The Silence of the Lambs - Movie Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2020
- This feels more like my thoughts, or just me gushing about the things I like in this movie, but hey, I suppose that a review is in some cases. Here's my review of THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS!
#SilenceOfTheLambs #Hannibal - บันเทิง
"Hannibal Lecter shows monsters can be human. Buffalo Bill shows humans can be monsters." Couldn't have described them any better.
I’m not sure if he came up with that himself or he’s quoting another guy, but if he did that is SOOOOOOOO GOOD!
@@derekmatzek9551 That belongs on the back of the DVD cover.
I have never heard this said about those characters, but its spot on.. excellent
Facts!
My brain melted when I heard that.
I will never forget the final scene of this movie “I’m having a friend for dinner” was just so chilling, amazing film
It had a different ending originally. They changed it before release.
Im gonna eat his liver with a nice chianti and som fava beans.
Doctor Lecter?... Doctor Lecter?... Doctor Lecter?... *Dr. Lecter has left the chat*
@@mrgregw which was the original ending?
what makes that scene amazing is the music
The juxtaposition of the fbi ringing the bell about to get Bill, to Clarice being the one at his door is one of the craziest moments in cinema. And yea nothing beats that night vision stalk scene. Such a good movie.
For anyone wondering: the other film he’s talking about is One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest.
Thank you!! 😅
Whats the third?
@@cbob213 It happened one night 1934
@@javigomez1697 legend
BLESS YOU!
Lecter escaping custody is one of the most unnerving scenes in movie history.
True
Insane to think he only had 16 minutes of screen time, and deserved any awards he got.
I remember the first time I saw him reveal himself in the back of the ambulance, was absolutely speechless
@christ1313 Same my dude
@Fred T he only blinks like twice. Hopkins gave so much depth to the character with body language, despite only having 15 minutes of screen time.
Anthony Hopkins or Mads Mikkelsen?
To quote Jeremy himself.
"He's great, he's also great, they are both great"
Both fantastic but I'm inclined to lean towards Mads
@@jx995 I'd guess Mads has an advantage of being on the screen for 3 ten-episode seasons which is like what, 20 hours minimum? While Hopkins has 30 minutes at best. It's like super-strong shot vs sipping wine for two weeks.
Ah, you are forgetting Brian Cox in manhunter. It's the first version of red Dragon the 1st Hannibal book. It's very 1980s but worth a watch. Brian cox s version of Hannibal lecter is a lot different to Anthony Hopkins. Not better, but for me more menacing.
If you love Mads you need to play Death Stranding.
it's like choosing who's the best Joker. As long as they give an amazing performance with their own takes and twist then it's really hard to compare them.
“Hannibal Lector showed us that monsters can be human, and Buffalo Bill showed us that humans can be monsters.”
Well said Mr. Jahns. Well said.
It's Lecter, actually
That night vision scene at the end is legit terrifying.
Hell yeah. Watched it today.... those goggles were actually terrifying holy shit
@@scottysatpanalysis when he pulls the gun your like NOOOOO
It was barely 2 minutes long but felt like centuries
Nah it was awful. So many chances to kill her but 'suspense'
Loved it
"The first day, we had a read-through, and by the end of it i never wanted to talk to him again. I was petrified" - What Jodie said on a talkshow about Hopkins.
DavZ it was on the Graham Norton Show.
well it is a love story
i dont believe that shit for one second. she lied for press
"Hannibal shows that monsters can be human, Buffalo shows that humans can be monsters"
-Jeremy Jahns
loved that!
Yeah, that made me pause, rewind and replay just to hear it again. It's perfectly simple and perfectly effective. Brilliant quote.
When people are still quoting lines from a movie that came out over 2 decades ago, you know it's a good movie.
damn close to 3 decades
@Josh Cuthbert took the words right out of my mouth.
“Hannibal Lecter shows that monsters can be human; Buffalo Bill shows that humans can be monsters.”
*Boom* 🙌🏼
“I do wish we could chat longer, but... I'm having an old friend for dinner. Bye.” That line is so creepy and clever at the same time. Anthony Hopkins is one of my favorite actors cause of this movie.
The Series made dishes of people look delightfully delicious. that's messed up. "This is my design."
I know right? Every scene with Hannibal cooking got me hungry.
