THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS | Movie Reaction - First Time Watching!
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Synopsis
Jodie Foster stars as Clarice Starling, a top FBI training academy student. Jack Crawford (Scott Glenn) wants Clarice to interview Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins), a brilliant psychiatrist who is also a violent psychopath, serving life behind bars for various acts of murder and cannibalism. Crawford believes that Lecter may have insight into a case and that Starling, as an attractive young woman, may be just the bait to draw him out.
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This is my favorite reaction that you’ve done, Frank! (I say that with all your reactions… Lol) I believe I saw Jodie Foster interviewed once and she said when they were making this movie, she and Anthony Hopkins never saw each other, except when they were actually filming the scenes. That way, all of their interactions with each other would be true and intense. It worked. You always give such a calm and thoughtful summary whenever you stop the recording to speak. The way you do that and the tone of your voice make it wonderful to watch. I loved the laugh when you saw the ending!
At this point every reaction I do will be your favorite, I think that means I'm getting better that's what I do😄🕺🏾
That I truly makes a lot of sense. She legitimately seemed scared of him. That just assumed it was really good acting (which of course it was that too)
Thank you for being someone who absolutely enjoys my chat breaks, there's just so much to say about some of these great films. And yes that's ending crack me up. My goodness, so good. Appreciate you a lot.
"thank you to me for sponsoring this video" im dying😂 your art is absolutely stunning!!
I have to give myself a shout out😄 thanks king
Anthony Hopkins said ‘an Oscar for 16 minutes onscreen? Bet.’
Mission accomplished
"Dude! Hold my liver with fava beans, with a nice Chianti. FffffFffffFff..."
Everyone is laughing at the end about Chilton being the "old friend for dinner" lmao
There is a series about Hannibal, it is so great and very very beautiful and artistic (sometimes in a weird way lol)
The finale was the most satisfied I've ever felt with a show ending. The whole series was amazing.
@@Beastleighx Me too, although sometimes I wish there was a season 4, but maybe it is better this way.
lol that was way too funny not to laugh at. And trust me one day I will watch that TV show
I love Mikkelsen so much as Hannibal. He’s the second most perfect person to play him after Hopkins
This movie and Se7en are two of the smartest thrillers I've ever seen.
Agreed. I can surprisingly watch each over and over.
I appreciate that you pause the film when you get into your longer analyses. Other reaction channels just keep talking over the movie and it’s really frustrating because they miss important dialogue then complain later that they don’t understand something about the plot 🙄
lol that is so real. I'm the type of person that when I'm watching something with a friend and they take their eyes off the screen for like 5 seconds I lose my mind😂😂😭😭 Because they miss so much. So I think that's sort of transferred to how I make these reactions, I want to make sure I'm catching everything, and that is partially the reason I use subtitles -- that way even when I do speak over the movie I still read and comprehend. Thanks for appreciating that
The best part of watching this with you was when you realized who Hannibal was having as “an old friend for dinner“ amazing laugh straight from the toes through the belly out of the mouth of your soul. I do so enjoy your reactions to the movies you review. I have seen every one of the movies That you have reviewed. What made me join this channel and next month when my Social Security check comes in I will be a Patreon is because of your spirit and the wonderful way you see the small but beautiful things in the creation of film. You’re nothing like I’ve ever seen on any RUclips channel. Many blessings to you. And if I could afford one of your paintings I would buy it today. So I’ve made up my mind that I will, set aside five dollars a month maybe 10 if I can afford it so that I may buy your print of the wolf. It is my spirit animal as an indigenous, Alaskan woman. many blessings to you going forward. You are a great asset to the world. May your life be long and well blessed.
Thank you so much for appreciating that laugh. I could not help it. Sometimes karma is such a beautiful thing. He was playing with fire and he got burnt. That is so amazing. I don't know if there's anyone else that I've seen all the movies to ever use. Thank you for watching me. I appreciate you wanting to support me further, but just know that scene or your comments on my videos always puts a big smile on my face. You're awesome and I'm happy you're part of the little Community I've built here on RUclips. blessings and love to you as well🧡🧡🐺🐺
Hannibal was intrigued by Clarence. She was a little female, but she was determined to save victims. She ignored her fears, and the sexism and disrespect did not deter her. She came back even after what happened in the first meeting. He wanted to see why she was who she was. He also wanted to manipulate the situation so he could escape.
