FIRST TIME WATCHING - The Silence of the Lambs - Group Reaction
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React on the 2 part Hannibal 2001.
9:08 the women act like that never happened to them before. haha 🤭😜
Right before Dr. Chilton leaves the cell, he says "clean him up and get him ready to go" to the orderly. Which suggests he was released from his restraints and allowed to shower and or change clothes. So that would have been the moment Dr. Lector stole the pen Dr. Chilton left on his bed.😉
25:35 Chilton left the pen in the cell because he's an idiot
Also fun fact: The one wall eyed bug scientist is in the book and by the end, him and Clarice start dating
Realistically there's no easy answer for what do when you see something shady just as the women want to get home to their family so do we. Many of us have stopped another man for being creepy or aggressive. But many men and women just stand there recording and yelling for someone else to do it due to crowd psychology. But when you're alone its even more hard to know when. Wish it was easy to know what needed attention and when we could crowd jump someone lol. Men feel fear of dying on the way home unless you have the ego to feel safe in an area you know but if its unfamiliar those types feel far less confident anyway. Women unfortunately have a different layer of fear that's not just death although (in America) that's scarily statistically more likely with someone you know already. So awareness in all life is needed it takes effort to not be afraid of everything yet be aware sadly.
PSA Just as a tip men and women please don't think men are invincible they are murdered far more than woman for a few reasons. Even if one might be there to help be ready to fight. We are often raised to help people but women saying they wont help for fear and we should feels dismissive to how risky that mindset becomes with how many men got shot or stabbed. If he goes down you still need to live. EVERYONE needs to carry something even if its a knife some people are actually IMMUNE to pepper spray don't only rely on it I tell my sister the same thing. AND FIGHT DIRTY. Eyes bones anything LIVE!
USA has so many guns that you should simply get your own by this point but learn the discipline for when to use it. Too many people whip them out for simple arguments. Of course if just faking being someones friend will save them though we all should do so.
Not Rana falling for Lectors charms by the end with the subconscious "awwww" at the end 😂
Micky is wrong about the training scene. In these teamwork situations, you only clear whatever position you're on. Her partner was on the right, so that's the area he checks. So it 100% falls on Clarice for failing to clear her side.
Mickey sometimes makes me want to vote Trump in November lol
Micky is Worng most of the time because he thinks he's a lot smarter than he actually is. But you'll get use to it
Micheal voice: THANK YOU@@allmightylowercasejay1138
In fairness this movie expertly captures the patriarchal nature and power of the FBI and living “in a man’s world” from the writing to the cinematography. Yes this scene is not one of them, but it’s easy to get caught up in the theme
Clarice's coworkers are condescending jerks more often that not but Clarice objectively performed the exercise wrong
Fun fact: During the scene where Clarice is telling Hannibal about the titular “silence of the lambs” the point where she says “I thought I could save just one” you can hear something hit the floor behind them. A crewman accidentally knocked a wrench over and the director panicked that it would ruin the scene, but Foster remained in character until the scene was called cut and she immediately shouted “What the hell was that?!”
such fun
Pro.
That would be so terrifying! Imagine acting in a scene and hearing a loud noise like that, unsure if it's something innocent or if Alec Baldwin has forced his way onto the set to shoot even more helpless people.
When you make a joke, it's supposed to be funny.@@slowprodigy
@@Varkhal218 Missing the humor gene.
Can you believe that Anthony Hopkins won the Oscars...for 16 minutes of screen time !?! Truly an amazing performance ! Also if none of you have seen it, the serie Hannibal with Madds Mikkelsen is also amazing !
I honestly enjoy the series more than both Silence of The Lambs and Red Dragon. Madds is my favorite Hannibal.
Mads is by far the best one imo@@thechad4485
Characters unrealistically always survive horrific events unfortunately haha still entertaining though
It's a misleading number because they're not counting the moments he's in the scene but not on camera, so he's really in a lot more of the movie than 16 minutes
Hot take I think Madds Mikkelsen is a better Hannibal than Anthony Hopkins but obviously both performances is amazing
"Investigating a serial killer? Is that what my taxes go to???"
Uh, yeah? And probably one of the better uses lol.
A lot of people get mad at clarice for going into the basement, but from her point of view, not getting gumb as soon as possible could mean he kills the senator's daughter. Clarice can't wait. She has to stop bill as soon as possible.
