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[@doc_eh2747]

“Back with Verger, who’s enjoying some cosplay” I love this channel

[@buddythewonderdog8065]

I remember seeing this in the theaters. The moment when Hannibal first speaks to Clarice got a very loud and audible collective gasp out of the audience. That's how you know you've got yourself an iconic villain.

[@gocanuckurself1]

Best book: Red Dragon Best movie: Silence of the Lambs

[@EvilCarrotSauce]

I 10000% agree on this.

[@lukaszthen1763]

Manhunter is better

[@HanaBakemono]

I thought you were joking about the children’s tears being used to flavor his martinis. I just looked it up and holy shit, it’s real.

[@DeadManSinging1]

Yeah. The book is shit

[@ryano6094]

I read that in the end of the book, Hannibal and Clarice became lovers and disappeared together. So glad they left that part out of the movie! I feel like it would’ve taken Clarice completely out of character. Yes, she and Lecter formed an unlikely bond, but I think she still has enough morals not to run off with a cannibalistic serial killer.

[@11sdownie]

Ryan O I think it would have been better if they just had one moment of affection and then he fled. It would ruin the character of Clarice if she did fall for him.

[@jakkul26]

Actually, Lecter used drugs to fuck with her head until she basically came out all Stockholmed up if I remember correctly. So it doesn't 'ruin' Starlings character. It just makes Lecter an even more despicable character though it's always hard not to reserve some respect for his manners and class. Frankly I enjoyed the book more than the film. It was rather impactful and telling to me. Part of the reason I enjoyed the series to begin with is that Lecter is equal parts disgusting and classy and it makes for a hell of an internal conundrum for a reader who only feels one way or the other about him depending on the situation. It makes for strong character contrast. I prefered the book's ending because it brings us back to the realization that he is a cold calculated sociopath instead of this wierd "oh he's not so bad" bullshit which you feel stupid for having forced on you in an unmeasured and unrealistic way. The book seems more consistent with it. But meh what do I know.

[@bigstupidgrin]

It's like Godfather. The movies left out parts of the book that were... weird.

[@Barnesofthenorth]

It could have been a cool ending but it would have needed to be hinted at throughout both films that she was starting to be tempted by him or being twisted by what she learns

[@LucyLioness100]

Thomas Harris really hated that he put Clarice and Lecter together in the book. Course he regrets the book as a whole

[@bebe5563]

The best thing out of this movie is the opera bit. It's beautiful. I love listening to it while driving.

[@khartog01]

I love that Lecter can deliver one liners before he kills and the victims just stand there.

[@christopherjames617]

I like that starling learns something from Lecter. The smell was a great idea. Also I like the brain eating part. Think about it, if you ended it with Lecter saving starling that's kind of lame. I feel the brain eating still shows that Lecter is still Lecter and he isn't the hero that saves starling.

[@obscureentertainment8303]

How does Lecter manage to pay for all his plane tickets and expensive shoes?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

We'll I could actually believe Lecter storing a big mattress filled with 100 dollar bill somewhere just in case.

[@leadvendor]

Presumably along with some dubloons and some of the Phantom's treasure.

[@nickmattio3397]

He stole a LOT from his rich clients, made him sign over stocks/bonds/cash into offshore accounts when under hypnosis etc.

[@NodDisciple1]

Doesn't he come from old money/nobility?

[@braddockakalatis2]

He borrowed the money from Jigsaw. Seriously though, thumbs up if you wanna see Jigsaw v. Hannibal!

[@Brutalyte616]

I will say the film has a more 'realistic' ending, or as realistic as Lecter choosing to cut off his own hand instead of Starling's can be considered to be, but I've always found the novel to be more endearing, and there's at least some justification for it. There's a progressive build-up over the course of the story with Starling getting fed up with all the bullshit going on in her life, particularly regarding her career, and she's obviously developed a fixation with Lecter in her attempts to catch him. There was also the matter of Lecter using a combination of hypnotism, psychology, and drugs to warp her mind for the rather esoteric purpose of turning her into a replacement for his sister, and _that_ was why she was so amiable towards becoming his lover, though it's not expressly stated that she joined in on any killings he may or may not have committed; she might have just accepted it as a quirk of Lecter's, or she could have reined in his murderous tendencies to some extent. Call me a sucker for crazy couples if you want, because I totally am, but I still find it to be the better ending because of how plausible the plot twist actually is.

