Now in its third season, Hannibal remains the most engrossing (and gross) serial-killer drama on television, and the most beautiful.
The sumptuous cinematography, the abstract imagery, the fluid editing, the jazzy-industrial score, and the deeply felt minimalism of Mads Mikkelsen’s performance work together to create an effect so rich, it’s like mainlining crème brûlée with your eyes.
Hannibal is great television despite calling NBC home, and the reasons for this are rather clear. Hannibal is interesting, dynamic, complex and, most of all, bold. Heading into season three, it’s that last quality that can best describe the first three new episodes of 2015 for they are indeed the boldest pieces of storytelling the show has produced in its time since beginning in 2013.
Hannibal is in the prime of its creativity, and that statement comes through no clearer than it does this season. Nothing about the show feels cheap, and every new reveal is completely earned. Often, the show goes to places that take the audience right to the brink of their expectation before shattering their assumptions into more pieces than the psychopath’s tea glass. If anyone was waiting for Hannibal to be let off the leash NBC may or may not have had it on, the wait is over. Season three is a Hannibal unhinged. Season three is the Hannibal everyone has been waiting to see.
Oh yeah, that one too. I'm hoping that it will be good. There are not enough episodes to make them 'monster-of-the-week' so they are probably gonna be about the mythology. I've always hated The X-Files mythology Episodes like Home, Detour, Emily, Paper Hearts and etc. sh!t all over the series' boring mythology
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She kind of fell off the radar after The X-Files
