I really enjoyed this movie and thought that it was well done. All older movies like this have very simple and interesting shots. When Clarice was talking to Dr. Lecter in his cell they would angle the camera lower on him to make him seem scarier and powerful. The only thing I don't like about older movies is that the story lines move so slow and aren’t very entertaining. Since they move so slow, it can come off as confusing. I was very confused about the anagram part when Dr. Lecter talks about ‘Louis Friend”. Also why would F.B.I agents trust a serial killer so much. Almost all the information that he gave her seemed false or a trick to just get what he wants. I understand that it’s the point of the movie but when they don’t make the points very clear then it just seems pointless to even talk about him. I really enjoyed the lighting in the movie and how the darker light provided such a deeper meaning. It would only be dark when they were in the room with Dr. Lector and when Clarice finds Buffalo Bill, he shuts off the lights. It’s hard to make a simple movie scary and Demme was really able to capture the little parts. For example when Clarice was talking through the prison, all of the other prisoners were really scary and gave a different view of the movie. People like this are real and it isn’t something to take lightly.