Red Dragon Gaming Keyboard - Mechanical RGB Backlit Wired Keyboard for PC, Mac, Laptop - Perfect for Gaming, Typing, and Office Work
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Anthony Hopkins reprises his Oscar-wining role as the infamous Dr. Hannibal Lecter in the thrilling prequel critics are hailing as "A Suspenseful Masterpiece!" (Fox-TV) After capturing Dr. Lecter, FBI agent Will Graham (Edward Norton) retires - only to be called back to active duty to hunt down an elusive killer, "The Tooth Fairy" (Ralph Fiennes). Red Dragon is the electrifying, critically acclaimed movie that "returns the series to The Silence of the Lambs form" (Jack Mathews, New York Daily News).Bonus Content: Lecter's FBI File and Life History Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer - Hosted By John Douglas Anthony Hopkins: Lecter and Me The Making of Red Dragon Feature Commentary with Director Brett Ratner and Writer Ted Tally Music Score Commentary with Composer Danny Elfman Production Notes Cast and Filmmakers DVD-ROM Features Including Total Axess Recommendations A Director's Journey Brett Ratner's Student Film Visual Effects Screen and Film Tests Makeup Application The Burning Wheelchair The Leeds' House Crime Scene Storyboards to Final Feature Comparison Trailers
Customer Reviews
Kino Lorber Studio Classics released on both 4K UHD and Blu-ray this 2002 prequel to "The Silence of the Lambs" (1991) directed by Brett Ratner and sees Academy award winning best actor Anthony Hopkins return as Hannibal Lecter, here set both before and after his capture by FBI agent Will Graham (played by Edward Norton) who needs his assistance to capture a serial killer called the Tooth Fairy (played by Ralph Fiennes).Looking just fine in a new transfer (I am unable at present to view the UHD disc) from the previous Universal studios DVD, porting over those extensive extras, though nothing new was added. Good thriller works well as a prequel to that cinema classic and adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel.
