Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

Siflutter It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Verity Robins Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Michael Ledo Henrik Vanger (Christopher Plummer) wants to solve the 40 year old disappearance/murder of his 16 year old niece. He enlists the help of investigative reporter Mikael Blomkvist (Daniel Craig) who thinks he is on to something. He needs an assistant and employs the talents of Lisbeth Salander (Rooney Mara) in the title role. Lisabeth is a savvy psychotic bisexual computer hacker/investigator who provides us with a dark bizarre subplot.During the investigation they uncover hints that point to a serial killer, who kills Jewish women based on quotes from Leviticus. The mystery isn't too hard to figure out with the numerous clues that they give you. The movie is best when Rooney Mara is on the screen.F-bomb, rape, sex, nudity (Rooney Mara)

Dante's Peek The miles an unwanted woman by the society goes for , for the sake of love in her own unorthodox way. The title and mood of the movie might suggest that this is a mysterious crime thriller. Partly it is. But truly the movie portrays solely about a girl who is young in age but very matured and sincere in every way that people could hardly imagine. Don't judge a book by its cover applies very blatantly here. The character that "Rooney Mara" played is more than a woman despite her looks. The Dragon Tattoo girl is very very intelligent too. A girl whom is so sensitive that she is almost emotionless knowing how the world is.I wish there was a prequel on how she was left to become of what she is. There was so much hidden pain and concern in the girl throughout the whole movie despite the search for the victims. Watch this and feel it people. It might just open your imagination towards a woman within a whole new world.Again, sequels and prequels please.

andymclennan I'm not averse to a remake if it's done well, but there has to be a reason for it. For example:*If the original wasn't much good (definitely not the case).*The original is really old and needed updating (a remake after just two years is ridiculous quite frankly).*The remake offers a new take on a story (nope, it's pretty much a scene for scene copy).I really can't see the necessity for this film, the original is superior in every way - there;s even an English (dubbed) version on the Blu ray for those people that are allergic to subtitles.Craig and Mara are fine actors, but they pale in comparison to the original cast in this story. Noomi Rapace in particular portrays Lisbeth Salander as gritty, troubled and above all interesting and (in my opinion) is a lot closer to the character in the book.Not an awful remake, but just so unnecessary.

00Ghosts27 This is my favorite movie, made by my favorite director, with the soundtrack made by my favorite musician, starring the actress who most resembles Lisbeth in my opinion, with a better Mikael than the first adaptation. But with a predictable Martin, you can realize that he is the villain even if you did not read the book.