[@Brutalyte616]

@Digicraftmon the Crystal Gem Never, because she cut off Lecter's manipulation and managed to exploit his own vulnerabilities, breaking down the metaphorical wall between them. Lecter no longer feels the need to manipulate her any more than a teasing spouse, and Starling is so sick of everyone else's bullshit that she considers being in a relationship with Lecter preferable to her old life. What cements this is the scene at the end of the book where Barney is at an opera(I think...) with his girlfriend(again, I think...) months after the fact, where he sees both Starling and Lecter in the audience, who recognize him and wave at him. Barney then promptly shits his pants and tells his lady friend they could use a new place to live sooner rather than later.

[@usagentgaming3079]

So Lector is into incest?

[@jamesmoseley5428]

Great review. I agree with most of it, but strongly disagree with a few things. I sort of agree with the cry at the beginning. They made the mistake of casting Julianne Moore, whose known for her hysterical crying and freaking out. She shouldn't play a character like clarice. But then again, she just had to rinse a mothers blood off of a screaming baby's face. I'd say her crying might even be a sign of growth. Because starling's greatest fear in the first book/film was being ordinary. She played the doe eyed southern bell cause she needed to, but she was secretly obsessed with being stronger and more successful than everyone else. Btw. This film has problems but Anthony Hopkins is fucking untouchable. This is a man who played a goofy cliche in that stupid Thor movie and made me feel like I'm watching Lawrence of Arabia. Even in his roles in terrible films (and there are very few) he knows how to enthrall an audience.

[@GribbleGob]

I bet that guy even kicks puppies, steals from donation bins, and pretends to donate to charities.

[@TheChugg11]

Hew Man He should go into politics!

[@Keyser666]

The book was borderline unfilmable with its general silliness. Its a testament to Ridley Scott's abilities that the film is as good as it is.

[@captnwinkle]

and then he made Prometheus

[@nastyboir822]

Movie should’ve focused on the Italian police officer finding Lecter and then being murdered that should’ve been the whole movie

[@kaykutcher2103]

Agreed kind of like how in Psycho we start the movie following Marion Crane and then half an hour in surprise she's dead cue her sister snooping around or in Hannibal's case Clarice re-opening the investigation after Pazzi is murdered

[@IAmTheUnison]

25:40 Also so ridiculous they parodied it in "Scary Movie 2". XD

[@blainejacobs5936]

While the brain scene is pointless, must admit it's pretty awesome

[@Zexi141]

No, it's not awesome. It is just silly.

[@ALIEN-DUDE]

Nah I think it's more comical.

[@theScytheofGod]

Point taken, but, in this review, you mention the Italian detective ending up like Judas Isacariot, when it's shown he ended up just like his ancestor. They made a point of setting this up. Small point, but I don't understand why.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Yeah I didn't go into that because I thought it was obvious, personally felt like I was coming off as patronising when I wrote it, Maybe I'm wrong but it was how i felt at the time.

[@robertyeah2259]

The food you make at the start of these reviews look like some serious gourmet shit.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Then clearly I'm really good at faking it, but thank you I'm glad it was as effective as I intended

[@HanaBakemono]

I’m struggling to find it, but I remember seeing a behind-the-scenes video of how difficult it was to get the boars to look ferocious while eating the men, or rather gelatin-skinned mannequins with food on them. They just kept nibbling it off. They decided to stuff them with food to get a more tearing and thrashing kind of eating, but it looked more like they were playing with a toy. This was years ago and I cannot find the source for it (I think it was an Animal Planet series about stunts animals do in movies and television) but it’s amusing to me how they edit and adapt to make a scene work with animals as the main focus. If anyone knows about this, help me out so I don’t look more like an idiot.

[@oddeyes9413]

The scenes with Mason Verger, were shot at the Biltmore Estate in Ashville, North Carolina

[@nolanhewitt2563]

i listend to the audiobook and watched the movie and i have to say the only thing i had bad with the book was the way Clarice became Lecter's crime partner

[@Vinnce12]

I give Ridley Scott credit where it's due, he did a decent job with an awful source material.

[@emandospuntos5396]

Totally agree. Also many of the shots are very creative and a unique style. The music was very very good too. But the plot is a awful and some of the performances were so bad hahah

[@midwestmaniacmiller4989]

I’ve been binge watching your reviews and man I’ve missed out for years great stuff 👍🏽

[@CanItAlready]

It looked like Lecter was wearing a track suit at the end there--much easier to put on when you've only got one hand than a button down shirt and tie. That, plus the sling are meant to let you know he did, indeed, cut off his hand to get free.