Yeah what was she supposed to do, leave the scene with an armed and extremely dangerous man around + hostage there?
Exactly. She's literally under Oath to do so.
Same rules apply to any law enforcement... They see a crime or something illegal - they need to intervene as soon as possible.
Exactly. Plus she already knows no one's gonna believe her so either she does it alone or lets the killer get away
@@midoriya-shonen Well, come on now, I seriously doubt that if she'd gone and said "I found the killer and the hostage and saw everything" they would've just gone "naah, we don't believe you!"
They're skeptical, not idiots.
The point of Clarice getting chastised about not checking the corners, is due to it was in HER zone. Her partner did what he was supposed to do when entering and had the main assailant covered, but Clarice endangered the mission by not fulfilling her complete responsibilities...by not checking the corner, the assailants can take her out, creating a casualty that wasn't necessary.
It's one of those standard foreshadowing movie lessons that has a pay off later in the film.
Fun fact: The famous hissing scene was meant to be a joke that Hopkins thought they would cut, but they didn’t
Pretty sure that was his vocal exercise to get him into the southern accent.
This film won the big 5 at the Oscars: Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Picture
And Billy Crystal rolled out wearing a Hannibal Lecter mask to start off the Oscars.
Best actress too !
It didn't win a Supporting award. It's 2 acting award wins were for Lead.
It was the first movie to sweep the main categories since ALL ABOUT EVE in 1950.
@@RolandDeschain1 All About Eve won 6 Oscars - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor, Best Art Direction, and Best Sound Recording. It didn't have any nominees for Best Actor, so it wasn't even possible for it to win the Big Five after the nominations were announced. It did however receive four nominations for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress (two in each category). Pretty sure it's the only film in history to receive four acting nominations for women.
There are only three movies in history to win the Big Five Oscars: The Silence of the Lambs (1991), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), and It Happened One Night (1934).
Everything Everywhere All at Once came pretty close, but it fell one short and missed out on Best Actor. It wasn't even possible for it to win the Big Five, because there were no nominees from the film in the Best Actor category. It did however win the Oscars for both Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress, and is the only film in history to win 6 above-the-line Oscars (Big Five + Best Supporting Actor/Actress), and one of only three films to win 3 out of the 4 acting awards.
When Hannibal says “love your suit.” To the senator i think maybe he is implying that she is more concerned with her appearance and image and not so much about her daughter
💯
I'm not sure if it's because he's infatuated by her, but Hannibal can't stand rudeness.
Hence why Chilton is his ideal target. Someone deeply rude, classless, and disrespectful.
I think it’s both. He likes her but you can tell by his manner that he values respect
I thought about it for a long time, why he killed Miggd. He is intrigued by her, but he hasn't decided if he likes her yet. But he wants to talk to her again. But he doesn't do it *for* her, it's not a gift or flirting. He wants her to feel comfortable coming back. He doesn't want her to have to walk past Miggs to again.
It could also be that Clarice never once tried to mislead/lie to hannibal once. She was a straight shooter from the jump, talked with him idk if equal is the right word but she talked with him as a person, and him being a former therapist that probably just did wonders. with the test she asked him straight up although he called her out for asking to early tho. That one agent literally told her if you had an agenda he'd know. Fast forward to the deal" pretty sure she didnt know but i think hannibal knew it was bs and his face could be interpreted as they mofos really tryna play me or damn they really playing you starling to play me.
@@theeLonelyRedPanda Well, she absolutely did lie to him about the offer that she said was from the senator! She even helped make it up - Hannibal called her out on the disease research centre bit being her idea. But I'd say that Hannibal is smart enough to realise that she lied where she had to in order to get her job done, but not about anything that was personal to her. So I suppose he respected that.
*Fun Facts:* Anthony Hopkins actually based all of Hannibal’s famous mannerisms on animals. His cold yet alluring demeanor, his disturbing stares, his ability to attack with surprising speed, all based on spiders and crocodiles. He also had input into his outfits, he said that Hannibal would want his jumpsuit almost tailored to him and that his hair should be greased back like a rat.
During the famous scene of Clarice telling Hannibal about the lambs the script originally called for a flashback of Clarice’s story, but the director wisely decided to have the scene focus entirely one Anthony and Jodie’s performances, saying “I feel like would be kicked out of the Directors Guild if I cut the camera away from these two during this scene”.
