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Post by itsviki on Oct 23, 2018 18:21:44 GMT
The girl who played with fire.
I watched a few days ago the first movie of the Millenium trilogy and I must say even though I really enjoyed the first one, this left me being bored, I caught myself looking at memes on my phone but I never do that.
Anyway I am curious about the third one.
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Post by drnick on Oct 26, 2018 20:09:29 GMT
The Spy Who Dumped Me ... now that was funny at times, and then surprisingly brutal ... and it had Gillian Anderson  |
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Post by heehawes on Oct 27, 2018 9:26:02 GMT
The girl who played with fire. I watched a few days ago the first movie of the Millenium trilogy and I must say even though I really enjoyed the first one, this left me being bored, I caught myself looking at memes on my phone but I never do that. Anyway I am curious about the third one. I didn’t realize there was a second film.... Then I used google and realized that there are Swedish movies. There was the US film that was made “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and I’m familiar with the books and to my knowledge there were 3 books (I guess there’s two more now). I didn’t think more movies had been made - but um... I guess you learn something new every day. Have you see the American film? How does it compare to Swedish version? |
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Post by Dani on Oct 27, 2018 9:33:42 GMT
The girl who played with fire. I watched a few days ago the first movie of the Millenium trilogy and I must say even though I really enjoyed the first one, this left me being bored, I caught myself looking at memes on my phone but I never do that. Anyway I am curious about the third one. I didn’t realize there was a second film.... Then I used google and realized that there are Swedish movies. There was the US film that was made “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and I’m familiar with the books and to my knowledge there were 3 books (I guess there’s two more now). I didn’t think more movies had been made - but um... I guess you learn something new every day. Have you see the American film? How does it compare to Swedish version? I think there are like three movies already, and this is the fourth. Not sure though. Just have a vague memory of one scene when Lisbet is in some cute house on some island next to the sea hacking a computer  😌 |
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Post by drnick on Oct 27, 2018 9:38:46 GMT
The girl who played with fire. I watched a few days ago the first movie of the Millenium trilogy and I must say even though I really enjoyed the first one, this left me being bored, I caught myself looking at memes on my phone but I never do that. Anyway I am curious about the third one. I didn’t realize there was a second film.... Then I used google and realized that there are Swedish movies. There was the US film that was made “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and I’m familiar with the books and to my knowledge there were 3 books (I guess there’s two more now). I didn’t think more movies had been made - but um... I guess you learn something new every day. Have you see the American film? How does it compare to Swedish version? Can I reply, too? 
IMO the Swedish version is better, 'cause Noomi Rapace kicks major ass alone (as much as I like Rooney Mara). Although the US version is closer to the books, I recommend the extended versions of the Swedish movies. The biggest problem with the Swedish movies is, that they got a different director for the 2nd and the 3rd movie. The director of the 1st movie knew what to do for a run in cinemas, the 2nd and the 3rd movies are obviously TV productions, not bad, but different.
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Post by drnick on Oct 27, 2018 9:40:04 GMT
I didn’t realize there was a second film.... Then I used google and realized that there are Swedish movies. There was the US film that was made “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and I’m familiar with the books and to my knowledge there were 3 books (I guess there’s two more now). I didn’t think more movies had been made - but um... I guess you learn something new every day. Have you see the American film? How does it compare to Swedish version? I think there are like three movies already, and this is the fourth. Not sure though. Just have a vague memory of one scene when Lisbet is in some cute house on some island next to the sea hacking a computer 😌 No, it's the 2nd movie of the original Swedish movies. |
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Post by Dani on Oct 27, 2018 9:42:10 GMT
I think there are like three movies already, and this is the fourth. Not sure though. Just have a vague memory of one scene when Lisbet is in some cute house on some island next to the sea hacking a computer 😌 No, it's the 2nd movie of the original Swedish movies. Yeah I just saw! I googled both and I saw Noomi and thought god damned she’d done so much better in the american movie then I saw you wrote that haha. Deffo better but the american chick is good too. |
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Post by itsviki on Oct 27, 2018 12:16:38 GMT
The girl who played with fire. I watched a few days ago the first movie of the Millenium trilogy and I must say even though I really enjoyed the first one, this left me being bored, I caught myself looking at memes on my phone but I never do that. Anyway I am curious about the third one. I didn’t realize there was a second film.... Then I used google and realized that there are Swedish movies. There was the US film that was made “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and I’m familiar with the books and to my knowledge there were 3 books (I guess there’s two more now). I didn’t think more movies had been made - but um... I guess you learn something new every day. Have you see the American film? How does it compare to Swedish version? I watched the original Swedish one.  I am not a big fan of US remakes in general because most of the times its unecessarry. They tend to fuck up good Spanish and Asian movies. + Noomi Rapace is hot. I did not have time for the 3rd one yet but I hope for today I can manage. |
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Post by itsviki on Oct 27, 2018 12:21:23 GMT
I didn’t realize there was a second film.... Then I used google and realized that there are Swedish movies. There was the US film that was made “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and I’m familiar with the books and to my knowledge there were 3 books (I guess there’s two more now). I didn’t think more movies had been made - but um... I guess you learn something new every day. Have you see the American film? How does it compare to Swedish version? Can I reply, too?
IMO the Swedish version is better, 'cause Noomi Rapace kicks major ass alone (as much as I like Rooney Mara). Although the US version is closer to the books, I recommend the extended versions of the Swedish movies. The biggest problem with the Swedish movies is, that they got a different director for the 2nd and the 3rd movie. The director of the 1st movie knew what to do for a run in cinemas, the 2nd and the 3rd movies are obviously TV productions, not bad, but different.
Oh, I did know that. That explains. I also really liked the strange chemistry between Lisbeth and Mikeal?(not sure about the name) and it's not there in the second movie as they do not share any scenes until the last 5-10 minutea but of course it has nothing to do with the director but the plot |
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Post by drnick on Oct 27, 2018 20:51:36 GMT
Incredibles 2  Whoever designed Voyd has to be a Kristen Stewart fan. Too bad they didn't get her to voice her.  
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Post by drnick on Oct 31, 2018 21:23:10 GMT
Kings |
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Post by Pinkgurl on Nov 1, 2018 1:34:46 GMT
Psycho ll
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Post by Dani on Nov 1, 2018 10:13:23 GMT
Kings Why's it got so bad reviews? |
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Post by drnick on Nov 1, 2018 10:17:04 GMT
Kings Why's it got so bad reviews? Well, it's not a good movie, the actors in it deserved a better screenplay. Now I do realize it's not so much about Rodney King's story, but about the struggle of a black family during that time period, but still the potential that it could have is wasted. Unfortunately. |
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Post by Dani on Nov 1, 2018 10:22:55 GMT
Why's it got so bad reviews? Well, it's not a good movie, the actors in it deserved a better screenplay. Now I do realize it's not so much about Rodney King's story, but about the struggle of a black family during that time period, but still the potential that it could have is wasted. Unfortunately. Ahh, damnit. I loved 12 Years a Slave so much. It broke my heart and I still remember every second of it years and years later. Now that's an impression I want a movie to make on me. That's what makes a movie fantastic, in my opinion |
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I am not a big fan of US remakes in general because most of the times its unecessarry. They tend to fuck up good Spanish and Asian movies. + Noomi Rapace is hot.