I felt bad for getting the munchies
I’m giving that show a look in Netflix....really good so far, can’t believe NBC actually aired it
@@steve-o8171 NBC airs good shows then cancels it
Well said ✊🏾
I actually get hungry every time there’s food in the show. They jus look so good
Two moments I love happen at the same moment......
1) Hannibal is ABOUT to tell Clarice what she needs to know, but then the Doctor enter the room and Hannibal knows it before anyone else does.... and he WON'T tell the information in front of him... and so the expressions that cross his face in those milliseconds, because he is upset he can't make good on his promise to Clarice and his hatred for the doctor... and his hate that he is breaking his promise BECAUSE the doctor showed up..... and then he goes cold on Clarice. AMAZING acting.
2) Same scene... when he gives Clarice the folder and touches her with his finger.... wow.
How were camera placement and angles used to create suspense
Jeremy: He just makes your skin crawl
Buffalo Bill: I have a lotion for that
Anthony Hopkins won the Oscar for Best Actor for just a 16 minutes performance!
The Silence of the Lambs is one of the most perfectly paced, perfectly acted movies ever made. I don't even think Hopkins or Foster could reprise those performances. I have never seen a more convincing or compellingly acted scene than Clarice Starling relaying of her ordeal with the lamb to Hannibal Lecter. Perfection!
Perfectly paced?
I don't agree at all! This movie seems longer than it is!
@@Jeckxdeel I don't necessarily mean the length of the film when I say pacing. I am referring to how each scene flows perfectly into the next scene.
For example, when the geeks discover the Death's Head Moth in its cocoon, and they remark how someone loved and nurtured it, then the movie cuts to a moth flying around Buffalo Bill's terrifying lair. That is story telling perfection right there.
@@ninjadog9346 I understand and I remember these 2 scenes!
But many other thrillers/crime movies, even older, are way far better in my opinion!
This movie lasts 113 minutes and seems to last at least 150/160 minutes in my opinion!
And the many close-ups are painful and boring in the long run!
Quick Question: What were Claire's greatest strengths and weaknesses? How did Clarice overcome sexual identity challenges in a largely male world to become the story's leading lady?
@@mrteaparty6090 Her greatest strength was a .357 magnum. Her greatest weakness was powerful men leaving her hanging on the telephone. Pity.
Jeremy is literally morphing into Wolverine,the version from the early 00's ''Wolverine and the X-Men'' animated series,to be precise.
For the last time....he’s JOHN WICK!!!
"Hannibal shows that monsters can be human, and Buffalo Bill shows that humans can be monsters." Damn Jeremy, that was epic.
One of the greatest movies ever made. Anthony Hopkins is forever immortalized from this performance.
I used to live near a lamb farm; their cries are truly unsettling af.
The main baddie also played the Police Chief in that series Monk.
and the dad that got burnt to death in hills have eyes
Capt Stottlemeyer!
Wait, why are they unsettling?
I remember watching "The Silence of the Lambs" for the first time, and halfway through it thinking "I wish I could watch it again" It is that good!
Jeremy’s quote on the movie box: “I had to pee, and I still didn’t leave the movie”
LOL
pee on my mouth jeremy
jonhy vonbee N O
Silence of the lambs is one of those movies that absolutely everyone has to see whether they like horror or not and they will love it or be shunned
Guess I'm shunned. Only liked the two performances between Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins, but the main focus wasn't on them, just on this boring Buffalo Bill character. I didn't find it intense or scary, but all the other ones I did find one or the other. He does truly make a great first impression with so little screen time, but the rest of the film didn't hold up for me. I'm good without watching people stuck in holes and dancing naked people, but I don't find it tense or scary or particularly interesting. These movies are only as strong as the villains that accompanying Hannibal Lecter, that's why Red Dragon and the Hannibal tv show are my favorite, but the Hannibal movie was pretty good too, though it had confusing morality that sided with serial killers far too often. Ralph Fiennes is actually the standout of this franchise in my opinion, which I know is an unpopular opinion, but it's emotionally effective and psychologically fascinating to see a mentally handicapped serial killer.
DJGamingSmash the Hannibal movie was doghshit, brother. I love Red Dragon & will defend it ceaselessly, but they made Anthony Hopkins’s portrayal of the character borderline comical in Hannibal. The filmmaking is flashy in all the wrong ways, every bit of violence is telegraphed from a mile away, & it’s like they completely forgot that shadow exist, & exist to the filmmakers’s benefit. Even as a kid, I thought it was hilarious (especially the end...seeing Ray Liotta happily eating his own brain cracks me the fuck up)
@@christopherlowery3797 hannibal from 2001 was pretty decent
my ex girlfriend said silence of the lambs was boring and stupid. its one of the reasons i broke up with her. women dont really appreciate this movie
I am shunned.
