RED DRAGON (2002) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | Movie Reaction | Okie Dokie!
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- Time for another helping of Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Mrs. Movies watches Red Dragon (2002). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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The actor who played Hannibal in Hannibal Rising passed away last week due to a head injury from a skiing accident. His name was Gaspard Ulliel. He was a very talented actor in France. I hope you enjoy Hannibal Rising. R.I.P Gaspard! ❤️
Oh that sucks. R.I.P
Sad to hear that about that actor. R.I.P.
IMO, Hannibal Rising is just not a good movie, though it has nothing to do with the actor's performance (although replacing Anthony Hopkins is impossible). The film as a whole is just not as good as the other 3 they already watched.
Wow, that's a sad coincidence.
Right after I read this comment I simply couldn't believe to what I read and I kept saying at least 6 times WHAT? WHAT?😱 I'll say again: WHAAAAAT???????😢😢😢 CAN''T BELIEVE THIS!!!😞 May Him R.I.P🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Oh no he was so young...R.I.P
The flute player was named Benjamin Raspail and it was his head in the jar that Starling found in the garage in the movie version of Silence of the Lambs. He was a patient of Lector and was pretty messed up himself in the book. In the movie it is his head and Lector put it there after Jame Gumb/Buffalo Bill killed him. In the novel, it was the head of Klaus, a lover of Raspail's who was killed by Bill, and it was Raspail who put the head in his storage garage.
Buffalo Bill was a lover of Raspail but Raspail dumped him (Raspail said Bill wasn't really gay but "picked it up" during his time in prison), so Bill killed Klaus out of jealousy, made an apron out of him, and put his head in Raspail's fridge (which Raspail then stored in his garage...). Raspail calmly told all this to Lector right before Lector killed him. Raspail already knew Bill was a killer when he was with him and didn't really do anything about it but tell Lector in therapy sessions. Raspail was the reason Lector knew about Bill's history and what his real name was (he also had a single therapy session with Bill after Raspail recommended him).
Thank you for that information. Now I need to read those two books.
It´s a shame we didn´t see more of Francis´backstory with his grandma. I remember reading "Red Dragon" as a teenager and it scared the crap out of me. Had nightmares after finishing it.
Oh that book was sooo damn good.
@@Eowyn187 I'll second that. None of the two adaptations do it justice in its sheer horror and dementia. I still prefer the "Manhunter" version.
@@Eowyn187 I just started it after finishing the second, do you think the Red Dragon book is better than Silence of the Lambs? Just curious. The SOTL book was fantastic.
@@zzevonplant I don't think it's quite as efficient a novel as SOTL, but Red Dragon is still very good. Some fantastic prose in that one.
@@OrigamiCL I ended up reading Red Dragon next, my husband liked it when he read it, so I went for that first. Still haven't read Hannibal yet.
The irony of Francis Dollarhyde of yearning for people to see him for who he is and the only one who ever could was a blind woman.
and the man who hunts him down and the man who uses him against the man who hunts him down
Francis Dolarhyde's house used to be his grandma's and she was abusive. The conversation you hear when he's first introduced is him remembering when she threatened to castrate him for wetting the bed when he was a kid. As an adult he became obsessed with the Red Dragon painting to the point he developed a split personality based on the dragon and believed he could become it by killing people but he's so insane he doesn't even think he's killing them. Just "changing" them.
No he thinks the dragon is doing it
He 'changes' them so that they can witness what he is becoming, and see himself through their eyes (hence the mirrors). Red Dragon and Buffalo Bill are both obsessed with metamorphosis, in their own twisted ways.
Edward Norton is great in this, I really love how he plays off of Sir Hopkins.
Edward Norton is a good actor but his take on graham was more straight forward and pretty sane . In the book graham seemed much more disturbed by his ability to empathize with killers. William Petersen and Hugh dancy captured that version of graham much more accurately.