Good points
This is one of my favorite movie to watch reactors do. Another great reaction, Franklin!
Thank you for watching with me. I absolutely loved this one.
That was the best laugh at the end and exactly the reaction we wanted lol! Anthony Hopkins is sooo good at everything he does!
Good to hear good to hear it😆. I'm glad I wasn't the only one. Very very true
Contrary to recent statements made by a person who shall remain nameless, the “late, great” Hannibal Lecter is not, in fact, a real person 😂
He's such an idiot. I saw that yesterday and I was like "what the fuck is this man smoking"?
SUCH an idiot
He is based on a real person a Mexican surgeon who killed one of his coworkers look it up
Jeffrey Dahmer did though.
@@tonyabrooks2071 Also Clarice is based on early female FBI profilers such as Candice DeLong and Patricia Kirby who provided some of the consulting for this movie.
🔥 Please react to : _Hannibal Trilogy_
- The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
- *Hannibal (2001)*
- Red Dragon (2002)
_BONUS TRACK_
🔥 *The Bone Collector* (1999) || starring Denzel Washington & Angelina Jolie
🔥 *Law Abiding Citizen* (2009) || starring Gerard Butler & Jamie Foxx
🔥 *Seven (Se7en)* (1995) || starring Morgan Freeman & Brad Pitt
Even better... dial back and see MANHUNTER (1986) with William Petersen which is the first Hannibal film, and is considerably more powerful than RED DRAGON, done years later. RED DRAGON is a worthy entry, but MANHUNTER replaces weak actors with powerful ones, and the climatic ending has Iron Butterfly's soundtrack pounding the audience for the finale.
Indeed
1. The lisping sound Hopkins makes after he says, 'I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti." is the first scene he and Foster did together and he wanted to freak her out, so her reaction is real.
2. Ted Levine/Buffalo Bill was so disturbing that he received death threats after this was released.
3. The FBI actually let them use their Quantico facility to film.
4. In the book Crawford did have a "thing" for Clarice.😈
5. "I'm coming to get you Murdock". The late Charles Napier/Lt. Boyle😇 played Murdock in "Rambo First Blood II". A great first time/share.
6. Everybody is hitting on Clarice but IRL hitting on Foster is a waste of time and effort. She doesn't fly that way. She has been married to a woman since it became legal in Caliphony.
7. Dr. Lecter was treating Clarice.
8. Others will pass this to you as well but: This movie won ALL 5 of the big Oscars.
Thanks for sharing
California is every bit as real as whatever corner you’re from.
damn if ur receiving death threats over a roll it means ur a damn good actor
Anthony Hopkins And Jodie Foster both win Academy awards (Oscars) for this movie
You should watch Red Dragon. It's a prequel to this movie. Hannibal is played by the same actor, and you find out more about how he was caught. It's the second best movie featuring Hannibal behind this.
Awesome thanks
Why did he want to help her and why did he respect her? He saw her sincerity, dignity, candor and courage. If someone can demonstrate those traits in the presence of a person with his self-esteem and learnedness, he would want to have a relationship with her. He was fascinated by her, that she had accomplished so much despite her hardships. He ate people but somewhat in the line of Dexter. He saw them all as trivial and undeserving of compassion because of their petty self-absorbed lives yet apparently still tasty.
I love how perceptive you are! When you said, " Did anybody else notice the skin attached to the "wig" he was wearing?" I spotted it 1st time i saw the movie, and i always can't believe nobody else sees it! It's SO gross and creepy! 😅😅 I saw this movie at the theater in 1991, Frank. I was 19. You could hear a 📌 drop, it was so quiet in there from the anticipation, except for people sucking in their breath out of fear and anticipation. One of the best experiences in a movie theater i ever had! This is in my top 5 movies. Because it's sheer genius. 🎉🎉
Hannibal Lecter is a psychiatrist, not a psychologist. He is an MD. When he's talking about coveting and coveting things we see everyday, he's giving her the clue that Buffalo Bill knew at least his first victim. That would give her a place to start. That's what she and her friend figure out.
