[ SECRET POST #2342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2342 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

different anon.

sometimes, people on the internet aren't nice. grow a thicker skin?

but hey, I like hannibal and you, so here you go: on the surface, it's a crime-every-week kind of police procedural. The crimes are a bit pulpy but in THE BEST WAY possible. (People vocal cords being played with a violin bow, violins made from human instestine, totems of people -- go hard or go home, I suppose. Also, pretty cooking that is people.)

Unlike a lot of procedurals it has a lot of things going on the background -- relationships developing, longer arcs being developed. I'm told that if you've actually read the books there is A LOT for you -- little references, interesting ways they've decided to adapt thing.

It's a pulp fiction show with intelligence, interesting themes and symbolism. Almost meta in the way it inverts and examines several tropes.

[shinyhappypanic]

thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

It's INSANELY awesome if you've read the books. They pack so many references in that it's ridiculous, from tiny offhand remarks to decor.