He's so bad in it, which is uncharacteristic for Mr. Norton's skill. Same with Keitel, easily the weakest movie versions of Graham and Crawford.
I love how disturbing and dark this trilogy is. Even the weaker sequels really have their moments and have this really creepy atmosphere and terrifying characters like Dolarhyde and Verger
More so than Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal, Red Dragon DEEPLY f*cked me up. It’s specifically the scene with Edward Norton alone in the crime scene house when he turns the light on and sees the bloody bed… that alone gets me and I think my severe fear of home invasions stem from this film and that moment.
@joshsleeze I think we should all have a healthy fear of home invasions and serial killers !🤣🤪
Taken did the same for me and traveling 😂🤣😂
Your fear doesn’t come from a movie or a book. Your fear comes from living in a shit country where crimes are normal and have a criminal government. It’s the movies that trick you.
A well stocked home arsenal with other assorted weapons hidden around one's home allays any fear of home invasion...
Then don't watch manhunter the red dragon first movie adaption, that's gonna be worse, especially the main character you totally believe he is on the brink of becoming a psycho himself.
I hope the Hannibal show is on your watchlist!
It absolutely is!
@@MrsMovies Hooray!
So excited! It's my favorite show, you'll adore it!
@@MrsMovies Really neat show.
Seriously. The craziest show I’ve ever seen on network tv. By the end of the second season I literally was watching it pacing in front of the tv, it’s so intense.
Mostly psychological mind games, but you really REALLY get insight into Hannibal. Also. The guy who plays Will Graham is freaking amazing.
Sooo glad to see so many other comments here championing and recommending the Hannibal TV series. I figured I'd pile on that praise, as it is (in my opinion) a damn near flawless TV show. Mads Mikkelsen's take on Hannibal absolutely stands up to Anthony Hopkins' version of the character - and I say that as a diehard fan of Hopkins and everything that wonderful man does. It's also worth noting that the show does the Red Dragon storyline justice in ways this film really doesn't. Check it out!
When it first came out I tried to watch it, but couldn't get into it. Maybe I should try it again
Seconded. I am so jealous of people that haven't seen the Hannibal TV series and get to experience it for the first time. It's one of the most beautifully horrifying shows ever made.
I never for the life of me understood why they cancelled that show! like you've got a golden goose, what happened?
@@ramiabdo5953 Bryan Fuller often referred to Hannibal as a "prestige project" for NBC, sort of like Mad Men or Breaking Bad, though its ratings never matched either of those shows. It lasted 3 seasons almost exclusively based on its quality. Keep the hope alive for a season 4 - it can still happen!
@@kimcottingham8043 The show is pretty slow, and in my opinion it is overly theatrical in the outrageousness of the kills and how one man is supposed to pull them all off in such elaboration with so little time and without getting caught. The actors are great however, and I especially liked Richard Armitage as Dollarhyde/the dragon and the guy who played Mason Verger was excellent too. I also very much appreciated how they sort of mixed the storylines of both 'Red Dragon' and 'Hannibal' together, sort of like with tales that change in the retelling over time, but keep the core elements the same.
This movie was such a good prequel to the others, I love how it ends with Hannibal about to meet Clarice bringing the series full circle.
It is interesting seeing how even though Hannibal was behind bars he’s still very much so involved in the active killer’s actions and the cops life.
You have to do the show Hannibal I think you both would love it and it's probably one of the best shows ever.
This came out when I was a senior in high school. Was my first rated R movie in theaters!
You have not seen Edward Norton until you have seen "Primal Fear" where he plays alongside Richard Gere.
I guess we’ll have to watch it!!
@@MrsMovies oh wow pls promote your channel more I didn’t know you had one ..instant sub
Awesome fricking movie.
Manhunter was my entry into the Hannibal movies, and I have always thought it never got the recognition, I love it and hope you guys get to it!
Was a bit of a scroll to find someone mention Manhunter.
Red dragon has a fenomenal cast !
And it's a GREAT movie also.