Also, remember he mentions The Belvedere in their first meeting. The first girl and Buffalo Bill are from a town called Belvidere.
I think he makes the comment to the Senator about her suit because he knows what Buffalo Bill is doing with the skins.
Well it (the film) is lightly inspired by a couple of serial ki!!ers...Ted Bundy and Ed Gein. **My son just told me that its also inspired on ones named Heidnik and Dahmer. However, Hannibal is based on a Doctor from Mexico and used his real demeanor, mannerisms and the way he spoke. This film makes u a wannabe detective, while anxiety leaves u on the edge of ur seat, lol. Such a great film. Thanx so much, take care, Peace
Interesting information. Thanks for sharing. haha wannabe Detective I like that. I saw a movie that made me feel that exactly recently. Have you seen Shutter Island? ooooboyyy! Thanks for watching
@@FrankFreezy_ Yes, Shutter Island is great film. Love films that make me think. I was big into Agatha Christy and Hitchcock when I was young. Love a who done it, story. Love the detective in me when I watch but never could do the job for real. I'll stick to being a couch/bed detective, lol. Peace
@samanthaparmley1386 Thanx, thats why Im loving YT reactions and comments. We go so much on rumors and opinions in life, but this leads to conversation and learning more about the films we love. Peace
Thomas Harris said in an interview, that Lecter was inspired by a cannibal killer who was on the news when he was in Mexico and Buffalo Bill was inspired by Ed Gein.
@@deedeestardust2535 Thanx deedee, Peace
Frank: "That means the perpitrator is even weirder than we thought"
Me: 👀
😂😂😂
Yes! It IS the reaction i expect at the end of this movie😅😊
Haha good good! It was way too funny 😆😆
I think Crawford sent Starling to Lecter as an intentional provocation. Lecter is Crawford's biggest catch, and by sending a student, Crawford is signaling to Lecter that (1) he's not as important as he used to be, and (2) that Crawford believes he's irrelevant to the current case.
I think #2 is actually a lie--that Crawford does believe Lecter has information, but he's creating a situation where Lecter is motivated to prove his own relevance.
I see, good points
What’s nuts is Anthony Hopkins only had 16 mins of screen time and he completely killed it
This whole movie series is FANTASTIC!! Highly recommend the movie "before" this one, "Red Dragon". Hannibal gets caught in this movie. The movie after this one, "Hannibal", is good as well
Funny story about this movie. In my very late 20's, lived a few blocks from the movie house. Bored on a Saturday night, I walked to watch the midnight showing by myself. I didn't get out till almost 2am. When I got out all I could think of was that Lecter was now loose in the streets. So I walked into the taxi stand and asked for a cab. When I said were I was going, they made it a point to say I was in walking distance. So had to Explain I just came from the movie. When the cab for me came he said the same thing. When I explained about the movie I just came from, he laughed at me 😂😂😂 I was so embarrassed. It was a quiet dark suburban neighborhood. So embarrassed!!!😂
lol for what is worth, I would have absolutely done the same. 100%😆😆Thanks for sharing
@@FrankFreezy_ I love that you are reviewing movies with substance. If you like Jodie Foster, you should look into 'The Accused'. She gives an amazing performance in that also. She is a victim and treated like the criminal. The last scene is intense! Based on a true story.
