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The Swedish version. What a movie!!!
It's long. It's taking me multiple sessions to finish it. So much better than the more recent Daniel Craig version. Sent via Jedi mind trick.
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Agreed! Much better.
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Yes!
Think it was on Netflix many moons ago. The English version is on there now. |
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06-22-2016, 06:18 PM
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Yes, great story. Thoroughly enjoyed the books.
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The swedes did all three of the books as movies and they were all excellent. The US version stunk by comparison.
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Scandinavian movies are awesome:
Headhunters King of Devil's Island Troll Hunter Rare Exports
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Watch the sequels if you can. The girl who played with fire 2:09:00 and The Girl who Kicked the Hornets Nest 2:27:00
There is supposedly a 4th script but his long time gf has it and she is fighting with the authors family who inherited his estate instead of her.
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i found all of the Swedish ones on Netflix.
the speed i'm watching, i'm good for a month or two. i rode my mtn bike hard yesterday after work, sat down to watch, sipped a beer, and went to bed at 8pm. i was out.
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For those that didn't realize, all 3 movies were originally scripted/shot as 6x90 minute TV episodes - and the Swedish "Girl" theatrical releases were just edited versions of the mini-series. TGWPWF, for example, at 2:09, lost almost an hour of footage - and the other two films lost ~30 minutes apiece in editing.
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I was fortunate to read the book before seeing any of the movies. The book is awesome. The Swedish movie is good, the US movie is meh ...
I should read more. One day ... G |
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