Holy shit, Jeremy is 39?! Thought he was no older than 30
Sexy bastard aging like fine wine
@@1428elm He has that morgan freeman/ Keanu Reeves ageing process
No wife, no kids. Will always keep you young.
@@thundercron77 it proves that aliens do walk among us and Jeremy is that living proof.
Hes 40
This is legit one of the all time best films ever made.
Top 10 for sure
RIP Jonathan Demme
@@jrock8089 who’s that??
@@LonglivetheSovietUnion The director of The Silence Of The Lambs
@@janneraitanen8686 same guy who directed Stop Making Sense and Philadelphia......
"You fly back to school now little Starling. Fly fly fly...."
“… fly fly fly…. Fly fly fly…” 😏
I loved it when Seth Green confessed his inspiration for Chris Griffin was Buffalo Bill. It makes sense once you hear it and funny when he reenacts THAT scene on the show. LOL
@Gmail com well that explains why I despise Robot Chicken for being repulsive and in very poor taste...seriously, Iwatched like one or two episodes and then was like "That's it! I'm Done!"
Gmail com how so? I’ve never heard anything bad about him. Robot Chicken is twisted I get that
i don't like horror movies so i avoid this for years. finally saw it and that ending where you're watching Clarice/Jodi Foster through the night vision goggles is worth all the Oscars in that one scene. this has some horror elements but it's much more a psychological thriller which i totally dig.
yeah it’s totally a thriller , movie still stands up it’s a classic.
Get into horror there are plenty of amazing horror movies worth it for the movie not just the horror.
Watch Sinister then you can watch nearly anything.
Watch Doctor Sleep! It definitely has horror roots but is more like a very frightening thriller
Jonah Wood that movie is so underrated!
Tyler Ray the best horror movie i’ve seen in a long time was Hereditary. Great Horror movies are so underrated, not the lame jump scare horror movies either i’m talking about tense, atmospheric drama/thriller ones.
You gotta review David Fincher's Se7en (1995).
One of my favorites ever... Surprised he hasn't reviewed it yet
First time I saw this movie was in High School. My psychology teacher brought it for me one day because the rest of the class was supposed to do a book review I had already done. So he gave me this movie and said "Go home and enjoy this one and give me a psychological profile of the three main characters next week". Forever grateful, it's an amazing film.
Hannibal Lecter: Where's the Lamb Sauce?!
LOOKS LIKE GANDHI'S FLIP FLOP
Do you mean...man sauce?
It’s RAAAW!
THE FOOKIN LIVER IS FOOKIN RAAAWWW
LMAO!!! OMG YOU GUYS!!!
There's a correlation between this and other manhunt movies. Yes, mainly the first hannibal lector movie, "manhunter."
Found the edgy guy who says "Manhunter" was better.
Lector
@@yohanespaskal9352 oh , well spotted. Thanks, I'll change it.
@Julian Grant
It's actually in the book that way. White walls and all.
@Julian Grant
Yes, the shootout ending was over the top, but it sounds like we both know the book was old/80s, so I'm not sure what you're.. saying?
I just watched this movie on Netflix. And after all these years this movie still holds up as one of the best. I grew up watching Jodie Foster's career as a kid I wanted her to be my wife. I had a huge crush on her. And she looked beautiful in the Spike Lee movie "Inside Man." Another good movie as well.
"I'm having an old friend for dinner"
The casting for this movie was simply perfect. I expected (and was delivered) top-notch performances from Foster and Hopkins but had no idea who Ted Levine was (but damn, did he bring it.)
You have been, by far, one of my favorite movie TH-camrs ever for, like, the last decade and I hope you never stop, my dude. If you ever make a movie, I'll be the first to watch it
Undoubtedly a classic film, truly one of Anthony Hopkins' best works
@Fred T "The elephant man", David Lynch.
You're literally everywhere
A thing I never noticed in the film until a recent watch is how much offhanded mysogyny there is towards Clarice in her job, and how she just had to eat it to make it. But Hannibal doesn't treat her that way, he actually treats her with respect.
