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RE: the book was a fantastic read

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In Reply to: RE: 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' or 'Men Who Hate Women' posted by jeffreybehr on April 08, 2010 at 13:58:39

i'll definitely be seeing the movie.

Call me pessimistic but I have no doubt that when Hollywood gets around to remaking this they will ruin it somehow. Maybe cast Angelina Jolie as Lisbeth? ugh

Follow Ups:

Just checked the listings... - mkuller 11:20:45 04/09/10 (4)
...and it's gone from the theaters.

Have to wait for the DVD.

American casting for Lisbeth - how about Ellen Page (Juno)?
- "American casting for Lisbeth" Avril Lavigne in her first film role with Brad Pitt as Blomkvist. - Tony D. 22:09:44 04/10/10 (0)
  I wouldn't bet against something like this along with making the film a love story with the brilliant detective story relegated to nothing but a vehicle.
  
  J.B.
- How about the most ridiculous castings... nt - dave c 21:00:47 04/10/10 (1)
  bleep
  - Keanu Reeves: Blomqvist, Catherine Zeta Jones: Lisbeth - dave c 21:02:54 04/10/10 (0)
    with Jack Nicholson as Henrik Vanger.
- Ellen Page? She's WAY too nice AND conventional looking IMO. - jeffreybehr 22:42:51 04/09/10 (0)
  This role needs someone who can be hard as nails.
  -------------------------------------------------------
  Tin-eared audiofool and terrible competitive-pistol shootist.
  http://community.webshots.com/user/jeffreybehr
Or worse (much worse) - sjb 10:59:23 04/09/10 (0)
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