Hello from Ukraine, brother. Sorry, don't know the language, but I would to say... Thank you for your video-reactions. Your videos is a pleasure for me. Perfect movie, perfect music, perfect actors, perfect reaction on this classic-movie. I don't know how to explain my feelings, but... I feel a specific energy in you. You behave like a real gentleman and an artist. I respect people like you. If there were more people like you on our planet, life would be much better. I wish you good health and I wish you creative success and all the best! ^^
He was a psychiatrist, not a psychologist. Big difference
Lmao no, sir. There were a lot of people who had that reaction at the end of the film😂
If you see the immediate follow-up film HANNIBAL, it contains another lesson in the history of disembowelment, especially for one certain Italian's family. Also, there's a reminder that some most chic restaurants have the chef appear table-side to cook some of the patrons' meat. By the way, back in his cell after he's stopped the guards, he bends down and picks up a small white pen-knife, with a short blade, perfect for fine cuts around noses, eyes, lips, ear.s "Ready when you are, Sgt. Pembrey"!!!
Something else... in the very first Hannibal film (1986's MANHUNTER), we are treated to Hannibal displaying his almost infinite skills tricking both people AND 'technology' into giving him home-addresses of anyone Hannibal wants. So he traced Dr. Chilton's vacation destination and he probably had visited his home or villa, probably had it ready and for that dinner with a friend. MANHUNTER is a very powerful film, by the way. Highest recommendations.
Some of the film was shot in the Pittsburgh area. The first cell Clarice passes contains Pittsburgh area entertainer Don Brockett.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Brockett
Loved your reaction! I was holding my breath the entire time when I saw that movie 🙏🏻
If you want to see more about Hannibal NBC‘s Hannibal is the greatest show I have ever seen. Piece of art and mind-bending. ❤
Thank you thank you. I have heard about all the TV shows that came after the movie and honestly I'm so interested in this character that I might end up watching them
@@FrankFreezy_ yees!!!! Would love to see hear your perspective on it! And there is (luckily) only that one Hannibal show. 🌞🙏🏻
5:35 -- RE: "Oh! ... because I had assumed they'd be chasing after him, but he's already caught..."; A: Yes, and this film is actually a sequel to an earlier movie called "Manhunter" (1986) which was based on the novel "Red Dragon" by Thomas Harris, released in 1981. "Red Dragon" was eventually rebooted with Anthony Hopkins reprising his role as Lecter; he wasn't in "Manhunter".
Lecter being in custody makes him a kind of McGuffin until the end of "Silence of the Lambs" in the sense that he's known to be very very dangerous but the FBI and indeed the entire System around him has become complacent because they've held him for so long. They can consult with him if necessary, or crack down, and it gives them a false sense of security.
Did anyone told you allready that Hannibal never blinks in the whole movie? :D part of what makes him creepy. Sir Anthony Hopkins who plays him is an acting legend, dunno of you've seen him before
Holy s*** you're right
The acting by "Hannibal " was oscar gold
Indeed
I've read that the Buffalo Bill case was based on real events. The Hannibal parts are fictional, but not the underlying case.
I wonder if Crawford chose Clarice because she is new & fresh, so maybe he didn't want someone who has worked a bunch of cases and bring each experience in their thoughts, so maybe not as clear. Also, i think Hannibal knows how intelligent he is, so to have a seasoned agent on the case Hannibal might not be as willing. But a fresh mind he can work with and manipulate. Of course Hannibal gets intrigued by her & decides to help her. Just a few thoughts.
I agree. That makes a lot of sense. To be kind of felt like literally throw in a lamb to the wolves. Because her first time in their cell block probably traumatized her. But I do agree with everything you said. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Crawford knew that Lechter had Buffalo Bill’s identity. Crawford is based on a real person in the FBI who started the program on psychological profiles on serial killers. There is another show based on him called Criminal Minds. Having an idea of Lechter’s psychological profile, Crawford used Starling like a chess piece. A student going to Lechter was taken as an insult. Lechter had to prove his significance by doing what Crawford couldn’t - divulge the identity of Bill. Some strong evidence that Lechter did know is that Lechter tells the Senator, “Love your suit.” Notice he did not say “I love your suit.”He was not complementing the outfit. Lechter speaks in clues and riddles. “Love your suit” was Lechter telling the Senator her daughter would be turned into a suit.
Psychopaths are not insane.
Love your channel but your editing of their first iconic meeting is VERY jarring.
