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2025-10-14

Hannibal seizes momentum late in win over Illini West | Sports

CARTHAGE, Ill. — It was a battle of contrasting styles in Monday’s cross state battle between Illini West…
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2025-10-13
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2025-10-12

“The ’s Coverage of October 7 Was on a Par With Its Throughout the in

by veteran UK anti-Zionist campaigner Tony Greenstein

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“No Mention of the Doctrine, No Mention of Israel’s 17 Year Siege of Gaza, No Mention of Israel’s Policy of ‘Mowing the Lawn’ – For the BBC History Began on October 7”

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2025-10-05

Movie TV Tech Geeks This 93% Rotten Tomatoes Cult-Favorite Horror TV Show Never Won an Emmy, and That's Criminal dlvr.it/TNV4f9

2025-10-03

Songs for Villains: The Frightening Juxtaposition of Classical Music

Picture a villain from one of your favorite films or TV shows — I mean, someone really bad, someone capable of doing the worst things humanly possible. Do you have an idea of who to choose? Good. Now picture them alone and in a dark room. They’re listening to music. What style of music are they listening to?

Was it by any chance… classical music? Yes?

Why is it always classical music?

Believe it or not, this is actually a well-established trope. The villain listens to classical music, plays classical music, or just has classical music playing in the background during a key scene.

And there’s a reason for it all…

What is Classical Music?

You most likely know it when you hear it, but can you actually put into words what classical music is? Think Mozart. Think Beethoven. You know, those guys.

While the Classical Era itself was actually a distinct period of time between 1750 and 1820, people often use the word “classical” as a catch-all term that encompasses several historical periods from the Middle Ages until today, including the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern eras.

Stylistically, classical music features sounds that are balanced and clear. The melodies follow specific forms — almost as if they fit neatly into boxes. The harmonies are on the simpler end of things. At times, it can be dissonant, but the dissonance resolves. Songs could be written for piano, symphonies, string quartets, and more.

Those are textbook characteristics, sure, but what type of personality does it have? People often say that classical music is “elegant.” It’s emotionally balanced. It shows restraint. You might even say it’s graceful.

Does that seem odd for a villain to listen to? Or does it seem right on point?

Prime Examples

Obviously, I’ll have to show you a few villains to make my case, right?

HANNIBAL LECTER
The Silence of the Lambs

I’m not certain if I prefer Anthony Hopkins or Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lecter, but one thing is for sure: Dr. Lecter listens to classical music through all of his various incarnations. And he does so with a frightening delight… often after finishing a meal. He has a taste for Mozart and Bach. At one point, he even says that he prefers the harpsichord over the piano, which is a rather menacing opinion, if I do say so myself.

PROFESSOR MORIARTY
Sherlock Holmes

In the modern version of Sherlock Holmes (there’s more than one, so I’m talking about the RDJ movies), there is a scene where Professor Moriarty triumphantly sings along to Franz Schubert’s Die Forelle while everyone’s favorite detective is tortured and suspended by a giant hook pierced through his shoulder. “Die Forelle” translates to “The Trout,” by the way. How diabolically appropriate! Side note: You may also know this song from Samsung washing machines, which is a much less ominous situation.

HUGO DRAX
Moonraker

How about a classic Bond villain? In the above scene, Hugo Drax is seen playing Chopin’s Raindrop Prelude on the piano. It’s a beautiful piece. Pretty harmless guy, right? He just wants to go hang out in space for a while, wipe out the entire earth, and then repopulate it with his own hand-selected master race. Nothing to worry about.

ALEX DeLARGE
A Clockwork Orange

I tried my best to watch A Clockwork Orange, but I’m pretty sure I’ve completely blocked out the memory. Now that was a weird movie. I honestly couldn’t even tell you what it’s about, but I can tell you that Alex DeLarge listens to Beethoven.

CHANCELLOR PALPATINE
Revenge of the Sith

It’s hard to imagine exactly what style of music people in the Star Wars universe would listen to; however, there is an “opera scene” in Revenge of the Sith, where Anakin Skywalker has a chat with Palpatine (prior to his grotesque transformation, of course). The piece in question is called “Squid Lake,” which is like a weird zero-gravity ballet. Although it’s completely fictional, I think it’s safe to assume that this is the closest equivalent of classical music that you would find a long time ago and in a galaxy far, far away.

HANS GRUBER
Die Hard

Don’t worry, I didn’t forget the greatest villain of all time, Hans Gruber from Die Hard. In the scene pictured above, he exits an elevator into the lobby of the Nakatomi building, surrounded by a squad of machine-gun-toting henchmen… all while Beethoven’s Ode to Joy plays in the background.

Those are just a few examples among many. I could have gone for more, but I had to carefully balance my time writing against the time it took me to hunt down screenshots.

