Hannibal (2001) Official Trailer - Anthony Hopkins Movie HD

Hannibal (2001) Official Trailer - Anthony Hopkins Movie HD

Hannibal returns to America and attempts to make contact with disgraced Agent Starling and survive a vengeful victim's plan.

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[blindedtoaster]

The reason why the silence of the lambs was so good was because it was incredibly clever and didn't just rely on the shock factor. Also the ending shows that he is blending in with society and has no intention of seeing starling again. The reason their scenes together were so good was because they couldn't physically touch eachother and the dialogue was amazing.

[Ghost_]

0:33 what if she just said no
then what would he do “sorry wrong number.”

[normadesmond]

I don't care what movie he is in - Anthony Hopkins always takes your breath away. And so does Julianne Moore.

[icantdealwiththis]

I came here just to hear “hello clarise”

[oliverjuria]

Silence of the Lambs is hard to beat. I heard Jodie Foster turned this one down because she did not see any challenge reprising her best role ever, which would be really hard to top.

[jadefire]

I actually really *do* love this movie, but it bothers me that they had her say after being asked if she thought that he'd come after her, that she says, "Oh, just 30 seconds of every day."
When in reality in the book she says, "No."
"Why not?"
"Because he said he wouldn't. "

[seank]

Such an underrated film. It gets better and better with repeat viewings. So rich.

[JustAnotherMovieGuy]

first time I saw this film I didn't like it. But on repeated viewings I've grown to love it. It is a very stylish and sophisticated movie. It's more subtle than other Hannibal Lecter movies. It's beautifully filmed, has superb performances, and great cinematography. Great music too. Perhaps my favorite scene is where policeman Pazzi visits Hannibal and Hannibal just toys with him because he already knows he is after him, and somehow even Pazzi on some level is aware of this.

'People don't always tell you what they're thinking, they just see to it you don't.. advance in life. I'm sorry Commendatore, I too often say what I'm thinking'.

[Brandon-rqys]

I completely understand that everyone wanted to see Jodie Foster in this. And that Julian Moore wasn't all _that_ great at playing her. But that being said, imagine how difficult it was for Moore to even accept this roll? Playing this idiolized character from an award winning movie that was so superbly acted by Jodie Foster that taking this role would be a career killer for some actresses.
So we all really need to give Moore a break. Julian Moore is a great actress, but this part wasn't for her. But honestly, have you ever really wondered _who_ would have been the perfect replacement for Foster? There probably isn't one, and I'm sure you agree with that. I also believe that any actress who played this part would've gotten ridiculed for it.
I really admire Moore's guts to knowingly take on this role. You should, too.

[xyhmo]

Well, that's not Clarice, who the hell is that.

[lk]

Jodie foster was flawless in the first playing basically a very young university student but Jodie foster is also superb playing the older Clarice starling. Not sure how people get so fussed about it. I believe it's only because they liked the first one so much

[victormurphy]

I have never seen the first movie... actually just finished watching this one and I see in the comments Clarice is played by a different actress... well since I have no connection to the first actress I can say this woman did a wonderful job at playing the character.

I just watched "Silence of the lambs", Red dragon" and Hannibal, really bone chilling. Why not have one more, after all Anthony and Jodie are still around, you could include Edward to make it more interesting.

[may-xtfr]

THAT IS NOT CLARICE'S ACCENT BTW.

[Contakum]

This movie was just as good as it's predecessor "Silence Of The Lambs". The problem was it came ten years after "Lambs" so people got an exaggerated and inaccurate notion in their minds to what a "perfect" sequel to the original should look like AND they didn't accept Julian Moore which in my opinion could have just have easily played Clarice Starling in the original instead of Jodie Foster, who did fact did an outstanding job herself. Then of course the shock value of who Hannibal Lecter was was gone. But it didn't change- he was the same psychopath. Please think about it.So when you come across a typical and basic movie rating of "Silence Of The Lambs (1991) you justifiably see four stars on a four stars system, but when it's "Hannibal" (2001) you very unjustifiably see typically only two stars, when that movie should be four stars too.

[shayneoneill]

Sir Anthony is such a great actor. The movie was OK, not great, but still watchable, but Anthony Hopkins was spectacular, as always.

[OnePullUpKing]

Yo I can't wait for this to come out.

[HellaNorCal]

On its own it was pretty good. It gets better, a lot better the more time's you watch it. Definitely underrated. It's biggest problem was standing in the shadow of the first film. A certified instant classic.😕

[csiwannabe]

I know I asked this in a previous video, but I forgot the answer. Why was it that Jodie Foster didn't reprise her role as Clarice?

[jodyedwards]

Anthony Hopkins is one of them actors that you must see in any film and be excited to do so. One of my favourite actors ever, known for so much, won many oscars. But for me the Hannibal franchise is what he will always be recognised for the most. “Hello Clarice” chills, love him!!!!😈🔥🔥🎬❤️