[@jackfables3470]

9:22 Just as a funny side note : in Italian, 'pazzi' means 'crazies', so that's Inspector Crazies.

[@garylewis2461]

Your channel was rec to me on KZbin.Never heard of you before.Now binge watching.Nice one.If you get a chance (I know you get that caveat loads of times) ,give "Fantastic Planet , (La Planete Sauvage) , a spin.Interesting back story.Be cool to see your opinion of it.

[@Firestar4041]

Book ending, sounds like some endings to really bad creepy-pastas . . . explains a lot actually

[@ProjectV6]

19:20 You can see a fly towards the back of Hopkin's head, this is interesting because there was also a fly on his face in SoTL in his last scene. I don't think you could write shit like that happening, shame it didn't happen in Red Dragon, would have really capped off the trilogy lol

[@Tom_Samad]

But were they professionally trained flies?

[@deborahlepage1789]

Hello. I wasn't too interested here lol. I thought Hannibal was a waste of time but listening to your observations and annoyed scoldings was the reward here. Thank you

[@deusdeaconReviews]

glad to be of service

[@Lioness006]

I actually liked this movie. I liked the book too. Silence of the Lambs and Red Dragon are the 2 best in the series, both books and movies, imo.

[@philswiftreligioussect9619]

The Silence Of The Lambs was a great film in its own right. Great characters, compelling story and great filming. Hannibal although being somewhat predictable was still enjoyable and memorable in its own right. Hannibal Rising was bland and silly. And the Hannibal TV series was compelling and shocking enough to end the legacy of Hannibal Lecter in a satisfying end.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

What about Red Dragon?

[@DarthBigBen]

I actually find the brain scene sickening.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

+DarthBigBen Yeah watch my hellraiser 2 review and you'll see im proberly completly desenitize to gore at this point.

[@DarthBigBen]

Already seen it. Great review. It's not the gore that bothers me, it's just the fact that a guy was fed a bit of his brain.

[@Trencher1375]

Its a problem when they try to make the villian a hero. I dont see the need.

[@Trencher1375]

***** That become just a question of definition then. But one mans villain and anti-hero is easily another mans hero. In fact it would be extremely difficult to find an horror villain who does not have legions of fans thinking he is a hero. Maybe the Elephant man? Who off course was meant to be a hero in the first place lol.

[@IAmTheUnison]

A lot like what Disney tried to do to Maleficent. A character everybody loved BECAUSE she was evil.

[@BioGoji-zm5ph]

What about Vegeta from Dragon Ball? Unless you mean horror villains, of course.

[@eleanorsfate445]

I have watched this movie (and this review) countless of times... and only *now* do I realize just how pants-on-head *moronic* the idea of a Most Wanted - list that you need high-level security clearance to view really is.

[@LO-zs3db]

I actually love the book. It isn't my favourite of the main trilogy of the books but I do really love it. I think that the movie is very 50/50. Like any Ridley Scott movie, the film looks gorgeous and is shot incredibly well. I love the score by Hans Zimmer I think it was. I even like Hopkins in the movie despite the fact he's definitely not as great as he was in The Silence Of The Lambs. I love Gary Oldman as Mason Verger, though I think the character was definitely handled better in the book and arguably the TV show. Oldman gave a slimy, despicable, if at times a little comical performance. I find the absence of certain characters (mainly Jack Crawford) and storylines from the book to be detrimental to the movie. Another problem I have with the movie is the recasting of Jodie Foster with Julianne Moor. Jodie Foster was irreplaceable in the role of Clarice Starling, so I suppose Julianne Moor is the best choice and she does a decent job of filling in for Foster. Though it does take me out of the movie, as it feels like I'm watching Julianne Moor, not Clarice Starling. Also the end of the movie, it's mediocre and clichéd. And that's coming from someone who loves the book.

[@DeadManSinging1]

Foster didn't return because she thought the book was awful and that the ending ruined her character - And she was right. It was the same reason the director didn't return either.

[@deathpresent101]

Will you be reviewing the tv show? At least season 1.

