• Red Dragon (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

After escaping death by the skin of his teeth while on the hunt for the elusive madman, Dr Hannibal Lecter, the now-retired and emotionally scarred FBI agent, Will Graham, finds himself back in action.

Reluctantly, as yet another monstrous serial killer known as "The Tooth Fairy" terrorises Baltimore, Graham turns to Lecter, the evil mastermind who's been under lock and key for three long years, to lend a hand in this challenging and time-sensitive case.

But, to delve deep into the demented mind of a killer, one must first face his inner demons, and Will already knows that his insane imprisoned assistant is a gifted manipulator.

Can Graham find the horrifying Red Dragon in time before another family suffers?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Red Dragon
	Oriental Blues	Jack Newlon: Writer
	Ready Eddy	Barney Bigard: Writer Barney Bigard: Performer
	Lament for Javanette	Barney Bigard: Writer Barney Bigard: Performer
	Passion Flower	Billy Strayhorn: Writer Johnny Hodges: Performer
	Scherzo	Lalo Schifrin: Conducted Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Writer
	Prelude in F minor	Johann Sebastian Bach: Writer
	Logos	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Revelation	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Main Titles	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Cell	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Old Mansion	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Address	Danny Elfman: Performer
	We're Different	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Note	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Enter the Dragon	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Threats	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Tiger Balls	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Love on a Couch	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Devouring the Dragon	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Fire	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Book	Danny Elfman: Performer
	He's Back!	Danny Elfman: Performer
	End Credits Suite	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Dear Clarice	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	"Aria da capo" from Goldberg Variations - J. S. Bach	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	The Capponi Library	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	"Gourmet Valse Tartare" - Klaus Badelt	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Avarice	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	For A Small Stipend	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	"Firenze Di Notte" - Martin Tillman and Mel Wesson	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Virtue	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Let My Home Be My Gallows	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	The Burning Heart	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	To Every Captive Soul	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	"Vida Cor Meum" - Patrick Cassidy	Hans Zimmer: Performer
	Iraq	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Five Pieces For Orchestra	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Polymorphia	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	String Quartet No. 1	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Beginnings From "The Wind Harp"	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Kanon For Orchestra And Tape	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Fantasia For Strings	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Music From The Unused Trailer	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Suite From The Unused Score To "The Exorcist"	Jack Nitzsche: Performer
	Rock Ballad (Unused Theme From "The Exorcist")	Jack Nitzsche: Performer

User reviews

Andrew Evans

5/10

The musical motifs used throughout the film help to build a sense of continuity and cohesion.

Betty Miller

9/10

The use of unsettling soundscapes and subtle motifs in the score of Red Dragon effectively conveys the psychological complexity of the characters, especially the twisted minds of the serial killers. The music adds depth and emotion to the story, making it a truly immersive experience for the viewers.

Ronald Parker

6/10

The music effectively conveys the psychological struggles of the characters, especially Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter.

Elizabeth Scott

6/10

The use of silence and minimalistic compositions in certain scenes creates a sense of anticipation and foreboding.

Charles Harris

5/10

The combination of orchestral pieces and electronic elements creates a unique and gripping sonic experience.

Daniel Carter

5/10

The soundtrack expertly mirrors the internal conflicts and moral dilemmas faced by the characters.

Laura Allen

1/10

The music in Red Dragon often felt out of place and disconnected from the scenes, failing to evoke the emotions and unease necessary to immerse the audience in the dark and twisted world of the film. It missed the mark in enhancing the psychological aspects of the characters and their motivations.

Paul Lewis

5/10

The music elevates the impact of key moments, heightening the emotional resonance of the film.

Margaret Garcia

5/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies adds an extra layer of tension to the scenes involving the hunt for the serial killer.

Paul Young

10/10

The haunting and suspenseful soundtrack of Red Dragon perfectly captures the chilling atmosphere of the film. The ominous tones and eerie melodies enhance the tension and keep the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the movie.

Brian Adams

6/10

The soundtrack of Red Dragon perfectly captures the dark and suspenseful atmosphere of the film.

Kimberly Johnson

2/10

The soundtrack of Red Dragon lacked originality and failed to leave a lasting impression. It felt like a generic background score that did not add any depth or complexity to the narrative, missing the opportunity to elevate the overall viewing experience.

Thomas Moore

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Red Dragon is a vital component in creating a chilling and immersive viewing experience.

Carol Nelson

7/10

The musical score effectively conveys the psychological tension and complexity of the characters, particularly highlighting the twisted relationship between Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter, adding an extra layer of depth to their interactions on screen.

Nancy Brown

7/10

The soundtrack of Red Dragon perfectly captures the intense and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing the viewer's experience and drawing them deeper into the storyline.

Brian White

2/10

The soundtrack of Red Dragon failed to create a suspenseful and chilling atmosphere that would enhance the tension of the story. Instead, it felt generic and uninspired, lacking the intensity needed for a psychological thriller.