"Aaaaw... I guess?"
LOL!
So fun fact, the asylum prison corridor set is actually located at the Hollywood Museum in Los Angeles, and you can walk through it and into Hannibal's cell. The chair used by Jodie Foster is actually much shorter than it seems. I got to walk through it once because my graduation from makeup school was held in the building. The whole Dungeon of Doom exhibit is pretty neat really.
The Hannibal tv show is AMAZING, definitely worth watching
It's criminal, that they didn't end that show properly.
@@Rollotomasi79 Given the circumstances, the ending could definitely have been worse. And so they got out of it gracefully. Many series are not so lucky.
Absolutely- the sequels/ prequels are pretty good too. Very enjoyable. The series, great. A couple other psychological thrillers ( with female leads), “The hand That Rocks the Cradle”, “Wild Things”, “Two Days in the Valley”, “Fatal Attraction”, “Basic Instinct “.
It's also WAY more bloody/disgusting than this movie. I personally think it's done well, not just gore for gore's sake, but it has to be said that if this movie made you squeamish at all I think the show will affect you far worse lol
@@JustForTheTunes I fully agree, some of the scenes get.... intense, but they are always thoughtful. One of the things I always like about this series is that they could very easily overdo it, to the point of ridiculousness, and yet the creators managed to maintain balance and intrigue.
10:33 Mickey look at it this way.. the Male Agent had his firearm drawn on the main perp, Starling as his partner has the responsibility to clear the corners while he’s preoccupied. Yes a lot of the writing and cinematography perfectly captured the patriarchal nature of the FBI and being “in a man’s world” but here this isn’t one of them. Her job was to clear the corners, we learned this in Dark Knight Rises and the movie SWAT
It's dumbfounding that they go to that whenever it's men and women in those situations but laugh and find it funny whenever pat says chauvinistic or don't call him out for saying idiotic things about women. It's almost like they're hypocrites or something.....
@@ghostlee6434 I am pretty sure they are aware of the things that Pat says but he says stupid stuff all the time and they can't keep calling him out on every single thing. This will just become a Pat intervention channel instead of a reaction channel in that case
@@adityaagarwal3313 then drop him from fucking reactions, pat is the worst subhuman brainless fucktard ive ever seen
@ghostlee6434 If they stopped to call out every dumb thing Pat says the videos would be six hours long.
They are just dumb millennials trying too hard to be woke. They have no consistency because it's not their true opinions, they just say what they think they have to say to fit the narrative of their social group. I don't consider any of them particularly intelligent, just pure average joe's.
"We're extras. We're gonna act." 😂😂😂😂
Don't know about this scene specifically, however many of the extras in this movie weren't even actors,
they were crew who got roped into double-duty. Hopefully they got payed extra for appearing on screen.
*after seeing a long lingering shot of the pen in Hannibal’s cot, a dialogue exchange where Chilton makes note of the fact that he lost his pen* “I don’t think it was the pen, he never got the pen.” You guys always crack me up.
42:53 omg.... He's so f... Simple minded! Yes pat it's called word play, he's having him for dinner, is a pun a joke a double meaning... Jesus....
Pat brain is just...not there
Puns are literally the simplest form of humor LOL
Sorry for being an a-hole here but Pat really is that idiot in the group that would make you shake your own head. I've seen some of this group's reaction vids before and Pat would sometimes always have that one kind of reaction or opinion where you'd start to question why is he even there with them.
Pat is an enabler.
These guys suck bad at this 😂
This movie is not for everyone. Legendary film critic Gene Siskel - of Siskel & Ebert - despised this film, and panned the writing, acting, and directing. Everyone he critiqued, won the Oscar.
Sometimes Siskel’s reviews would make me wonder if he was on something, and what exactly that something was, so that I could avoid it.
I'm pretty sure he hated every classic film that was released when he was around, and praised every middle of the road, forgotten piece of crap he saw. Probably the critic who was the most out of touch with audiences in history.
Ebert was the better critic :)
I'm sure he would have loved Prometheus.
well the director never had success after this and Philadelphia
Navi: why do they keep calling him Dr
Basically Hannibal: It's Dr. Evil, I didn't spend six years in Evil Medical School to be called "mister," thank you very much.
Yeah, regardless of what anyone might think of him, and his actions, he still earned his doctorate.
