@@mistermittens3533Indeed...as if he slowly died inside as he averted his gaze to the ground like J. Foster knocked his soul to the ground...Minus the Fanfair music. Sir Anthony Hopkins I have loved watching my fellow Welsh man nearly as much as seeing, reading or downloading Sir Alfred Hitchcok and Stephen King/ Bachmann Books and the actual books as if I may say... Reading is becoming a dying art imo but of course... Exquisitely execution of time, word play etc etc...THAT'S WHY I L❤VE THEATRE...you could be so close or even affar and still feel their auras, emotions as it's so tangible... THE BIG SCREEN IS TOO STILL...Oncore, oncore... Bravissimo. I love escapism ✌🏾
touché... Indeed...as if he slowly died inside as he averted his gaze to the ground like J. Foster knocked his soul to the ground...Minus the Fanfair music... With the bang of a cell door as he looked down. Sir Anthony Hopkins I have loved watching my fellow Welsh man nearly as much as seeing, reading or downloading Sir Alfred Hitchcok and Stephen King/ Bachmann Books and the actual books as if I may say... Reading is becoming a dying art imo but of course... Exquisitely execution of time, word play etc etc...THAT'S WHY I L❤VE THEATRE...you could be so close or even affar and still feel their auras, emotions as it's so tangible... THE BIG SCREEN IS TOO STILL...Oncore, oncore... Bravissimo. I love escapism ✌🏾 And NOT what these films/books were based upon.
Hannibal’s look when Clarice said he ate his victims is priceless. But in my personal opinion the close up of Hannibal in the cage in Tennessee is by far the best scene in the movie. That look in his eyes freaks me out every time
Well, just watched part 1 and I'm eating too... I got a laugh when the Policeman got surprised when he was Handcuffed by Hannibal..... Most scary was the way he hung up the other policeman in the cage. Like a Bird, only the front of stomach was missing .. such a scary moment !!!!
He was in Baltimore unfortunately, but such good insight! Love reading the comments and seeing insightful people like you respond. Much love from a baltimorian 💕
It occurs to him that she was right, and that he is a trophy hunter, like she said of most serial killers. He never thought of it that way before and he's impressed by her.
It wasn't that. He didn't expect her to say that and, for the first time in their conversation, she kinda bested him. At the very least, she was on equal ground in that moment.
He was already locked on to her southern accent and had been tolerating her inherent rudeness. He had asked her why like "waii" to belittle her level of perception. I think he said thrall instead of enthrall because she is coming up short so far in the movie. Brilliantly played by them both.
He’s consuming them in a different way. He knows everything about them. He prevents them from moving on from the so-called test that he was put through. Even though he can’t see we are probably on the same side.
I remember being a kid so enchanted by Jodie Foster in this movie. Even the way she effortlessly drawls “No. You ate yours…” Didn’t know I was barking up the wrong tree yet. What a beauty.
Hannibal respected Starling and his sharp perception confirmed to him she was (like him) intelligent and not to be underestimated. He also knew she wasn't scared of him and regarded her as formidable.
The whole point was that she was scared of him, as any rational human being should be, but had the courage to face him anyway, multiple times. So she's not only smart, but courageous, as well as insightful, curious, and was open minded enough to not be judgemental, just state facts.
I have. It’s not as delightful as you’d think, as a SOTL fan. There’s times where you’ll want to explain things because you’re sure that the person you’re showing it too didn’t catch them.
It's still amazes me doing films where in here they are just speaking to the camera not each other. They are doing their scenes at different days and times. Then the filmmaker just put those scenes together that we see here. I didn't know this until I saw Jodi telling this in an interview.
What gets me about this scene is that it’s only time Hannibal drops eye contact. Any other time he keeps strong, unwavering, un-blinking eye contact. But when he hears “you ate yours” he drops his eyes and blinks, for the first time.
