THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION

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[@PeePeeLaMoi]

Pointing out how Clarise subconsciously uses Hannibal as a father is a wow moment!! You go deeper into characters than any other reaction channels I've seen.

[@kylemma33]

You are by far my favorite reaction Channel! You notice smal details that 99% of other reaction channels miss. Then you use said details to make an educated inference on where you think the story is going.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I appreciate that, thank you. Some comments said I was talking quite a lot but I like to analyze the information Im getting. Makes me feel like I am part of the process - you know, so thank you for encouraging my way of doing this. Hugs.

[@justcallmebrian793]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. I agree with Kyle i thoroughly enjoyed your commentation, and i learned alot.

[@Yggdrasil42]

Anthony Hopkins is just great. Such an expressive presence. He plays an amazing role too in the series Westworld.

[@Keykey74]

This is only one of three movies to win all five major Oscars: picture, actor, actress, director, and screenplay. The other two are It Happened One Night (1934) and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975). It’s truly a stunning film.

[@MikeInMD1961]

And deservedly so. A modern classic.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Didn't the Exircist win every Oscar or something similar?

[@Keykey74]

@@SamuelBlack84 It won adapted screenplay. The ones I listed are the only films to win the major five Oscars.

[@MikeInMD1961]

@@Keykey74 Ellen Burstyn was robbed!

[@Kenyon712]

The victims were like lambs too. They were being slaughtered and skinned. When Bill killed them he silenced their screams. She had another chance to save just one and she couldn’t move forward without doing that. It was a brilliant book and film.

[@jwalker2276]

What an awesome way of looking at it. I never thought of it that way but it totally fits.

[@Lill2895]

@@jwalker2276 yeah it's an even more outlined theme in the book since we're fully getting the perspective from the main character. Everything is through her eyes when she interacts with others even though I think it was in 3rd person omniscient.

[@championskyeterrier]

Really detailed and quality analysis. I really appreciated your empathy for the Catherine and Clarice characters too. I watch a lot of these reaction videos (I enjoy them for whatever reason) and rarely see anything as good as this.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!

[@chrisf.7980]

KSO, I was worried for you for awhile watching this! I know you are more of a rom-com kinda girl, but it is so much more enjoyable to watch someone like you who is smart enough to catch all the information that these more serious movies convey. You are always very insightful, even with the uncomfortable stuff! Great job, can't wait for more. 😁

[@SimoExMachina2]

For a romcom I would suggest Color of Night starring Bruce Willis.

[@jwalker2276]

@@SimoExMachina2 The first movie I ever seen of Bruce Willis and how do I remember it? Because they showed a nude shot of him. Lol

[@flibber123]

As far as why Hannibal asked her 'what did he say to you?' I assume he was testing her. Whether he could hear it or not, he could tell if she was being honest about what the other inmate said or if she was lying. That's why he mentions later in that conversation how she had been doing so well, being honest and such. He was testing and analyzing her from the start. It makes sense for him to do that. He can't know what approach would work best on someone without getting an idea of who they are and what they are about.

[@DanielOrme]

I forgot how nerve-wracking this movie is! That was a wonderful analysis of Clarice's character and how having Hannibal as her teacher affected her. And a great insight into how the incident with the lamb was central to her life. In fact, they filmed a flashback showing the child Clarice trying to run away with the lamb. But when they put the film together, they realized how much more powerful the scene was with just Hannibal and Clarice in closeup as she told him the story. Inserting the flashback would have destroyed the spell the two actors cast, so they never used it.

[@hongfang2508]

Jonathan Demme won an oscar for directing this movie. Demme also directed the concert movie, Stop Making Sense (Talking Heads)

[@RobwLPOC]

"I'm having an old friend for dinner" greatest go home line ever in a movie

[@chrisofstars]

I'm glad Anthony Hopkins decided to give up eating people to rule Asgard instead.

[@karna3588]

@@chrisofstars WHAT THE FUCK! I didn’t know Anthony Hopkins played Odin in the thor movies until I read your comment. And I have seen all the Marvel movies. Mind blown :O

[@championskyeterrier]

A Caribbean or African country maybe wasn't the best choice for Chilton to blend into the crowd.