And in a weird way it subtlety endears your to Hannibal bc he may be a monster but he isn't biggotted. It's all part of the things that make it seem like there are layers to him and he isn't fully a monster (even though he kind of is lol).
What is something you like about the film?
You like him because even though he eats people he's politically correct
And Crawford, more so in the book, where he specifically gives Starling the case because he believes in her potential.
Also, what made The Silence of the Lambs such a gripping film was the score by Howard Shore. His themes accentuated so many of the scenes that I don't believe they would've been so horrifying without Shore's musical accompaniments.
People say “good and effective Horror” films are actually Psychological Thrillers. And this films makes me think of that.
It goes beyond psychological thriller. You forgot some parts or you're desensitized.
killercaos123 Proud tradition - The Shining, Jacob’s Ladder, SOTL ... all total mindfvcks with terrific acting as the centerpoint. 👍
The reveal in the ambulence is one of the best twists of all time.
"It puts the lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again"
"It does this whenever it's told"
I do a cracking impression of that scene 😂😂
I’d love to see his opinions on Hannibal Rising, Red Dragon and Hannibal.
I love that Bill is Cpt Stottlemeyer from Monk
Here is the weird thing--THIS MOVIE WAS RELEASED ON VALENTINES DAY!! Weirdest date-night movie that year...The other thing is, while this is ACTUALLY a sequel (to 1986s Manhunter/Red Dragon), very few people knew about the original...which is very similar and ALMOST as good
Yah, it's good but Clarice and Anthony Hopkims I think were the missing ingredients to making it amazing. It's good but it was more par for the course
Read the book Thomas Harris "Hannibal," then the Valentines day release will make more sense.
i knew, i saw, liked them both...but anTOny OMG...creepy af. still hate jodie passed on the sequel.
1986s Manhunter/Red Dragon is directed by Michael Mann!
Okay but here's the question: Manhunter or Red Dragon? Which is better? I'm voting Red Dragon. The one good movie Brett Ratner ever made
You know you have a brilliant character when 3 actors give him different takes, and they are all amazing (I find Brian Cox's Lecter gets often overlooked - different form Mikkelsen and Hopkins, but brilliant in it's own right).
I still get chills every time Hannibal is in the ambulance, sits up, and rips off the guy's face. The music swells. It's incredible.
Small sheep refusing to talk: The movie
Underrated comment 😂👏👍
Em its more like she wants the lambs to be silent if you paid attention.
andy pete I think he was being sarcastic
@@territorialtea747 I see.
Wait, isn’t that just Shaun the Sheep? ...it’s Shaun the Sheep! It’s Shaun the Sheep, he mucks around while others like to bleat...
Jim Carrey: "Silence.... Of the laa-aa-aa-aambs!!!!"
That intro was perfect, Jeremy 😅😅😅😅. The movie itself is perfection. Very well done.
“I realized it’s probably not gonna be and I’m gonna have to be cool with that.” More people need to adopt this philosophy
I can’t wait to see you hit 2mil subs, Jeremy. You will always be the king of TH-cam movie reviews.
"Red Dragon" dinner scene always gets to me.
The dinner scene in Hannibal (the movie) was disgustingly awsome
Whoopsie, meant Hannibal. thanks for the likes
"I love my brother."
That was a 100% genuinely loveable statement.
This is just straight up one of the greatest films ever made and even if it's not your cup of tea it's hard to argue against it
This was awesome. I didn’t watch this at first because I thought “what can you even say about such a great movie?” But you broke it down so well and said what I though about the movie without even knowing it’s what I thought. GREAT review!
Silence of the Lambs easily falls into my “Perfect Movies” list
Good old 90's when even Oscars ceremonies have been a true pleasure to watch
Totally agree. Besides, Jodie Foster was my celebrity crush when I was a teenager - the night she won her second Oscar I was 15 and I cried of joy ♥️
before the purge.
Definitely! I hate the 2000's
@@thedarknate0845 yeah, that's when Academy Awards shows started going downhill...though I'll admit, they were fun those two times Jimmy Kimmel hosted them....haha, he was even playing off Matt Damon!!!
@@victorm152 i meant the 2010's and now 2020's! The early 2000's were good times
One of the villains that freaked me out the most was Carrie’s mom in the 70s version of Carrie
An instant classic. Hannibal Lecter is almost like the most demented Bond villain ever.
