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James Bond is her sidekick.
She's about four times more awesome than necessary to resolve the plot (and subplots) in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. In complexity terms it's a bit like dropping Batman on an unusually nasty episode of CSI. Which may be why she doesn't actually join the main plot until halfway through.
Not having read the books, I was prepared for the almost unrelenting grimness of the subject matter and some of the events, but not for the horrible-but-minor-origin-story-ness of Lisbeth's first subplot and the "uh, really?" daftness of some of the plot twists.
Still a great intro sequence.
Trailers: Young Magneto versus sex addiction, Liam Neeson Versus The Arctic Circle (having already defeated Paris and Berlin he needs a larger target), MIB3 looking a tad out of place, Clint Eastwood versus J. Edgar Hoover, and Steven Spielberg, Loki, Sherlock and a horse versus the Kaiser. None having any of the "gotta see this opening day" factor of the trailer for above.
She's about four times more awesome than necessary to resolve the plot (and subplots) in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. In complexity terms it's a bit like dropping Batman on an unusually nasty episode of CSI. Which may be why she doesn't actually join the main plot until halfway through.
Not having read the books, I was prepared for the almost unrelenting grimness of the subject matter and some of the events, but not for the horrible-but-minor-origin-story-ness of Lisbeth's first subplot and the "uh, really?" daftness of some of the plot twists.
Still a great intro sequence.
Trailers: Young Magneto versus sex addiction, Liam Neeson Versus The Arctic Circle (having already defeated Paris and Berlin he needs a larger target), MIB3 looking a tad out of place, Clint Eastwood versus J. Edgar Hoover, and Steven Spielberg, Loki, Sherlock and a horse versus the Kaiser. None having any of the "gotta see this opening day" factor of the trailer for above.