He wanted to scare her ....wanted to show she is not informative ...but she knew everything and not just that ...she was not scared to tell the truth....and that made him think she is different from the rest
When he said he didn’t keep a piece of his victim that’s kind of bullshit, because even though he ate his pieces, he’s still keeping them in some sort of way think of it as his victim fuelling his body to keep him to go on living
I watched the movie again a few days ago. Such amazing acting by everyone, it still scares me and will always be my favourite film. It's my favourite book too. ❤
❤❤❤I fell in love with Anthony the day I watched that scene. As much as he was being portrayed as a deranged man, but his demeanor, his voice, his lips did it for me. Even though he's over 30 years older than me, even now I'd marry him ❤ 😂😂😂
Hopkins was picked by Laurence Olivier in 1960 to be his understudy. He has proven to be one of the very few superb actors of our generation. Here, he created a monstrous character in just a few scenes. Brilliant!
I always assumed that as Vergil Sparda from Devil May Cry (Classic and/or Reboot) gets old he will become like Hannibal Lector. Not the cannibal part but intelligence, mannerisms, aura and death stare.
Looking at last at a clear image of the screen & am struck profoundly by the so-much-younger Anthony Hopkins, of late so often parodied over the past decades, that I did not remember the power of this slick'd back black-haired demon with the clear eyes and that voice, FAR SCARIER in this clip than he has seem'd to me for DECADES!😊😊
One of my ATF movies. Those two made iconic movie protagonist and antagonist characters with simply awesome on-screen chemistry. I was all but distraught that Jodie didn't commit to the sequel. Julianne Moore more than paled in comparison. Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster's performances set the bar beyond reach.
"Doc Lecter" A.H. never blinks... He says that for this he was inspired by an acquaintance, English if I remember, who when they spoke, stared at people without blinking.... Now, I I tried, damn, it's hard.. maybe because I smoke too much ganja.... anyway great interpretations, but the book....wow!!! P.S.: I'm Italian(😹) and when the movie came out they had to change the title from "the silence of the lambs" to "the silence of the innocent" because at the head of FIAT there was precisely the Agnelli family..(agnelli=lambs!!). Only in Italy do they do these things 🙀🤣🤣
![[ASMR] hannibal lecter cooking](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lOIZmoOhJik/mqdefault.jpg)
“No, you ate yours,” she stated so honestly, with no fanfare, or regal parlance Hannibal so highly regaled.
The scratched record sound effect ..................
And I love the face hopkins make like "Yeah.... fair point"
@@mistermittens3533Indeed...as if he slowly died inside as he averted his gaze to the ground like J. Foster knocked his soul to the ground...Minus the Fanfair music. Sir Anthony Hopkins I have loved watching my fellow Welsh man nearly as much as seeing, reading or downloading Sir Alfred Hitchcok and Stephen King/ Bachmann Books and the actual books as if I may say... Reading is becoming a dying art imo but of course... Exquisitely execution of time, word play etc etc...THAT'S WHY I L❤VE THEATRE...you could be so close or even affar and still feel their auras, emotions as it's so tangible... THE BIG SCREEN IS TOO STILL...Oncore, oncore... Bravissimo. I love escapism ✌🏾
Why has it been so long , since hearing the word , “parlance”. Love that word.
Это просто кино. А ведь был такой украинец Чикатило!
The way he looks away like “Yeah… that was awesome.” Anthony is a hell of an actor
Or maybe in his attempt to shoot down what she was saying, he was shocked by her response.
The taste of his carefully prepared meal came back..ppfffffftt
touché...
Indeed...as if he slowly died inside as he averted his gaze to the ground like J. Foster knocked his soul to the ground...Minus the Fanfair music... With the bang of a cell door as he looked down. Sir Anthony Hopkins I have loved watching my fellow Welsh man nearly as much as seeing, reading or downloading Sir Alfred Hitchcok and Stephen King/ Bachmann Books and the actual books as if I may say... Reading is becoming a dying art imo but of course... Exquisitely execution of time, word play etc etc...THAT'S WHY I L❤VE THEATRE...you could be so close or even affar and still feel their auras, emotions as it's so tangible... THE BIG SCREEN IS TOO STILL...Oncore, oncore... Bravissimo. I love escapism ✌🏾
And NOT what these films/books were based upon.
The insanity never once leaves his eyes
I did excellent indeed
"No you ate yours"
After that Hannibal probably broke his death stare for the first time
I watched the clip again. He didn’t even BLINK till she said “no”
Jesus lovs you
Yes he’s a narcissist and she shut him down in a condescending way, that got under his skin
He was remembering how good his hunts tasted.
