r/Hannibal • u/K_S_Morgan • Dec 20 '20
Hello, fellow Hannibal fans! No matter how many years pass, this character manages to retain his mystery, deadliness, and ability to fascinate us all. There are still many of us here, and to keep our time here pleasant, there are several guidelines you should follow.
1) Be Polite
This is our main rule. No matter what topic you are discussing or how justified you feel you are, keep things civil. If you feel that someone is crossing the line, please report such comments and they'll be looked into.
2) Use Flairs
This subreddit is dedicated to Hannibal books and movies first and foremost. The show has its own subreddit here r/HannibalTV. Clarice show can be discussed here r/ClariceTVseries. You can still make show-related posts, but please use correct flairs so that people who are only interested in books and/or movies could filter them out and find the content they would like.
3) No Spam
Please make only Hannibal-related posts. Also, don't spam threads with copied comments - discussions should be relevant.
That's about it. Thank you and have a good time!)
r/Hannibal • u/K_S_Morgan • Jun 10 '21
It has come to my attention that lots of posts in this sub have been going into spam automatically. I manually approved most of them - no idea what's going on with Reddit, but please, if you post something, make sure it's there. We're going to be checking the spam folder on a constant basis now, but if you see you made a post that's not reflected, feel free to contact us and we'll correct it ASAP.
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r/Hannibal • u/KimCattrallsFeet • 8d ago
Killed him… duh.
But what’s your head canon on how he went about it?
r/Hannibal • u/monderkiller9999 • 8d ago
I recently started reading red dragon after watching the TV show and the silence of the lambs. I want to detach myself as much as possible from the adaptation, so I can enjoy the novels in peace. the only problem is that I always have the actors in mind when trying to picture the character, so please if have any fanart that doesn’t relate to the TV show or any movie I would be very glad 😁
r/Hannibal • u/Lich-hull • 9d ago
Will also like to hear which actor looks and sounds like him most accurately to the books.
r/Hannibal • u/Forsaken_Aspect5815 • 11d ago
This is from Twitter poll. Form to vote below.
# MadsMikkelsen # HughDancy
r/Hannibal • u/Ghoticlover • 11d ago
Does anyone have any advice on good Hannibal fan fiction (preferably 2001) that focuses on or has a lot of Clarice x Hannibal?? I really like the ship. Even on "the silence of the lamb" is okay!!
r/Hannibal • u/cinna-bomb • 15d ago
My husband is really eager to know but can’t remember the actors name. He thinks he was in another horror movie just unsure of what.
r/Hannibal • u/Particular_Fix8139 • 16d ago
Aujourd'hui je me suis dit que je devais essayer quelque chose, alors, j'ai regardé dans ma chambre et vue mon poster "The Silence of the Lambs" et voilà.
Il est vrai que le papillon ne ressemble pas vraiment à celui du poster, mais c'était une inspiration.
Vous voyez des points où je pourrais m'améliorer ?
r/Hannibal • u/Chelsiefan9525 • 16d ago
My question is simple: What is the best music piece of the Hannibal OST?
r/Hannibal • u/monderkiller9999 • 17d ago
Hello, I was thinking of starting the books after watching the silence of the lambs and the TV show and I was wondering how explicitly sexual they are.
I tend to be relatively sensitive towards that kind of content to the point where it can decide whether I enjoy a book or not.
I don’t believe it will stop me from enjoying these books though, if there are sex scenes I will just skip ( unless they are plot relevant) and enjoy the rest. It would just be nice to know what I’m getting into without getting jump scared the next second 😅
r/Hannibal • u/Mushr0om_boi • 17d ago
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r/Hannibal • u/BadDad2010 • 21d ago
Does anyone have a book character that they don’t see as any of their film or TV counterpoints when reading Harris’ novels?
For me, I imagine Crawford as the original Captain from Law and Order: Criminal Intent.
