the ending kinda catches you by suprise but not really in a good way. it’s so out of nowhere it’s almost a little like they just picked the person you’d least suspect and didn’t bother explaining or foreshadowing. This movie was meant to keep you guessing and keep suprising you every ten minutes and it does that, but I think the ending is lazy and not very developed in the beginning. anyway, i enjoyed it but it’s one of those movies you can only watch once because once you know “who-dun-it”, it will lose it’s appeal.

i liked that they added the rivalry with the girls, but after the first half of the movie, it was just the first movie scene for scene

this was excellent. i’m almost pissed they’re making another one because this was the perfect ending for the story and this is proof that they are just in it for the money. you expect more from disney and pixar.

damn was this a letdown. i dont know why but i really didnt enjoy it and i was really disappointed. i didnt feel the emotion of the powerful ending the way i did in the book. besides, this movie was the end of an era and my childhood so it’s sad from the start.

also not good. the last couple of movies have been really just terrible, cheesy, and totally ruining the best parts

blehhh

MUCH better movie.

the story itself was petrifying but the artwork was what really blew me away

Lisbeth Salander is like no one you’ve ever met, and if you have, you’ve never liked her so much. I can’t get off the suspiciion however that these books gained so much popularity solely because it’s author died before it was fully published.

I’m usually bored with lengthy novels and intricate storylines, but this I enjoyed and I still can’t figure out why. My only guess is the extraordinary character that is Lisbeth Salander. She is certainly a new sort of hero