McAvoy makes everything better.

Ya, that "Happy Halloween from Silver Shamrock" freaked me out. I refused to wear a Halloween costume with any kind of mask after that movie.

" I'm like, screw you, you little shit, I'm not having bad dreams tonight - OFF"

YESSSSSS!! 8 minutes in, I was out. This was un-f*king-believably bad.

I would have walked out, but instead I just day dreamed about running my fingers through Hugh Jackman's hair.

Interesting choice of foreplay...

Every time I think about this movie I get pissed off. I can forgive Snyder of a lot, the destruction porn, the plot holes, the useless secondary characters, but his absolute defamation of Jonathan Kent is unforgivable.

That goo in the mouth scene scarred me for life. Not quite as bad as Bishop barfing milk and having his insides look like spaghetti, but pretty close.

Then you missed the worst part. Spoiler.

Yes the first voice was Peter. Then Mina, then probably Amun-et. It looks like there are a lot of flashbacks happening in episode 5, so hopefully this will all be made clear.

(I rewatched his first meeting with Vanessa several times).

Wasn't big on the first episode, but I loved this one. Interesting that Dorian isn't working for a lot of people, I thought he was perfect. Though my only film comparisons are Townsend, who I thought was too swarmy and Barnes who seemed too... unsettled. Carney's Dorian exudes a confidence that doesn't quite fit…

I don't think it was incest. The "demon" speaking though her at the time was aping Mina. "Mina" was telling Sir Malcolm about a time when Vanessa was spying on him and saw him having sex with an unnamed woman.

IMPOSSIBLE!!! Well, maybe Jerry Goldsmith, but unfortunately he's unavailable. :(

As horrible as Camelot was I could watch Eva Green in anything, and I will never pass up an opportunity to watch Joseph Fiennes absolute decimate every piece of scenery with his over the top acting. The man is a thespian treasure.

Here. Here.

If so, what the HELL was that between Dorian Gray and TB woman? I mean...what the?

Honestly, Hannibal's small audience and the fact that it pretty much costs NBC nothing to produce is probably why its allowed to get away with what it does. I'm fine with numbers staying small till they need them to convince MGM to let them use Silence of the Lambs.

So Hieroglyph is an Egyptian Da Vinci's demons. With the Book of Thresholds standing in for the Book of leaves? Also trailers should be stories (beginning, middle, end) that try not to reveal the entire plot, NOT music videos.

Agreed, the ending was ridiculous. Right up Shyamalan's alley.