[@RobwLPOC]

@@karna3588 how the hell did you not realize that was Anthony Hopkins?

[@MrUndersolo]

You figured out what Buffalo Bill was doing just as Hannibal Lecter said, 'Clever Girl.' Very eerie...

[@xyz8655]

29:39 Handcuff - LOL Leapt from the chair, necklace flies off, screams, sucks ice. I was laughing so loud I woke my wife up!

[@unicyclist97]

Anthony Hopkins totally stole the show despite rarely being on screen. Its like Jaws: keep your villain mysterious to build suspense and make the time with them feel more precious. The way he was already tracking her through the wall in the first scene with her was brilliant.

[@tiffany22]

What a funny reaction 31:50 " Don't be scared, don't be scared" " okay, be scared, be scared"!!! XD

[@Soupie62]

I was working as an usher at a cinema, when this came out. One of my tasks was to ask people not to put feet up on seats. I remember a young lady, watching the final showdown (Night Vision Goggles), getting tense and curling up in a ball - when I did my job and spoke to her, she was extremely startled.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Anthony Hopkins used to do something similar 😄

[@jamielandis4308]

I was surprised when this one popped up. I applaud your watching it. I speculate that Hannibal has a glass cell to keep him from reaching through the bars. When this came out, women like Clarice were rare in the FBI.

[@roddo1955]

When Clarice said:"No...you ate yours" That was the moment Lecter realised that Clarice was worthy of his respect. He didn't really show it but it stung him a little. I love how Lecter plays the long con. He knew Buffalo Bill and he knew that it was going to be his chance to escape, he just needed to find the right person to manipulate and ended up respecting her. He wanted out but, he truly wanted Clarice to advance in life. Clarice, Crawford and Barney are the only people he actually respects. Also: one thing Hannibal Lecter cannot abide with is, rudeness. It's his Achilles heel. What Miggs did was more than he could stand.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Yeah - SPOILER ALERT. If you are reading the comments, & have not seen the movie, or this reaction, & do not want to see any spoilers, stop now, & do not continue reading this comment. One of the books explains, that soldiers killed Hannibal's parents & ate his baby sister, whom he adored & saw as an ultimate symbol of goodness, because they were starving. They fed her to him as well, unbeknownst to him at the time. He hunted them down years later, & exacted revenge. It was then that one of them told him that they fed her to him as a hungry child too. So he developed a taste for human flesh because of them, & blamed them for it, as well as a warped moral compass. So he only eats the ones he thinks deserve it; the rude, the mean, the bullies, the ones who are out for profit, (seeking reward for his capture), or the ones who try to contain him & get in his way. Or in other words, those who trespass enemy territory... So in his own way, he falls in love with Starling, because she is good. He knows his moral compass is warped, & hers is not. So he sees her also as an ultimate & unwavering symbol of good, & I think imagines she's what his sister would have/could have been like as an adult. She ignites his protective instincts - his desire to protect her, where he could not protect his sister. So in a way, they both have the experience of being traumatized as children, by not being able to protect someone or something. Starling sensed that she was never in danger of Hannibal coming after her to hurt her, & she was right....She read him, while he was reading her.

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@IChooseJesus9091 In the Hannibal novel he tries to hypnotise her to in his mind at least place the mind of Mischa into Clarice's body, but he fails

[@louielouie22]

Epic performance by Sir Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster

[@Heegaherger]

A wonderfully insightful reaction. Most don't go to the extent you did, every body have their own skill set. Keep up the great reactions.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I appreciate that!

[@samhasanain4841]

This is one of the most entertaining reaction I’ve ever seen, LOL. You gotta do more, so good haha

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much Darlin'! Will do!

[@Uninvited72]

You made me bust up when you yelled at the about to be murdered guards, "You look like you're sleeping!!!"

[@TheZeroAssassin]

"I startle easily* Oh dear, she's going to be so on edge

[@unclemeat7310]

Loved when Hannibal bit the cops face and you went full "Beaker" ( from the muppets)voice!