Anthony Hopkins OWNED this role. So did Jodie Foster in her role. I can't believe that this movie is now over thirty years old.
It's one of those movies had the cast been changed at all it wouldn't have been great, just good.
Mads is even better
@@ahoorakhorshidi8330shut up
Hannibal’s look when Clarice said he ate his victims is priceless. But in my personal opinion the close up of Hannibal in the cage in Tennessee is by far the best scene in the movie. That look in his eyes freaks me out every time
I love that scene! And I love “Pity about poor Catherine though, tick toc, tick toc..” as if he was talking about the timer on a toaster oven.
Well, just watched part 1 and I'm eating too... I got a laugh when the Policeman got surprised when he was Handcuffed by Hannibal.....
Most scary was the way he hung up the other policeman in the cage. Like a Bird, only the front of stomach was missing .. such a scary moment !!!!
He was in Baltimore unfortunately, but such good insight! Love reading the comments and seeing insightful people like you respond. Much love from a baltimorian 💕
I get titillated.😏
* *MAKES SLURPING NOISES* *
Anthony is the most talented and amazing actor, with or without Fava beans
Your mom's a fava bean
Or nice chianti.
His choice in wines were always impeccable.
Whatever you do, guys, don't let Hannibal near a kitchen..
😂🍷🍽🍖🥘
one of my favorite movies ever. Sir Anthony Hopkins is a legendary great actor
Jesus lovs you
@@Mollyisadog fk jesus
@@MollyisadogSo, Jesus loves himself.
Love it when he blinks slowly after "No, you ate yours". I feel at that moment, he felt Clarice was unique and wanted to know more about her
no he was shocked for himself hearing from another person about his crappy behaviour
If you consider Red Dragon/Manhunter as well, he might've been thinking, "here's another one like Will. This might be interesting..."
It occurs to him that she was right, and that he is a trophy hunter, like she said of most serial killers. He never thought of it that way before and he's impressed by her.
@@paulberks5609no, he’s so used to the reactions of his cannibalism that he’s not used to someone who doesn’t really care
the slow blink as he joyfully remembers his previous meals
It wasn't that. He didn't expect her to say that and, for the first time in their conversation, she kinda bested him. At the very least, she was on equal ground in that moment.
@@JohnnyAppleseed-yl6fo Actually, OP is correct. Hannibal was a hunter not a trophy hunter.
@@The_Gallowglass What he was doesn't matter. I was challenging the reason for the slow blink. I stand by what I said.
@@JohnnyAppleseed-yl6fo And you're wrong.
I love how he looks away on “you ate yours”. His almost unbreakable demeanour was actually rattled by a challenge, great acting
"Thrall me with your acumen."
He was already locked on to her southern accent and had been tolerating her inherent rudeness. He had asked her why like "waii" to belittle her level of perception. I think he said thrall instead of enthrall because she is coming up short so far in the movie. Brilliantly played by them both.
*Enthrall
@@KanyeLikesFishSticks *thrill
💅
He’s consuming them in a different way. He knows everything about them. He prevents them from moving on from the so-called test that he was put through. Even though he can’t see we are probably on the same side.
‘Jack sent a trainee to me…’ perfect delivery!
I was expecting the sigma/gangster music to kick on.
Sigma rule #432 - skin and eat people
@@brownthunder3944 closely related to #420, get high, skin then eat
😂ROFL 😂😂
Some parts of youtube aren't demented yet.
@@brownthunder3944😂😂
I remember being a kid so enchanted by Jodie Foster in this movie. Even the way she effortlessly drawls “No. You ate yours…” Didn’t know I was barking up the wrong tree yet. What a beauty.
Both are such great actors, but Anthony Hopkin’s eyes seriously stole this scene. Being able to convey such a lifeless hostility is chilling
“You ate yours.”
For Hannibal that’s trophy enough
That’s the point.
@@andrewleah1983 Its not a trophy. He's not a trophy hunter. He eats his game.
Hannibal respected Starling and his sharp perception confirmed to him she was (like him) intelligent and not to be underestimated. He also knew she wasn't scared of him and regarded her as formidable.
