Just watched The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the 2011 remake.
It wasn't necessarily bad, and I liked how it covered some things in more depth (e.g. Lisbeths European tour towards the end). But the pace felt a bit more...brisk.
Not sure how I feel about the leads though. Nyqvist and Rapace did such a good job as Blomkvist and Salander that it's hard to see them re-imagined.
Glad it was a based on the book instead of the original film though.
Just ripped my LOTR collection using Handbrake. Put them in iTunes ready for my ipad3....Looking forward to watching them on the retina display.
The Hunger Games. In case you haven't read the book/heard about the ending, then don't read this (if you read the book it won't matter really)
I avoided your spoiler...I'm going to rent this, then maybe read it if I am impressed.
Personally, I'd do the reverse. The book is written in the first person, and as such you're given the inner thoughts of the main character. One of the things I loved about the movie was seeing how these feelings were expressed without being explicitly stated. It was very well done.
The book is a short read (but a good one) - you could easily knock it out in a couple of hotel room nights while waiting for the movie to become available for rental. That said, five bucks says that after reading the book, you won't wait for the rental and instead head to a theater right away.![]()
I thought it was okay. It was very... different. It was confusing for me, between all the different settings there were.
I thought it was okay. It was very... different. It was confusing for me, between all the different settings there were.
Just caught Sucker Punch, hmm, anyone like this? I found it to be underwelming...
I liked aspects of it. I still haven't decided if it was worth watching or not.
We just finished "Trollhunter". I'm still wondering what the point was.
We just finished "Trollhunter". I'm still wondering what the point was.
Trollhunter was fantastic - dry humour throughout. What didn't you get about it?