Perfectly adorable

one of my absolute favorites!

Disappointment for a huge fan!

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

One of the all time classics. A brilliant edge of your seat thriller. Cannot fault it really. To date we have watched it 7 times and we will certainly be watching it again in the future. A must for every bodies movie collection.

This is a scary film, but some of the best acting I have ever seen in a long while. He keeps one involved in the movie right to the very end.

for the science to propose a better story than "Hannibal". for the more convincing performances. for Ralph Fiennes who does a perfect portrait of serial killer, mix of different cultural influences , explored in wise manner. a film more subtle than "Hannibal" and almost a return to the spirit of "The Silence of Lambs". explanation - it is not a puzzle , with too many pieces and ambiguous rules, it is not a demonstration and the script gives to Anthony Hopkins the chance to do more than a clone of his character. and Edward Norton is the real right choice for the alternative to Clarice Sterling.

In some places, this film was a great improvement on the book. In others, it wasn't great. I do like how the film cut out a lot of the book's clunky exposition and development. It was a vast improvement in that sense. But I didn't like how they cut out the backstory of Francis Dolarhyde. He was such an interesting character and I wanted to learn more about him. I also didn't like how the film referred to Dolarhyde's character alternately as the Tooth Fairy and the Red Dragon. I found this confusing and it did make the film difficult to follow in places. That notwithstanding Ralph Fiennes was great as the Red Dragon and Anthony Hopkins was wonderful as Hannibal Lecter.Read my full review here: http://goo.gl/JYCsWP