The
Girl
With
The
Dragon
Tattoo,
directed
by
David
Fincher
is
certainly
worth
watching
as
long
as
you
don't
compare
it
to
the
original.
The
Girl
With
The
Dragon
Tattoo
is
a
murder
thriller
and
is
the
first
in
the
best
selling
Millennium
trilogy
by
the
late
Swedish
author
Stieg
Larsson.
The
Swedish
version
of
the
film
came
out
nearly
two
years
ago
and
was
an
instant
hit
in
Europe,
America
and
Canada.
Though
critics
might
say
that
The
Girl
With
The
Dragon
Tattoo
is
not
as
good
as
the
original,
it
still
manages
to
hold
its
own.
Script
by
Steven
Zaillian
is
compelling
as
it
captures
perfectly
all
minute
change
of
emotions
in
the
character.
The
Girl
With
The
Dragon
Tattoo
provides
uncommon
thrills
and
bouts
of
emotions.
Celebrating
2011
Indian
Cinema
Story
Mikael
Blomkvist
(Daniel
Craig),
publisher
of
a
Swedish
investigative
magazine,
Millennium,
is
disgraced
and
bankrupt
after
losing
a
libel
case
brought
in
by
a
crooked
tycoon
(Ulf
Friberg).
He
picks
up
a
job
offered
by
industrialist
Henrik
Vanger
(Christopher
Plummer),
who
not
only
offers
him
good
money,
but
also
gives
him
the
chance
to
take
revenge
against
the
tycoon.
Blomkvist
was
earlier
told
that
he
had
to
write
Vanger's
memoir,
but
soon
he
realises
that
he
has
been
hired
to
solve
the
four-decade-old
disappearance
of
Vanger's
teenage
niece
(Lisbeth
Salander).
Fincher
makes
sure
that
the
suspense
builds
with
every
sequence
as
Bloomkvist
and
his
young
co-worker
dig
deeper
into
the
disappearance.
Performances
Ronney
Mara
as
Lisbeth
Salander
is
outstanding.
Mara
has
gotten
deep
into
the
character,
and
has
carved
herself
a
niche
in
Hollywood
cinema.
Don't
be
surprised
if
Ronney
Mara
becomes
an
international
star
within
months!
Daniel
Craig
is
brilliant
and
so
is
Christopher
Plummer.
On
the
whole,
The
Girl
With
The
Dragon
Tattoo
should
not
be
missed!
The
film
has
all
the
potential
to
become
a
worldwide
hit.
Director:
David
Fincher
Producer:
Scott
Rudin,
Ole
Sondberg,
Soren
Staermose,
Ceán
Chaffin,
Steven
Zaillian,
Mikael
Wallen
and
Anni
Fernandez
Cast:
Daniel
Craig,
Rooney
Mara,
Christopher
Plummer,
Stellan
Skarsgard,
Steven
Berkoff,
Robin
Wright,
Yorik
van
Wageningen