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 Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2013 12:58 pm
Of the movies not start Anthony Hopkins, Hannibal Rising - in my opinion - was very well done. I enjoyed the look into the history of Hannibal - anything history with me and I'm sold.
So what did you think?
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Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 11:06 pm
I thought it was awful. I thought the book was worse. But Gaspard Ulliel is a very attractive young man so to a degree I guess it evens out as the movie is relatively nice to look at.
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Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2013 2:09 pm
Poor little Misha ! crying And poor young Hannibal too ! The movie and the book are very well both. We can understand better the evolution of Hannibal character.
Gaspard Ulliel is doing well in this role.
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Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2013 9:58 pm
Lady Karmilla Poor little Misha ! crying And poor young Hannibal too ! The movie and the book are very well both. We can understand better the evolution of Hannibal character. Gaspard Ulliel is doing well in this role. I agree. The Misha plot broke my heart. And I did like the book and the movie for the back story. I felt like the franchise kinda needed that, plus I'm a history fan so I like anything that has some historical content. Gaspard Ulliel was very good in this movie. I would love to see him in more stuff.
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Blessed Conversationalist
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 4:32 pm
I adored the book but the movie was okay. in its own right it was good but the content compared to the book i thought it wasnt superb. Gaspard was wonderful but i just wish he looked a bit younger seeing as how Hannibal was still very young when he left and went to see lady Murasaki. to have been able to witness Hannibal's hatred towards the rude as a young man would have revealed more about his nature i think.
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 4:59 pm
apparently, I thought it was forgettable. I don't even remember watching it, but I did.
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 7:04 pm
XxMo_uNdEaDxX I adored the book but the movie was okay. in its own right it was good but the content compared to the book i thought it wasnt superb. Gaspard was wonderful but i just wish he looked a bit younger seeing as how Hannibal was still very young when he left and went to see lady Murasaki. to have been able to witness Hannibal's hatred towards the rude as a young man would have revealed more about his nature i think. I agree completely.
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 7:05 pm
A Redhead Angel apparently, I thought it was forgettable. I don't even remember watching it, but I did. Parts of it were, and then parts where Misha is killed and where Hannibal is killing for the first couple of times - or high - that's very memorable in my opinion.
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Blessed Conversationalist
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 7:11 pm
angel_of_joy A Redhead Angel apparently, I thought it was forgettable. I don't even remember watching it, but I did. Parts of it were, and then parts where Misha is killed and where Hannibal is killing for the first couple of times - or high - that's very memorable in my opinion. Maybe if I re-watched it, it would come back to me.
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 7:21 pm
A Redhead Angel angel_of_joy A Redhead Angel apparently, I thought it was forgettable. I don't even remember watching it, but I did. Parts of it were, and then parts where Misha is killed and where Hannibal is killing for the first couple of times - or high - that's very memorable in my opinion. Maybe if I re-watched it, it would come back to me. maybe! That's a great idea! I wish I had my copy of it right now. But I am trying to get a friend hooked so she has my DVDs right now.
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 7:46 pm
angel_of_joy XxMo_uNdEaDxX I adored the book but the movie was okay. in its own right it was good but the content compared to the book i thought it wasnt superb. Gaspard was wonderful but i just wish he looked a bit younger seeing as how Hannibal was still very young when he left and went to see lady Murasaki. to have been able to witness Hannibal's hatred towards the rude as a young man would have revealed more about his nature i think. I agree completely.
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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 9:02 pm
I love that the drawing that we read about in Hannibal Rising has come out in Hannibal (the tv show) I mean we know hannibal draws because his cell is plastered with them in Red Dragon, but the comment about the scalpel being the best way to sharpen a pencil and the reason he got into medicine in the first place. I love that.
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Blessed Conversationalist
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Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2013 1:07 pm
And Hannibal is a wonderful artist ! whee
The book and the movie are additional and allow us to better understand how Hannibal became "HANNIBAL". Lady Murasaki is an important character, she is one of the few people he wishes and cares but he loses her (he literally pass to the dark side of the Force ! ninja ). Before the death of his parents and his sister, Hannibal is already a very smart and gifted young boy, but when they dies, something is broke forever in himself. But something else, a terrible thing is born at that moment... Hannibal is a kind of fallen angel, with a very extreme sense of aesthetics. He knows perfectly human nature, but it is paradoxically inhuman and so evil... twisted
A true Lucifer ! Gorgeous and manipulator ! But he feels lonely very lonely. And I also think he is bored often, like Sherlock Holmes because they both need a very important intellectual stimulation.
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Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 9:16 pm
Lady Karmilla And Hannibal is a wonderful artist ! whee The book and the movie are additional and allow us to better understand how Hannibal became "HANNIBAL". Lady Murasaki is an important character, she is one of the few people he wishes and cares but he loses her (he literally pass to the dark side of the Force ! ninja ). Before the death of his parents and his sister, Hannibal is already a very smart and gifted young boy, but when they dies, something is broke forever in himself. But something else, a terrible thing is born at that moment... Hannibal is a kind of fallen angel, with a very extreme sense of aesthetics. He knows perfectly human nature, but it is paradoxically inhuman and so evil... twisted A true Lucifer ! Gorgeous and manipulator ! But he feels lonely very lonely. And I also think he is bored often, like Sherlock Holmes because they both need a very important intellectual stimulation. I agree and I think that's why, as viewers and readers, we have so much sympathy for Hannibal when we know we shouldn't. Just like you want to feel sorry for the Phantom of the Opera but he's really a murderer and a terrorist...but all he wants is to be loved.
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Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 6:39 am
Yes, it's true ! And i love the Phantom character too ! But Hannibal has better luck with women ! whee
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