So what do all of these dudes have in common? They’re friggin’ smaht. Some of them have titles like Doctor or Professor. Some of them are geniuses. They’re cunning and clever. At the very least, they are meant to have an intelligence superior to those around them.

A Mark of Culture and Intelligence

Villains often wear expensive clothes. They’re well-spoken. They might even play chess or sit in rooms full of classy paintings while reading renowned works of literature. They’re refined. And as we just established, they listen to classical music.

Classical music is also refined. It’s synonymous with culture. Indeed, in the broader sense, it reflects centuries of history that highlight the collective values and traditions of different societies. It’s coded into our brains since childhood to accept it as high-class and intelligent.

And on another level, you’ve probably listened to classical music while studying at one point in your life or another. There are actually some specific reasons that the melodies are conducive to learning, which we won’t get into here, but the point is that this type of music has a conditioned association with education and educated people.

You’ll be hard-pressed, I think, to find a stupid or careless villain that sits around and listens to Mozart. It kind of defeats the whole image.

Contrast

There’s quite a big gap between the elegant melodies in classical music and the thought of whatever horrors our villains are capable of, is there not? Maybe it’s genocide, world domination, forming a galactic empire, physical or psychological violence, cannibalism, or… maybe some dude just really wants to steal $640 million in negotiable bearer bonds locked in the vault of Nakatomi Plaza. Okay, that last one was oddly specific, but the bad guys discussed earlier are collectively capable of all of those things.

Classical music is beautiful. Those horrors are not beautiful. The contrast is intentional. I hate to say it, but it’s artistic.

When Hannibal eats the face of a prison guard as Bach’s Goldberg Variations plays loudly in the background, it feels weird. It’s supposed to feel weird. It’s unsettling.

Classical music isn’t random. It’s measured and clearly defined. On this same level, our villains aren’t making random choices, either. They are cold and calculating. They have plotted and planned. Their acts of violence aren’t accidental; they are intentional.

And that intention is part of what makes them so terrifying. Thoughtful evil carries a much heavier weight.

For fun, let’s imagine one of those villain scenes with other genres of music…

  • Rock? Too chaotic and rebellious. It’s full of raw emotion. This would better fit a hero or even an antihero.
  • Pop? Too upbeat. Too happy. Can you picture Hannibal listening to Justin Bieber while eating someone’s face? Would Palpatine discuss his plans for a galactic empire at a Taylor Swift concert? I don’t think so.
  • Jazz? Full of improvisation and playfulness. Certain “elevator music” style songs can certainly create an unsettling feeling depending on what’s happening on the screen, but overall it’s just not the right vibe. Jazz is the frequently the opposite of words like “measured” or “calculated.”

Setting the Tone

The real power behind everything we’ve discussed is that all this information is conveyed intrinsically within seconds — maybe even instantly. With just a few notes, you now have a deeper insight into the nature and characteristics of a person.

It requires no words. It needs no narration or other explanation. You just know.

This is just one example of how music has the power to set the tone. Keep that in mind the next time you choose to incorporate it into any type of spiritual practice.

I’m not saying that classical music can turn you into a villain or anything like that. All we’ve been discussing is a film trope — a cliché. The reason this trope exists in the first place is because music is powerful.

So maybe I’ll rephrase: don’t forget to incorporate music into your spiritual practices.

The Final Choice

You’re sitting alone and in a dark room. Through the soft glow of candlelight, you can just make out the faint outlines of paintings on the wall across from you. You slowly lower your copy of Macbeth and carefully place it in your lap, ensuring that it doesn’t crease your finely tailored pants. As you do so, the iconic opening notes of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 sound loudly in your ears. Dah-dah-dah-duuuuuum.

What happens next? Will you be a villain? Or will you be a hero? That choice, of course, is up to you.

#badGuys #cinema #classical #classicalMusic #dieHard #film #hannibal #music #spirituality #starWars #trope #villains

2025-10-03

Aivazovsky or Gervex by GriseldaGimpel - Hannibal (TV) sunset.femslash.club/works/547 via @ao3org

Margot paints Alana in the nude.

Set before their sex scene in "Dolce".

#FanFiction #Hannibal

2025-09-29

Also, it's very rude for the last streaming service in Germany that carries #Hannibal to suddenly tell me it'll be gone in three days in the middle of my rewatch. Fuck you with a rusty pole you fucking fuckers. Physical media is the way to go. (Or, you know, ☠️☠️)

(I got both 🤣 - just angry that I suddenly have to get up and change dvds every couple of episodes 🤪)

2025-09-29

That porn scene when Will and Hannibal eat together and Hannibal thinks Will provided the meat. Gosh. You can basically see Hannibals heart eyes all the way through the screen 😍😍 #Hannibal

Curt Johnson - Indie Geniusindiegenius
2025-09-28

Movie TV Tech Geeks 6 Crime Shows Where the Detective Is More Disturbed Than the Killer dlvr.it/TNLbTm

2025-09-25

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A Hannibal #portrait from the same chapter of the same book

#Hannibal (247 – 183 B.C.)

