Review of The Silence of the Lambs (1991) by Acaiberry — 19 Mar 2015
My friend always said a thriller should have a psychological facet in a movie. Well, me and him watched this together and I could not be more pleased with what this movie had to offer.. Believe me, alot of thriller movies have done a good job emulating this film without trying to exactly copy it. I love the acting, the plot, and the literal thrill of suspense. Im a music guy so I do pay attention to the musical score and lets just say the Munich Symphony Orchestra made me check the curtains and grab an extra layer of sheets.
Jonathan Demme deserves credit for directing this and so does Ted Tally for writing the screenplay.
It's weird but I get the sense that this movie could really happen in real life. I got annoyed at some of the acting but it won best actor and actress so don't take my word for it. Last thing I want to mention is that this movie tackled on some really tough issues like homophobia and sexual orientation. That is BIG considering the 80s was a really rough period for the LGBT community.
Treat yo self and watch this movie. If the US Library of Congress approves and you don't, you're not appreciating American work.
This review of The Silence of the Lambs (1991) was written by Acaiberry on 19 Mar 2015.
The Silence of the Lambs has generally received very positive reviews.
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