Yay. My favorite of the Hannibal flicks. So in line with the book. And this cast!!
@XyZ313 it's been so long, I don't rmbr details. But I rmbr I like that one almost as much as this one.
Darn good movie, with a darn good cast. Phillip Seymour Hoffman getting glued to the wheelchair disturbed the heck out of me when I saw this in theaters at just shy of 12-years-old.
A great adaptation, and a cool revival of Hannibal in spite of being far older than he should. I really liked the nuanced character of the 'Tooth Fairy', who seems like he could have really been a decent guy, if not for all the... you know.
I love her facial expressions.
Hannibal TV show is amazing!!!
"Every game must have its ending." and every cannibal therapist must have the douchiest little ponytail.
13:17 ☎️
So the old analog dial phones when they ring they just went through like a circuit to dial so if you played with the receiver you could like hold open phone lines keep them connected etc
Whether he's the villian (Francis Dolarhyde in "Red Dragon", Amon Goeth in "Schindler's List" or Lord Voldermort) or the lead character (M. Gustave in "The Grand Budapest Hotel", Lenny Nero in "Strange Days" or Justin Quayle in "The Constant Gardener"), Ralph Fiennes delievers performances that is second to none. Such a fantastic actor with an incredible range.
He also had a small role in the hurt locker
Definitely one of my favorites
The funny part about the scene with the tiger is that Elfman named that cue of the score “Tiger Balls”.
for me it goes Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs, then Hannibal. for some reason, I just love the pacing and story of Red Dragon more than Silence of the Lambs. Dolarhyde's backstory is so compelling to me and I just love what Ralph Fiennes did with the character. plus I'm a sucker for Edward Norton haha
Same here.
I believe you can probably still dial phone numbers this way. Used to be how rotary dial phones worked. You pick up the phone and make a connection, hearing the dial tone to confirm the connection has been made. Put your finger in the dial in the hole for number seven, for example, dial it to the finger stop and remove your finger, the dial mechanism proceeds to break the connection seven times. Whichever number you dial, it breaks the connection that many times. That’s how it indicates to the system on the other end which number you’d like to reach. And so, breaking the connection yourself with the switch on top that breaks the connection when you hang the receiver up accomplishes the exact same thing. Tap it five times for a five, nine times for a nine, etc.
I was looking for a Red Dragon reaction for a long time. Nice to see one on your Channel. TY
Mos def watch/review the TV show - incredibly well done and aesthetically beautiful.
Ralph Fiennes is the best villain actor in history. Amon Geoth in Schindlers List, Voldemort in Harry Potter, This movie… he’s so good.
Christopher Lee
And then see his contrast to being the M in James Bond
Alan Rickman
Ralph Fiennes is one of the best actors. :)
Ralph Fiennes is actually played by Gary Oldman
Structurally, Red Dragon is much more faithful, with story beats happening in the same place, though with Hannibal showing up far more than his book conterpart to influence the plot. Manhunter puts all of the Tooth Fairy scenes in the third act, using the time to focus on Will instead. The Tooth Fairy is creepy, very creepy in fact, but isn't any more than that. Because all of his scenes feel so rushed, there's no reason to care why he makes an emotional connection with Reba thus reducing her character to someone for Will to save.
On the other hand, all of that Manhunter Will time gives us what Red Dragon doesn't: a compelling and book accurate lead chatacter. I like Edward Norton, but he's not given anything to work with here. The Manhunter Will, like book Will, is frightened by his abilty to empathize with the people he's trying to catch. You understand the emotional toll his job is taking on him and how fragile his state of mind is.
Personally, I think Manhunter is a better film. Red Dragon is good, it doesn't feel like the desperate cash grab it could have. With the exception of Edwatd Norton, I really like the rest of the cast. But all in all, it never rises above the level of "filmed version of book" trying to emulate the visual language of another movie.
Manhunter does it's own thing; it adapts the book to the film medium, arguably with varying degrees of success, but managing to still get the spirit right.
