Well, I don't think that would happen. It seems impossible for those two (Mikkelsen and Dancy) to get fat.

I made a totally different one. If Bedelia cuts and cooks her own leg, then Hannibal can never in a way eat her completely. She is escaping her fate at his kitchen, to put it in a certain way. I totally thought she did that to herself to preserve some agency!

Well, there is Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy.

That book should be written "The Nerd's Guide to Etiquette"

Now we basically have three female characters at three different fronts: Vanessa, Hecate and Lily. Not sure what the fronts are yet.

Apparently the world is not ready for his unique take on everything. The world better catch up.

It really isn't. I've read the three of them because I hate judging without knowledge, so I went right into it during a bad flu last year. I've read quite disturbing erotica, believe me, but this is what Wolfman Jew said.
I also have nothing against fanfiction, so I am quite sure I am not being judgey on that basis.…

Because:
a) Cliffhanger
b) Fuller plans each season without knowing if there is going to be a next one, so every finale has to work as a show finale too.
c) If they don't die, they can't be reborn. So I would say they were actually dead. Psychologically. Spiritually. Which is how Hannibal works, mostly: in the world of…

Fuller's vision should never be compromised. All his shows are what they are because of his vision.

I would be a little tired of so much pretentious art filming if there wasn't such an evident pleasure in it. The fact that Hannibal is, ultimately, quite pleased with himself shines through the show.

Actually, the one thing that bothers me about the Creature is that he doesn't look that bad. If he cleaned his hair and wore it in a more fashionable manner, I don't think I'd find him that weird or unpleasant. It is the dirt that bothers me, not his looks. Yes, he has a scar, but it is not that bad, and he has weird…

We are so close in my family that my cousins feel more like distant siblings than cousins, I can't think of them like that!

I recognize Branagh's hand in his money-making projects, though. In the end, what he does is retelling well-known stories, and personally I don't think there is a difference. They are all classic stories in one way or another. Also Branagh tends to emphasize family conflict, too, something that shows in both Thor and…

Well, ofc it'd be Sally, I love Meredith but I was joking!

Just get up, get a Coke, and forget about who wrote the ad.

I am still thinking if I want that Mad Men spin off, and, if I do want it, whether I want it to be about Sally or Meredith.

Hannibal needs to get something for at least its wonderful cinematography. That show looks amazing, I don't know how they do it with that budget on a weekly basis.

Well, I find it weirder that Weiner is not pointing to the interviewer. I mean, they are there to be interviewed. The logical thing to do is to direct your attention to the interviewer.

Yes, that's the one! Thank you so much =) I'll check it out again and tell you about it, it's late now here in Spain, but I'll do it.

I read it, I was just saying that I heard otherwise in an interview. The first part of this one: https://youtu.be/cH0HdEXywTs
They talk about it during the first ten minutes, and they say that it lasted through the pregnancy and beyond. One of the pieces is a lie!