What the fuck was his problem?
What the fuck was his problem?
Jeremiah Sanders
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Joseph Jackson
He just wanted his fucking popper
Andrew Gray
Why didn't they just get someone else to play the deformed version?
His face was almost immobile for all those scenes. It didn't add to the performance
Gavin Turner
Looks like the deformed dude from Hannibal
Christopher Gonzalez
ya don't say
Connor Fisher
>that scene in the hannibal tv show where mads drugs him out of his mind and encourages him to cut off pieces of his own face to feed to dogs
still can't decide whether it was kino or way, way, way too far
Caleb Wilson
Because the non-deformed version is in the movie for all of 3 seconds
Grayson Wright
absolutely kino
Joshua Garcia
Pretty horrific reveal, especially since he's supposed to be the only person to encounter Hannibal and live to tell the tale - don't forget
Hudson Morris
never seen the movie, what happened to him
Hudson Rivera
Botched circumcision
Adam Sanders
the fact that it's more memorable is probably testament to it being kino
Asher Cox
I think he ate his own face or something, or he gave it to the dogs I don't remember.
Logan Ross
I would've done way worse things to hannibal than just try to feed him to the pigs.
Logan Anderson
>it seemed like a good idea at the time
Jonathan Harris
Michael Pitt > Gary Oldman > Joe Anderson
Dominic Phillips
>since he's supposed to be the only person to encounter Hannibal and live to tell the tale
Will Graham?
Camden Ward
Reminds me of the scene where Hannibal feeds Ray Liotta his own brain
Dylan Robinson
that line sounds like something a 70 year old grampa who just got hold of the internet would write
Nicholas Smith
Kino that was previously thought impossible for network television
Jacob Turner
>Michael Pitt > the rest of the male acting world
Looks legit.
Jose Thompson
he didn't taste so good
Henry Brown
Based The Fifth Element BTS
Jacob Bennett
Sure its very ominious to walk your main character down into some cellar or musty apartment, show them a deformed human monster, and say, 'the villain did this, he's so evil' and then the guy says 'yeah he's so evil and such a mindfuck that he mindfucked me into mutilating myself', but it's really just a fake testimony by a character talking about a fantasy-level manipulation. This guy wasn't even a twink or some other type of person who'd listen to a murderer like that.
And what's even funnier is it's all a matter of prose or filmmaking if it comes out good. This character is such a basic plot point, it seems like anyone could make this up for a story about chasing a murderer, but it's executed well so it's a memorable and awesome character. Isn't that interesting?
Aaron Lewis
Pitt did the best Mason before the incident of course but nothing can touch Oldman