I can not say anything else about Jodie’s and Anthony’s performances but Ted Levine as Buffalo Bill was amazing and terrifying, he should have been nominated for best actor in a supporting role. Great reaction! 👍🏼
Your reaction to the guy saying “I can smell your c” 😂😂😂
“Interesting fella” lmao I died bro
That was the only thing that came to mind😂😂😂
Wonderful reaction! Frank, I appreciate your own boundaries of the kinds of films that you want to be exposed to. I am with you. Sometimes I make an exception for a film that overlaps with horror if its tastefully done and/or is concerned with saying something meaningful about humanity. This film crosses over for me. Another film you should consider is Shutter Island (by Martin Scorsese), which operates on a few different levels, or most of the films by M Night Shyamalan.
Thanks for saying that and being so understanding. So far I have seen the Silence of the Lambs, a quiet place, Sixth Sense,.. These are all movie that I feel that fit into that around your explaining. And I have to really enjoy them. Funny you should mention that I watched Shutter Island 2 days ago and it broke my mind. What an amazing film. The reaction should be out soon
Sweetie Hannibal didn't eat just anyone and everyone, he only ate the rude. Basically, he ate those people who needed to be off the streets.
New subscriber,. Awesome artwork my man!!!!
Appreciate you man . Thanks for subscribing.
The 1st movie in this series is Manhunter. And Michael Mann movie.
That was genuine laughter . "I'm having an old friend for dinner " yikes😮
I know what you mean, Jodie Foster's voice and enunciation is really nice to listen to. Also I think youd love a movie she stars in along with a kid Kristen Stewart called Panic Room. Its more of a suspense too. Really really really good.
Very well directed film. Excellent 👍
That was a really fun reaction!! When Hannibal pulled the the face off in the ambulance, LOL, genuine! Such a great ending too! As much as Hannibal is a great character I think Clarice is just as fascinating. Jodi Foster was perfect.
haha glad it was fun for you. That's scene drove me nuts lol so good. I agree Clarice was my favorite character in the movie
the POV shots where they're looking right into the lens at you are so unsettling. this movie is brilliant from top to bottom.
Your reaction at the end took me out Frank. 😂😂 You knocked this it the park man great analysis of one my favorites. I saw this way too young but it gave me a fascination with psychological thrillers.
If you've never seen True Detective season 1 it's similar to this. It has Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as the lead detectives. It's my favorite character Matthew McConaughey has played. Each season is it's own story but season 1 is the best by far.
Keep it up Frank your killing it with these reviews. That 100k plaque will be yours in no time.
The scenes with Hannibal and Clarice are some of my all-time favorite scenes on film, period. Brilliant in every way. Believable character motivations, nuances of performance, great camera work, and so on.
Then in the film, they spend the whole beginning of the movie building up Hannibal as the scariest of bad guys and yet he NEVER disappoints. As built up as he is, he still exceeds what you think he is. He’s always in control. Always calm. Vicious and brilliant.
Gonna re-recommend Little Miss Sunshine to you Frankie. I think it may become one of your favorites/ frequent rewatches ❤
i saw you were displaying art but i didnt know you're the artist, its fantastic
Thank you my friend. I got to give you guys something to look at
Seven is DARK!!! this movie is dark as well but on a different level. When you posted in community that you didn’t think you should watch it, i thought that was a smart choice. Especially if you don’t think you can handle it. You know yourself better than anyone. Both are fantastic movies though!! 🤩
The thunderous laughter at the end got me 😂😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did😄😂
Jodie Foster is a very beautiful woman.
She was great in “Maverick” a western comedy. Very funny.
You did a great job with this video bro, had a blast watching with ya!
yessssur! Thank you boss
At the end of the movie - well bon appétit Dr. Lecter!
Amazing you instantly catch Bill calling Katherine "it" but then a few minutes later you refer to a sentient being, Starling's lamb, as an "it" - an object. So much more progress to be made to rid yourself of speciesism.
just for the reaction at the end .... you got a new sub
I love your artwork.
