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Hannibal (2001) Movie Reviews

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Movie critics combined give Hannibal (2001) a score of 2.5704 out of 4

based on (276) reviews

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Excellent

(19)

Very Good

(166)

Good

(78)

Fair

(11)

Poor

(2)

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Alex Ioshpe

10 years have passed and Clarice Starling is not what she used to be. Crawford, her guiding mentor is gone and so is her purpose. After a rather unsuccessful operation, she is humiliated and unfairly blamed by the media and her colleagues. Meanwhile,...read the complete Hannibal (2001) review at Alex Ioshpe

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Entertainment Weekly (Owen Gleiberman)

Hannibal lacks the rounded emotional elegance of ''The Silence of the Lambs'' (that was a great film; this one is merely good)....read the complete Hannibal (2001) review at Entertainment Weekly (Owen Gleiberman)

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CineFile : il Cinema in Rete (Mariela Bernardini)

Passati sette anni dalla misteriosa scomparsa del dottor Lecter, la sempre fredda e calcolatrice Clarice Starling (Julianne Moore), agente dell'FBI che non smette mai di pensare alla cattura del dottore, non vive un bel momento. Dopo aver perso cinque...read the complete Hannibal (2001) review at CineFile : il Cinema in Rete (Mariela Bernardini)

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Three Movie Buffs (Scott Nash)

I know a great number of people will disagree with this review, as evidenced by the box office receipts for this movie, but I can't honestly understand how anyone could enjoy this pathetic waste of celluloid and talent....read the complete Hannibal (2001) review at Three Movie Buffs (Scott Nash)

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Salon.com (Charles Taylor)

Hannibal, which is very likely the worst film of this year and quite possibly the next, achieves what no movie I can recall ever even attempting: It somehow manages to be both repugnant and boring....read the complete Hannibal (2001) review at Salon.com (Charles Taylor)

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