The Official Hannibal Thread (NBC Series, GREAT Reviews)

[TheNatureBoy]

Just watched this, props to those who dropped knowledge on Margot's brother. I didn't really take in the scene with the way they transitioned into it that he slammed her down and was really drinking her tears. The actress who played her was just Aiden's ex wife on Being Human. Michael Pitt seems like he could kill the role from the way the character was described.

I know the writers room has to have a bunch of note cards with ways to someone get killed. Woman inside of a horse

Nice work by Daniel Faraday aka dikkie Bennett in his role for this episode.

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

"This nikka here"

@ Hannibal getting excited when he took the gun from Will. Dude legit had the that transitioned into

 

[hex]

"This nikka here"

@ Hannibal getting excited when he took the gun from Will. Dude legit had the that transitioned into

His face looks like a PS1 animation. Obviously it's intentional but it's kinda crazy how unnatural dude looks just looking around a room.

Fred.

 

[JMurder]

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[hex]

What is this? It's not showing up for me.

Fred.

 

[JMurder]

What is this? It's not showing up for me.

Fred.

check the edit

 

[Hades]

Resident Evil 1 anyone?

Spoiler

I will say that I would have liked to see the battle (maybe next episode via flashback) but Hannibal and Will's conversation about being Even Steven was clean with Hannibal's head nod.

Another stellar performance by Jeremy Davies. He's killing it. At first I thought it was a chupacabra but then I remember that it was winter so I said Wendigo. This was an interesting killer of the week. The talk about Hannibal's prior patients is wild to imagine because how many other people has he nurtured in the past?

I really liked Margot this episode. The actress who plays her is very attractive. LOL at Hannibal telling her to "try, try again" and her stating that "I guess he didn't tell you the same thing".

The blood spatter in Will's mind was magnificent. Very artistic take on it with the horse choking him to death as he became the monster that he resembles. The reoccurring dialogue on Man vs Beast as well as Man=Beast was one full display in many ways and I applaud them for that.

- Hannibal's hat (I need one)
- Will's coat (I need one as well)
- Hannibal's suit in the lab was beautiful

 

[Mandarin Duck]

So I'm finally realizing the moose is supposed to be some kind of symbolism for Will's desire to kill?
A desire that Hannibal is responsible for, and that's why he sees Hannibal with horns?

Even tho Will has a desire to kill I feel like he can control it, and is only presenting this desire to kill to Hannibal in order to catch him slipping. Killing the animal-human kills two birds with one stone for Will.
1. Get rid of the killer
2. Make Hannibal believe his lust for killing is growing.

Also, ya'll noticed how much more clean cut Will is since he got out of jail?

 

[jdubnyce]

So I'm finally realizing the moose is supposed to be some kind of symbolism for Will's desire to kill?
A desire that Hannibal is responsible for, and that's why he sees Hannibal with horns?

Even tho Will has a desire to kill I feel like he can control it, and is only presenting this desire to kill to Hannibal in order to catch him slipping. Killing the animal-human kills two birds with one stone for Will.
1. Get rid of the killer
2. Make Hannibal believe his lust for killing is growing.

Also, ya'll noticed how much more clean cut Will is since he got out of jail?

Think so too. That exchange right at the end - "even Steven" -

this show

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

So I he is the bait Will and Jack are using..........I hope

After seeing next week's preview, I'm not sure what to think.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Resident Evil 1 anyone?

Spoiler

I will say that I would have liked to see the battle (maybe next episode via flashback) but Hannibal and Will's conversation about being Even Steven was clean with Hannibal's head nod.

Another stellar performance by Jeremy Davies. He's killing it. At first I thought it was a chupacabra but then I remember that it was winter so I said Wendigo. This was an interesting killer of the week. The talk about Hannibal's prior patients is wild to imagine because how many other people has he nurtured in the past?

I really liked Margot this episode. The actress who plays her is very attractive. LOL at Hannibal telling her to "try, try again" and her stating that "I guess he didn't tell you the same thing".

The blood spatter in Will's mind was magnificent. Very artistic take on it with the horse choking him to death as he became the monster that he resembles. The reoccurring dialogue on Man vs Beast as well as Man=Beast was one full display in many ways and I applaud them for that.

- Hannibal's hat (I need one)
- Will's coat (I need one as well)
- Hannibal's suit in the lab was beautiful

This also reminded me of a similar scene in Hannibal Rises. They've done countless references and callbacks to Silence, Red Dragon, Hannibal throughout the series. Most thought they would exclude Rises because it was so shytty and it may have been unintentional but still, they've covered all the films at some point now (not sure about Manhunter, havent seen.)

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Seems like Hanny finally got Will to go full ?



Or is Will's design chess not checkers?

 

[Czerka]

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

This is my design

 

[OmegaK2099]

for some reason this reminded of brotherhood of the wolf