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

29:45 Her voice may have gone full Beaker, but our girl Kemi had her fists ready and standing by! She's a fighter, not a flee-er! lol 🥊💖

[@kellykent131]

KSO, what a smart and insightful review! Loved it. You caught all the symbolism in the movie that I never noticed before. I learned something because of your take. Hopkins is in a really good adventure movie called The Edge with Alec Baldwin.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Wow, thank you!

[@ryankimbell8762]

My favorite part is when you call him "Dr. Chitlin" 🤣🤣 Your reactions are so genuine and you take moments to talk through what you're thinking and feeling. Favorite reaction channel!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

😊 thank you so much, I appreciate that.

[@88wildcat]

I've always believed the reason he asked what Miggs said to her was because he heard it and figured if she was willing to repeat it word for word to him then he would know she would be honest with him about other things. I think she kind of surprised him by not neatifying what was actually said to her.

[@SimoExMachina2]

Buffalo Bill was holding the women in the pit, so he could starve them and make their skins loose. That is also why they had to put on lotion, to keep the skin soft. He wanted "big girls" (size 14), so he could have all that loose skin for making a "woman suit" for him to wear.

[@championskyeterrier]

I have seen this film a number of times and never picked up on the little detail that Lecter saying "mind the drawings" served to distract the police, to draw their attention away while he prepared to pounce. Very nice observation! My personal favorite scene is when she enters Buffalo Bill's lair, because there is that little moment when 1. she realizes he's the killer and she's in his house and 2. he realizes that she knows yet they continue their little charade for another sentence or two before he runs. And when she draws her weapon there's a little hesitation and clumsiness that's so true to life.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

Remember, Lecter is 1 a psychiatrist and 2 a predator. His senses are keen. His eyes are open wide to see everything and his sense of smell is heightened, he can sense fear. He senses Clarice is special and he wants to exercise his psychologist side. She abliges him so he likes and respects her.

[@EgbertWilliams]

Miggs got her attention by saying, "I bit my wrist. Look at the blood." She wasn't just gawping at him.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Maybe she likes to watch 😄

[@timcliffsmith]

Haha! Watching you react to that was magnificent. Really funny. It's the first time I've heard your Nigerian accent coming out when you get really nervous or excited. Brilliant.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Glad you enjoyed

[@SaguaroBlossom]

The music playing while he kills the guards is "Sheep May Safely Graze." Because he gave Clarice enough info to stop Buffalo Bill. And he turned the one guard into a Death's Head Moth. So many layers and hidden meanings in this movie. And everyone cheers at the end when they realize Chilton is getting what he deserves.

[@peterjackson6011]

Only 14 minutes into this video and great analysis so far. I love that you noticed how little Hannibal blinks. Sir Anthony Hopkins watched interviews with Charles Manson and noticed how little he blinked, so he decided to work it into Lecter's character. If you pay attention you can see how wet his eyes are. I imagine he probably soaked them in eye drops between takes. 17:50 I agree, I think as a doctor he cared up to a certain point. It's been said that he rarely acts hostile toward people until he believes they have been rude to him. Or (as seen in Red Dragon) if they caught him.

[@jeffbartholomew1152]

Great reaction! With the way you paint images with words, you would make a terrific literature teacher if you’re not already one.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

My mum was a literature teacher.

[@Youtube_Globetrotter]

I was 13 1992 when I rent this on VHS, My mum didn't know anything about the movie except "the silence of the lamb" title. She would never allow it if she knew.

[@dyproxus1806]

If you think Hannibal is scary here around someone he wants to keep alive, wait till you see what he can do in Red Dragon while he’s still in a cell and wants someone dead.

[@celinhabr1]

I can't wait and i can already imagine how tense this movie made you. So good.

[@mauriciodelarosa2449]

I know right

[@joejawson5264]

I knew nothing when my friend invited me to see it. I saw this in the secondary budget theater that is months after the initial release. It was a Tuesday afternoon. The place was packed.

[@Manders13]

I just watched this again a few nights ago; still a dang great movie.

[@Amberhx1]

One of my favorite movies ever and I greatly enjoyed watching you watch/react to it. Anything Sir Anthony Hopkins does is pure gold.

