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Dunno, I am actually more excited to sit down and watch the originals finally. Somehow, I have a feeling that the trilogy will either never get remade, or it will suffer 'the law of diminishing returns' when they do not pan out as intended($$$$$$$$$$). And Fincher has never done a sequel, do you think his attention span will last on this(although it is three distinctly seperate books, and not just sequels)?
I think that they'll do pretty well in the box office, actually. Yeah, it's pretty dark, but it is a murder mystery with sex and violence, and it's nowhere near as artsy as something like Benjamin Button.Originally Posted by jerseydevil
I can't speak to Fincher wanting to do more than one film, but I don't see why he wouldn't. None of his previous films really were sequel types, beyond Alien3, obviously.
See a Portfolio of Character Images and Bios For David Fincher’s ‘The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’
Not a single flattering picture in the bunch.
Damn, Lisbeth is so **** ugly in this picture, she makes Daniel Craig look good to me. That's saying something.See a Portfolio of Character Images and Bios For David Fincher’s ‘The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’
Not a single flattering picture in the bunch.
Noomi Rapace’s ‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’ 9-Hour Extended Trilogy Coming To DVD/BluRay > The Playlist
Due out on 11/22! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Arriving one month before the Rooney Mara-led remake hits multiplexes across the nation, Music Box Films will unveil for the first time on American shores the full, uncut, extended versions of the Swedish films. Hewing closer to Stieg Larsson‘s books, each movie is now three hours long, and they were first presented last year on Swedish television as a six-part mini-series. With more space to breathe, the films will feature additional roles and a larger subplot with Erika Berger (Lena Endre), the editor at Blomkvist’s Millennium Magazine as well as his friend and occasional lover.
Surprise 8-Minute Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Trailer Makes A Case for the Fincher Remake | Movieline
Here, however — even in just a preview — the language adjustment seems to make the performances and story more immersive. Combined with a charging, tinkling score that crescendos and Fincher’s deft visual work, which builds palpable atmosphere in mere snatches of full scenes, this feels like a separate beast from Oplev’s film. Same story, same characters (minor deviations remain to be seen, such as in a scene depicting Lisbeth’s run-in with her abusive counselor that may or may not hold back from where the Swedish film went), slightly different mood and temperature. It’s unknown whether or not the eight-minute preview will be attached to theatrical Sony/Screen Gems screenings beyond the Mouth Taped Shut promo events, but keep your eyes peeled for it to debut online in the coming weeks, perhaps in the form of a shrewdly timed “leak.”
Slightly off topic, but i didnt know if should put this in the muppet thread or this one
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