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FourLeaf posted:Source? It's mentioned on sites like Hollywood Reporter and Den of Geek. Fuller's talked about not liking how the books treated Margot and wanting to rehabilitate her sexuality before. Then again I haven't seen the episode yet so it could all be complete misdirection that I fell for like a chump.
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What was that giant heart....thing at the end? Was it a skinned body or something?
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Dat stealth Quinto. Fantastic episode! I'll have to compose my thoughts when I'm at the computer, preferably aftet I catch up with the thread. loving Anderson and Mikkelsen power hour up in this poo poo.
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I thought it was a bad episode. Having not watched in a year I was pretty confused with all the jumping around in time. Especially because the Abe stuff was B&W but the Scully stuff was Color. Also the sound editing was a mess. A lot of the dialog was hard to discern. :/ Best part of ep, IMO: 
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Waltzing Along posted:Best part of ep, IMO: Guy on Twitter told Bryan Fuller that this was "subtle" and Fuller responded in his wonderful all-caps way,"SUBTLE AS A BRICK!  "
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Missed that.. holy poo poo Fuller, you loving genius
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Noirex posted:What was that giant heart....thing at the end? Was it a skinned body or something? It was the guy Hannibal killed.
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West coast feed just ended and Hannibal the movie just started on Cinemax. I feel it was very confusing for a reason. Last season started with the kitchen fight, so it wrapped around from beginning to end. The flashbacks in this episode were shown in a different aspect ratio than present day, but the Eddie Izzard scene which opened the episode was not only in the same aspect ratio, but it was also black and white, it breaks script from a scene we've already seen and lead into Hannibal addressing the audience, breaking the 4th wall, which the show has never done. I think the black and white Izzard scenes are in Hannibal's mind palace, where he can relive past dinner/conversations with said dinner. Why is he in his mind palace? The opening is him reflecting back on the season with his dinner guest. Also, if you remember in Hannibal, they figure out he's in Italy via surveillance cameras at a really high end perfume store. Could be they're playing with the motif a little and may have someone recognize Bedelia in the cameras instead of Hannibal. ruddiger fucked around with this message at 06:31 on Jun 5, 2015 |
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Waltzing Along posted:Best part of ep, IMO: God I want to watch Psycho right now. Or just Hannibal again.
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ruddiger posted:West coast feed just ended and Hannibal the movie just started on Cinemax. I was wondering if that difference in flashback format may indeed be the beginnings of differentiating and introducing the mind palace. Been looking forward to how Fuller portrays that the most, so I hope we're right and this means we're just diving into that.
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ruddiger posted:I feel it was very confusing for a reason. Last season started with the kitchen fight, so it wrapped around from beginning to end. The flashbacks in this episode were shown in a different aspect ratio than present day, but the Eddie Izzard scene which opened the episode was not only in the same aspect ratio, but it was also black and white, it breaks script from a scene we've already seen and lead into Hannibal addressing the audience, breaking the 4th wall, which the show has never done. I think the black and white Izzard scenes are in Hannibal's mind palace, where he can relive past dinner/conversations with said dinner. Why is he in his mind palace? The opening is him reflecting back on the season with his dinner guest. Wait what?
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FourLeaf posted:It was the guy Hannibal killed. I know who it is, just wondering what the hell they did to him. I'm guessing it's his skinned limbless torso now.
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FourLeaf posted:Wait what? When he goes into the whole "this is a fairytale" intro. I'm almost positive it starts out exactly like the dinner scene with Izzard that we saw last season, but the dialogue veers off course mid-conversation.
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I was most impressed with the origami heart hannibal made, that poo poo was tight.
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The cinematography and art design and just basic loving beauty of this show is magical.
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Alikchi posted:The cinematography and art design and just basic loving beauty of this show is magical. And the sound. Those terrifying sound effects and background music.
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CeeJee posted:And the sound. Those terrifying sound effects and background music. That score, especially when she was in the shop was amazing in 5.1, i had it cranked my floor was buzzing.