[@lindanicholson950]

I understand what you mean about closing your eyes during a music video. Almost all the music I grew up on was on the radio or records. There were no videos. Much of the time I didn't even know what the singers looked like. The songs made the pictures in my mind. With books I also make my own pictures. It's why the movies are never right after I've read the book. This was a great reaction. One of my favorite movies.

[@samhain1894]

Great movie. It won all the big Oscars. I’m hoping someone will request Schindler’s List….everyone reacts to that one. One of the best movies ever made. And The Green Mile 🙂

[@NativeNewMexican]

I'd prefer Misery.

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@NativeNewMexican "I'll have to do something to keep you from moving around"

[@david.j9.rabbithole808]

This was my most favorite reaction to this movie. Ever. Thank you.

[@julianaFinn]

Such a great film and great review! The characters are so well written and fleshed out by amazing actors.

[@melissaisloud7404]

Another wonderful reaction from a lovely lady!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

You're the best!

[@edwardthorne9875]

What an amazing reaction - the world is a better place with you in it. Because you are such a sweetie, they will tell you to watch the most disturbing movies possible. And I love it. By the way, great editing on this - You may have gone over the allotted time, but that's OK. (I think)

[@SamuelBlack84]

Silence of The Lambs is far from disturbing. For all the horrible things I've seen this film is a childrens story

[@malachilowe6928]

Best reaction to Silence of the Lambs ever. Thank you so much for your sincerity and thoughtfulness.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Wow, thank you!

[@ryanje8147]

So funny how she kept calling Dr. Chilton as “chitlin”. Lol

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

On purpose.. cause it stinks and so does his personality

[@tessesmom]

Hannibal rising by Thomas Harris is the prequel to silence of the lambs. The book really details hannibal's upbringing and what led him to become who he became. Fair warning, it is not for the faint of heart. You are correct in the assumption that he did not come from poverty, he was raised in nobility in Lithuania, but WW2 changed all that. Enough said. xx

[@davidhasselblad3825]

The book was so much more artistic. Really gave the show an expessional beauty and license in a way.

[@roddo1955]

@@davidhasselblad3825 I liked the book and the movie left me a bit disappointed. It wasn't bad at all but, something was lacking.

[@victorsixtythree]

Wow, great reaction and I loved hearing your thoughts afterwards. You touched on Hannibal acting as Clarice's teacher and that's something I also noticed. Hannibal and Crawford were both teachers and father figures to Clarice. And there were the two parallel shots - when Hannibal handed the case file back to Clarice and caressed her finger and the close up shot of their hands when Crawford and Clarice shook hands after her graduation. (And also, after Crawford congratulated Clarice, her "other father" called to offer his congratulations as well!) And when you were talking about how when Clarice was a young girl they probably had to pry the baby lamb out of her grasp - it made me think of how, when they rescued Catherine and brought her out of the house, she was clutching the dog. I hadn't noticed that parallel before. What a great movie! I notice new things every time!

[@SamuelBlack84]

There's also the parallel with Hannibal and Mischa

[@evelynne2846]

LOVED your indepth character analysis. This movie won Oscars for Movie, Director, Actor, Actress and others. Very intense psychological drama. Thank you for reacting to this movie.

[@LordVolkov]

For a deep dive into Hannibal's personality, check out the TV show Hannibal, with Mads Mikkelsen doing a great job filling Anthony Hopkin's shoes.

[@ninawildr4207]

Agreed!

[@stace8080]

Yes, the books will explain Hannibal's background much better

[@chrisofstars]

23:48 "Girl, don't do it! Let your skin be dry!" 😂😂😂

[@tomyoung9049]

You worked thru this pretty fast and almost dead on. Great reaction, this is an incredible movie, so well made and performed.

[@rowenatulley852]

I'm glad to see you pause the movie when you want to go into a long discourse about the movie. Most reactors don't seem to do that . . .

[@aipaloovik]

I used to be a correctional officer with the WI (USA) DOC. We don't have weapons inside our institutions. Only the towers have M4 carbines and 12 gauge shotguns. All us COs get is OC (pepperspray).

[@johnnysampa]

You must watch Thelma and Louise. You will have all possible emotions.