It’s also a matter of respect, and courtesy, which Dr. Lecter values. He may consider himself above a great many petty things, but he still seems susceptible to some degree of flattery (as long as he detects the proper sincerity behind it). Is he always aware of that susceptibility? Honestly, I’m not sure.
Memphis, Tennessee is NOT in the Midwest. I thought y'all were Hoosiers. Ya know, _actual_ Midwesterners. 🤦🏼
Sincerely,
A Michigander.
Agreed
Yours,
A fellow Michigander
Yep, western Tennessee is part of a Mid, but not Midwest. It’s very much Midsouth.
THANK YOU. I was ready to kick them out of my state when they said that.
Rana getting scared of him licking his finger to turn a page lmao
she's faking it and overdoing it for idiots like you.
Highly recommend the TV series, it's so cleverly written and Mads Mikkelsen is phenomenal.
I believe earlier they show you that Clarice is the fastest in her class, and later in the movie we see her reflex at the end and gets the drop in Jame Gumb. And she was at fault for not clearing the room in that exercise. You're meant to clear the side of the room you enter. So she's good, but still learning. EDIT: also i believe Clarice in the books does kinda date that bug guy who was staring. don't quote me on that though
Bug guy was sweet, showed genuine interest in Clarice, and asked her out for hamburgers. In the book it is implied they're dating at the time of her graduation.
"We don't know if he means eating the friend or if he actually means having him over for dinner."
Good god, Pat is so dense that I am genuinely surprised the other couch members don't start orbiting him when he speaks
I'm pretty sure Pat isn't being serious there. He's being sarcastic. He tends to joke that way in his reactions. It's like how Mikey always giggles before and after he makes a point, and how Rana is super prone to Stockholm syndrome, it's just their thing.
@@TkOHarley14 no I think he's serious
33:43 - If I recall correctly, Hannibal Lecter was a trauma surgeon before he became a psychologist. He's also depicted as being a very skilled cook. So yes, skinning someone's face off with a pocket knife seems feasible. Had to be hell of a sharp knife and the mangled result was probably an intended and welcome side effect, so quite a bit of acceptable margin.
Psychiatrist*
The look of horror on the Normies ‘ faces throughout the movie makes this a horror film.
My brother in law is very jumpy, and rarely watches horror movies. We convinced him to watch SoTL, with the lights off. Knowing the basement scene was coming up, I sat silently in the kitchen for half an hour so that he could forget I was there. When the basement light shut off, and Bill was about to reach his hands around the back of Clarice’s face, I snuck up behind him and timed it just right to reach my hands around his peripheral vision. Years of watching him play basketball, and I had never seen him jump that high. 🤣🤣🤣 Took him 20 minutes to calm down enough to finish the movie. I never scared him again. Figured there was no topping that.
18:35 "How bad can it be?" Bad bad, Navi. If the forensic police/mortician/person who works with dead bodies daily, preps that much and says I need Vicks or whatever that was, you definitely NEED it.
I’m convinced Ted Levine’s (the actor who played Buffalo bill) career was hurt due to how well he played buffalo bill.
He was so effective and disturbing people couldn’t see him as anything else. Casting directors thought so at least
I don't know I think he was always destined to be a character actor/supporting player for the most part. I can't imagine a version of his career where he is a leading man or box office draw. At least he hasn't seemed to have much trouble finding consistent work.
@@williamroper5422 I hear you but you’d think such an iconic pop culture role & performance would’ve resulted in more noteworthy roles. I think a chunk of mainstream audiences were legitimately weirded out by him after Buffalo bill.
TBF, his second most famous role, is as Capt. Leland Stottlemeyer, in the show Monk.
You would rather smell a rotting body than wipe something under your nose...?
Okay.
Yeah, absolutely not! That smell stays with you forever.
Yeah, she’s severely underestimating just how rancid death smells. I’d rather smell anything else.
It's still wrong. Every coroner will tell you that. You need all your senses, yes, also your nose, to check the body. In case you notice some special smell that might be important.
@@cherrypi_bthis is true. Wounds are a specialty of mine and it’s amazing how much a few breaths will tell you when you walk in a room or uncover a person. Even so, I still used the Vicks lol. You grow relatively accustomed to the familiar smells and normally almost nothing will bother me whether it’s alive or dead but for a couple of days each month when the hormones are kicking I will happily paint my nostrils and look like a watery eyed coke whore or I know I’ll be nauseous and desperate to hurl the whole time.