His head seen from one side, looking to our left. He wears a helmet.
Some writing (Cyrillic?) on the background of concentric circles, in front of his face.

This appears to be from an old coin or medal, although i cannot read the fiery letters and Gandalf is not here to help out.

The outer round #border is quite fun.

#vintageArt #fobo #circularBorder #portrait #GIMP3 #Gimp_3

Hannibal (247 – 183 B.C.)

A man’s head and neck are depicted in this black and white engraving, complete with pupils in his eyes, from one side. looking to our left. he wears a helmet with a “Mohican” crest from front to back and feathers (perhaps of metal) in the front. He has a combed beard and moustache, which is long at the sides and curls down and then back. Abouthis neck a broach-fastened toga.

Some writing (Cyrillic?) on the background of concentric circles, in front of his face.

This appears to be from an old coin or medal.
2025-09-24

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Elephants on rafts! Shirtless men using weird oars to propel rafts over the Rhône. Men wearing regular shoes that i’m sure will get ruined! 🙂

Photolithography i think (no screen dots), easy to scan and clean up in #GIMP at least (some heal tool to remove dots possibly from dirt on the printing plate).

#vintageArt #hannibal #punicWars #romanEmpire #elephants #rhön #GIMP3 #Gimp_3 #fobo

This black and white reproduction of a painting shows an elephant with a small castle built on it, battlements and all, and people inside that tower. The elephant stands on a raft which men are moving apparently with giant oars resembling shovels on pivots, and punting or fishing with spears. Two shirtless men are in a smaller boat that seems to have the ends of giant logs in it that go all the way under the raft to a boat on the other side.

In the background are more elephants on rafts.
WisesnailWisesnail
2025-09-22

I can't believe I haven't shared yet the image that I used as cover for my second art book (this art book --> tinyurl.com/3p96nzrz)

But it's never too late, I hope! So have this intense - I hope you like it!

You can find this work here:
- RedBubble - redbubble.com/shop/ap/166792468
- TeePublic - teepublic.com/t-shirt/69091454
- Threadless - wisesnail.threadless.com/

Portrait of Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal. He is wearing a checked suit, and he's sitting with his elbows on his legs and with his hands clasped. He is looking straight at the viewer, with a somewhat menacing hair. The backgrounds is in various shades of gray with some splashes of blue, which contracts with the red in the pattern of his suit. A white halo is behind his head.
WisesnailWisesnail
2025-09-20

Hello everyone!

It's time: the and 2026 are here!

All details can be found on my Tumblr (the post would be too long for Mastodon hahaha) - wisesnail.tumblr.com/post/7952

CinegenresCinegenres
2025-09-20

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Hannibal (𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐬 𝐌𝐢𝐤𝐤𝐞𝐥𝐬𝐞𝐧) de retour avec 𝐙𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐚?

Bryan Fuller: Mon projet de rêve, c’est de faire une mini-série du Silence des Agneaux avec Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal) et Zendaya (Clarice Starling)


@Cinegenres

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WisesnailWisesnail
2025-09-14

It's been an intense week, but here I finally come with this finished (which in my head looks like a possible version of after the fall, when he tries to look less fancy and clean shaven than usual <: )

I hope you like it 💙

You can find this work here:
- RedBubble - redbubble.com/shop/ap/173118796
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- Threadless - wisesnail.threadless.com/

Portrait of Mads Mikkelsen. He is looking straight at the viewer, with his right harm on his bent knee. He is wearing dark clothes, rendered with rough brush strokes, and a white halo surrounds his head. Vertical lines give movement to the painting.
2025-09-12

Bryan Fuller rêve de Zendaya dans une série limitée « Le Silence des Agneaux » avec Mads Mikkelsen

Le créateur de la série culte Hannibal, Bryan Fuller, envisage un projet ambitieux : une série limitée adaptée du film Le Silence des Agneaux, avec Zendaya dans le rôle de Clarice Starling aux côtés de Mads Mikkelsen. Ce rêve personnel, révélé lors d’une interview, pourrait redonner vie à l’univers glaçant de Thomas Harris pour une nouvelle génération.

Un projet de longue date

L’ambition de Fuller
Bryan Fuller, reconnu pour son travail sur la série Hannibal, a confié à ScreenRant que son « projet de rêve » consisterait à adapter Le Silence des Agneaux en série limitée. Il souhaite y placer Zendaya dans le rôle de Clarice Starling, rôle mythique interprété par Jodie Foster dans le film de Jonathan Demme sorti en 1991. Fuller souligne l’importance de réunir une nouvelle dynamique tout en conservant l’intensité psychologique qui a fait le succès de l’original.