It was really to woo her out of her drawls and I did tap that more than shirley temple in The Little Colonel. Take notes fellas. ✍🏻
Jesus lovs you
The whole point was that she was scared of him, as any rational human being should be, but had the courage to face him anyway, multiple times. So she's not only smart, but courageous, as well as insightful, curious, and was open minded enough to not be judgemental, just state facts.
She is scared of him but she has the courage to face him. She's also fascinated by his nature although disgusted
This misses the point completely, she was scared out of her wits, but she faced him anyway. That's what makes her brave.
Buffalo Bill just wants a new coat, the way Dr. Lecter gets hungry from time to time. They’re trying to fulfill basic needs.
We've seen it too
Finally someone that understands me.
I just want my womansuit.
@@jamegumb7298 Did you really opened up a new account just to write this comment?
@@hulyakocyigit1667 did you really ask that question without even looking at the account more closely than the username and profile picture?
Exactly Hannibal, buffalo Bill just wanted basic needs.. food, cloths , shelter (mental asylum) like every nice human😂
Brilliant performance !! Hopkins played Lecter with such precision, possibly the greatest piece of film acting ever !!
It's good. But there are others.
@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 Name some, thank you.
I would argue that a meal is indeed a form of trophy.
I would love to show this Masterpiece of film to someone whom has not seen it before. ...What a rush.
I haven’t watched it but I’ve wanted to for the LONGEST
Checkout "Popcorn in bed" on TH-cam, she watches it for the first time, GREAT reaction, felt like I was watching it for the first time
I have. It’s not as delightful as you’d think, as a SOTL fan. There’s times where you’ll want to explain things because you’re sure that the person you’re showing it too didn’t catch them.
Yeah ive never seen any of these movies before. SOTL sounds really fascinating to me though.
I have seen this movie just days ago for the first time 😊 great story, performances, direction, music ❤
Eating something is the highest form of keeping it, it’s making it part of you.
It's still amazes me doing films where in here they are just speaking to the camera not each other. They are doing their scenes at different days and times. Then the filmmaker just put those scenes together that we see here. I didn't know this until I saw Jodi telling this in an interview.
They were both excellent in this film. It was constant point counterpoint point counterpoint. Superbly played by two real professionals.
One of the best movies, ever.
This was such a fine film, the acting is tops!!
I forgot about everthing..was just focusing on how beautiful jodie foster is back then...whatta woman😍
What gets me about this scene is that it’s only time Hannibal drops eye contact. Any other time he keeps strong, unwavering, un-blinking eye contact. But when he hears “you ate yours” he drops his eyes and blinks, for the first time.
Wonder if he was recalling how his sister tasted...Poor savage...
Anthony Hopkins really played this to the Heart .. it got to the Point that I believed Hannibal Exists because of Anthony..
“People will say we’re in love.”
This bonding session was quite touching.
"You ate yours" . Hannibal: fair enough..
My favorite movie. It swept the Oscars just like it should have. Anthony Hopkins, and Jodie Foster were absolutely superb.
He wanted to scare her ....wanted to show she is not informative ...but she knew everything and not just that ...she was not scared to tell the truth....and that made him think she is different from the rest
Brilliant acting by Anthony
Not many movies in history are as perfect as this film
One of my favorite movies because of Hannibal
BEST CASTING FOR THESE TWO ACTORS GREAT MOVIE ONE OF THE BEST EVER 😊❤
من أفضل أفلام الممثل العبقري أنتوني هوبكنز
#صمت #الحملان 👍
He is the best actor, ever..
When he said he didn’t keep a piece of his victim that’s kind of bullshit, because even though he ate his pieces, he’s still keeping them in some sort of way think of it as his victim fuelling his body to keep him to go on living
"No; you ate yours..."
{Goes from six to midnight} 😂
I watched the movie again a few days ago. Such amazing acting by everyone, it still scares me and will always be my favourite film. It's my favourite book too. ❤
Bro broke eye contact to reminisce
❤❤❤I fell in love with Anthony the day I watched that scene. As much as he was being portrayed as a deranged man, but his demeanor, his voice, his lips did it for me. Even though he's over 30 years older than me, even now I'd marry him ❤ 😂😂😂
Hopkins was picked by Laurence Olivier in 1960 to be his understudy. He has proven to be one of the very few superb actors of our generation. Here, he created a monstrous character in just a few scenes. Brilliant!
