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95
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60
Critics' score based on 31 reviews.
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Theatrical Release Date:
10/29/2010
DVD Release Date:
01/25/2011
Run Time:
148min.
Director(s):
Distributor(s):
Music Box Films
MPAA Rating:
R for strong violence, some sexual material, and brief language.
Genre(s):
Drama

Plot: In 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' -- the final installment of the "Millennium trilogy" -- Lisbeth Salander is fighting for her life in more ways than one. Read More

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In 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' -- the final installment of the "Millennium trilogy" -- Lisbeth Salander is fighting for her life in more ways than one.

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A great finish to an excellent series !!!

January 9, 2011
lordivanluzader

These Swedish films are based on author Stieg Larsson's very popular "Millennium" trilogy of books. The "Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" is the first, and "The G... irl Who Played With Fire" is the second, while "The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest" is the last in the series. All three should be viewed in sequence. Be sure to get the Swedish originals instead of the Hollywood remakes. Each of the three is stylistically different, but each is qualitatively in the top 10 percent of movies ever made - a 10 rating. Tattoo is essentially a murder mystery and is nicely developed at a relaxed pace. The main point in this is the introduction of the girl, who is a fascinating personality that constitutes a underlying mystery within the mystery explored in the film itself. This mystery of the Girl is revealed in the next two films in the series. Fire is a mystery-action movie, and unlike the relaxed pace of Tattoo (to emphasis the mystery), Fire has a fast pace that emphasizes the action. The mystery of the Girl is completely revealed in Nest, the final movie. Simultaneous plots are shown in shifts back and forth, which is potentially confusing for some viewers. However, this is skillfully accomplished as the plots of the investigation, the trial, and the experiences of the girl through all of this are depicted. This is an outstanding set of three movies. People that don't speak Swedish and who do not like sub-titles may not like this aspect of the movies, but there is also a fine version of Tattoo (the first movie) that is English dubbed. English dubbed versions of the second and third of the set may be forthcoming. Full Review

November 29, 2010
drarthurwells

nothing like the last movie...zero suspense, boring and a complete waste of time!

November 22, 2010
floripa05

Well worth seeing as are the first two and seeing them in order helps. Not your standard hollywood fare and formula of big name stars plus and lame plot. Good story line, charecters ... and acting as well as the edge that most US movies avoid for fear it will affect profitability. Full Review

November 15, 2010
dalan60@hotmail.com

THer best 3 books written in years, and the movies do the books justice! I can only hope that when the amerfican version comes out they do it right snf folloew the book. Why not have N... oomi Rapace play the roll in the american version? I see academy award written all over her. Full Review

November 4, 2010
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