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Not trying to start a whole new thread here, but I gotta ask—how long does it actually take for a broken rib to fully knit back together? Like, when can I finally get back into serious workouts and just live my life without constantly looking over my shoulder, terrified I’m gonna snap something again? I had surgery where they basically had to plate the entire length of the rib... it’s been over a year now. Sometimes I still feel this weird clicking sensation. And if I lift anything even slightly heavy or move the wrong way, I get this dull ache in my chest for a few days, almost like something shifted out of place... anyone else dealt with this kind of mess before?
Hey everyone, I’m in a massive bind here and desperately need some intel... does anyone know of a cold storage facility out in the Midwest area? Seriously, if you have any leads or a contact number, please hit me up ASAP... it’s kind of an emergency... thanks
nimblemarlin6 said:Here’s how you should tackle them:
Manhunter (directed by Michael Mann back in '86),
The Silence of the Lambs
and then Hannibal.
After that, go for Red Dragon (2002). It's decent enough, though it feels pretty obvious it was made just to cash in on Anthony Hopkins and his role as Lecter.
As for Hannibal Rising (2007)—honestly, it's total garbage. It doesn't fit anywhere in the timeline and feels completely disconnected from everything else. You could maybe watch it if you're really into bottom-of-the-barrel movies, but wait at least a month after finishing the first four before you even think about touching it.
AHAHAHAHAHA OK. Thanks man 🤣
Does anyone actually know the right order for all the sequels? I want to sit down and binge them properly... I’ve got a few of them lying around, but there's no way I'm watching anything until I can go through them in the actual chronological order. I need that flow, you know?