@@cherrypi_b That's why the coroner was the only one in the room who didn't use it. The other people were not specialized in dead bodies.
The framing of scenes with Jodi Foster was done to show she was in over her head. You have remember she was still a trainee, Clairce is a POV character and severing as the Avatar for the audience. As always Micky is reading too deeply into something he doesn't fully understand, When clearing a room you are responsible for your own Zone which she fails to do because she's still in Training!!! It wasn't a way to show she was some how less than as a woman it was to emphasize SHE'S STILL LEARNING THE ROPES BECAUSE SHE'S A TRAINEE!!!! This is a basic storytelling tropes its not rocket science and you don't need to dig that deep. You establish she's bad at something then when you get to the showdown with Buffalo Bill the scene is more intense playing into what Pat pointed out she she wasn't clearing the rooms right and now you earn your victory when she defeats the villian and is rewarded at the end.
“Bro Why you eatin people you so f’n smart” 😭
Micky called Tennessee the Midwest lmfao Not quite there bud.
I love that Navi somehow manages to focus everyone past the weird chaotic outbursts
Lol, is so funny comparing younger peoples perspective when watching older movies. Mickey was surprised there were no cameras in the room where Hannibal escaped the cage. It was the early 90s, there were just simply not a lot of cameras. It’s funny how what’s acceptable can change so quickly. I remember hearing about cctv all of Europe and thinking that’s crazy, that can never happen in America, but here we are.
19:11 If you’ve ever been around a rotting, decomposing body you’ll appreciate putting some Vics or Vaseline under your nose. The chemical particles will cling to your nasal passages, and you’ll be smelling dead bodies for days/weeks. The salve helps to capture the particles and it avoids the smell. I did mortuary work and search and recovery. Bodies decompose very very fast.
Yeah they dont seem to understand just how bad it is.
"How bad could a rotting corpse be?" Like, literally one of the worst smells on the planet? lmao. It's horrible.
The movies in chronological order: Hannibal Rising > Manhunter/Red Dragon > Silence of the Lambs > Hannibal
Manhunter is such a damn good movie. And the music. Heartbeat by Red 7 is so catchy.
@@Do0msdayon a cross country trip I stopped at a remote and run down convenience store for food in the wee hours of the morning. As I walked in I thought "if this was a horror movie, the killer would definitely waylay people here." Then I walk in and "Inagaddadavida" was playing. I didn't run but I watched my back while I got food lol.
@@j.f.fisher5318gotta watch your back so someone doesn't jump through the glass window haha
I know the TV show Clarice is after Silence of the lambs, is it after Hannibal as well? I haven't watched Hannibal recent enough to remember anything of it.
Movie is loosely based on several real life serial killers, including Ted bundy, Ed Gein, and Gary. M. Heidnik character is not based on any one person in particular.
"...fuckin Midwest dude, of course this is some Midwest shit..." 🤣😂🤣
I grew up in Memphis, so I had to laugh.
Trivia: Brian Cox was the first actor to play Hannibal Lecter. Michael Mann's 'Manhunter,' an adaptation of 'Red Dragon.'
Being a psychiatrist (also an MD) Hannibal craved being able to psychoanalysis someone new after being locked up for so long. He was fascinated by Clarice.
He ordered a second dinner purely to escape after observing their routine the first time. The security and that cell was put together fairly quick and not secure enough for someone of his intelligence. They underestimated him. It was only a temporary holding area. He had to make his escape quickly before they got better set up or moved him. In 1991 cameras were not everywhere.
this movie does an incredible job at putting you in the shoes of a woman in a male dominated field, absolute masterclass in directing
Surprised no one recognized the inspiration for Stranger Things S4 visit with Victor Creel.
Yes! I wanted to comment but figured it would be futile but yes ST knows its horror and pays homage to the best!
The scene with Loki and Black Widow in Avengers is heavily inspired by this
Micky is wrong about the corner thing.
The show Hannibal is so good, I highly recommend it. Mads is perfect in it
that show is terrifying, made me paranoid about secret murderers everywhere
Anthony Hopkins and Jodi Foster both won Oscars for their roles
As always mickey trying to act like he knows it all n always right. clarice failed, her partner is covering him she should check all sides when entering a room basic COD mindset!
micky needs to stop talking about stuff he is cluess about, ie everything. you dont clear other people's areas, you clear your own, they clear theirs. you do not cause confusion when clearing a room, you do your job, and rely on others to do theirs.
