The Girl Who Played With Fire (2010) Movie Review.

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With many of the same themes and motifs, The Girl Who Played with Fire is the second part of the Millennium Trilogy, a best-selling series of Swedish novels by the late author Stieg Larsson. Three of completed and published novels in the trilogy were released in Sweden in 2009, and released internationally in 2010.

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The investigation ends in the brutal execution of two of his key reporters and Lisbeth Salander (Noomi Rapace) is the prime suspect in these murders, Lisbeth, with Mikael’s online help, must find the real killers and clear her name in “The Girl Who Played with Fire.”.

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The three books Swedish author Stieg Larsson finished before he died—The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest, collectively known as the Millennium trilogy—arguably suffer from a lack of the editing and polishing they might have received had he lived long enough to finish the entire planned 10-book cycle.

The first movie, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, was released in February, 2009 in its native Sweden. It will available in the U.S. on DVD July 6. The sequel, The Girl Who Played With Fire, came out overseas last September and hits your favorite art theater within the week. Fans and the film itself wouldt have suffered if Alfredson took a.

An even more egregious offense is the way “Playing With Fire” wastes the ever-reliable Greer (with whom Cena has not an ounce of chemistry) and the hugely versatile Key. He gets the one genuinely funny line in the movie—a joke that only adults in the audience will understand—and is the only reason this is a half-star review rather than.

The Girl Who Played With Fire picks up right where The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo left off. The first film brought to life the vivid (if slightly far-fetched) characters of Mikael Blomkvist ( Michael Nyqvist ), a disgraced investigative journalist, and Lisbeth Salander ( Noomi Rapace ), an emotionally damaged, bisexual, punk rock, computer hacking genius with a photographic memory.

In contrast, The Girl Who Played With Fire is really Lisbeth's story, and this is two-thirds of a smart idea. After all, Lisbeth Salander is the reason we're all here. Otherwise the stories would.

The Girl Who Played With Fire Review. By Rich Cline. The second part of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy details another spiralling mystery, but this time it's even more personal for the protagonists. Which makes it more subtly involving for us as well, even though it's the middle chapter. It's a year later, and journalist Mikael (Nyqvist) has lost touch with young hacker Lisbeth (Rapace.