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Hannibal
Cast
Anthony Hopkins, Julianne Moore, Francesca Neri, Gary Oldman View AllCrew
Ridley Scott (Director), David Mamet (Screenplay), Steven Zaillian (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Feb. 8th, 2001
Runtime: 2 hours, 11 minutes
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Hannibal - The DVD
Hannibal comes out on DVD this month. I think its got some of the best added content ever including:
Commentary from Ridley Scott
Five Featurettes on the making of Hannibal
- A look at the set...
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Hannibal
Am I the only one who hadn't heard about this?
Still failing to realise that too much of a good thing can actually be pretty bad, those greedy Hollywood types are transplantin...
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Hannibal
Ok, I read the book and loved it. Saw the teaser trailer and it got my juices flowing and now I just saw the actual trailer and had to wipe the droll off of my shirt. It looks so good. Anyone else ...
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Hannibal in Australia
I just thought I'd start a little separate thread about this because I didn't want to read the long one and spoil anything
I haven't seen the movie yet, as it hasn't come out here in Australia ...
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TylerDurden99
Clarice Starling begins to investigate Lector and Mason Verger, the only surviving Lector victim, who has his own agenda for Hannibal.
Clarice Starling begins to investigate Lector and Mason Verger, the only surviving Lector victim, who has his own agenda for Hannibal.
Iroquois
Though the violence in this film tends to be sensationalised in a way that seems to undercut the psychological elements and make the film itself come across as excessively gory, that doesn't mean they aren't occasionally effective; those final scenes are genuinely unsettling in a way (especially sin....
Though the violence in this film tends to be sensationalised in a way that seems to undercut the psychological elements and make the film itself come across as excessively gory, that doesn't mean they aren't occasionally effective; those final scenes are genuinely unsettling in a way (especially sin....