Saying what somebody should and shouldn’t say on THEIR channel is crazy. You could’ve just explained what you had to say and left it at that
@@ReelPiscesPlaysstop kissing their ass
@@ghostlee6434 crazy coming from the person subscribed and giving them viewership which puts money in their pocket. Sounds like you the one kissing ass
"It's odd seeing Anthony Hopkins in a scary role."
Oddly, back in the 90s, for the audience it was the other way around. After this he did stuff like Remains of the Day and it was hard to shake Lecter from our minds when we saw him in anything else.
He's had a few scary roles but this one stands out. "Magic" is probably his second best scary role and it lags pretty far behind - although his voice work for the ventriloquist dummy is pretty cool.
Was worse for Ted Levine as Bill. It killed his entire career. Same thing happened to Geoffrey and Malfoy. They nuked their career by being too good in a particular role.
Scott Glenn, the actor who plays Jack Crawford, plays Stick in "Daredevil." Also, the actress who plays Clarice's friend, Kasi Lemmons, is married to another actor on the show.
Holy crap that is Stick 😂 idk how I never noticed that
Tennessee is most certainly not in the mid west of the united states lmao
For that matter, Memphis is pretty much the definition of Midsouth.
@0okamino I wouldn't even say that. It's mid east if anything. Tennessee sits entirely on the eastern half of the United states. Multiple states lie to its north and south so I can't even say that Tennessee sits in the deep south.
@@svenskhund3603 However, enough other people _would_ say that, for it to actually be considered the anchor of the midsouth. I wasn't saying that baselessly.
Is Pat only job being a reactor? Cuz with the commentary he gives I can't think of him holding any job where skill is needed
Because he's the MVP of being a Dumbass
good job, rana, for noticing how they shot the men. i forgot which reactor noticed how creepy the guys all came off in her POV. i didn't even realize it, just that it felt uncomfortable.
I know, right? Weirdly enough, Hannibal is the only one who doesn't come off like that, because he seems to respect her
@@davidshi451 The close ups on Hannibal's face was also unsettling imo, but the was they shot the other men was just creepy
It’s just a POV shot, they shoot her roommate and other women the same way too. The only guy that was being creepy towards her was Chilton. You guys have some unresolved issues.
@@arafat9828yeah, we're not supposed to sympathize with Hannibal just because he respects her while we are supposed to condemn the others just because they seem creepy.
grizzled wizard mentioned that too iirc
18:30: I was laughing so hard I had tears streaming down my face.
I scrolled down to make sure someone commented on this. My stomach hurt at her reaction! I had to watch it several times.
Mickey, she didn’t check her corners. She was in the wrong. When clearing rooms each person has their own section of fire, Clarice overstepped and was covering the section of fire of her partner (the guy to the right). She should have been covering the left section of fire and corner which was her responsibility.
This is standard protocol for room clearing.
If Rana reacts like this to a fictional story, y'all HAVE to get her to watch Zodiac!
PLEASE a for the love of your fans react to the Hannibal tv series, the reactions to the incredibly disturbing yet creative crime scenes you guys would give (especially Marketa and Rana) is reason enough to watch it. Not to mention it’s one of the most tragically underrated tv shows ever made.
Also react to the bloopers, they’re absolutely hilarious.
I never liked the tv series that much, they made Hannibal too perfect and sometimes straight out saved by Deus ex machina stuff
@@Mant111 How was he saved?
@@Kkttrr31643 Someone witnesses him murdering one of his victims and it looks like his cover is finally blown after a million episodes where no one ever notices anything - turns out that the one guy who witnessed the murder had a rare disease that made him unable to distinguish the faces of people, so he couldn't recognize Hannibal as the perpetrator. Yeah, true thing.
@@Mant111 I've watched the show and that disease is a real thing and she would have recognized him once she was better hence why he killed her. And anyway his cover was blown not that much later anyway so its not like he got away with it forever.
(About Hannibal) "I was expecting more out of him"
Yeah, it's funny, isn't it? Hannibal is SUCH a compelling character, and has such an amazing presence in this movie, and yet, he's only in less than 15% of the movie. Anthony Hopkins got an Oscar for his performance, and he was barely in the movie.
