First of all I'll just mention the fact that I'm writing this review while listening to the season finale song "Siouxsie Sioux and Brian Reitzell - Love Crime" over and over again. I'm not letting the emotion go away, I want to keep it as long as it's possible and I'm sure every time I hear this song in my life, it will be like experiencing this feeling over and over again.
It was THE best finale of all time in the history of the TV shows. I don't want to create hype for someone who has not watched the episode yet and then be like "well I expected more" but I'm just stating the fact.
I have never in my life been so amazed, so fascinated by the bloody fight scene. I never could have imagined it could be so beautiful, so soothing, so perfect and so full of love. The tension between them, the feeling of being truly loved and understood, feeling of souls conjoining. Love is the only thing that can make everything look so beautiful, doesn't matter what it is: murder, blood, tragedy or whatever. Each character's death and suffering in Hannibal throughout the series was worth just for this glorious moments: Union and rebirth of two souls. I don't know what people call the feeling that is between Hannibal and Will, it is definitely more than love, more than friendship. It's not about sex, it's not about gender, it's not about this world at all. This is some new level of relationship, out of this world!
The whole show itself has been the work of art - I've been saying it for a long time, every scene of murder had been something more than just blood and gore, this is something that all of us, Fannibals, agree about but it seems like I had no idea about what art is and how much more beautiful it could get. I just want to say thank you to Bryan Fuller and to all of the cast for such an amazing journey, each member of the team: the actors/actresses, people who made music, scenes, make up, design, every single one of the team: THANK YOU!
I was very sad the show was ending but this ending was so perfect it took all my complains away. Hannibal will be missed, there's no doubt about it but I'm happy with everything I got from this TV show.
P.S.You know what's really sad? Hannibal has raised my bar so high, I'm not sure I can ever enjoy any other TV show this much, even close to this.
It was THE best finale of all time in the history of the TV shows. I don't want to create hype for someone who has not watched the episode yet and then be like "well I expected more" but I'm just stating the fact.
I have never in my life been so amazed, so fascinated by the bloody fight scene. I never could have imagined it could be so beautiful, so soothing, so perfect and so full of love. The tension between them, the feeling of being truly loved and understood, feeling of souls conjoining. Love is the only thing that can make everything look so beautiful, doesn't matter what it is: murder, blood, tragedy or whatever. Each character's death and suffering in Hannibal throughout the series was worth just for this glorious moments: Union and rebirth of two souls. I don't know what people call the feeling that is between Hannibal and Will, it is definitely more than love, more than friendship. It's not about sex, it's not about gender, it's not about this world at all. This is some new level of relationship, out of this world!
The whole show itself has been the work of art - I've been saying it for a long time, every scene of murder had been something more than just blood and gore, this is something that all of us, Fannibals, agree about but it seems like I had no idea about what art is and how much more beautiful it could get. I just want to say thank you to Bryan Fuller and to all of the cast for such an amazing journey, each member of the team: the actors/actresses, people who made music, scenes, make up, design, every single one of the team: THANK YOU!
I was very sad the show was ending but this ending was so perfect it took all my complains away. Hannibal will be missed, there's no doubt about it but I'm happy with everything I got from this TV show.
P.S.You know what's really sad? Hannibal has raised my bar so high, I'm not sure I can ever enjoy any other TV show this much, even close to this.