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Shocking Hannibal
Mireya 2022-04-23 07:02:15
I watched "The Silence of the Lambs" before, and Hannibal's eyes in the movie with high IQ and calm and graceful killing were very captivating, so I opened "Young Hannibal", it turns out that everyone's experience as an adult is completely the same as that of childhood. Hooked and deeply influenced, Hannibal as a child was lovable, courageous, kind, and happy. . . When he saw that his parents died one after another, although he was scared and sad, he still tried his best to take care of Misha and protect Misha. . . Seeing Misha being eaten. . . It caused an indelible shadow on him throughout his life, and even the careful care of Mrs. Zi in the future would not be able to heal the distorted soul. . . . . . . I like Gaspard Ulliel's sinister but firm eyes, and the words: "I love you", "What is left in your heart to love now". . .
Extended Reading
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Chesley 2022-04-24 07:01:07
Originally it was a good movie, but because of Hannibal's masterpiece, it was mediocre immediately. Also, as long as you are a god, you have to be related to the shadows of childhood. Is it interesting? Can't find another reason?
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Joannie 2022-04-24 07:01:07
131 minute edition. The script of this episode is still provided by the original author, and it is a bit over-fabricated. Hannibal's mask appears here in the form of Japanese samurai armor. The mask was later put on by the law enforcer to prevent him from gnawing people, and it has become a kind of spiritual totem here. Oh, it's so stubbornly ridiculous. The opening part of World War II is well described, it is a cruel scene of life and death, and the legend of cannibalism has also spread from a few bandits eating Hannibal's sister... But the plot after that is a simple revenge film, Yuli Er is of course handsome. The Japanese Gong Li passed on some of the Bushido spirit to the male protagonist (the three main characters in this film all died in World War II), but these are not enough to support the futility of the revenge link, and the male protagonist repeatedly I thought about the scene where my sister was killed, and then I found one to kill another. The detective followed like a dog and it didn't work. The whole rhythm didn't change, and the director didn't have any creativity in creating the atmosphere (think about the level of the Revenge Trilogy) The unrated version doesn't have any large-scale pictures. The scene where the male protagonist slashed the butcher with a samurai sword is a bit new, isn't it?
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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.