One further note: which version any given person prefers could boil down to simple esthetics. Manhunter is directed by Miami Vice era Michael Mann and, oh boy, it feels like it. It might be the most 80s thing to ever 80s. If synthesizers, barren white sets, and intense neon light creeping in from unknown sources aren't you're cup of tea, this is going to be a very rough sit.
I agree that Manhunter is the superior movie. Michael Mann was really at the top of his game in the 80s with movies like Manhunter and Thief.
I love Mann, but I've never thought he was right for a Harris adaptation, and Manhunter suffers for it. At the end of Red Dragon, Graham is quickly taken out of commission and Dolarhyde is taken down by his family...first his stepson, with the fishing rod, who saves his life, then his wife, who slays the Dragon. Dolarhyde murdered families because of his lust for the wives and mothers, and he's taken down by a family, removed from the world by a wife and mother. Mann is a tough guy director who makes tough guy movies, so instead, we get a Miami Vice style showdown. Harris's ending is poetic...Mann's is a desperate, if stylish, cliche. The later adaptation splits the difference a bit, and lets Graham hang around to play hero, but ultimately comes down mostly on the side of the novel. Ted Tally scripting was a major plus. For my money, he adapts Harris far better than anyone else. Including Harris himself.
The Hannibal TV show is must. I was deeply upset it didn't get to the Lambs part of the Hannibal Lecter story. I always envisioned Rose Leslie (Ygyritte from GOT) playing her.
They couldn't get the rights to Lambs, unfortunately, as the studio that has them wouldn'tbudge. I would have loved to see who they could get for Clarice and Buffalo Bill.
@@LordVolkov I think that they would create new characters similar to them to fill the roles
I'm still holding out hope that we get a season 4 plus maybe a couple of movies. 😃 I really need to sit down & do a rewatch soon.
For me personally the 1st and the 2nd season of the show is on the same level as Silence of the Lambs, only it's a completely different take on the story. These 2 season are pure art!
I’m so glad to hear the wife is a Edward Norton fan. I love his work so much too!!
The NBC TV Series is AMAZING (at least the first two seasons, third season is merely pretty damn good).
The third season really suffers from being a retread. And something that they were forced to mass together due to being suddenly canceled. I still love it.
@@leadingblind1629 yeah it's definitely not a situation where I'd say "don't bother with it".
I think they really went too far with the surrealism that season.
22:12 ikr?! First time I watched, I was like why tf is she fondling that cat's junk.
You should check out Manhunter(1986) which is the movie this is based off of but the original movie was more about the agent that caught Hannibal. It's pretty much the same movie except Hannibal isn't as prominent in Manhunter.
I'm glad you said you enjoy Edward Norton. He's one of my favorite actors. He grew up 30 minutes south of where I grew up in Maryland.
He’s not a good actor he’s just very interesting and likeable
@MOLE I'll have to disagree. I think he's a great actor. Primal fear, the score, rounders.
Primal fear was his 2nd acting roll which was amazing and American history X was freaking amazing. You can't say he's not a good actor.
FINALLY, someone else see the whole 'dtied blood" deal. That sh*t turns brown 5 minutes after it dries.
5:13 I like how Lecter looks the arrows like he's kind of proud of Will. :) 8:59 Hahaha!
14:05 What did he thought of doing there and then changed his mind. :D
18:09 & 25:25 There's the black guy from the other movies too. 25:48 & 26:04 Exactly. 29:15 Go sit in the corner... :)
33:28 Even there at the end you can see in her eyes the effect that Anthony Hopkins acting has as Lecter.
I love Hannibal Rising. Its great to see the events that turned Hannibal into a serial killer
I found him horrible ...
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Emily Watson were also in Punch Drunk Love with Adam Sandler a year later. One of my favorite movies!
