Mini-Review: Maybe it was not a good day to watch this movie, but I didn't understand 'anything' (meaning not enough to be engaged), it bored me to hell and apart of direction, cinematography and great performances, I didnt' find anything on it I enjoy a bit. Well, I like the ending, but I don't really know what lead to that, though it makes some previous scenes a bit more easy to understand (just a bit). Maybe another year I could think about revisiting it, or maybe after reading the book, but not now.

Mini-Review: Clever adaptation of the novel to modern times and younger ages, and probably with hard influence of the acting in Stephen Frears' version. Some changes are good and some are arguable (for example, the ending), but reasonable (it's his version, there're enough out there and we don't have to get just copycats). Worst thing is probably the score and the over-over-acted Selma Blair, I don't know if it's her fault or director asked her to do that, but it's by far too much.

Mini-Review: Same as happened with the second one, only a short part is interesting, a bit longer here. Once the trial against Salander starts, the movie is interesting, so that's maybe 45 minutes (second one maybe was 20). Anyway, you can easily realize both two and three are not good, don't have the same director than the first one, not any other of the team but the actors, and absolutely don't reach the same quality in any aspect. Only if you need to know what happens with Lisbeth Salander no matter how.