Last Film You Watched

[Rita_Poon]

Wouldn’t have even been possible. Bruce Wayne is just a kid in the Joker so any sequel would have been an ancient Joaquin or a copycat and no Joaquin. Keep films in their own universes; tired of stuff trying to be forced to link up.

Reckon you could have some fun with it though, land superman in 'one flew over the cuckoo's nest' for instance, or batman as land lord in 'pacific heights'.

 

[Daytripper]

Wouldn’t have even been possible. Bruce Wayne is just a kid in the Joker so any sequel would have been an ancient Joaquin or a copycat and no Joaquin. Keep films in their own universes; tired of stuff trying to be forced to link up.

I know ,Arthur would be ancient as you say the time Patterson was Batman is set. Bruce is only about 9 in Joker.

And from outset of the making of the film i meant .the story of the two characters from their respective lives before meeting as their alter egos later on in the same kind of tone as the first Joker film.

They finally got the script done for Batman Part 2 which is good news.

 

[Rita_Poon]

9pm - BBC FOUR

'the shining', followed by 'manhunter' (10:55pm)

'braveheart' on film4

jerry maguire
best of the best 2

both in the high up zany channels.

 

[Daytripper]

9pm - BBC FOUR

'the shining', followed by 'manhunter' (10:55pm)

'braveheart' on film4

jerry maguire
best of the best 2

both in the high up zany channels.

Man hunter is great in my opinion, I like it more than the other Lecter films .

 

[Bristol Blue]

Finally got round to seeing F1. Very, very good. Without spoiling it though, I'd have changed the ending a bit but they went for the easy option. Still very well shot and Damson Idris looks a good actor for the future.

He’s great in Snowfall

 

[Rita_Poon]

Man hunter is great in my opinion, I like it more than the other Lecter films .

read an interesting comparative review of the Cox, Hopkins, Mikkelsen versions a day or two back. How the tone of the films and series were different. If I can find it I'll link it.

 

[COYBL25]

Man hunter is great in my opinion, I like it more than the other Lecter films .

Best out of the lot by a mile.

 

[Rita_Poon]

11pm bbc2 tonight.

Where I found this gif. @Daytripper

Debating the Essential Hannibal Lecter

A delectable discussion on the iconic performances of Brian Cox, Anthony Hopkins, and Mads Mikkelsen.

consequence.net

 

[Nymzee]

read an interesting comparative review of the Cox, Hopkins, Mikkelsen versions a day or two back. How the tone of the films and series were different. If I can find it I'll link it.

Will always be Mads for me with his glorious suits.

 

[Daytripper]

Where I found this gif. @Daytripper

Debating the Essential Hannibal Lecter

A delectable discussion on the iconic performances of Brian Cox, Anthony Hopkins, and Mads Mikkelsen.

consequence.net

Thank you

 

[Rita_Poon]

I never took to the Fiennes version, and the Hannibal follow up was very camp.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Will always be Mads for me with his glorious suits.

That gets mention specific in the link. In fact more than once. Cox your average maniac down the pub you'd never see coming, Hopkins your rampant nutter clearly not of this world, and Mikkelsen the supermodel with all the access and trappings.

 

[COYBL25]

That gets mention specific in the link. In fact more than once. Cox your average maniac down the pub you'd never see coming, Hopkins your rampant nutter clearly not of this world, and Mikkelsen the supermodel with all the access and trappings.

Cox is much more true to the Lector of the book, the others have all been " jazzed up " for the screen.

 

[Nymzee]

That gets mention specific in the link. In fact more than once. Cox your average maniac down the pub you'd never see coming, Hopkins your rampant nutter clearly not of this world, and Mikkelsen the supermodel with all the access and trappings.

I think Mads is the scariest one for me. Has such a sinister look even when he’s not talking. Hopkins just looks like he’d be psychopath.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Cox is much more true to the Lector of the book, the others have all been " jazzed up " for the screen.

That's the choice for the gif, Cox's Lecter I find fascinating, it's the menace, the shared knowledge of who he is and what he's done, Graham is out of his depth and only accidentally caught him, and he knows it, and is uncomfortable even with Lecter caged. That very small scene in the cell provides us with so much, "you haven't threatened to take my books away yet", it's all so expected to him, so obvious and beneath him, and even from there, lock and key, his reach is vast. Demme did 'Silence' very differently and still made it work.