HANNIBAL on NBC seems amazing and therefore deserves it's own thread!

There was an early ep of someone encased in a beehive and/or treetrunk iirc? The practical makeup effects for that was breathtaking

That was the episode with Amanda Plummer doing lobotomies.

xxp i stan corrected

just remembered that this video existed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IjIu9RoWek

All done. It was great. I might rewatch it all again at the end of the year.

Also, ^^^ I would totally watch them in a show called "Murder Husbands: no subtext"

how’d you like the scene where Gillian’s character finds out (or the audience is clued into) who was traditionally fed the diet she’s been on?

I loved almost all of the trippy first half of S3. I did like Alanna more too. During the kaleidoscope Alanna/Margot scene I said "Oh, they got some payoff for casting two actresses who look a lot alike."

Gah, all of it was so cinematic and darkly funny, I adored it. ( I did start to get a little annoyed at the very metered dialogue though, especially in the Gillian Anderson scenes, but it let me look at her hair more).

I am sad it's over.
I did say in the first half of season one that they were so in love with each other. Killing Eve really does a good job of playing with that too.

hadn't occurred to me but killing eve kinda is hannibal lite

did you just smell me?

did you just smell me?

totally read this in Sandra Oh's voice lol

just finished season two in my rewatch!!!!! that last episode is still life-ruining

it really is

i'm watching it with my roommate and after we finished the penultimate episode i said "this show has everything! michael pitt eating his own face... everything."

Real want to rewatch this again right away, but am trying to let more time pass. Now that I know the shape of the characters, it will be different enough viewing.

And xpost above, I liked Alana a lot more in the 3rd season.

rewatch revealed to me that i like alana throughout, although i think it's unfortunate they pair her with hannibal for little reason other than how gross and horrible it is (the dual sex scene however makes it worth it??? i think)

there are a lot of things about season two i'd consider individually weak (some of the serial killers of the week especially sociopathic social worker vs. stable guy sewing dead people into horses; how it takes two full episodes to introduce mason (???)) but the writing and the long game the show is playing make them work

i enjoyed thinking of hannibal as the showrunner of season two, throwing people who had absolutely nothing to do with each other (will/margot/mason) into a weird dramatic plot device about pregnancy. hannibal also casts himself in will graham's role at the very start of the season, so he's basically the writer/director/star of this particular vortex of killings anyway

There should be absolutely no ??? about whether the dual sex scene was worth it.

sociopathic social worker vs. stable guy

I enjoyed that episode but I'm also a fan of Jeremy Davies doing Jeremy Davies types of characters

There should be absolutely no ??? about whether the dual sex scene was worth it.

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it's one of the finest scenes in the show

No one ever made out in a pool of blood did they?

Hannibal’s response to the human muralist killer in the grain silo never fails to make me laugh

Killer: There is no god
Hannibal: Certainly not with that attitude

hee

We should do an ilx group rewatch of this over some holiday.

easter

he is risen and would like some sherry

I was thinking the month of December for the holidays, but I guess that is far off. I think my spouse would get mildly worried if I rewatched it right after we finished.

I kind of can't believe but am thankful that EW listed every outfit Hannibal wore.

https://ew.com/article/2015/08/29/everything-hannibal-wore-hannibal/

the first half of season three is exactly as wonderful as i remembered. i know this show is stylistic overflow all the time but the dialogue is straight up beautiful writing at this point

also the abigail fake-out got me all over again

definitely my favorite television show of all time

yeah that section is my fave stretch of the whole show probably

hannibal = frasier
will = niles
crawford = dad
alana bloom = roz
freddie = daphne moon

will's dogs = eddie

sir, how dare you.

gillian anderson = lilith

lol i mean dr bedelia du maurier

I might be misremembering, but I think that one episode where Norm came to town ended with Frasier coercing him into fileting his own face?

lol @ bedelia as lilith

i mean only the dogs don't work really

lol this thread just took a right turn straight into the bin

I need someone to mark this thread as safe once this incident is over.

i cleared up the case by getting inside yr heads

I am going to rewatch the series starting tomorrow up to the New Year.

#squadgoals

i still havent finished watching the final season - there is a definite type of headspace i need to be in &. i just cant find it lately. i find it so confusing & spend the whole time like “huh”?

it bums me out. i need to try harder - maybe reattempt over the holidays

I finally finished Wondefalls yesterday. I was meh on it, although the xtc theme is very good. And Alana is good in it.

i still havent finished watching the final season - there is a definite type of headspace i need to be in &. i just cant find it lately.

^ This. It was grate but the further I went the more I felt like I was getting sucked into some of inescapable nihilistic void. Like, thanks for reflecting my everyday life so accurately, there, Hannibal, jeez.

you have to just let it wash over you imo

is "first half of s3 >>>>>> second half of s3" a minority opinion/challop? cause that's still very much where I'm at

i think most people agree with you but i think the quality is maintained throughout