[@Otokichi786]

"Train to Busan": Am I a Joke to you!?

[@travisirius]

I’m sure this scared the bejesus outta ya!

[@88wildcat]

Foster's performance is even more amazing when you consider the final confrontation with Buffalo Bill was shot with normal lighting and the night vision effect was added in post production. That means that she had to behave like she was in total darkness when it was actually clear as day when the scene was filmed. There is one small continuity flaw in the movie. When Starling first meets Lector she tells him the origin of Buffalo Bill's nickname came from the homicide unit of the Kansas City Police Department but when they show the map from the case file that shows the locations of all the kidnappings and body disposals they are all east of the Mississippi River, or at least 400 miles away from Kansas City. There is no reason for the Kansas City Police Department to be involved with the case.

[@taniaPBear]

I was so scared, not by the movie, for your wellbeing. I was so relieved when it was over and you were OK with it. lol. I think it will be a lot less stressful watching Footloose........or will it? Hehe. Great reaction, as always, thank you.

[@SamuelBlack84]

The world has far more unimaginably cruel and disturbing horrors than this film.

[@SmallFryAmI92]

this movie was on TV a lot growing up so I remember seeing the c*m scene when I was young and thinking it was spit and being confused because like yes someone else’s spit is gross but why freak out that much??? And I didn’t realize what he’d said because of the for-TV-editing. Then, I go years without watching it until I’m a teen/young adult and can watch the uncensored then I got it and was repulsed. Suddenly I tooootally understood why she was freaked by it! I would be too!!! Edit to add now that we’re at the end: you needing to calm down after the movie was very sweet. I love thrillers, horror, jump scares, high tension, etc movies to seeing someone need to come down after such an intense movie is just adorable to me for some reason!

[@roddo1955]

He did not smell her blood. He saw the tear on her trousers and the stain. Just like with the Evian skin creme and the perfume. She momentarily opened her bag and he saw the skincreme and could smell the waft of perfume coming from her bag

[@GN-jn1ty]

KSO shows why this was a Best Picture Oscar winner - psychological drama from start to finish - even the gore is there for psychological effect.

[@QDPenguin]

psychopaths tend to talk with good manners, coherence and some extent of charm, but also cannot control their outbursts of anger.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Psychopaths are excellent manipulators and choose their victims carefully. It's almost an ancient instinct in the modern day, a constant reminder of our primal side

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Jodie Foster in “The Accused” is also a great movie- Also “Executioners Song” with Tommy Lee Jones--fantastic movie as well- ❤️💖😘

[@maxis5650]

I´m sure you know that Jodie won her first Oscar for The Accused, you could have mentioned that in your post.

[@ollietsb1704]

Both ELEPHANT MAN for Hopkins and THE ACCUSED for Jodie are not for the faint of tears. These are both sad, heartbreaking, HARD and angering at the social injustice. Jodie's NELL is also an awesome performance and other tale of social wrongs. She is magnificent in that. HOTEL ARTEMIS is surprisingly powerful, too... it feels lame for much of the film but there's a mystery which she and the audience 'avoid' but she's collecting answers every step of the way.

[@jritter1]

28:41“ they don’t even have a gun! These foolish people”…..That’s my type of girl right there.

[@karna3588]

You seem like a very pleasant and compassionate person. Great reaction too! Thumbs up 👍

[@thegirlinquestion]

yes my love! I do like Demme’s directing in this and all his films. he really makes you feel like you are there looking into the character’s eyes. i especially love how he puts you in Clarice’s shoes and you can feel how uncomfortable she is being seen as an object by men.

[@TwistedSither]

Buffalo Bill was based on real-life psychopath, Ed Gein. Bill's crimes mirror several of Gein's own crimes. Gein was also the inspiration for Norman Bates, from the Hitchcock classic, Psycho, as well as Leatherface, from Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

[@avantprog6902]

I was gonna mention that.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

"And how come is cage is _glass_ and the others have _bars?"_ Ah! You _caught_ it! Yes. There _is_ no good reason for that.