Une dynamique inédite
Aux côtés de Zendaya, l’acteur danois Mads Mikkelsen reprendrait le rôle emblématique de Hannibal Lecter, déjà interprété par Anthony Hopkins. Fuller évoque ainsi une rencontre entre deux générations d’acteurs, capable de réinventer les personnages cultes tout en restant fidèle à l’essence du récit de Thomas Harris. Selon lui, ce projet est un souhait qu’il « mettrait dans l’univers » afin de voir cette vision se concrétiser.

Un héritage cinématographique incontournable

Le succès de l’original
Le film Le Silence des Agneaux de 1991 reste une référence incontournable du thriller psychologique. Jodie Foster et Anthony Hopkins y ont incarné Clarice Starling et Hannibal Lecter, récoltant chacun un Oscar pour leur performance. Le film a également remporté celui du meilleur film, du meilleur réalisateur pour Jonathan Demme, et du meilleur scénario adapté, consolidant son statut de classique du cinéma américain.

Les suites et réinterprétations
Depuis, l’univers d’Hannibal a connu plusieurs extensions. Ridley Scott a réalisé en 2001 Hannibal, suite directe du film de Demme, avec Hopkins reprenant son rôle et Julianne Moore incarnant Clarice. En 2013, la série Hannibal portée par Fuller a revisité le personnage de Lecter avec Mikkelsen, mais Clarice était absente de l’intrigue. Ce nouveau projet représenterait donc une première occasion de réunir ces deux figures emblématiques dans une adaptation télévisuelle.

Zendaya, une star sur tous les fronts

Une année 2026 chargée
Zendaya, déjà plébiscitée pour ses rôles dans Euphoria et la franchise Spider-Man, s’apprête à vivre une année 2026 particulièrement intense. Elle sera à l’affiche de la troisième saison d’Euphoria, du troisième volet de Dune, du prochain film de Christopher Nolan The Odyssey, ainsi que du quatrième film Spider-Man mené par Tom Holland, intitulé Brand New Day.

Un choix pertinent pour le rôle
Le choix de Zendaya pour incarner Clarice Starling n’est pas anodin : son charisme et sa capacité à porter des rôles dramatiques complexes correspondent parfaitement aux exigences du personnage, jeune agent du FBI confronté à la psyché dérangeante de Hannibal Lecter. Sa participation pourrait attirer une audience plus jeune tout en respectant les amateurs du film original.

Un univers sombre et fascinant

L’essence du thriller psychologique
Le projet de Fuller s’inscrit dans la continuité de son approche sur Hannibal, où la tension psychologique et la profondeur des personnages étaient au centre de la narration. Une série limitée permettrait d’explorer plus longuement la relation entre Clarice et Hannibal, offrant des développements inédits et un suspens prolongé sur plusieurs épisodes.

Un pari ambitieux pour la télévision
Adopter un format limité représente également un défi artistique : il faudra condenser l’intrigue originale tout en permettant aux personnages de se développer pleinement. Fuller, qui a récemment signé son premier long-métrage Dust Bunny, présenté au Festival de Toronto 2025, apporte à ce projet l’expérience et la vision créative nécessaires pour équilibrer hommage et innovation.

L’avenir d’Hannibal à la télévision

Une réinvention attendue
Si ce projet se concrétise, il pourrait marquer un tournant dans l’histoire des adaptations d’Hannibal et de Le Silence des Agneaux. La réunion de Mikkelsen et Zendaya offrirait une nouvelle dynamique tout en rendant hommage aux interprétations cultes de Hopkins et Foster.

Des attentes élevées
Les fans de la franchise et les amateurs de thrillers psychologiques attendent avec impatience cette adaptation potentielle. La perspective d’une série limitée, concentrée sur l’intensité des personnages et la complexité de leur relation, promet un spectacle immersif et troublant.

Une nouvelle page pour le mythe Hannibal
Le projet de Bryan Fuller souligne l’attrait durable des personnages de Thomas Harris. Réunir une star montante comme Zendaya avec un acteur acclamé comme Mads Mikkelsen pourrait ouvrir la voie à une nouvelle ère pour Le Silence des Agneaux, capable de séduire à la fois anciens et nouveaux spectateurs.

Bryan Fuller rêve d’une série limitée Le Silence des Agneaux avec Zendaya et Mads Mikkelsen. Cette adaptation permettrait de revisiter un univers culte tout en introduisant une nouvelle génération au thriller psychologique. Les amateurs du genre peuvent espérer un projet à la fois respectueux de l’héritage et innovant.

#adaptationTélé #appleTv_ #BryanFuller #ClariceStarling #Hannibal #MadsMikkelsen #sérieLimitée #SilenceDesAgneaux #ThomasHarris #thrillerPsychologique #Zendaya

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2025-09-11

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