I appreciate you🧡
I have seen a few other reactions to this movie and they inevitably look at the camera at the end and miss that it was the warden getting off the plane at the end. Your laughter was perfect at noticing that tidbit. One of my favorite movies. My favorite bit of trivia is Anthony Hopkins was only onscreen for 16 minutes of this film, but he still took the Best Actor Oscar for his performance. He is just brilliant. Great reaction! ✌💖😃
That is crazy to imagine. You can still leave the movie or just as satisfaction that Clarice became an FBI agent and talked to Hannibal for the last time. But notice in that he was going after the warden it's like icing on the cake, holy s*** that was a cherry on top lol.. I feel bad for people who didn't get it.
That is not surprising at all, he's so freaking good. he wasn't even on screen for a long time at all, but every time he was? He stole the freaking show. Wow wow wow so good. Thanks for watching🧡🧡
Franky my guy. You must watch the Hannibal series either by yourself or on the channel(more treats for us). It is one of the best crime dramas I've ever seen and it has a high rating. As an artist I think you'll like what you see and find it very interesting. One of my top favorites any day.
My G. I just looked it up and it looks so good. Only 39 episodes. Down the line, I love to check it out. I got to get through the two movies after this one
@@FrankFreezy_ which two movies?
Actually Clarisse reminds Hannibal of his little sister Misha who Soviets murder durin WWII. in future Hannibal and Clarisse end up as a couple and live together in South America.
@FrankFreezy Terrific reaction, let e tell you how good the cast and director was. This is a horror film that won numerous academy awards, let that sink in. As for projects Id love to see you do a directors feature like 5 or 6 from Alfred Hitchcock, 5 or 6 from John Ford, 5 or 6 from Orson Wells and another 5 or 6 from Stanley Kubrick with others to come from your patreons..... continue to seek out the great films good Sir as greatness has no expiration date
In the follow-up film HANNIBAL, we receive an additional lesson in disembowelment, and it's historical usage. Especially in one Italian family. Highly recommended.
By the way... after Hannibal has torn up one deputy's face and beaten the other fellow, he looks around on the floor and grabs a small white penknife. With a short blade. Perfect for small, angled cuts around lips, ears, eyes, noses. Especially on a face that's already had bleeding. "Ready when you are, Sgt Pembrey." Indeed.
I definitely want to see more. Thanks for recommending
As usual, a fantastic reaction. Thank you. Now, if you excuse me, I'll have an old friend for dinner....
This was worth the wait Fraklin! Thank you!
I would love to hear what you think of Unbelievable (in Netflix). Its a series I love. I know that woud propably not work for your channel though.
“…one of those movies that’s been around forever”…??? It was made in 1991. It’s only 33 years old 🤷🏻♂️
Now you have to see the pre-quel to this “The Red Dragon”
Great movie. Also the sequel, even though Jody chose not to
reprise her role as Clarise, the actress that played her ( can’t
remember her name) did a great job. These novels by Thomas
Harris, were very good..worth the read. Really enjoyed your
reaction…mind you, I very much enjoy ALL your reactions!!
Red dragon isn’t the prequel. Manhunter is the prequel
@@anthonyguadagnino2681 I should have said it was one of the pre-quells.
Manhunter, (with William Peterson) was an earlier version of Red Dragon,
with Edward Norton and Sir Anthony. My mistake.
great reaction as always. 😁
Thanks for watching🕺🏾🕺🏾
"That was a head ladies and gentlemen." 😅
This is pretty much a perfect movie. My only gripe with it is that Buffalo Bill owned, cared for and loved a dog. It doesn’t really fit the profile of a psychopath.
I think I’ve recommended this before but ya should really check out “Children of Men”. Think you would really love it.
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Thanks for the recommendation. Maybe one day. I almost watched that movie last month but some of my friends recommended I skipped that one because it was very hard to watch
I should be waiting to watch this until tomorrow but instead I'll stay up late for the creepiness and your take on it.
Here we go!
You're awesome. So how was it?😈
@@FrankFreezy_ Excellent as always! Your emotions come through so strongly and I love the connections you make ❤
I think the take away of this film is, don't be rude. There might be a serial killer out there who has no issue whatsoever taking out rude people, and having them for dinner.
