I'm I the only watching Hannibal?
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Anonymous
| My husband banned me from talking about the show. All I did was talk about how all the food was probably people, I didn't even describe any of the cases to him. |
Anonymous
| I was shocked that it was renewed and Believe wasn't. Hannibal is too disturbing and quite frankly disgusting. I started watching it when it started but there was just a point in which I concluded it shouldn't be on network tv. |
Anonymous
Agreed. |
Anonymous
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I have a moment (sometimes several) every episode where I wonder "How is this a thing on network tv?!?"
But the writing and characterization is just incredible. |
Anonymous
| So good. |
Anonymous
| I watched most of the second season without having seen the first. The murders were just too over the top, I like 'em more realistic, so I just couldn't stomach it (haha) any more. May watch the first season if I can find it. |
Anonymous
| I'm watching it, but sometimes I have to force myself. The acting is excellent and it's very creative and visually stunning, but the violence and twisted nature really bother me. I usually half-watch it while surfing Pinterest so I can block out the really horrific parts. I can't just straight-up watch it; it's too much. |
Anonymous
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I couldn't get passed the pilot b/c of the stupid dialogue,
"JACK CRAWFORD Where do you fall on the spectrum? WILL GRAHAM My horse is hitched to a post closer to Aspergers and Autistics than narcissists and sociopaths. JACK CRAWFORD But you can empathize with narcissists and sociopaths. WILL GRAHAM I can empathize with anybody. Less to do with personality disorders than an active imagination." Autism isn't a "personality disorder" and has nothing to do with how active an imagination you have. http://www.dsm5.org/Documents/Personality%20Disorders%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf If anything being on the spectrum creates difficulty with expressing empathy. I'm tired of asshat writers who know jack about autism to make it their character's "flaw." It's so trite and becoming cliche. |
Anonymous
| I love the show. I did not know the Dancy person could act. He is very good. |