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In Reply to: "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest": Thank God it's over . . . . posted by mr grits on February 9, 2011 at 19:07:31:
...jerking off?
Surprised you made it through this one.
I loved the three books.
The first one is a terrific story, the second I couldn't put down and in the third he weaves a number of subplots into a complex story so effortlessly and ties them all together in bow at the end that it amazed me.
What a loss of a talented author.
The first film is very well adapted, if a little graphic for American tastes.
The second one interesting and I'm waiting for Netflix to send me this one.
Doesn't surprise it's probably the weakest of the films since it has less action and more behind the scenes plotting.
The books are always better.
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Follow Ups
- No fantasy... - mkuller 21:04:24 02/09/11 (8)
- The insights into the underbelly of Swedish society are the best aspects of the books. - rditmars 10:10:50 02/10/11 (2)
- Agreed, and speaking of Neo-Nazis... - mkuller 12:14:11 02/10/11 (1)
- You just found out about Idaho? MK, you're the last guy in America. It long - tinear 20:01:27 02/10/11 (0)
- The books and the films are fine.... - MaxwellP 06:37:57 02/10/11 (2)
- RE: The books and the films are fine.... - Daryl Zero 14:21:24 02/12/11 (1)
- Yeah... - MaxwellP 08:12:09 02/13/11 (0)
- It wouldn't be the first time the complexity of the story muddles the film. * - mr grits 21:44:54 02/09/11 (1)
- Complexity? What complexity? - Victor Khomenko 05:40:17 02/10/11 (0)
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