[@Anthonycheesman33]

Season 2 is amazing

[@darkbladetri]

AND To current day where he's done 3

[@longliverocknroll5]

The tv show does the best Verger. Michael Pitt is fantastic in the role. He steals the show in the 4 scant episodes he's in before he left/they replaced him. He's still completely weird and out of left field, but I believe that he could be a real person instead of just a cartoon cut-out villain.

[@wickedkill6666]

such a great review good sir please keep up the good work , by the way am I the only one that notice foamy the squirrel in the background? jw

[@DonaldSimsProduction]

Please do more Dr. Lector. You choose such good music with them.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

reviews of the entire Hannibal tv show are on the way.

[@troublefallenangel2435]

Can you please do Se7en that was a good movie, exorcist ,

[@johnjohnson3809]

R.I.P Dr. Chilton

[@krychickspp2745]

Greetings! I see this is an old video, but I am new to the channel. I enjoyed your videos in regards to the Hannibal Lecter saga immensely. I'm curious why didn't you review the television show as well. I'm interested in how you feel about the adaptation overall, and in particular, your thoughts on Anthony Hopkins' and Mads Mikkelsen's portrayal of Dr Lecter. I'd be quite interested in hearing your thoughts. Thank you for your consideration. 😀

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Well I still want to look at the tv show, but it was simply just the case that 3 season of a tv show would take take me a hell of a long time complete, But i will say that although its perhaps sacrilege, I prefer Mikkelsen's version of lecter over Hopkins although they are distinct and different enough that comparison is irrelevant.

[@krychickspp2745]

Thanks so much for the quick reply. I was thinking now that the show's been cancelled for two years if you'd maybe do one video concerning the series overall, definitely less work than reviewing 39 episodes, to be sure. I must say, I enjoyed Mads Mikkelsen's portrayal more than that of Anthony Hopkins, sacrilege as it may be, though that may simply be because while I'm a great fan of Hopkins in general, I'm also fan of Mikkelsen outside of his role as Lecter, and we were afforded a deeper look into his mind over a much longer period of time than we were in the films. Thanks again for the reply and keep up the good work. 😀

[@GiggaVega]

Now I remembered why I didn't like the movie. The ending with the kid. That didn't need to be there, he doesn't have anything against children. I did however like how Hannibal didn't kill the other guy like we all wanted to because it shows how little he cared about him that he was willing to let somebody else do it and he'll take the credit and then to further add insult to injury, Hannibal turns his back to him before anything happened to him. That I liked, very subtle.

[@gabrielleperez6548]

I LOVE it better than the "Silence of the Lambs".

[@raybob8668]

Starling no longer has her southern accent from silence of the lambs, which has an important key to her character.

[@nicholascauton9648]

Bro, your cooking presentation is on point.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Thank you very much worked very hard to get those looking good

[@1SaG]

10:20 In "Silence" Lecter kills Miggs because he had been "rude" towards Starling. So the idea that he has a thing for manners and all that wasn't added in Hannibal. He has always been characterized as a highly sophisticated man who could effortlessly mingle with highly cultured people. You could also argue that killing someone doesn't have the same meaning to Lecter as eating someone. Thus, Hannibal's actions should probably be viewed and analyzed individually. For instance: Hannibal casually dispatches the pickpocket in Florence because he's an imminent threat to him. No drama, no theatrics, just a quick, precise stab to the leg. He talks Miggs into killing himself to punish him for rudeness (and to amuse himself I guess) and - in the book - he uses Krendler in a bizarre form of therapy intended to "cure" Starling (or to further traumatize her ... depending on your viewpoint). He also kills Pazzi not just because he has become a threat, but also to show off his own knowledge of Florentine history and probably because he couldn't resist the potential for "historic irony" in this particular manner of killing him.

[@captainspazma2002]

I love the brain eating scene.

[@user-uu5ff8ch7h]

The Niccolo Capponi cameo during Lecter's lecture is my favorite part of this movie.

[@wopjohn]

Hannibal recipe for bubble and squeak?

[@trueprideamvs5572]

I looooook at youuuu and telll you what I feeeeelll!

[@Thrakus]

I love goofy smart movies , A film where they think what is being done and said to be smart but it is just goofy. The mid to 70`s to 80`s with shows like space 1999 was king at this.

[@Chamiliatic]

I will say this the ending on the plane really gave me chills. and I'm sure eating the brain can kill you. not sure if it's just a certain part or the whole brain either way I felt really uneasy.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Eating a brain will not kill you, unless its your brain being eating, especially not in such small amounts as shown in the film.

