cinemaforever
29Feb12
Agreed, this drives me insane after every viewing.
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Valerie Chiang
3Apr12
finally watched this movie after about 10 years of walking past the DVD in grocery stores, and it's every bit as fantastic as i hoped it would be.
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Maximilian Bercovicz
1Feb12
I do like this, but there's just something about it that prevents it from being great.
Seth Farmer
27Dec11
The ending of this film is brilliant. At least, from a male's perspective. The night vision tinted first-person sequence is surely one of the great statements on voyeurism. Jodie Foster is beautiful, sexy, and vulnerable as she swipes and stumbles through the dark. We have been ogling her the entire film and we ogle her now, except for one major difference: we now share our view with that of Buffalo Bill.
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Seth Farmer
27Dec11
The film's central theme of transformation is here writ ultimate: despite whatever desires we have to advance ourselves we are all still subject to animalistic urges. At that moment we may as well all be serial killers.
mfg
6Dec11
I'll never forget the day my grandmother accidentally flipped her TV onto the part when Ted Levine is dancing with his penis tucked into his legs. Good times.
Kevin Aditya
8Oct11
Anthony Hopkins with his roughly 16 minutes screen time truly takes the movie to a whole different level.
PolarisDiB
13Jul11
"Well shot." The type of well shot that makes you think you'll never possibly live up to the same praise. -- DiB
Caden Cotard
8May11
One of the best whodunits ever, elevated by two brilliant central performances. Anthony Hopkins' Hannibal Lecter is a masterclass in acting, and Jodie Foster's Clarice Starling is one of the best protagonists ever written
ExitBxC
8Feb11
The best bad movie of modern times. A silly comic book version of the MUCH superior *Manhunter*. Anthony Heald Dr. Chilton is so one dimensional he almost single-handedly renders the film unwatchable. And the dank, dark, cobblestone, "chamber" is laugh out loud preposterous when compared to the pristine, glowing, white of Hannibal's lock-down in MH. That contrast alone is an object lesson in Hollywood V. real life.
Zachary Curl
17Oct10
this was one of the few movies i could call perfect. the only thing i'd like to add to that is that being from Pittsburgh, it's really cool to see some local stuff in the movie as well.
Arban Khoiri
24Apr10
One of the best thriller ever made. Hannibal Lecter simply one of the greatest villain ever.
