It even got better and better.

Rating: 8/10 (22 January 2012)

Due to some internet problems this is the second time I have to write my review for this movie. But here it comes: I have heard of this millennium trilogy and I was very curious. But I never saw the movies in the Swedish version. I never read the books which are sold very well. Now this Fincher's version I could not resist seeing in the cinema, so I just went.
The beginning of the movie was beautiful. Dark images, computer animated. Very beautiful. The transfer between these dark (black) images and the actual movie was not very well. This movie is about Mikael Blomkvist (Daniel Craig) who agrees to investigate a several murders on women on an island. At the beginning I saw that Stellan Skarsgård was in it. So I already knew that the odds were big that he had something to do with it. Good actor though, I don't hope he was chosen for this movie because he only was born in Sweden.
When the story goes on, we gets to see what this girl Lisbeth Salander (Rooney Mara) has to go through in her daily life. That was very bad. I'm sorry, I don't know how to put this into words. I really felt sorry for her. No woman should go through something like that. I know that this just is a movie, but these things could happen in real life, or even worse. That got me thinking. Some people are really sick. Good acting from Yorick van Wageningen here. Good actor, liked him in Winter of wartime.
Like Robin Wright gets prettier every year (most women don't), this movie gets better and better. When you think the movie is over, it isn't. The story goes on and on and it's a good story. As a viewer you really get treated on a good movie. Good acting, good story. It is worth the money.
As we have seen the bad life of this young girl Lisbeth Salander, you really want the best for her. So does she want that for herself. At the end of the movie she hopes for a life with Mikael Blomkvist and is left all alone in reality. So I am asking myself what would I have done, but that does not make the decision of Mikael Blomkvist easier to understand.
Very, very good movie. I cannot wait for the next two movies. I know, I can read the books or watch the Swedish version, but I am spoiled with Fincher's version now.