A Director's Journey: The Making of 'Red Dragon'

Name: A Director's Journey: The Making of 'Red Dragon'
Genre: Action, Documentary, Horror
Released: 2003-04-01
Duration: 40 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Brett Ratner, Kristi Zea, Dino De Laurentiis

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2003
40m

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6.4/10

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A Director's Journey: The Making of 'Red Dragon' (2003)

Action Documentary Horror Short

This documentary follows director Brett Ratner through nearly every stage of production for the film Red Dragon (2002). This is a very informative and fun to watch piece that shows you how h... Read allThis documentary follows director Brett Ratner through nearly every stage of production for the film Red Dragon (2002). This is a very informative and fun to watch piece that shows you how hard it is to direct a motion picture. Michael Jackson even makes a pointless appearance on... Read allThis documentary follows director Brett Ratner through nearly every stage of production for the film Red Dragon (2002). This is a very informative and fun to watch piece that shows you how hard it is to direct a motion picture. Michael Jackson even makes a pointless appearance on the set and leads to a couple of funny instances. This title shows both the gruelling and... Read all

Director
- Kevin Krakower
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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

101

YOUR RATING

Director
- Kevin Krakower
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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This documentary is featured on the 2-disc Director's Edition of Red Dragon (2002), released in Region 1 (USA and Canada) in April 2003.

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Features Red Dragon (2002)

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2/10

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In my review of the movie "Red Dragon", I questioned if Director Brett Ratner was the right man for the job. Well this documentary, if nothing else, proves in fact that he wasn't...at all. This covers clothing, set design, the location, screen tests, central filming and what not. During it all Bratt proves without a doubt that his "talents" are perhaps best suited for his little "Rush Hour" movies. It was a very sobering, saddening, and maddening experience. And furthermore, at almost 40 minutes, this damn thing would NOT end. Crappiest DVD extra since any of the extras on "The Running Man" DVD. This is on the 2nd disc of the "Red Dragon" DVD by the way.

My Grade: F