He didn't say "you owe me all"... he said "You owe me AWE"
"Ah yes, Dr. Chilton. Gruesome, isn't he? He fumbles at your head like a freshman pulling at a panty girdle." LOL
I hope you two are planning to watch the Hannibal TV series. It's almost like a "best of Hannibal mixtape" TV series that then says "hold my beer"
What does that even mean? Are you using random sentences to get your opinion attention?
@@Gnossiene369 boomer moment
@@winstonmarlowe5254 🤣
Just a tip for all the ladies: If a coworker says "Ride with me...for my pleasure" it's probably best to take an Uber
He told him "you owe me Awe" he saw himself as a god so you should be in awe of him
Ladies and gentlemen, sir Anthony Hopkins... The only man in the world who can make the word "oodles" sound really sinister
this review made me remember how much i loved this movie. i like both manhunter and red dragon but like red dragon a bit more for continuity/bindgeablity
Two of My favorite actors Phillip Seymour Hoffman And Edward Norton
The actress who played the blind lady did a hell of a job
Great reaction, great movie choice. Very happy to hear you guys wanting to watch the hannibal rising movie and the mads mikkelsen series. Especially now since gaspard ulliel, the actor who portrayed young hannibal, died only a few days ago in a tragic ski accident.
“She about to check him like she checked the tiger”.. .. audible “HA” from Australia. ❤
"Does he get off feeding people brains?"
Everyone who has seen this movie before: "Well..."
The Tooth Fairy is SO much creepier than Buffalo Bill.
This movie is great, so rare to see such a good film being the 3rd in the franchise. Nice to see reactions to this, not seen many people react to this film and it's a really good one.
Water whk you kidding that's beer in the mug!😅🤣
AWE. It's 'You owe me awe.'
Great reaction guys as always. I truly love this movie alot. Amazing acting ,cinematography and directing. Silence of the lambs is still my favorite but this one is almost as good.
You guys should see Hannibal TV series. Its beautifully written and shot. It will be a great watch.
Edward Norton's best movie is the Spike Lee movie "25th Hour." It's probably my favorite movie, period.
My favorite version of Dolarhyde. Ralph Fiennes does such an amazing job making this villain tortured and even a bit sympathetic.
And yet I like Edward Norton the least among the Will Grahams 😅 He's just kinda bland in this to me.
Would love to see you both react to the Hannibal TV show once you finish the movies. It's beautiful and haunting and oh so disgusting at times.
He's Voldemort, of course he'd be perfect as Dolarhyde.
Tm Noonan who played Dollarhyde in Manhunter was way creepier than Fiennes IMO. Still good but Noonan was a whole different level of creepy.
That such a likeable guy can play roles like this or like Amon Göth in 'Schindler's List' is amazing. He's a talented man.
'Before the Devil Knows You're Dead' , great Phillip Seymour Hoffman flick 👍
I think William Peterson as Will in Manhunter is just a bit better than Norton. But only just. He makes the movie better and he is more shown to really go more on the edge into insanity than Nortan did.
Manhunter is the second best movie of all the Hannibal movies, behind Silence.
I agree that Manhunter was definitely better than Red Dragon. I did like it, but most people mention this over the original title Manhunter because Anthony Hopkins plays Hannibal. However, I did like Tom Noonan better as Francis Dollarhyde in Manhunter. He was way creepier IMO.
Silence > Red Dragon > Hannibal
The weakness of Red Dragon is that E. Norton doesn't portray anger well. The weakness of Manhunter is that there is no A. Hopkins in it.
Mrs. Me&TheMovies, heads up, Mads Mikkelsen is one sexy Hannibal.
Now you have to go watch the hannibal tv series. Im not into gore much but it kept my attention, its like a mix between sherlock tv show and dexter. Its really so well done.
Dolarhyde eats the painting because he is trying to stop the Dragon. All his killings are to help him "become" the Dragon, which he thinks is what allows him to be functional in society. After he meets and falls in love with Reba, his Dragon personality wants him to kill her; Dolarhyde thinks he can save her by destroying the Dragon, which he thinks he can do by destroying the painting.
