Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Michael Nyqvist | ... | Mikael Blomkvist | |
Noomi Rapace | ... | Lisbeth Salander | |
Lena Endre | ... | Erika Berger | |
Annika Hallin | ... | Annika Giannini | |
Jacob Ericksson | ... | Christer Malm | |
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Sofia Ledarp | ... | Malin Erikson |
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Anders Ahlbom Rosendahl | ... | Dr. Peter Teleborian |
Micke Spreitz | ... | Ronald Niederman (as Mikael Spreitz) | |
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Georgi Staykov | ... | Alexander Zalachenko |
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Mirja Turestedt | ... | Monica Figuerola |
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Niklas Falk | ... | Edklinth |
Hans Alfredson | ... | Evert Gullberg | |
Lennart Hjulström | ... | Fredrik Clinton | |
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Jan Holmquist | ... | Hallberg |
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Niklas Hjulström | ... | Ekström |
Salander is under close supervision in a hospital and is set to face trial for attempted murder on her eventual release. With the help of journalist Mikael Blomkvist and his researchers at Millennium magazine, Salander must prove her innocence. In doing this she plays against powerful enemies and her own past. Written by Anonymous
One thing is for sure. No one can accuse the film adaptations of The Millennium Trilogy of being rehashes of one another.
Where the first movie was a murder mystery, and the second was well...I'm not really sure. Somewhat of a mess. The third movie is a combination of a political thriller and a courtroom drama. All the threads that were laid in the first two movies are wrapped up neatly (and admittedly, somewhat conveniently), by the end of The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest.
As far as quality goes, I'd put it between the first and third movies. It's not as amazing as The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, but it's a definite improvement in coherence over The Girl Who Played with Fire.
I thought it was a reasonably strong end to the trilogy, and I admittedly felt some strong satisfaction at seeing some of the events that happen in this movie. Let's just say that some things get set right, and some people get their much needed comeuppance. Watching this will help wash the mediocre taste of the previous movie out of your mouth.