- Logos
- Revelation
- Main Titles
- Cell
- Old Mansion
- Address
- We're Different
- Note
- Enter the Dragon
- Threats
- Tiger Balls
- Love on a Couch
- Devouring the Dragon
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- Fire
- Book
- He's Back!
- End Credits Suite
- False Pretenses and Molly's Arrival
- Freddy Abducted and The Red Dragon
- Museum and The Chase
- Revelation and The Fire
- Ashes to Ashes
- Fishing and Out of the Dust
- Hospital Food
- Dr. Lecter's Letter
- End Credits
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This vaunted "new" chapter in the exploits of serial killer/cannibal Dr. Hannibal Lecter is actually the first, essentially a remake of Manhunter, Michael Mann's adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel in which Dr. L. is but a supporting player. But where Mann used a nervous, often ironic rock and postpunk pop score, Danny Elfman's largely orchestral soundtrack here punctuates the film's creep factor with tense arpeggios and crashing rhythms. Nothing wrong with that, per se--the old school masters succeeded following a similar tack for decades. But Elfman is no Bernard Herrmann here. In fact, there's often precious little to remind us that this is the same composer who served up such goth-modern standouts as Batman, Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, and Darkman. It's a score that's masterfully atmospheric, yet strangely sterile--and one that occasionally dithers uncomfortably close to McGoth. The Enhanced CD features here include interviews with Elfman, director Brett Ratner, and star Anthony Hopkins.
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