I kind of like that Hannibal is right about Graham being like himself. Just as Hannibal tries to sic Dolarhyde on Graham using the personal ad in the paper, Graham uses Dolarhyde to attack Freddy Lounds by talking smack about Dolarhyde in the interview, and making it seem like he and Freddy are close. I'm not sure if Graham is doing it intentionally or he is doing it subconsciously, but he knows that if Dolarhyde thinks that they are close, he will want to hurt Freddy as a way to hurt Graham
If I remember in the book it's Will's idea to use Freddy as bait and Freddy is in on it and working with Feds who set up a surveillance team for when the killer takes 'the bait', but Francis actually manages to kidnap Freddy out from under the FBI surveillance without being caught. Freddy is portrayed as such a slimebag he's willing to knowingly print lies just for the popularity of appearing to have a 'scoop'. Will is extremely conflicted because a part of him is happy Freddy is dead, and Will wonders if maybe he wanted this when he thought up the idea. He's worried that he may have purposefully sacrificed Freddy just to get a couple more clues to work with out of frustration after hitting dead ends and it's just a few days until Francis is going to kill another family.
Not certain on it, but that famous Hannibal, uh, mouth-noise after the "fava beans and Chianti" line is sorta similar to something horses do, called the "Flehmen response" (or you'd say a horse is "flehming" or "Flehmening" when it acts in that manner). Even if you don't know it, you've probably seen horses do it without knowing what it was; they extend their necks, raise their heads, and inhale with the upper lip rolled-back, looking something like a dog trying to catch a scent. That is actually what the horses are attempting, more or less, as the purpose of the behaviour seems to be improving the chance of scent molecules to reach the vomeronasal organ (VNO), a structure many animals have some variety of (there's debate over whether adult humans do). It's sorta a complementary system to the "main" sense of smell, having more to do with pheromones and regulation of reproduction. Stallions, for instance, are more likely to "Flehmen" if they see a mare urinating, presumably to detect pheromones in her urine that will indicate her current reproductive disposition.
Video of a horse Flehmening here - th-cam.com/video/E4xEVPyp2j4/w-d-xo.html
After events like this, it's hard to blame Mary-Louise Parker for turning to weed ("Weeds" was a fun show. Declined a bit in later seasons, but still fun). She's one of those actors I never remember is in anything, but I'm always happy to see.
7:02 I think this might be an example of Hollywood's "magic silencers". Silencers, or, more accurately, suppressors, do reduce the sound of gunshots somewhat, especially as the explosive charge behind the ammo decreases, but they do not make them remotely "silent". The purpose of the device is mostly to diffuse the sound of the shot, making it more difficult to locate the origin by tracing the direction of the noise. As such, when a suppressor is used, people would likely know a shot was fired. They would just have trouble pinpointing where it was fired from, which is advantageous when you're dealing with a target or, uh, "audience" that might be inclined to shoot back.
22:14 Can't say for certain, but feeling up Tigger there might be somewhat excusable on the grounds that she has been blind since 2, so, like, when else is she going to get the chance to "see" a tiger's junk? More to it than that, though, I'm sure.
32:02 A little strange that jacked Ralph Fiennes couldn't get through the louvered door, but Mary-Louise Parker managed it pretty easily. Minor point, but still.
32:50 Hopefully no-one will ever need to know it, but I think the current agreed-upon technique is that you shoot center mass until they stop moving, and then, if desired, between the eyes to ensure they never do again. Would've helped that kid in "No Time to Die".
my ranking goes 1 Silence of the Lambs 2 Red Dragon 3 Hannibal
Yh same
Definitely agree
Thanks guys
If you could take William Peterson's turn as Will Graham in 'Manhunter', Mads Mikkelson's turn as Hannibal from the 'Hannibal' tv show, and Ralph Fiennes turn as Francis Dolarhyde from this film, you'd have the Ultimate Adaptation of 'Red Dragon'.
