Didn't get to catch the episode when it aired, but watched it the day after. I called in a friend (visiting from out of town) to watch the Pazzi scene, because I knew (from the movie) what was going to happen. I did not expect the fight to happen.
She now wants to watch the show.
Hella! I hope she loves it as much as we do
Out of curiosity, does she/do you have a way for her to watch the series from the beginning?
You are so sweet.
I'm really glad to hear that you appreciate my word rambles and that I'm not just whispering into the wind. I don't want to come across as combative in the least, but I do kind of want to register an opinion in opposition to some of the talk of season 3 being "too artsy" or what have you.
Ah jeez :x Not combative at all, no. I mean, the entire run of episodes up to this point can be watched in succession and you'd be able to notice the slow but steady transition into something that is, at this point, pure fantasy, because that is what Hannibal has not only done to Will/Alana/Chilton/Jack/etc, but to
us, as an audience. Bryan is fuckin' amazing at the "Don't believe in ghost stories? Well, you're in one" type storytelling. It's beautiful and crazy and confusing sometimes, but
that's the point. I mean, I long for season 1 Will constantly, because I connect with
that character so well. I followed this character I recognize and empathize with into this fuckin' weird-ass, scary, fairy tale forest that Hannibal has created and it's
fantastic. But, I can understand how people get lost along the way. It really does need to get picked up by a
streaming service, because then Bryan can finish his vision and people can sit down and watch it all in one go. It'd be much easier to follow.
Anyway, now I feel like I'm just rambling but yeah. :x
/flop
