Jul 6, 2026 · 5 hr 9 min · 8 segments
Hello, Clarice. Join Reneé, John Paul, and Travis as they discuss Ridley Scott's 2001 psychological horror film "Hannibal." Please consider supporting the show on Patreon…
And I think that the way that they utilize these places kind of lends to an air of grandiosity and opulence that just suits Hannibal so well.
I think my only real issues with this film, I think, are probably down to pacing.
Because I think that there are mom- moments that I want more of as far as character dynamics and interactions.
And I think we just spend too much of this film apart, and then once we get to the end of the film, it feels like we are trying to cover a lot of ground very quickly.
Like, a lot of things happen within, like, the last maybe, like, 20 minutes.
And I think that the way that they utilize these places kind of lends to an air of grandiosity and opulence that just suits Hannibal so well.
I think my only real issues with this film, I think, are probably down to pacing.
Because I think that there are mom- moments that I want more of as far as character dynamics and interactions.
And I think we just spend too much of this film apart, and then once we get to the end of the film, it feels like we are trying to cover a lot of ground very quickly.
Like, a lot of things happen within, like, the last maybe, like, 20 minutes.
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