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By Dennis Schwartz (5,456) for Ozus' World Movie Reviews (5,456) on 04 Oct 2002

A weak remake of Michael Mann's splendid 1986 thriller Manhunter…

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By Marshall Fine (1,011) for Journal News (Westchester, NY) (178) on 04 Oct 2002

Rather than sensationalize already sensational material, Ratner lets it speak for itself, creating serious thrills and scares along the way…

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By Emily Blunt (210) for Blunt Review (210) on 04 Oct 2002

The doctor is in and serving up his special brand of diabolical mayhem…

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By Eric D. Snider (2,489) for EricDSnider.com (2,026) on 04 Oct 2002

It is, in its own right, a thrilling and compelling film, meeting the dual goals of telling a good story and satisfying the morbid cravings…

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By Steve Schneider (315) for Orlando Weekly (1,048) on 03 Oct 2002

Red Dragon reaffirms the Silence thesis that depravity is most unnerving when it appears to occur on the street where you live…

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By Cherryl Dawson And Leigh Ann Palone (956) for TheMovieChicks.com (956) on 03 Oct 2002

A great cast makes this tale of 'becoming' - sinister, creepy and frighteningly believable…

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By James Rocchi (1,075) for Netflix (481) on 03 Oct 2002

Revamped remake of the prelude to The Silence of the Lambs is a demonstration of why bigger isn't necessarily better…

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By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Oct 2002

Not in the same league as Silence, but a worthy prelude, in contrast to Hannibal, an unworthy sequel…

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By James Sanford (927) for Kalamazoo Gazette (860) on 03 Oct 2002

While 'Manhunter' takes the prize for stylishness, 'Dragon' is much scarier and more emotionally involving…

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By Bob Bloom (1,124) for Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) (1,017) on 03 Oct 2002

(Red Dragon) offers chills, moments of dread and high velocity acting. ... Red Dragon will bolt you to your seat and glue your eyes to the screen…

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By Duane Dudek (861) for Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (1,693) on 03 Oct 2002

The perverse allure and straitjacket structure of Red Dragon resists any efforts to make it more than what it is and exactly what you expect…

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By Robert Denerstein (1,148) for Denver Rocky Mountain News (608) on 03 Oct 2002

Looking as if he wants to apologize for something, Norton gives a surprisingly flat performance…

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By Brian Webster (658) for Apollo Guide (1,430) on 03 Oct 2002

Lovers of the original The Silence of the Lambs will be ecstatic to see that cinematic lightning can strike twice…

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By Joe Leydon (915) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 03 Oct 2002

Hopkins' Lecter once again makes an unabashedly amoral and shockingly amusing impact as modern cinema's most sardonically erudite bogeyman…

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By Peter Howell (1,731) for Toronto Star (3,601) on 03 Oct 2002

It's highly entertaining, fast-paced and ultimately without deeper meaning, just like most other Hollywood blockbusters these days…

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By Moira Macdonald (1,892) for Seattle Times (3,524) on 03 Oct 2002

Ultimately, Red Dragon is all about the cannibal, and Hopkins, with his unblinking stare and gracious manner, slips into the role like a favorite…

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By Jim Judy (1,199) for Screen It! (1,437) on 03 Oct 2002

For the most part it's a decently effective thriller…

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By Brian J. Arthurs (23) for Beach Reporter (Southern California) (23) on 03 Oct 2002

a worthy remake and compelling enough to erase the sour memories left by the bloated and pointless Hannibal…

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By Jeff Vice (1,455) for Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (1) on 03 Oct 2002

The film is surprisingly well-directed by Brett Ratner, who keeps things moving well -- at least until the problematic third act…

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By Steven Rosen (101) for Denver Post (1,096) on 03 Oct 2002

Manages to be both repulsively sadistic and mundane…

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