Hannibal

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Michel V Jan 6 Great movie, love Julianne Moore she always brings mystery to a movie. The scene with Ray Lotta fnn unbelievable. Overall just a great vibe. Horror. Suspense, nice dialogs, subtle, slightly over the top but just the right amount. Great follow up to the previous Hannibal movies. See more Emma P @Emmywemmy Dec 22 Flippin ' gross but definitely brilliant! Really enjoyed this and initially, I didn't think I would. The bit with the pigs is as gnarley as it gets but you get hooked on the plot it's really interesting and as I said, grim but bloody excellent. My favourite of the franchise actually as controversial as it is. If you haven't already, give it a watch. See more Zane T @ZaneThind Dec 18 While not as fast-paced as its thriller predecessor. This sequel still offers something which is good acting, especially from Anthony Hopkins once again, a fine art appreciation, stellar music, and horror. Yes while Jodie Foster as Clarice Starling is missed, Julianne Moore does not do a bad job in that role. The only gripe I have with this movie is that I think it came out ten years too late. See more Connor L @SnootfulHound2011 Dec 5 many plot holes, too different from film 1, ending annoys me a lot. See more Caleb L Oct 5 A sequel that loses the subtly and nuance of its predecessor, although it still has the great performances as well as an increase in gore. See more Patrick C Sep 11 'The Silence of the Lambs' was that rarest of films that became a phenomenon and entered the wider culture, and in both cases deservedly so. Its cleverest trick was to make Hannibal Lecter both an aide and a nemesis to Agent Clarice Starling. So many memorable sequences with just a few using gore sparingly to great effect. 'Hannibal' is partly set in the Renaissance splendour of Florence, which lends it a layer of sophistication the plot and direction don't really merit. It isn't a bad film by any means, but bares no comparison with its celebrated predecessor. Anthony Hopkins does his best in reprising his role as the good Doctor with unusual culinary tastes, but the surprise factor is inevitably missing second time around; director Ridley Scott ramping up the blood and guts as if to compensate. He succeeds in preventing his performance from straying into the realms of farce, despite the near absurdity of his climactic scene with a compromised Ray Liotta. Julianne Moore is credible as Starling, but with none of the complexities that Jodie Foster engendered in her relationship with Hopkins in TSOTL. So worth a watch, and I've got one last word: OINK! See more Read all reviews

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