No way, I just watched this 29 year old movie a couple hours ago and Jeremy uploads this review less than an hour after I was done watching it.
Coincidence?? Maybe
Does it weirdly disturb me? Hell yes
I love Th Silence of The Lambs, thanks Jeremey
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Jesse that’s how it was before he fixed it
@@brockwee Just noticed, haha
Loads of great quotes, my fav is, "Oh and Senator, just one more thing. Love your suit".
Bravo.... great review. I watch this film at least once a year, I got to see it in the theater and was blown away. as you said... still amazing to watch today. I would love to watch it with someone that has not seen it.
*Jeremy, you need to review '365 days'. You need some movies for your Top 10 worst movies list, afterall and rip it apart like you did with the '50 shades trilogy'.* 😂
Ikr been waiting for him to rip 365 days apart.
Oh No that movie is too bad, Hope he dont waste his time
Idk if you follow him but Josh Pray also made a review of that movie and it was hilarious
Please no, leave that piece of garbage alone
No. Stop. The movie got popular for how bad it was.
Anthony Hopkins is amaaaazing in this. That stare makes your skin crawl
This absolute masterpiece is what inspired my love of film. I took up Film & TV as blow off in late high-school, but one of our earliest assignments was about thrillers, so the teacher got us to watch and analyze this (and Psycho). And just, goddamn. Everything changed for me after that.
My favourite film ever, I love many films but this one always grabbed me from the perfection of the acting, cinematography, cast and the underrated soundtrack. This one made Anthony be at his best from his career in my opinion. Oh and Jeremy just one more thing. Love your suit.
What something you liked about the film? Explain Briefly.
Would love to see your thoughts on Manhunter.
I loved Silence of the Lambs, and all performances in it are stellar.
But I still think that Brian Cox as Lecter is my favourite portrayal of the character, for how normal it is. Plus Will Petersons Will Graham is fantastic.
It's so much closer to the book. I would love to take the 1st half of Manhunter & marry it to the 2nd half of Red Dragon. (Manhunter's ending was so bad.)
@@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165 bad? The ending is great!
Thedarknate08 inagaddadavida
My older brother once convinced me when I was 6 that somebody threw me away when I was born and my mom found me in a garbage can AND that I was related to Oscar the Grouch. I would cry every time I watched Sesame Street. Good times 😊.
Made my day :) Of course I feel sorry, but... made my day :D
lol being an older or the oldest brother is awesome
Haha, I once convinced my younger sister I was an alien who infiltrated the family to spy. She cried so much my dad beat my ass.
oh yeah yeah lmao
This is irrelevant to the video, trash boy ;)
The thing I kind of love about Anthony Hopkins' performance is that he stares at each character like he is staring right through them and right into their soul. Its laser focused and its the kind of thing that makes you feel 1" tall when you are talking to him. At the same time, he's got this smile on his face that kind of says, "I know more about everything than you do, and that's hilarious..." He lets you know that compared to intelligence, everything you think and say is a joke.
The Great Dr. Hannibal is one of my most favorite and delectable gentlemonsters.
The “E” is Silent.
Th lamb at it
Jeremy, you gotta do Red Dragon! I know it's just a lazy Brett Ratner remake of Manhunter, but Ralph Fiennes elevates it into its own thing!
I love how Jeremy is sporting the same haircut Jodie Foster is.
The loving your brother opening was wholesome af.
The 90s were the days where horror films were actually horror films and now a days they've gotten lazier with nothing but dumb jump scares. Like you said it never drags though its 2 hours long cause its so good that you can't take your eyes off the screen.
Don't know about that chief. The A24 movies are pretty high concept.
What? The 90s produced some of the worst horror movies ever.
8:20 When you said you were 10 in 1991, YOU'RE TELLING ME YOU'RE 39?? The Keanu genes is strong with this one.
He's 40
This has always been my favorite thriller/horror film! When the series came out there was already an insane amount of shows were a "bad guy" was helping the good guy (Blacklist, White Collar, Lucifer) drowned by the influence of the original film.
Hannibal is my favourite cinematic antihero - his great philosophy of "eat the rude". I think in a lot of ways, Silence of the Lambs provided a lot of inspiration for a similar themed movie from the 90's, that being the incredible Se7en. Now there's a review I'd love to see!
This movie is a masterpiece.
"Monsters can be humans, humans can be monsters." That i believe is the whole point of the story did you pull that out of your ass or plan that? Good job Jeremy.....
