As Clarice in 'Silence' Graham must once again delve into Lecter's world of the asylum. The one person that could really give our detective the insight he needs is the one man who tried to kill him, Lector. Graham does possess a certain gift, he can think like the killer.

Reluctantly, Graham decides to help with the investigation. It is this that brings Jack Crawford (Harvey Keitel) on the quest to seek out a retired Graham. Dolarhyde, aka the 'Tooth Fairy' is a brutal serial killer who has killed two families and may be on the hunt for a third. One not of advisement, if 'The Silence Of The Lambs', or 'Hannibal,' gave you nightmares, you may not be prepared for 'Dragon.' It is absolutely brutal in it's visuals and psychological mind games. It is focused more on Graham and the new killer on the block, Francis Dolarhyde (played to an eeriely perfection by Ralph Fiennes). Lecter is not over the top as many say he was in the third film 'HANNIBAL.' But this is really not a Lecter story. Hopkins doesn't need to do much to convey his distaste for Graham, the true talent of an excellent actor. We are also privy to a rather more intense Lecter, anger and resentment for being caught and put away. From the onset, we see the capture of Hannibal by FBI Agent Will Graham, played flawlessly this time around by Edward Norton. Ted Tally took some license and beefed up the character for some crucial scenes, adding a very interesting and inventive twist. For those that read the book or saw 'Manhunter,' it's no surprise that Hannibal had a rather small role. Sure, some scenes are structed the same, but to be fair this latest installment is closer and more true to the novel. 'RED DRAGON,' for the most part is a remake of Michael Mann's 1986 'Manhunter.' Obviously there isn't a lot of variation between the two since they are both adaptations of Thomas Harris' book 'RED DRAGON.' But that is were the simularity ends. He's got some of the best lines in the business.

In 2002's 'RED DRAGON,' Hannibal is back with force and vengeance, thanks to the brilliant portrayal of Sir Anthony Hopkins and inspired writing of screenwriter Ted Tally. The movie going public is obviously well acquainted with the most famous serial killer, cannibal, in cinematic history, Hannibal Lecter.

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