[@Chamiliatic]

ah thanks for clearing that up. but still freaks me out how eager the child was for the brain and the pause in black and white as it fades out. that's what made the movie for me. kinda reminds me of the dinner scene from the Texas chainsaw massacre.

[@GenericMinority]

Okay, so I love the opening scene of you cooking up the what appears to be goat lung, very well done. Side note: Goat lung is delicious when cooked right. It can be a little tough though.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

They were pork lungs actually

[@LiquidAngel96]

Granted I haven't read the novel, but I feel the book's ending was better. Not everything ends with a happy ending and there are a lot of experiences that can change a person overall throughout the years. In regards to the actual film, the problem may have been hiring Ridley Scott versus the director of Silence of the Lambs, or just another competent director in general. I'm not too big of an expert, but hearing Ridley Scott directing something like this didn't really sound like a good idea even on paper.

[@JanksProductions]

Want to see you play that bass in the background.

[@JMac7395]

Barney living a middle class lifestyle is smart. Remember he's still an employee at an asylum which probably doesn't pay a lot. If Barney started spending lavishly people would start snooping around his finances. And could possibly be fired from the place he's stealing the items from hence his side hustle would be ruined

[@multitudeofidols]

The Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane was closed by the time of the film's events. I don't recall if it's explicit in the film, but it's in the book and there's a deleted scene where Clarice visits it in its abandoned state. So he could easily take Mason's money and live good.

[@JMac7395]

@@multitudeofidols idk what asylum or hospital he's working at but the uniform Barney's wearing while talking to Clarence means he still working as an orderly or nurse some where

[@EvilDick1995]

hey is your Red Dragon review gonna be up soon? can't wait to see it. And also will you be reviewing Hannibal Rising?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

+Tyler Frazier yes the red dragon review will be up very soon I have to spend extra time with it so it doesnt get copyright flagged and hannibal rising will be after that.

[@EvilDick1995]

Sweet can't wait to see them. Love your reviews of Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal

[@TrenchMan93]

Despite how we feel about the resident evil films, I still respect you as a critic and admire your videos

[@tylerskiss]

The Detective didn't just decide to toss morals to the wind, he had a very materialistic wife that he didn't want to lose and she was draining him of his money, so he needed it.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

None of which is shown in the film in fact i think his wife has something like two whole sentences through the entire film.

[@tylerskiss]

I thought it was. I mean, she asks for the opera tickets and comments on how he'd better score great seats, then the other detectives are heard talking about what a money pit she is and then she is shown "content" at the opera. I thought it was pretty well done. It wasn't spelled out for the audience, but you could piece it together and I'm saying that as a person who never read the book.

[@tylerskiss]

as a result, I felt pretty bad when he died.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

all it said to me was she liked the opera, also high maintenance wife or not, doesn't excuse the murder, so I won't be feeling bad for the murderer any time soon.

[@tylerskiss]

i hope you're not seeing this as disrespect, like I'm saying you're wrong or anything because I'm not. In fact, I'm quite fascinated how two people can see things in such different light, especially seeing as I almost always agree with your critiques. I just don't see Pazzi as a murderer either. The pickpocket had his femoral artery cut- there's nothing you can do for someone when the femoral artery has been severed. I saw what he did as an act of mercy- kind of like saying "shit man, you're fucked no matter what. best make this quick"

[@Amanda_Harper]

I doubt you'll see this on an older video but...the 4 course instrument behind you in the video, banjo? or 4 course mandolin? or you know bass? It's been driving me nuts the whole time because I have a modified neapolitan mandolin with an almost identical tuning set. ( I play a single strung mandolin; I have ligament damage in my hand that made double courses incredibly painful.) Anyway thanks in advance, and thanks for your channel, I don't sleep a lot and your reviews have been a real sanity saver.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

The instruments are a bass guitar and a banjo it might just look weird because they were sitting on the same stand one in front of the other, also i see all new comments it doesn't matter how old the video is so don't worry about that, thanks for watching I really appreciate your support.

[@Amanda_Harper]

Thanks for the reply, my inner musician was going nuts trying to work it out. :-)

[@Tom_Samad]

For those who don't know, the big screen Mason Verger was played by the brilliant British actor Gary Oldman.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

I actually quite love this sequel and disagree with many of your points. Could discuss them in another post. Also, it shows how a film can be better than the source material.

[@lisamarie5937]

As goofy as the brain eating scene is, it's the one thing people remember from this movie all this time later.