He’s giving a review...
He pulled it out of his glorious mane in the head. It's the source of his power. 😆
Lots of reviews lately seem to be shilling and /or paid ads. Good to see someone on here still seeming to do review type things with passion left.
I think the point of the movie went over my head cause I saw hannibal lector as twisted to the point where you could no longer call him human. Like when the man spoke I was like godamn that isn’t a person that some kind of like ... creature.
Great line and a perfect summary.
Awesome timming Jeremy, just saw it last week for the first time and I friggin loved it man. I love how manipulative and articulate Dr. Lecter is, but I could see the twist comming, either way, I can really recommend it of course...
Great vid jeremy! I love silence of the lambs! Thank you for being an inspiration for me to start my own TH-cam channel analyzing film and T.V.
The other favorite that taught Jeremy about respecting authority: One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest! One of my favorites as well
I love this movie, I convinced my 6th grade high school teacher to watch this movie in class, everyone was bored until Hannibal scapes then everyone was left with their mouths open, I don't know how I pulled that.
He totally 'scapes' -- Just like you 'scaped' that 7th year of needed High School.
@@LosN209 I am not sure what is worse, your sense of humor, or the stick up your ass for not being able to allow a slip of the letter "E" to go unpunished.
wait what’s the 6th year of high school ? i thought HS was only 4 years.
@@nhagan001Nice come back redditor
Next time use more soylent
@@Hypno_BPM I meant grade not year sorry, I'm Colombian, in here education is divided in "preescolar" (pre-kinder and) "primaria" and "bachillerato" which is roughly equivalent to high school and starts at 6th grade until 11th grade although some schools go until 12th grade, we also tend to attend the same school for "primaria" and "bachillerato" and even "preescolar".
I am so glad I originaly saw this in a crowded theater. The fear and anxiety multiplied as it was shared. One of the few times it's literally true to say I forgot I was watching a movie.
Jeremy, thank you once again for going back in time to review the old classics!! One of the best manhunt movies of all time is 'The Fugitive - 1993!! Jeremy, please review the following movies:
Halloween - 1978
Friday 13th - 1980
First Blood - 1982
The Terminator - 1984
Rambo: First Blood Part 2 - 1985
Predator - 1987
Rambo 3 - 1988
Patriot Games - 1992
The Fugitive - 1993
Clear And Present Danger - 1994
and many more.
Has there been a moment of surprise in a film like that one? you know the one, I don't need to specify but I will. When Hannibal is in the ambulance. If you can think of one that rivals that moment in terms of surprise, comment I'm curious to hear. Maybe the shower scene in Psycho. This movie clearly benefited from being released pre internet days.
"people will say we are in love" my fav line
Dude, your best review I think. Crushed it.
Silence of the lambs, and Seven are my favorite serial killer films. Thrilling from beginning to end. Excellent review. Thank you
SE7EN is still way far better without being the best thriller/crime movie all times combined!
I bet he noticed literally the second it went up but by then...the damage was done. This is gonna be a thing now.
Oof yeah, you can't unsee it
I feel like I missed something lol
what was it an error in the video title ?
What was it??
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I freaking love this movie. It’s creepy and weird but I love a great villain character and Hannibal Lecter is one of my top 3. On an interesting side bar my dad works for a railroad where I live and one of the routes he takes takes him right by Buffalo Bill’s house. He gets to see the actual house they used for the exterior shots in the movie.
It gets a lot of praise for the acting and Anthony Hopkins in particular, but this is maybe one of the best edited and directed movies ever. Nothing is wasted. The tension never breaks. In some ways, the perfectly crafted movie.
Love your passion on this on Jeremy.
Jeremy, If you haven't watched Mindhunter on Netflix yet, you might be in the perfect mindset for it, it's a series about how the FBI interviewed serial killers to help catch them. Also the main actor is King George from Hamilton.Also David Fincher directs.
Yeah, truly one of the best shows I’ve watched...ever. I’d rank Breaking Bad, Dexter (I know the later shit suffered but I was already invested too much to care), and Mindhunter as my top 3 probably.
I hope you make a one flew over the cuckoo’s nest review! You’ve mentioned it, and Milos Forman, and bunch of times in your videos
Yes, please review It Happened One Night, I've been wanting your take on it for ages!!!
I've recently become obsessed with this movie so your review was perfectly timed.