First I want to say that I love your channel. The way how you both react to the films is great. By the way the conductor in the concert scene is famous composer Lalo Schifrin.
YESSSSSS! Nobody reacts to this movie but it's sooooo goood! Awesome!
Sweetbreads are actually quite delicious, when prepared properly.
Rip Philip Seymour I loved him in cold mountain
I often recall Dr. Lecter's views on equality - he said "Remember - inside we all taste the same" 🍽
Granted it was a "back then" piece but sending out home recordings to be developed? Not in 2022 with what phones can do
Great Reaction. This is an underrated classic.
I love Silence of the Lambs and LOVED Red Dragon. Hannibal was creepy, but Red Dragon just messed with me a little. Not sure why. Thanks for the show!
More than anything, I love how Norton's character isn't just in awe of Hannibal. He goes back at him even when he does get messed with by him.
I just heard recently that the actor Gaspard Ulliel. Who played Hannibal Lecter in Hannibal Rising just passed away.
Great reaction to another movie i love.
In the scene where Dolarhyde argues with his Dragon personality about Reba there's deleted scenes where the Dragon is voiced by Frank Langella.
There's also a scene with the phone call 📲 in manhunter(1986) with the original hannibal ✊🏾👌🏾 he does the exact same thing its like an homage to the first one when Anthony Hopkins does he's phone call scene in the jail cell, I believe your husband was explaining that earlier 👍🏾manhunter is another classic🤙🏾
Kingdom of Heaven Directors cut!! It has our fav Opera in it! "Vide Cor Meum". next time she ask you can be ready!
This is absolutely the creepiest, most cerebrally uncomfortable film I've ever seen. Spectacular cinema.
More so than Silence of the Lambs? I'm surprised. I think this might be second after SOTL, but nothing tops that for me.
Have you seen Hostel?
@@Dman425 dont compare this to eli roth pulling a lars von
The actor who played the blind girl's friend and who is shot at his doorstep is the same actor who was shot by Samuel Jackson and John Travolta in Pulp Fiction. Type casting. :P
I also enjoy Ed Norton's work
Very much as well, Mrs. Movies!
I actually like red dragon the best tbh. You guys are are awesome keep it up.
Gotta have the "chumps" line in there.....makes me laugh every time!
Will got off well in the movie, in the book Dollarhyde disfigures him, his wife leaves him and he becomes an alcoholic.
Red Dragon the book is the best. I read it before any of the movies came out. It was recommended by a co - worker and I recommended it to quite a few people. I was excited when Silence of the Lambs was published and couldn't wait to read it. Then I saw the movie after and felt it was ok. I read the next book and the movie and didn't like either so I gave up on the franchise. The Red Dragon book is always in my top 10.
23:03 truuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu lmaooo
For some reason they cut out all the parts where 'The Red Dragon' is speaking. Like the scene where he's looking at the blind girl from the attic they actually voiced 'The Dragon' and it was a conversation between Francis and 'The Dragon'. It just plays out awkwardly without hearing 'The Dragon's' voice. You can still see it in the deleted scenes and in my opinion it plays out much better when you actually hear what 'The Dragon' is saying. 'The Dragon's' dialogues with Francis plays a large part in the book and it's almost like a crucial character is missing from the film. Like why make 'Red Dragon' and then cut out 'The Dragon'? lol
Ralph Fiennes is frighteningly exceptional at portraying evil...Voldemort and especially Amon Goeth.
Love this movie, so good! Lambs/Red Dragon/Hannibal
Sadly the guy that played Hannibal in Hannibal Rising died in a skiing incident the other day
The wheel chair bit in the book was soooo scary!
12:55
I started laughing.
It was perfect.
I found this movie absolutely terrifying.
Check out Manhunter its the original movie from 86, its a really amazing movie
Manhunter is a made for TV movie by Michael Mann. It is VERY 80s, especially the music, but works well.