uniquehija

The plot, the story, the visuals and many other aspects were great and impeccable. However, there seems to be a pattern with the characters to drawl their dialogues which become irritating and boring in the long run. First few episodes were exciting, but it really gets tedious after a while.

The succeeding episodes felt like a POV of someone who is constantly being drugged and was forced to watch. I find myself reaching for my phone after a few minutes of an episode and would just play Hannibal as a background noise only occasionally glancing if the scene becomes interesting.

I'm a lover of this story but I found it too hard to finish all seasons. Also, they should've casted a better actress to play Abigail's character.

Aside from the picturesque landscapes and great choices of film/background score, all in all this is a fun movie to watch with not much violence and gore. Boosting with female power, charisma, humor, loyalty and friendship, the bond and chemistry between Alex and Caroule were greatly portrayed that I wish I can be the Sam in their lives. The script and witty comeback exchanges between the characters were also funny and relatable. Watching this will make you want to have what they have. Though there were some plotholes, the movie did not veer off from it's story. And yes, I did shed a tear at the ending.

It's a big let-down from what I was expecting. Though Ramon Rodriguez is a likeable actor, the casting is pretty off. If you read the books, you will have a sense of description on how the characters were supposed to look like. Amanda Wagner and Evelyn Mitchell weren't supposed to be black. Same goes with Faith Mitchell. Will Trent is described to be 6'3. Angie Polaski in the books was tall, curvy and strikingly beautiful and seductive. Pete Hanson was supposed to be older than Amanda and Evelyn.

Also, they change most of the plot. They shouldn't have rushed the story telling to provide more of an understanding and mystery to every case. They toned down the gruesome crimes especially on the last 2 episodes. You should read Slaughter's book Criminal to understand what I'm trying to say. A lot of vital characters weren't included. All in all, I suggest you read her books. Karin Slaughter is a brilliant writer.