And yet, he's the first thing anyone thinks of when they think about this movie. Very iconic. Definitely earned that damn Oscar with that performance.
I learned that Anthony Hopkins based his Hannibal voice in part on Katharine Hepburn and I can never unhear it.
as for the movies: the order is
Red Dragon
Silence of the Lambs
Hannibal (The movie, not the tv show)
+ The prequel "Hannibal Rising" in 2007. Michael Mann "Manhunter" is a good adaptation of the Red Dragon novel, also
You're right chronologically, but (sticking with just the Hopkins franchise), Red Dragon is after Hannibal in release order. For this specific franchise, I feel like it's better to watch in that order. Although obviously read the books in order.
Hannibal the TV show is a prequel to everything else.
@@jenk4545 Due to it being set prior to Hannibal being arrested, yes. However several of the stories of the TV show are "remixes" of the various books and do not follow the books chronologically (for instance they adapted large parts of the book "Hannibal"). The alterations are due to the fact that the studio that owns the rights to the Clarice Starling character (and SotL) didn't want to play ball.
Definitely check out David Fincher's Se7en (1995) starring Morgan Freeman & Brad Pitt.
I love the thumbnail. Everyone is terrified at what they're seeing, and Micky has a big smile on his face 😂
It's partially based off real events, mainly focused on Ed Gein
"its not a horror movie." ITS THE SILENCE OF THE FUCKING LAMBS!
Girl, this is a thriller. Zodiac is not a horror movie...
@@Square-ow7oqnews flash: thrillers can also be horror. Not all serial killer thrillers are horror, but when it involves fictional cannibals, that's a very specific subgenre of horror.
@BJMurphy i saw your other condescending comment. And idk why you want so bad to call this a horror film. Maybe because you like the genre and this movie is so prestigious, you want so bad to the genre to be validated or something. Horror is my favorite genre, but this is not a horror movie. This is a thriller. News flash, Having a cannibal is not an automatic way to classify a movie as horror. Bones and All is not a horror film.
This is definitely way more of a thriller than a horror movie. Having cannibals does not automatically turn it into a horror movie, it just makes it a thriller where a central character is a cannibal.
I love her but easily one of the dumbest things Navi has said.
We already know all the serial killers that exist...ummm Navi.... There's an uncounted amount of serial killers we don't know exist
Yeah I couldn’t help but roll my eyes at that statement it’s so dumb
You all had a great and important discussion at the end of this. Men ABSOLUTELY don't spend even 1/100th of the time worried about situations where women are warned over and over again to be careful. I was never told that I should put my car keys in between my fingers when going through a parking garage because it's a way to cause more injury. A lot of people do look the other way because they don't want to "be involved" - but you don't have to fight off the attacker like a superhero....YELL, HONK HORNS, MAKE NOISE, ANYTHING. Those bastards are bullies and cowards who will more often than not run like a startled deer when there's a chance somebody, anybody, might be willing to confront them. Make noise, yell, kick, gouge eyes, scratch, bite....fight.
Manhunter is the first film with the Hannibal character.
And Red Dragon is a remake of Manhunter.
Played by Brian Cox who also played Logan Roy
@@caylincoleman8758 Very true. He plays the character completely differently.
“This dude is weird” gotta be the understatement of the year already 😂
18:30 its a balm that smells like spearmint to overpower the scent of decomp from the body.
you can tell they've never smelled rotting meat
25:24 A lot of people don't get that Lecter wasn't taken directly from that one scene to the airport. They said "clean him up and get him ready to go" before the airport scene. They got him off the thing, and later they put him in the thing again. He got the pen in between.
30:55 It was a temporary stay, they weren't planning on having him there for a long time.
One of the best fake-outs/plot twists ever in cinema.
Pat has such trouble understanding basic sentences.
One point about the lack of cameras in Dr. Lector's mobile cage setup: This was 1991. Cameras were heavy, large, and difficult to setup. And the picture quality was awful compared to even a cheap GoPro today.
"I'm having an old friend for dinner." One of the great lines I cinema.
"Haha, you troll!"
So Pat can recognize it in others, but not himself?
Fingers crossed that you watch the Hannibal tv show.
This films climax is super intense. I saw this film in the theatres in 1991 and people were literally hiding under the chairs of the patrons in front of them.
