So I just finished watching the season finale of Hannibal (great show btw), and I can't figure out what kind of knife was used in the finale. In last weeks episode, a endura or delica was used to remove a guys face. Did I mention this is the most gory show I've seen on TV, and NBC for that matter? Anyway , In the finale, a wood handled karambit of some sort was used on a few people. Anyone else see it and recognize it?
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Any Hannibal fans out there ?
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my favorite show on tv. Pretty sure it was an endura will used to cut hannibal down last week and i think the knife used in the kitchen finale scene was a linoleum knife.
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it was a endura he used to slice Hannibal .
PS I love this show and call it " fancy cooking " or " fancy eating " instead of Hannibal
PS I love this show and call it " fancy cooking " or " fancy eating " instead of Hannibal
Big fan of Mads Mikkelsen's work and loving the show. I'm one episode shy of the finale but planning to watch after I shower...
But if I may offer a small correction, I don't think the knife Verger uses on his face is a Spyderco, it appears to be a small slipjoint of some kind. I remember the Spyderco used to cut Hannibal down (and in case anyone is interested another Spyderco, a Byrd, is used to cut Hannibal's wrists in a previous episode) but I think Mason Verger's papa's knife is a slipjoint.
But if I may offer a small correction, I don't think the knife Verger uses on his face is a Spyderco, it appears to be a small slipjoint of some kind. I remember the Spyderco used to cut Hannibal down (and in case anyone is interested another Spyderco, a Byrd, is used to cut Hannibal's wrists in a previous episode) but I think Mason Verger's papa's knife is a slipjoint.
As long as its popularity remains, the plan is 7 seasons total. First 3 will be original, 4-6 will cover Red Dragon, SotL and Hannibal, respectively, and the 7th another original season focusing on the denouement.
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it was already renewed
because the cooking and eating . . . . . IT IS SO FANCY!!!
because the cooking and eating . . . . . IT IS SO FANCY!!!
The man not only spends hours prepping a meal that likely is eaten in 30 minutes, but he dresses to the nines for it.
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that sh!t is mad fancy. I love it. I am a little bit of a amateur chef so I get all happy to see it get fancy
You can be pretty much who you are with Hannibal... as long as you aren't rude... One doesn't display rudeness in the presence of Dr. Lecter.
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I love the visuals and background music. it's like watching a moving piece of art
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Not to everyone's taste I am sure, but I do think the visuals are artistic indeed.
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I meant background music. just for context
The music is great and I very much enjoy the intertitle... short, artistic, no words, just some good music, and we get back to the fancy drama. Full of fancy-ness.