I feel the director's cut adds more character development and makes you care about them more.

Funny thing. I just saw William Petersen in To Live and Die in L.A. This film is almost a companion piece to that. Thanks for adding these scenes that I'd not seen before.

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

Those are his 2 best films. Thanks

@michaelshelton6025

Ай бұрын

Great point!!

Kim Greist, aka Molly the wife tested for Alex Forrest in FATAL ATTRACTION

One of my favorite films. I was a big Mann fan from Miami Vice...which is what made me go see this in the theaters. Back in the late 90's I went to the same gym in Hollywood as William Peterson. I couldn't help but tell him how much I liked this and "To Live and Die in LA". He was very nice, we even spent a few minutes talking about Will Graham as a character (I had read the book too) and some of what he did to bring the character to life as we sweated in a steam room. One of the highlights of my tour of duty in LA/Hollywood.

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

Amazing!

I just watched this again two nights ago and saw Patricia Charboneau’s name in credits but didn’t see her. I presumed she may have been one of the moms in the videos Graham was watching and didn’t notice, but now I see I didn’t miss her because she was deleted from the alternate ending.

@VideoTasties

17 күн бұрын

Same with Michael Talbott last time I watched it i saw his name in the titles and he's not in the theatrical cut

After watching this and the 2002 remake, I prefer the Mann version......

Michael Mann is such an underrated director, writer and producer. He’s my favourite director.

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

He is great

I must have missed somthing there, how did Graham know who the next victims would be in the alternate ending, Dolarhyde was caught because Graham recognised he had watched the same home films? When I first saw Man Hunter back in 86, it blew me away, I have been a fan of Michael Mann's films since.

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

That tape was in Doldhydes house I think so would have found them from that. It is a great film

@jules2545

Ай бұрын

@@VideoTasties Ah right, thanks for that.

7:14 that line when Hannibal said you say you’re a Lehman but it was you who caught me I only heard that line when Anthony Hopkins said it’s it’s the first time I heard Brian Cox said it

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

Same here

Most of the additions I like, apart from the wife talking about painting the kitchen. Some of the cutting in the other version did feel a bit abrupt at times.

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

Good point!

I just had to look on my momentum Director's Cut release. 3 mins reinstated. These different cuts are not as challenging or provocative as competing versions of Orson Welles’ Mr. Arkadin (1955), they suggest the illusory nature of any “definitive” version for me personally, unlike Thomas Harris, Michael Mann returns his Graham safely home to his family and away from his own dark version of a 20th century Homeric Odyssey. Looks like Dr. Impossible will be watching Manhunter again, just to refresh Mann's 80s tones and Dante Spinotti employing particular colours to emphasise dark emotional moods and symbiotic parallels. If one thing has come out of this Gareth, you've made me go back to the film.

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

I have seen Manhunter so many times and it's still great

@dr.impossibleofcounterpunc1984

Ай бұрын

@VideoTasties Manhunter is watchable. I'll be taking notes when I do watch it. I'll probably watch Hannibal again at some point. All I have is the Columbia/Tri-Star Universal DVD from 2001.

I liked the alternate ending

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

It is great to see him visit the people he saved

@anthonydileonardo8156

Ай бұрын

@@VideoTasties but why would she open the door so quickly if they'd been warned?.......only in Hollyweird

I wish they show the tooth fairy showing his tattoos but they deleted it

@VideoTasties

Ай бұрын

That was a sad loss