A little Easter egg: One of the reasons Hannibal was able to escape was his low heart rate. In the beginning, it was mentioned that Hannibal's heart rate never rose above 55 even when he ate the nurse's tongue. A true psychopath
Red Dragon is actually a better movie than Hannibal, but it's a prequel with the agent that caught Hannibal Lecter named Will Graham as the main character.
Manhunter is the best version of that story. Brian Cox chilling as Lecter.
30:57 Implausible? Do you have any clue where you are right now? this is 1991 (book is 1983) security cameras barely exist in general and this looks like some kind of Gym room there would NEVER be cameras in their
The first time we meet Hannibal Lecter is in the 1986 movie "Manhunter" played by Brian Cox and directed by Michael Mann (Well worth watching). It was remade as "Red Dragon"
This movie came out the year I was born. I remember in elementary we had to look up certain facts about the year we were born and I listed this.
My teacher wasn’t thrilled, I didn’t know why.
Memphis, TN isn't the Midwest, lol
42:47 Pat you’ve said a lot of foolish things in your day but that’s up there.
He clearly does this on purpose.
@@Square-ow7oqNah, he's clueless
@@JohnDAmico-ci2hz oh he's clueless, but when he doubles down, even if he's corrected, he's doing it on purpose
I actually think that's less foolish than him insisting that Catherine Martin help out Buffalo Bill to load the van, while the women watching are explicitly telling him that's a BAD IDEA.
So dense light bends around him
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. In the book Crawford did have "a thing" for Clarice.
8. Dr. Lecter was treating Clarice
9. Others will pass this to you as well but: This movie won ALL 5 of the big Oscars.
Hannibal TV show reaction PLEASE!!! It's not reacted to enough and it's SO FREAKING GOOD!
The broken arm thing is how Ted Bundy got his victims. I’m not helping anyone at night
I would 100% watch you guys react to the Hannibal show...one of the best TV thriller series, ever.
The world is more safe than EVER btw...I repeat, crime is at historic LOWS...but FEAR is at its HIGHEST...it's a recognized phenomena, a MAJOR disconnect between how safe we really are compared to ANY moment in the past, and now...
Hope you watch Hannibal the series version too. It starred Hugh Dancy and Mads Mikkelsen. Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐
Oh I would be so down for a Hannibal series reaction. It's such a good show and there are not enough reactions to it. Mads Mikkelsen plays a different but amazing Hannibal.
He's in love with the guy that tries to catch him in the Hannibal series
It was a good question about Dr Chilton’s pen: how did Dr Lector get it, while restrained in a straight jacket and restraint carrier?
Since Chilton’s pen was later missing and the object from Hannibal’s mouth appears to be the pen clip, he got it nonetheless.
Hannibal could only move his eyes and mouth when Chilton was in his cell. Hannibal had to outthink Chilton by distracting him as he later reached for his paperwork and pen. No doubt with a hint of knowledge of how to solve the case or who the serial killer was. Chilton clearly desired fame and it would have gotten his immediate attention. If he was paying more attention to Hannibal than the paperwork, the pen could have fallen to the floor to be collected by Hannibal after his restraints were removed. The small sound of the pen hitting the floor could be masked vocally or by a sudden jerking in his restraints. It could be in a seeming rage that he would never tell Chilton that detail, to make him angry and storm out without noticing the missing pen. A long shot that requires intelligence, good timing, and masterful manipulation, but very possible.
It’s really funny to watch them experience this movie for the first time lmfao. The part where the guy throws the jizz bahahahaha. And just them hanging on Hannibal’s every word is so funny to watch.
Hannibal had no romantic feelings for Clarise. He got human contact from her, as well as respect. She always called Hannibal Dr. Lector. Although he was a psychopath and very deadly, he was brilliant in his medical field. She showed respect for that part of his life. She also didn't show fear of him. Caution, but not fear. This is one great movie.
He has very intense romantic feelings for her. Read the books.
Read the books and say that😮
I'm not sure how you came to the conclusion that he had "no romantic feelings" for Clarice. He clearly he had romantic feelings towards her. He also had respect and an intellectual curiosity. Their interactions had a lot of elements that led him to feel drawn to her, but there was definitely a romantic element for him. You don't even need to read the books to pick up on it, as they are distinct works from the films. I think the movie is pretty clear without beating you over the head about it.
NOW WE NEED A REACTION TO HANNIBAL TV SERIES!!
pat def would accept candy from a stranger! he is so slowwwwwwwwwww😅😂