[@Dylan_Platt]

I'm not even fifteen minutes into your reaction and you've already picked up on more of what's going on than some reactors have by the end of the film. Great insight into Lector and Clarise's first encounter, you've earned my subscribe already and I'm looking forward to seeing what you think of the rest of the film!

[@janetl.3756]

What a great analysis of this movie. Very insightful and thorough. Love your reviews!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you kindly!

[@karenj3611]

Oh my dear KSO, I don't know if your heart can take this one. Fasten your seat belt.

[@SamuelBlack84]

She should try to react to Martyrs

[@kerrythorn8575]

What's more horrific than this film is real life. People do this and other terrible things to others.

[@SwimmerPrince]

When her necklace fell off... I freaking lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dunringill1747]

Great reaction to this great movie. Crawford & Clarise are smart, but Hannibal is a genius who was several steps ahead of them. Hannibal told Clarice at the beginning that he intends to help her career. What he didn't tell Clarice is he is playing a mental chess game against Crawford to leverage an opportunity for escape. Hannibal knew Crawford was using Clarice but wanted all the case credit for himself. Hannibal made certain Crawford would go to the wrong address and Clarice would go to the right one, therefore receiving all the case credit.

[@roddo1955]

I can't stop commenting. This is my favourite movie of all time. And your reaction was SO astute,, so observant. You are one of my favourite reactors

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@astranoel895]

My first reaction of yours that I'm watching. Honestly, at first I kinda thought you were talking just a bit much. But as I listened more to your analysis and ideas I really appreciated it. And I understood why you stopped rather than talking over the movie too much. You even caught stuff that I never noticed or thought about! I'm looking forward to more of your reviews. You have a new subscriber!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I appreciate that

[@quz908]

You still got it. This review was Priceless!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Hope you've got plenty of ice! You need to see Schindler's List. Not nerve-wracking, but heart-rending!

[@Phil-p7p]

"I don't like you in white" ... but other than that ... 🤣. Another superb reaction.

[@SirPaladin]

Throughout his entire screentime, Sir Anthony Hopkins NEVER BLINKS.

[@NanceDrew]

I’m a HUGE conisuerrier of film and it’s hard for me to pick a favorite when asked, I have a top 5 or so in each genre, yet this movie blew me out of the water after I saw it the first time I saw it and knew it was my all time favorite and it still is to this day. Award shows are like my playoffs with the Oscars being my Super Bowl (not into sports) and was so happy to see a psychological thriller/horror movie win as it did.

[@ArtamStudio]

Once again, KSO, your insights are wonderful, and I applaud you for getting through the tough parts!

[@cmoiden37]

great reaction. I advise you to look at schindler's list (it's a real story)

[@animalian01]

His cage is glass because if they were bars he could get his arms through and get the person on the otherside

[@robertn800]

You’re a fantastic reactor ! Thus new subscriber 🌟

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thanks and welcome

[@guitarman8462]

Another super movie with Sir Anthony Hopkins is " The Elephant Man ". 👌👌👌👌

[@antoniocarlin5026]

Im from Monterrey, México here lives the Dr Balli the person who inspired the character of Hannibal Lecter... I know him when I was a child :)

[@jontastic]

If you watch the tv series Monk you can see the actor who is Buffalo Bill in this. He’s a good actor.

[@SamuelBlack84]

The idea of visiting an asylum to talk in person to those like Hannibal and Miggs😱😱😱I would tremble terribly to meet such monsters

[@kelliefish7695]

Anthony Hopkins is SURPURB!

[@ploppill34]

what a performance!......................by you! :)

[@randomlibra]

"It's not funny". LOL Nah, it's not but sometimes we laugh when uncomfortable :) I have a bad habit of doing it at the worst times ;)

[@anthonymoore3612]

They both won the Oscar,And best picture to.

[@davidgagnon3781]

Clarice looked in Miggs cell because he said "I bit my wrist so I can die. Look at the blood."

[@iwonapietrzak5608]

OMG it's been a long time since i laughed so hard:) thank you love!! It's been fun❤️

[@deires77]

How about an underrated gem... Tucker and Dale vs Evil. It will make you cringe and cry from laughter 😉 It's about two guys who "had a doozy of a day" 🐝