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Human Demon ~ Heart Demon ~
Haskell 2022-04-23 07:02:15
Gaspard Ulliel is extremely handsome, the performance is also amazing, the picture processing also has the beauty of the oil painting, and the rhythm is properly grasped. These can get full marks, but I have to say that I saw Hannibal's cowardice in it. This cowardice made him a few years ago. The "altar" built by the ministry came down. It wasn't the people who killed and ate his sister that he resented, but himself. What he couldn't let go was that he was a part of it, even without his knowledge. But in a sense he's the same as those people. When he reaches human instinct, he makes a choice unconsciously. This choice may be forced or half-assaulted. More likely, it is a voluntary choice. I think Hannibal is lost. In it he couldn't release himself he was entangled in the past I think after he finally ended the lives of these people he voluntarily released himself and let himself be free but in the next life course of the dark youth of childhood His indulgence has always influenced and eventually led Hannibal to the path of the devil. He has no sympathy and no pity. He has only firmness and indifference, but he also has a lover's heart. Just like Mrs. Zi said to him, he only has a lover's heart but no lover. The power of his life is long because of his calm self-control and high IQ he has lived longer than anyone but in this long time he is alone without a soul exile himself ~ everyone hates him and respects him but no one will ever again to love him~~~
Extended Reading
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Hannibal Lecter: [to a photo of his parents] Father, mother. I'm the youngest student they've ever admitted into medical school. It's a work scholarship. I think you would be pleased. Death duties on my uncle's estate has finally forced the sale of the château. Lady Murasaki will leave for Paris with me now that her residency is under threat. This work scholarship means I must spend much of my spare time preparing bodies for the anatomy class. My studies are fascinating and absorb me completely. Yet I still find myself thinking about my sister, and the men who took her.
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Inspector Popil: [looks at Hannibal's polygraph tape] It's vanilla. He reacts to nothing. It's monstrous.