[2011] Girl with a Dragon Tattoo

Lacey 2022-04-19 09:01:09

This work is really a bunker!
This is a great victory for a suspense movie!
This is a great victory for David Fincher!
This is a great victory for Rooney Mara!
Well, this is also a victory for Daniel Craig to some extent~╮(╯_╰)╭

The camels have been immersed in a strange state these days,
as if their hearts are filled with something sweet,
light and ecstatic , happy and contented.
That's right, this is a long-lost good film,
the joy and satisfaction it brings,
as well as the enjoyment with endless aftertastes.

Rooney Mara performed the heroine "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" to an invincible and stunning performance,
which is one of the most impactful roles Camel has seen on the screen in recent years.
Insolent and restrained, violent and frail,
beautiful and ferocious, free and easy and tangled...
She perfectly combines these polarized characteristics,
coexisting, intertwining, and struggling.

In addition, I have to say that David Fincher's skill,
which is actually not complicated,
wraps this story in such a compact and exciting way.
The double lines of the male and female protagonists move up and down,
as if controlling the shadowless filaments of the puppets,
pushing the plot layer by layer, one wave better than one wave.

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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo quotes

  • Mikael Blomkvist: Hi. You and I need to talk. I got us some breakfast.

    [sees a naked woman in Lisbeth's room]

    Mikael Blomkvist: I'm sorry, I didn't realize you had some company.

    Lisbeth Salander: Hey. Hey! Who do you think you are?

    Mikael Blomkvist: I'm the guy you know better than my closest friends do. Why don't you put some clothes on, get rid of your girlfriend. We need to talk.

  • Mikael Blomkvist: I guess I must have alarmed you, turning up like that.

    Lisbeth Salander: [charges taser] If you touch me I'll more than alarm you.

    Mikael Blomkvist: That won't be necessary. Your report. Very detailed. But for me, it wasn't very entertaining.

    Lisbeth Salander: It wasn't meant to be.

    Mikael Blomkvist: When I write about people I try to entertain the reader.

    Lisbeth Salander: Wennerstrom wasn't entertained much.

    Mikael Blomkvist: Your boss, Armansky, he tells me you only do jobs that interest you. So I suppose I should be flattered. You gonna sit down? He also says that you're the one he goes to when the job is sensitive.

    [Lisbeth sits down]

    Mikael Blomkvist: That's the word he used. Sensitive. I'm gonna use illegal. Because that's what it was when you hacked into my computer. I'm not gonna do anything about that. I could, but I won't. What I'm gonna do is tell you a story and if it entertains you maybe you'll decide to help me research further. And if not, I'll do the washing up and you'll never see me again. Here, you should eat that.

    [pushes sandwich to Lisbeth]

    Lisbeth Salander: What kind of research?

    Mikael Blomkvist: Lisbeth. Oh, can I call you Lisbeth? I want you to help me catch a killer of women.