant it as a joke. don't take every word literally
@@bm-ub6zc well usually jokes are supposed to be funny
5. Attempted murder
2 absolutely phenomenal actors!
Such a well acted scene, the twists, acting and score make it so thrilling
1:36, you see Will starting to piece everything together when he glanced down at the floor after what he said.
The best intro to a movie!!!! I love this movie!!
Yup when I first saw this scene it got my heart rate up really good. The face that edward norton made once he realized the psycho cannibal was dr. lecter.
What I really like about this scene is that Will is like a young version of Hannibal (without being a psychopath), and he realizes that. I think that is why he smiles when is stabbed: in some way is proud of Will for his discovery
I love that look as he realizes he's been stabbed with the arrows. "Huh... Well goddamn. That was clever. Touche."
amazing acting performance from both Edward and Anthony
Super underrated prequel. Love it.
Edward Norton did this movie to help fund Spike Lee’s 25th Hour. Norton took his salary from this movie and gave every dollar to Spike Lee to help get 25th Hour green-lit
I love the whole hannibal lecter trilogy! For me, Anthony Hopkins is one of the best actors around! He can play any type of character and his acting is always excellent! Hannibal Lecter is one of his best performances! Congratulations to a great actor!
Although the movie Dracula didn't get great reviews all around, I felt Anthony Hopkins was very well cast as Van Helsing. I loved the way Hopkins injected wry British humor into the character at the dinner scene. A colleague asks about a vampire he recently killed with "Did she die in pain." Van Helsing (with cheer and nonchalance) "Oh, no no, we cut off her head and drove a stake through her heart." And Harker (Keanu Reeves) yells in shock "Doctor!!" It was short but brilliant and I knew for all his cantankerous ways and eccentricities that Francis F Coppola had picked the right man to play Van Helsing.
The ending is fvcked up
The most polite and courteous attempted murder in history
Being a murderous cannibal doesn't excuse bad manners.
What a beautiful, tense, psychologically superb scene. Does Will suspect Hannibal somewhat as the scene begins? Or does the “warm bath” that sneaks up on him and slides into his insides truly catch him off guard? Up to you to decide, I suppose. One thing I do know, Hannibal KNEW that at some point, this day would come. He knew Will would catch him eventually. That’s what attracted Hannibal to Will so much. He was Hannibal’s equal in that they’re both geniuses at what they do. I cannot commend Sir Anthony Hopkins enough for his 3 terrific portrayals of this absolutely terrifying villain, created with love and care (and possibly fear) by the great Thomas Harris. Long live Hannibal Lector.
Hannibal, Alex DeLarge, and The Joker
The best sociopaths of the silver screen.
If you like the movies look into the TV show its beautifully written.
Lauren R Believe me, I’ve seen it. It is a wonderful piece of television.
@@daustin8888 Great comment
No. Will had no clue at the beginning.
Nice
@@riveroutofeden bwahahahaha
@@riveroutofeden Maybe she’s looking for inspiration for her next recipe 😂
I love Anthony Hopkins....he is incredible in this type of part.
Just when Will was catching on Lecter stayed calm and pressured him a little, causing Will to back off, well played by Lecter.
"I think I’ll eat your heart."
Midnight Club Still Cancelled Soz Sweetbreads
That would be an awesome Hallmark Valentine's Day card. Inside it could read 'with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.' or something.
Jeffrey Dahmer
Two phenomenal actors. Loved Norton since Primal Fear. Hopkins can take any role and turn it to Gold. My favorites of his are "Legends of the Fall" and "Silence of the Lambs".
Anthony Hopkins would be ideal as a Sith Lord in the days of the Old Republic.
Nice bit of realism that Will's last shot was a miss. Even at that range, it would not be easy to shoot accurately with one hand while grievously wounded.
It looked like only two of his shots hit Lecter, so he missed most of his shots. Which is understandable given the circumstances, but he still got him.
Hopkins really brought Dr. Lecter to life
True but have you seen Mads Mikkelsen in the role? He's amazing
This movie is so good, just started watching the show, im hooked, no pun intended.
What show?
@Ahornblatt2000 Hannibal, they made it a show, it's only a few seasons because it got canceled. But it's pretty good until it became obvious it was getting canned.
@@gb213 Thank you!
Incredible scene, amazing movie..