CREEPIEST MAN EVER | The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Movie Group First Reaction!!

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  @ReelTimeYT · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @lovetoread99 · 4 years ago

  The reason there suddenly was light after she shot Buffalo Bill is because one of her bullets shattered a window behind him. If you rewatch the scene, you’ll see it breaking for a brief second.

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  @Paige_KQ4ZAX · 4 years ago

  One of the things that makes Anthony Hopkins look so scary is that he rarely blinked. That gaze without blinking is terrifying.

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  @pandarouge91 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Anthony Hopkins was phenomenal in this film! When Jodie Foster first filmed with Hopkin’s, it’s stated that she naturally became uneasy and never spoke to him when not filming.

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  @WarmLittleDiamond90 · 4 years ago

  I don&apos;t think Bill missed his shot, I think he didn&apos;t even have time to take the shot because Clarice heard him turn off the safety and reacted to that sound, shooting him before he had the chance to shoot her. And he was taking his time as well, savoring the moment. Because he&apos;s a freak.

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  @kylemma33 · 4 years ago

  The reason Jack Crawford sent Clarice instead of other agents is because he knew Hannibal would like her. He also knew that Hannibal would be insulted that Jack sent a trainee to him, &nbsp;Jack is a every bit as smart as Hannibal is.

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  @Curraghmore · 4 years ago

  Only 3 films have ever won all of &apos;The Big 5&apos; Oscars: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Leading Actor, Best Leading Actress and Best Screenplay. &nbsp;This was the third of those 3 films, and that was 30 years ago this year.

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  @jasonstewart50 · 4 years ago

  Funny thing: &nbsp;Saw this movie in the theater when it came out. &nbsp;At the end when we see Dr. Chilton running scared, the entire audience in the theater was cheering. &nbsp;It says something about a movie and an actor when the audience is cheering for a brutal serial killer to win.

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  @angelagraves865 · 4 years ago

  (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbxefCnZSyY&amp;t=445">7:25</a>) Listen to how Lechter says, &quot;Look deep within yourself.&quot; He says it in a way that&apos;ll make her wonder what it means.

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  @ItsAsparageese · 3 years ago

  In case nobody has said this (it wasn&apos;t in any comments I read), if I recall correctly another astonishing thing about Hopkins&apos; performance in this film is that he had barely any screen time. I want to say he only appears in this film for around 16 minutes. But so much of what happens revolves around him &amp; he has such an incredible presence that he&apos;s just FELT throughout the whole thing. Really incredible work

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  @jessicaross7288 · 4 years ago (edited)

  He didn&apos;t &quot;whiff&quot; a shot. She heard him cock the gun and turned and fired before he could get a shot off. The lights didn&apos;t come on; there was paper covering up a window and she shot through it (I have no idea why people in the comments think the window was boarded up--gunshots will not take out boards nailed to the wall). Barney was not on the plane at the end, that was just Chilton. Hannibal tracked where Chilton was fleeing to and followed him there. It was not the island from the fake offer--it looks like Jamaica or Haiti. The woman in the bathtub was Mrs. Lippman, the woman that Frederika Bimmel&apos;s friend Stacy said she and Frederika did sewing work for--that&apos;s why Clarice went to that house in the first place, to talk to Mrs. Lippman in order to learn more about how Frederika could be linked with Bill. Buffalo Bill had murdered Mrs. Lippman and taken over her house.

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  @moonfisher · 4 years ago

  The cinematography is so excellent in this film. They shoot from Clarice’s POV, so you get all these great closeups from below that really depict how women often feel in predominantly male spaces. The entire film feels like all the men are stalking her, her FBI advisor, the doctor, the other students, the cops… Lector was in many ways the least threat to her.

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