Description from IMDB: “Journalist Mikael Blomkvist is aided
in his search for a woman who has been missing for forty years by Lisbeth
Salander, a young computer hacker.”
The opening credit sequence was intense. It reminded me a
lot of a Tool video, just these crazy images of people and tires and black
flowing substances, wicked cool.
The pacing of the story was a little slow at first, but it
picked up. The violence was gruesome in parts.
The movie had a lot of quiet tension, some nice action. The
scenery was desolate. Lisbeth’s makeup, hair, and wardrobe were all very dark.
She’s like the ultimate goth-punk. Loved it.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo gets an A-
I thought the opening credit sequence was very creative, as was the remainder of the film. The cast was picked with a magical perfection. I saw this film in my hotel room, on a business trip for Dish; I remember I was laying down at the beginning. However, at some point I moved to the edge of the bed. My passion for movies, keeps me going during my frequent trips; I simply will not give up my habit. I decided to subscribe to Blockbuster @Home, which gave me the ability to watch this awesome movie, streaming to my laptop. Nothing is better than relaxing to a movie after work.
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