EPT[TV] Hannibal - Page 3
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32754 Posts
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s3rp
Germany3192 Posts
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Praetorial
United States4241 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + shot a man in broad daylight??!!!!!! | ||
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
I don't know if Mads Mikkelsen is the right person for the role. He's too stereotypical creepy. It'll be really hard to relate him to Anthony Hopkin's Hannibal. | ||
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Praetorial
United States4241 Posts
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
On April 13 2013 05:36 EpiK wrote: so at what point (in terms of the books) does this series take place? Before Red Dragon or after Silence of the Lambs? It's set "before" Red Dragon. However, with everything being set ~30 years later, Crawford being black, Lounds being a woman and Will Graham being more eccentric than ever before, I think it's better to view it as a separate universe; this is Ultimate Hannibal. | ||
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Brainsurgeon
Sweden359 Posts
Conclusion: Francis Dollarhyde aka Red Dragon will be the final enemy (not counting Mads, of course). | ||
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trifecta
United States6795 Posts
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9959 Posts
The playing out of a scenario by a group of 3-5 people where they each take it in turns to talk. Its so fucking annoying once you notice it. | ||
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Praetorial
United States4241 Posts
On April 13 2013 06:55 Jockmcplop wrote: I've seen alot of US cop shows and they all have one thing in common. The playing out of a scenario by a group of 3-5 people where they each take it in turns to talk. Its so fucking annoying once you notice it. This wouldn't appear to be the case with Hannibal, then. Also, when Lecter brings Will breakfast and eats with Crawford, is the implication that he's feeding them human flesh? | ||
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Dekker
Germany169 Posts
On April 13 2013 06:58 Praetorial wrote: This wouldn't appear to be the case with Hannibal, then. Also, when Lecter brings Will breakfast and eats with Crawford, is the implication that he's feeding them human flesh? Thats the thing with Lecter. You never know. Hes not eating human flesh every time he eats. But somehow it adds suspension to the scenerie. I like it. | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9959 Posts
On April 13 2013 06:58 Praetorial wrote: This wouldn't appear to be the case with Hannibal, then. Also, when Lecter brings Will breakfast and eats with Crawford, is the implication that he's feeding them human flesh? It did happen when they were first analyzing the bodies in the lab. And yes, it is implied, but not explicit at all. | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On April 13 2013 06:58 Praetorial wrote: This wouldn't appear to be the case with Hannibal, then. Also, when Lecter brings Will breakfast and eats with Crawford, is the implication that he's feeding them human flesh? I think it's suppose to be up in the air. I don't think it is human flesh; but similar to the opening of Dexter. That knowing he's a serial killer everything looks far more sinister; such as the sauce on the loin in episode 2. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32754 Posts
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
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Dazed.
Canada3301 Posts
Otherwise I like the show and the characters, and I think this Hannibal fits the character far better than Anthony Hopkins ever did. The only downside is I find him a bit hard to understand at times. Oh well. | ||
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s3rp
Germany3192 Posts
On April 13 2013 07:04 wei2coolman wrote: I think it's suppose to be up in the air. I don't think it is human flesh; but similar to the opening of Dexter. That knowing he's a serial killer everything looks far more sinister; such as the sauce on the loin in episode 2. When he had meal with Crawford my immidiate thought was the annoying journalist he just had a creepy talk ended up on the plate. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17829 Posts
On April 13 2013 07:25 Dazed_Spy wrote: Otherwise I like the show and the characters, and I think this Hannibal fits the character far better than Anthony Hopkins ever did. The only downside is I find him a bit hard to understand at times. Oh well. That's what they were going for. English accent you can't put to a specific location. Seeing how Lecter is Lithuanian, most likely schooled in England and with lots of pretty obscure past it makes sense, although I agree that the way Mads is speaking seems a bit slurred, probably due to his "stiff upper lip" (which helps him play all those bad guys devoid of emotion, take Le Chiffre for example). | ||
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Kenpark
Germany2350 Posts
On April 13 2013 07:12 wei2coolman wrote: Criminal Minds have been doing that forever. I dont know Criminal Minds, but I guess its just a regular murder case every episode kind of show ? That is completely fine with me. But here we have a crazy criminal case every episode with multiple victims. I mean how many cases of serial killers there even have been in lets say the last 5 years in the US ? I dont know for me it seems rly implausible. I really really want to like this show, as I very much enjoyed all the Hannibal movies, but if this continues in this pace I´m gonna abondon it. | ||
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Just_a_Moth
Canada1970 Posts
On April 13 2013 07:25 Dazed_Spy wrote: I dont think Will is convincingly autistic, at all. It seems more like an assertion than an actual aspect of his character, doubly so given they continuously hammer home his analytical skills are predicated on empathy. You mean that thing Autistics are suppose to be bad at? Yeahhh... Otherwise I like the show and the characters, and I think this Hannibal fits the character far better than Anthony Hopkins ever did. The only downside is I find him a bit hard to understand at times. Oh well. I don't think Will is supposed to be autistic, he just said that's what he's closest to when the chief asked him a question about his mind. I haven't read the books though, so someone please enlighten me if it is explicit that he is autistic in the books. Also, yeah sometimes I don't understand what Mads says, but I don't really care cause he's Mads. | ||
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