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Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011)
We really liked it. The cast was excellent, and you felt like you were in Sweden. Nicely done with music by Trent Reznor (NIN).
The opening credits were also very cool and dark and set the mood. Not without some hard to watch scenes, but if you're familiar with the series, I think it's very well done and enjoyed it quite a bit.
Did you see the original? I'd be interested to compare. Really dudn't see the point of a remake, but I suppose there are big markets where folks refuse to see anything not in English. I was encouragedthat in the photos i saw they seemed to be true to Lisbet rather than casting some generic Hollywood dolly and throwing her through hot Topic backwards.
As silly as this is, I find myself stopping to watch it whenever I catch it on tv. lol
Casablanca, again, on a Aquos LED TV for the first time. AMAZING technology. Gotta get one, I think I might put a hold on buying my next 5-6 hats, it's that good.
Did you see the original? I'd be interested to compare. Really dudn't see the point of a remake, but I suppose there are big markets where folks refuse to see anything not in English. I was encouragedthat in the photos i saw they seemed to be true to Lisbet rather than casting some generic Hollywood dolly and throwing her through hot Topic backwards.
Did you see the original? I'd be interested to compare. Really dudn't see the point of a remake, but I suppose there are big markets where folks refuse to see anything not in English. I was encouragedthat in the photos i saw they seemed to be true to Lisbet rather than casting some generic Hollywood dolly and throwing her through hot Topic backwards.
lolFrankenstein from 1931. The doctor has some nice suits but the monster needs a better tailor. The seams are rather rough.
I was watching some of the series last night as well. Introduced the wife to the Thin Man and she enjoyed the chemistry of Nick and Nora.Currently watching "After the Thin Man" on TCM.