I'll forever be a Anthony Hopkins fan
All Hannibal movies are masterpieces ❤
In serial killer world when they kill they get to 'keep' them forever
Such a great movie!!!
I always assumed that as Vergil Sparda from Devil May Cry (Classic and/or Reboot) gets old he will become like Hannibal Lector. Not the cannibal part but intelligence, mannerisms, aura and death stare.
Oh my gosh, this is serious and Amazing!
The best film with this spécial relationship between hannibal et Sterling.
That hurt look on her face after Hannibal makes fun of her accent was real because I believe Anthony Hopkins ad libbed it on the fly
She got him pretty good
"Do you know why the call him" " buffalo bill" please tell me the newspapers wont say :)
He never blinks.
Just like a cobra ... ready to attack
Looking at last at a clear image of the screen & am struck profoundly by the so-much-younger Anthony Hopkins, of late so often parodied over the past decades, that I did not remember the power of this slick'd back black-haired demon with the clear eyes and that voice, FAR SCARIER in this clip than he has seem'd to me for DECADES!😊😊
“Yeah fair enough I did do that.”
So far these shorts are after my heart!! 😉
Legendary Acting by both along with an All-Time Great Thriller
Still a great movie, Anthony played the hell out of this role.
Hannibal never blinks
Indeed,Mr. Hopkins owned his role....really..
Anthony Hopkins played this role so well that I get scared just looking at him and always think of this character even when he is in other movies!
진짜 이 무비에서 앤소니의 안광은 정말 최고다.
21 secs you hear someone cough😂
One of my ATF movies. Those two made iconic movie protagonist and antagonist characters with simply awesome on-screen chemistry. I was all but distraught that Jodie didn't commit to the sequel. Julianne Moore more than paled in comparison. Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster's performances set the bar beyond reach.
"Doc Lecter" A.H. never blinks... He says that for this he was inspired by an acquaintance, English if I remember, who when they spoke, stared at people without blinking.... Now, I I tried, damn, it's hard.. maybe because I smoke too much ganja.... anyway great interpretations, but the book....wow!!! P.S.: I'm Italian(😹) and when the movie came out they had to change the title from "the silence of the lambs" to "the silence of the innocent" because at the head of FIAT there was precisely the Agnelli family..(agnelli=lambs!!). Only in Italy do they do these things 🙀🤣🤣
Damn I love his creepy Hannibal lecture voice 😂😂😂😂😂 Anthony Hopkins hands down is the best actor ever and my favorite actor period ❤❤❤❤❤❤
STELLAR ACTING x2!!!
Her accent 💯🔥
Classic Cinema 🎭 🎥
He’s so fucken hot 🥵 in that movie omg!
He did take trophies. He just took them inside himself.
Movie for my childhood 💙💀🖤🍿🎥
When I first came across this novel, I could NOT put it down....read it while drinking in bars!
Jodie Foster was great in this film.
Rip lord infamous he sample this on his song DAM IM CRAZED
I only saw this as a kid and literally was too afraid to ever watch it as an adult... This is about the closest I got
It puts the lotion in the basket or else it gets the hose again/I’d do me….
Ted Levine was the best in this movie
She almost said "Eat me" with that face.
Why did he say like this- "what a naughty boy he is?"
Na minha vida numca assisti um filme que me enpactou tanto.😮
This was a good movie
Now then.....
"Go on Internet!... THRILL me with your Acumen!!!"
He's like bitch roasted me that time 😂😂😂😂
A.Hopkins ,one of the greatest and invested actors of XX/XXI century
His face is saying "well shit...I'm busted"
Even though Anthony Hopkins looks nothing like the character as described in the books, I can't picture anyone else as Hannibal Lechter.
Naughty boy
He blinked!
Thrill me with your acumen
😂
Hannibal is a real hunter, not a trophy hunter.
"Love the suit"
Oscar winner for the best actor - Anthony Hopkins for 'Silence of the Lambs'
So much for Schindler's list and Forrest Gump
This is real suspense
I love Jodie and Anthony!
🌞Anthony Hopkins still gives the creeps with his “lector” portrayal!
His EYES DONT MOVE