[@ezrastardust3124]

Yeah that scene was kinda cartoonish I still found out rather disturbing though, at least conceptually

[@lawlietlawliet8168]

I'm late for an important Lecter.

[@Julia-qt5wd]

lawliet lawliet ba dum tishhh

[@ittamult]

I guess I'm in the minority, but I find the film to be a celebration to Lecter's character. It may not have been as thought provoking as Lambs were, nontheless it was captivating to watch. The scenery and ambiance nicely contrasts the gruesomness which is delightful. It's quite different from Lambs but not necessarily to its detriment. It's less analytic and more impulsive I guess you can say. Anyway, I enjoy your work a lot. Insightful stuff, keep it up :)

[@xenomorphkillerqueen6048]

Hi can you review 28 days later and 30 days of night please(if you haven't already)

[@BenRangel]

"Lecter was seen smoking, which doesn't make sense for someone who prides themselves on their palate and smelling abilities." Do you know how many chefs smoke? Might not make sense - but given how common it is, it's in no way a flaw of writing.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Chefs smoke due to a stressful job, and to lecter food is one of the most important things it’s not a job it’s a joy

[@KiramidHead]

My first exposure to the Hannibal Lecter character was when my mother read Hannibal for the first time and openly complained about that ending in front of innocent six-year-old me. Yeah. XD As for the movie, I heard it had faceless over-the-top Gary Oldman as the bad guy, and thought it would be stupid and hilarious. Then I watched it... and it was just boring and stupid. I kind of did a double take when I ended up loving this story line when the TV show did its spin on it.

[@leightonwinter9243]

I gotta be honest I loved this film

[@christophersandidge8257]

I heard "to serve your fellow man " was a cook book. Guess they were right. I liked the ending in the book better. It seemed like more where "the silence of the lambs" was going.

[@sexycavetroll2788]

That line about eating the rude was exactly what ya said he actually is

[@princesssookeh]

23:26 I misheard you at first; But will run with it anyway! LECTER GETS 1 HOUR IN THE BALL PIT!!!!

[@kamlawilliams6549]

The song is my favorite part of the movie💓

[@NashaWriter85]

About the nipple sucking scene in the book. Let's be honest, we're all one good nipple suck away from a murderous crime spree. -laughs- Am I right? Come on now... Oh OH, like I'm the only one who thought this. Psh. Whateva :P

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

Lecter felt like a lesser or two evils in this movie since Verger was such a sick fuck. Also RIP Ray Liota

[@scottylewis8124]

about easily accessing the FBI list yeah that's impossible. yet in this universe the site is like yeah you can have a look. *slaps forehead*

[@doctermccduck4798]

Do you think of version of The joker doing this would work? 25:43

[@usagentgaming3079]

No because most versions of the Joker aren't cannibals.

[@Cyberleader672]

2:12 When I first saw this video I thought you were joking. And then I read the book. Now I'm wondering what Thomas Harris was thinking

[@multitudeofidols]

They should have just adapted the ending. There's multiple things that feel like they're building to it, so to drop it makes the whole thing feel like it just copped out and leaves some storylines left deflated.

[@Giantshredder]

Yes...the added scene from the original, where he bites the nurses face, was so unnecessary, and done poorly. His pulse wasn't supposed to go above 85, yet, they have him being restrained by 2 men, chopping his teeth wildly, while make amplified growling sounds....lmao. Too many call back for a 2000s sequel, thats the crap they do nowadays.

[@codygillard]

I really need the recipes at the beginning of these videos

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Just pick up the "feeding Hannibal" cookbook, they are all in there.

[@codygillard]

@@deusdeaconReviews thank you so much!

[@toddthesweatynerdguy1450]

I read the book Hannibal before seeing the movie. I was hoping they would change the movie so it didn't end with Mr and Mrs Lets Murder People walking off into the sunset. But after I saw the movie I had managed to forget the ending to the book, but I remembered it at the 24:50 mark of the review though (That didn't really matter though as the review would have made me remember eventually). However the world still has a lot of alcohol and drugs left so here's to forgetting the book's ending for a second time lol.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Hurrah! **raises a glass of chilled Sancerre**

[@gabrielM1111]

pazzi didnt kill the thief. he said let me help you and the guy pushed his hand away saying no as if he wanted to die.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Why would he want to die exactly? Thats Ludicrous, whereas pazzi has ever reason to kill off loose ends that could link him to the hunt for lecter

[@anthonymaslow798]

No. Lmao. How the hell is THAT the conclusion you came to? They even keep cutting back to him pulling the thief's hand from the wound.