17:58
The car is a hearse.
coffin car is called a hearse
GREAT REACTION!! This is my all time favorite horror/ thriller of all time. Can I request u react to The Strangers or Steel Magnolias?
I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was very good. I have seen steel Magnolias and loved it. Thanks for bringing up the strangers
You surprised me a couple of times, ngl but I'm glad you enjoyed this movie. Lecter in this movie was kinda like the anti-hero, specially at the end scene lol. Didn't this movie live up to it's hype? Such an iconic performance by Anthony Hopkins, despite having such a limited amount of screen time he captivated his audience enough to win an Oscar for his portrayal of Lecter. Jodie Foster did a wonderful job as well n too bad she's not on the sequel but it's a good movie still
Yes!! I thought that last line was perfect, also!!!!!
No exaggeration, at least 15 times rewatched the ending part where you laugh in extreme pleasure
😂😂 I see you’re a person of taste who appreciates good things lol.. extreme pleasure indeed!!
Excelente actors... love your paintings on your wall..
Thank you so much 😀
RE: "Based on a True Story"; As it happens, No, this isn't based on a true story, not even loosely. Author Thomas Harris was lucky enough, though, to sell the rights to Hollywood back in the 1980s, which must have inspired him to continue to expand on the character of Lecter. Eventually, in order to explain a complex set of circumstances for Lecter's childhood Harris decided that he should come from Eastern Europe and be a war orphan as a consequence of World War Two. This is certainly for symbolic reasons, involving the National Socialists as well as the Communists, and it certainly explains Lecter's love of individual freedom, as well as his peculiar set of ethics. He might be clinically and criminally insane, but he wouldn't dream of killing everyone.
24:58
You should check out "The Sound of Freedom".
26:54 when Frank turns Italian. Haha
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Seven definitely has its moments but I think it’s the type of movie you’d enjoy. Great writing, acting, and directing. Its a fantastic thriller and mystery.
Not sure where else to put this but for another early 90s movie featuring Anthony Hopkins reaction, how about Bram Stoker’s Dracula? I think it’s aged pretty well, has all the big stars of the day, and also some wild horror not horror special effects action. Just wanted to put it up for one of your polls…
If you like this movie you’ll have to watch the rest of the movies.
And the tv show Hannibal, I’ve heard
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You need to watch Hannibal
Nice artwork
Thank you very much
This, Psycho and the Texas chainsaw massacre are all based on one dude... His name was Ed Gein and yes he was really too close to his mommy... Technically he only killed two people but what he did with their corpses. And the corpses of the people he dug up....😮😮😮😮
Oh my goodness. What the hell? Stuff like that make my skin crawl
@@FrankFreezy_the entire Hannibal Lecter series is brilliant. I've seen every movie... Yes even Hannibal rising... also my kids bought me the complete series in DVDs. I hope they bring back the series... and the series Clarice. It was only one season but it was pretty fire too.
Don't be sorry for that laugh in the ending 'Karma' scene. I cheered Hannibal too for going after that scumbag😂
hahaaa yesss.
@@FrankFreezy_ honestly I think he made my skin crawl even more than Hannibal & Buffalo Bill
Excellent thriller, physiological film.
1:02:30 I love that! Sometimes I get concerned that you take these dramatic films too seriously so that hearty genuine laughter was a relief! It's a GREAT ending lol
I know Chilton was an incompetent and creepy asshole but I don't think it's even close to enough to deserve death. I don't think that's how karma really works.
But lecter told Clarice that Buffalo bill isn't really trans. He hates his identity. Probably the part that makes him a psychopath. And he wants to change that part but mistook it for having gender disphoria . I'm a little sensitive on the subject because this movie put trans folks public perception back decades...this serial killer is the first or only person a lot of people think of when they hear trans 😢
ah that is interesting
Indeed, just like Lector said, many of the "Trans" people giving the community a bad name aren't actually. They just hate their own identity and think that makes them trans. It's tragic.
The actual percentage of people that should be diagnosed is much smaller.
Spoiler Alert ish. Hannibal like you said they are trauma bond. Hannibal Rising....