Today, I finally watched the last of Hannibal's three films, Red Dragon. I feel that my favorite is the Silence of the Lambs. I feel that the latter two were made for box office or so-called commemorative purposes, but Anthony Hopkins The acting is still great!
Silence of the Lambs means that the young FBI trainee agent Stalin received a mission from his superiors. This is a serial murder case. The victims are all fat women and they are all skinned. Doctor Hannibal asked for help, and Hannibal asked Stalin to exchange his personal experiences in exchange for his assistance. Stalin eventually caught Buffalo Bill at the tip of Hannibal, who also killed his watchman and successfully escaped from prison.
Hannibal means that Mason, the nemesis who was once disfigured by Hannibal, wants to draw out Hannibal and take revenge.
Red Dragon is talking about a film researcher who was abused by his grandmother since childhood, who pervertedly killed two families on a full moon night. Will, the detective who arrested Hannibal many years ago, was asked to investigate the case. He encounters some bottlenecks and decides to ask Hannibal for help, but Hannibal informs Will's address to the Tooth Fairy. Fortunately, the Tooth Fairy does not harm Will's wife and children. In the end, Will and his wife killed the Tooth Fairy.
I like to watch these kinds of films. It has a plot and more importantly, a sense of excitement. It is similar to the psychology of curiosity. I want to see things that I usually can’t see. When watching the film, you can follow the progress of the film to reason. If you are right The sense of achievement is indescribable. Even if you guess wrong, it is still an attempt. In fact, it may be another possibility.
My favorite is Silence of the Lambs, the plot is good, Hannibal made Hannibal vulgar, he actually fell in love with Stalin and cut off his own hand for her, this is something I don't want to learn to admit . Red Dragon is even more ridiculous. There is a plot of an idol drama in it. The perverted serial killer actually has a woman he likes and struggles for her. However, there are also brilliant places in it. The plot of the tooth fairy in the end is unexpected and wonderful. Of course, I think the arrangement of these plots also has more human considerations for these people, but I think it ruins the film and Hannibal. I don't know what I will think about it later.
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