[@creatureslim]

Lecter was smoking a small cigar. Which is like wines and liquors so he would smoke one if it was to his tastes.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

not to get all PSA here but Smoking tobacco is also severally damaging to the olfactory system and to me personally lecter wouldn’t want to compromise one of his more prize skills, for a cigar.

[@creatureslim]

@@deusdeaconReviews yeah. Not saying that's not the case. I'm just saying that a man like lecter probably would smoke a fine cigar while watching a man trip balls and peel his face off. PSA gerting some one to trip and peel their face off is bad to do.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

the simple change I would’ve implemented would be to change the cigar to a glass of cognac, still gets across lecters casual watching attitude and his finery without the out of character cigar which by the way he never smoked before or since including other films and adaptations.

[@creatureslim]

@@deusdeaconReviews yeah but the cigar might have been the other guys and lecter was using it to mess with him. But now im over thinking it.

[@djyahn8583]

Did that look like human lungs to anybody else in the beginning of this show

[@Tony2Rips]

What did he cook in the beginning, because it looked delicious

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Beef fillet and Pork lung Bourguignon, Its straight from the Hannibal tv show cook book.

[@tulsibeepat3453]

Can you do a comparison of the series as well ?

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Its on the way

[@Barnesofthenorth]

If he wants his info on Hannibal and the fact he's after him kept secret... Why does he have a public website...

[@alicebluebrigman9185]

Watching that intro made hungry

[@Azazreal]

Just a point that you seem to be missing on the Lector killing the rude. It was never stated that he doesnt KILL the normal people but that he will only EAT the rude. So yes he will indeed kill whoever gets in his way but he will only set up and eat people that particularly irritate his sensibilites

[@michaelproctor8100]

You said the only way a person is taken off the FBI 10 Most Wanted List is if they are caught or have been confirmed as being killed. There is a third condition you were not aware of. The FBI and the U.S. Marshalls remove a person from the list when said individual reaches the age of 99.

[@newvoice1935]

What is name of the song he uses in the intro

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Die! She said - lookout me, here :- kzbin.info/www/bejne/fneQlo1raqh_rqs&ab_channel=DIE%21SHESAID

[@davidbailey6718]

I think you're missing the subtle plot point there are two protagonists/antagonists pair's Hannibal/Mason Clarice/Ray Liota Mason was infatuated with Hannibal approach him sexually and was left physically scared so he's out for revenge,Ray Liota's character approach Clarice sexually and was emotional scared from it and that's why takes chance he can get even with her and the reason why she's responsible by default she was in charge as the special agent in charge she would been held accountable because as leader she would get part blame/accolade for all the officers there dickhead or not so the premise of how she got the mark to start the movie is legitimate.I think you may not had payed attention do to your bias about the book,plus the movie did a shit job at conveying the characters motives

[@phishbon3s]

Many years ago I was employed at a call center that took care of orders for a company called Stonewall Kitchen; we were told by the company owners/presidents a secret we were not supposed to tell anyone. The skillets used in the brain cooking scene was purchased from their company. The wooden box they came in had to be hidden so the logo was not shown. Of course, there was juicier secrets about Martha Stewart's attitude and behavior but I always thought this was was more interesting. Wanted to share :)

[@deusdeaconReviews]

Very interesting indeed thanks.

[@phishbon3s]

+Deusdaecon Reviews I'm happy to share a little bizarre tidbit about the subject.

[@phishbon3s]

+Deusdaecon Reviews Apparently they thought it would be bad for their food (jams, jellies, chutneys, etc) to be associated with brain eating. *laughs*

[@falloutghoul1]

I have to know the opera Lecter was watching while being followed in Italy.

[@deusdeaconReviews]

I think this is the one your asking for Vide Cor Meum kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYGceqV5eLKIi9k

[@kawaiikawaiianimegirl4144]

Its hard to get organ meat like that in the states at least around where I live

[@rxtsec1]

I actually liked this movie however it's not silence of the lambs which is one of my favorite movies ever & it's better than red dragon

[@williemakit2477]

Goddamn! I love this movie! Definitely not as good as silence of the lambs, but an awesome watch!

[@KingEgyptian]

The book ending is just one big WTF.