The music at the beginning of the film, I seem to have heard it somewhere, how is it a bit like the music in Mission Impossible? whatever, but the imagery from that special effect is weird and confusing. I can see a phoenix reborn from ashes, and I can feel the hissing and piercing screams and heart-wrenching pain, but I don't know the director's intention. After watching the movie, I watched the music part again, and then I realized that it represents the pain that Lisbeth's heart will never be able to get rid of, her relationship with people tormenting each other, she is reborn through the Internet and computer, that is her world , her territory is boundless.
Due to the large number of family members, the old man spoke very quickly when he introduced him, and we Chinese couldn't remember the names of foreigners, so in the end, I didn't understand who Annita was the one who helped Harriot escape. Later, I finally found a character spectrum after reading several non-spoiler film reviews, saying that Annita is Henrik's niece and Harriot's aunt with a similar age, but I need to watch it again and see this Annita How did it come out. Maybe I'll watch the Swedish version again.
I've seen the Swedish version of the DVD countless times in the library, but the cover of a punk girl in all black doesn't appeal to me. I don't like this kind of goth punk or anything. But the performance of this film is really good. There was one scene that really struck me, even though it was an uncomfortable twisted feeling of being violated, you guessed it, the rape scene. I think Rooney Mara portrays the anger, hatred, despair, and pathos of a paper-thin girl completely at the mercy of a strong man and humiliated very well. My perception at the time was extremely uncomfortable, with a strong visual and sound impact, I saw the camera and knew that she had come prepared; but I still felt sorry for her unfortunate encounter. I wish I could take a sharp knife and stab the dead fat man's belly a few times, and then pull the bloody stuff out of it and stuff it into his mouth for him to swallow. Lisbeth did a better job than me, did a brilliant job, let this dead fat man survive, regret it for the rest of his life.
Some people say something more profound than me, so I won't show ugliness. The young photos of Harriot and Lisbeth look so similar that at first I thought there would be some kind of connection between them, but it's actually a mapping. Lisbeth was also sexually assaulted by her father since she was a child, but she bravely chose to protect herself, punished the wicked, and followed a path of maverick power. In the dark hacker world, she can do whatever she wants, but she insists on justice. She doesn't know how to get rid of the pain, she can only use tattoos, this kind of physical pain to relieve the pain in her heart, so she will get tattoos after she encounters misfortune. And Harriot chose to escape, and started a normal life from then on. Why do women, born to represent the weak, have to be bullied by men? And men, why are there always so many shameless people who want to humiliate women who are helpless? Of course, I can't understand why there is a real incest in Europe (see the real case of an Austrian father who imprisoned his own daughter for decades and gave birth to several children); it is not uncommon for American boys to be raped when they are young; Rape is even more numerous, it is said that there will be one in a few minutes. I don't understand why there are so many perverts in the world, alas, a sigh.
When I was hesitating whether to give 4 or 5 stars, Rooney Mara who played Lisbeth turned out to be Mark Zuckerburg's dream in Social Network (btw, I don't understand how this movie deserves 8.0 on IMDb)) Lover, that pretty girl from Boston University! I immediately opened my eyes wide, yes she is, Rooney is a sweet girl. Beautiful big eyes, very pure and sweet, and speaks standard American, and Lisbeth is a scrawny, rebellious, rebellious tattooed drug addict, bisexual, hacker, and a blunt Nordic English! For nothing else, I would give 5 points for Rooney Mara. And while watching that rape scene, I knew that Rooney Mara was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress, and she deserved it.
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