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  Review by Chris 🦑 ★★★★½ 6

  "Good evening, Clarice... just like old times"
  "Shut up"

  me in theory: gay-coding villains is an all too common trope thats damaging to the gay community by repeatedly associating gay people with villainy, corruption, evil, etc.

  ray liotta: hannibal lecter seems like a queer HAHAHA AM I RIGHT?

  me: YOU'RE RIGHT!!! YOU'RE RIGHT!!

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  Review by Madison 🎭 ★★

  hannibal: dear clarice, I am writing to you because I have finally discovered which wine best pairs with ass. as you kno-

  clarice: dear Hannibal, I didn’t even finish reading your letter because it made me wanna rip my eyes out. Thank you, and I hope to arrest you soon.

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  Review by scream queen ★★★ 5

  i hate myself for many reasons but being attracted to anthony hopkins playing a well dressed cannibal is definitely one of them

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  Review by D ★★★½

  All I have to say is I laughed really hard for some reason during the scene where Anthony Hopkin's photo was shown right after Osama bin Laden's in the FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted list.

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  Review by Fake Shemp

  I hope you like them Clarice. 👠 👠 TATAaaR!

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  Review by Maria Castro ★★ 1

  Not the same without Jodie Foster.

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  Review by isaac ★★½

  Hannibal is gay and Clarice is gay fuck this movie

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  Review by alex todd 🧟‍♂️ ★★ 1

  this film has such a good ending but it’s a shame the rest isn’t as much of a killer

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  Review by Andrew | A.J. ★★½

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  I like movies where people cut skull caps off and feed people their own brain and then feed brain to a lil kiddo as much as the next regular joe

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  Review by Sara Clements ★ 3

  What if Anthony Hopkins hosted a true crime podcast

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  Review by Ian West ★★★★ 7

  What a wicked little ditty from Scott—delightfully deranged and mischievously macabre.

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  Review by comrade_yui ★★★★ 1

  all the respect in the world to ridley scott for taking this navel-gazing, solemn and grounded true crime saga and transforming it into a neo-gothic eurotrash monster movie where lector just hides in plain sight like he's jason bourne and makes a misogynist FBI agent eat his own brain. alternates equally between symphonic violence and grandiloquent sermonizing, some of it pretty damn stupid but i'm 100% here for it regardless. hannibal is magnificent in its crude operatics and aspirations towards a noble perversity; a film exclusively made by and for the barbarous.