The Silence of the Lambs

Rating: 8/10 (19 March 2020)

Watching the complete film, I was deeply impressed by Hannibal, played by Hopkins, dark red eyes, graceful and decent manners, citing classics, talking back to back, clean and white prison uniform, with the Savior 's Compassion, but the opposite is an ogre who reads through reality and sees through human nature. I went back to the dormitory and found a lot of background information about cannibalism. An allusion mentioned in a short movie review is very relevant. What is said is that eating people may be related to a primitive sense of power. When a person tries to gain strength, the primitive man kills another strong man, so that he can obtain the strength and wisdom of that strong man. This kind of strength is called Manner in religion. After reading these, I was relieved to the fact that he was eating people. Hannibal, a man with a strong heart comparable to the existence of God, is there really such a perfect person in the world? Perhaps, I have no way of answering this question. Hannibal is just a speculation about the savior. Unlike the savior known as the strong human body, such as Spider-Man and Iron Man, this savior is spiritual and human. Hannibal, this character, in the end, I completely ignored his bloody background. I only remember that he killed the police and deliberately made Jesus die on the cross and wiped his fingers with Stalin's fingers. The scene, the touch of tenderness was the deepest, and his sketch of Stalin's clothes: Stalin was quiet and quiet, holding the lamb in his hands, as holy as the Virgin. Hannibal, in my opinion, is a man with God's cleanliness. Maybe he shouldn't be human, and he is not worthy of such a great existence.