I'm surprised no one mentioned Hannibal. Hannibal is a great sequel it's biggest problem is that it is a sequel to one of the greatest movies of our time so it's bound to disappoint. Also the book has mixed reviews, I for one wish they went with the book ending as it was more bold, it also suffered from Starlings recasting with Julianne Moore, while it's not my favourite roll of Julie's and her Starling was different than fosters iconic portrayal, but I really enjoyed her in this movie. She's such a talent it's hard not to accept her... I'll admit though I'm a bit biased because I've worked with her a few times in the past including just the other day and I was reminded of what a talented, funny, personable down to earth and genuinely sweet person she is. I really can't say enough great things about Julie as a person and a professional.
Both Gary Oldman and Ray Liotta are memorable and underrated in their performances, Mason verger was always a character I was utterly fascinated with.
And Hopkins was great as always, I must admit I can't get enough of his Hannibal he did so much with so little screen time in Silence that I just wanted more and it's never overkill... It's why even though I felt red dragon was a strange move, and I like man hunter and cox, I accepted red dragon for the joy of seeing Hopkins reprise his role once again.
Yes sir in a hannibal fan, I think it was a well done film just a jagged pill to swallow for most folks.