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Someone on twitter pointed out that the murder tableau, being a giant heart impaled on three crossed swords, is almost certainly is a reference to the tarot card the Three of Swords.  "This card depicts a pure piercing sorrow of the mind. The sorrow must be felt and experienced for closure and relief to come [...] one of the most negative cards in the entire deck." "feeling heartbreak, being disappointed, receiving little solace, being separated, wandering far from home, finding your trust misplaced, getting stabbed in the back" ...god, Hannibal, you emo little bitch
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showbiz_liz posted:...god, Hannibal, you emo little bitch Free-range rude, right here. I don't disagree
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ruddiger posted:When he goes into the whole "this is a fairytale" intro. I'm almost positive it starts out exactly like the dinner scene with Izzard that we saw last season, but the dialogue veers off course mid-conversation. Nope, different dinner. Previous dinner, Abel still had one leg. Dinner was Abel's left leg, served as roti de cuisse. This time, it's Abel's right leg, served smoked on skewers with a glaze. The skewers were hilarious. It was like Hannibal put party hats and little flags on Abel's leg so that it could go "ta-da!" when he lifted the lid.
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Lay off the  son.You trippin.
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FourLeaf posted:I seriously need to figure out what instrument it is that popped up a few times, like in the wine scene... I think an organ, but sometimes it sounds electronic like a synthesizer? Definitely an old electronic organ, if you mean the wine-buying scene when Bedelia wears her blue hat. It even has the electric rhythm section as she crosses the plaza and nods at the cop. Electric organs had like a built-in non-programmable drum machine with a dozen or so different pre-set rhythms (bossanova, waltz, disco etc), so you could be a one-man band. Stereolab uses them a lot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxWp-bdw4Nk (Skip to 23:34)
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That dude's torso could not have possibly been this big. He was a skinny nerd.
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Goddamnit, I love this show. Never stop making new episodes, Bryan Fuller. Go to Netflix or pay cable if you have to.
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Jerusalem posted:This beautiful show I'm gay but  I had tears and pearls-clutching going on all episode last night because this show is too beautiful to exist.
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Swillkitsch posted:That dude's torso could not have possibly been this big. He was a skinny nerd. I think Bedelia is half of that thing. A diptych, so to speak.
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showbiz_liz posted:Someone on twitter pointed out that the murder tableau, being a giant heart impaled on three crossed swords, is almost certainly is a reference to the tarot card the Three of Swords. More specifically, it's a reversed Three of Swords, which is supposed to symbolize a reconciliation/recovery after a time of trouble. 
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Waltzing Along posted:I thought it was a bad episode. Having not watched in a year I was pretty confused with all the jumping around in time. Especially because the Abe stuff was B&W but the Scully stuff was Color. Also the sound editing was a mess. A lot of the dialog was hard to discern. :/ I've found that people who refer to actors by the name of a character they played over a decade ago often have bad opinions.
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Basebf555 posted:I've found that people who refer to actors by the name of a character they played over a decade ago often have bad opinions. To be fair, new X-Files is being filmed this month, so it's now back to "are currently playing". His opinion's still bad though.
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Riled Shareef posted:Hey, one question - what was up with Bedelia going to the shop and sitting at the train station with the security cameras? Is she in cahoots with the FBI!? Or was she just... fantasizing about leaving? My first thought was Verger but after reading this thread I agree it seems far more likely that she was just leaving bread crumbs.
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Waltzing Along posted:I thought it was a bad episode. Having not watched in a year I was pretty confused with all the jumping around in time. Especially because the Abe stuff was B&W but the Scully stuff was Color. Also the sound editing was a mess. A lot of the dialog was hard to discern. :/ drat dude, maybe you should have rewatched some episodes before hand? Because the episode was pretty loving great.
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That's the kind of premiere you make when you know your show is cancellation-proof daaaamn
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Episode was not bad, not by any metric. We're just in Hannibal (the book/movie) territory and that story was the (second) worst out of Harris' books. The show will get a lot better in the second half I'm sure, but it's still not bad now.
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Jerusalem posted:The episode in season 2 where Chilton's life fall apart to the extent that it sounds like even the loving soundtrack is making fun of him was glorious. ZDar Fan posted:I love that his subplot became a slapstick black comedy. This show goes in so many great directions. Hahaha, oh my god, yes, thank you so much. 
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The third season premiere of Hannibal earned a series low matching 0.7 adults 18-49 rating. WE DID IT YOU GUYS!!
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