GamerTab That was an excellent one.

AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

InformationRap This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

Hayden Kane There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

cathylr After the end of Dexter, Hannibal was the ´rebound series´ who brought the dark humor that I fancy. It is here again about a serial killer that we are following step by step, in a dark ambience, with the suspense of knowing who will be the next dish. Although the photography is excellent, I however did not manage to get attached to any character. So I did not watch the last season...

napchier No spoilers - though I do make reference to characters and known parts of the story (book and film) being present and absent, without going into the details. In many respects it is complete, albeit a little unresolved at the end. Such a pity it doesn't however go into other aspects of the complete story. We get Red Dragon and Hannibal feature heavily, without Clarice Starling however, and sadly no retelling of the Silence of the Lambs. It begins prior to Red Dragon, to further explain Hannibal Lecter's working relationship with the police, manipulation, and so on, while also working in some of the Mason Verger back story into those parts, making the Hannibal book story work, but for some reason or other they seemed unable to include Clarice Starling and Silence of the Lambs. There was some talk of progress forthcoming in that regard, but it all seems to have now been dropped entirely. As such, you could just watch this, and then when it finishes go into The Silence of the Lambs movie, and have it all end right there. You probably wouldn't want to go into the Hannibal movie however, quite simply because elements of that story pop up in the series.I've given it 8 stars rather than 10 because it wasn't able to fully embrace all parts of the overall story. I suppose there were some issues with rights, and all that, though I'm not really sure - can only assume.

norwor Although gripping, I found this series very frrustrating to watch. Why is it that directors allow actors to constantly speak in whispers, especially in series three? I ran it through surround sound with speakers on high just to try to get the dialogue with constant rewinds, but when an action event came on it was deafening, which spoiled what should have been decent entertainment. I would advise skipping episode six, series three, as it's just a compilation of clippings and a complete waste of time.

quantum_22 I rarely give 10 out of 10 stars. As a matter of fact, I only did this 2 times before "Hannibal".10 stars... What a truly wonderful show! Brutal yet sensitive. Gruesome yet artful. Highly intellectual, yet a careful homage to human fallacy. Love and hate depicted as an eternal dance of indistinguishable partners. IMPRESSIVE soundtrack, surrealistic, intricate plot, dialogues covering psychology, philosophy, art and history...And last but not least: breathtaking performances of Mads Mikkelsen, Hugh Dancy, Gillian Anderson, Rutina Wesley and so many more...