I love the dialog of him explaining how fear of offending can be more powerful than the fear of pain. Sometimes you wonder how people can let themselves be put in a bad situation, knowing there's a chance they could get hurt, simply to avoid the thought of offending someone, but it happens all the time.
It’s because the torture and the pain isn’t real until it’s happening. Mikael thought he was still under the radar, he thought he was smarter than Martin and that Martin didn’t know what he was up to. Maybe he thought that if he went along with it, he wouldn’t make Martin suspicious. But Martin was always one step ahead because he knows how the human mind really works. I bet when Mikael was hanging there, if Martin puts a drink on the table and tells him “I’d love for you to try this amazing wine before I remove your organs”, before letting him down off the harness, Mikael won’t be so concerned about offending him: guaranteed, because pain and death is close and real, he’s making a run for it.
@@atadbitahistory9660 it is a joke, but the point im making is the movie feels like a more "realistic" bond story complete with terrifying villain, and the main star also plays James Bond. thoughts?
"Unlike my father, who left them scattered all over the place like trophies. That's not very smart, if you ask me." Says the guy who is recording himself having a conversation about how he killed women and is going to kill Mikael.
Brilliant movie. So sad they couldn’t get Fincher to do the entire trilogy. Sony’s choice to jump forward w/‘Spiders Web’ was poor, then compounding that mistake with a screenplay that bore almost no resemblance to the book on which it’s supposedly based was diabolical. Who takes a best selling novel and adapts a movie of same title that is unrecognisable in story? Sony deserved to lose a boatload of $$ on that epic fail.
@@Koinoyokan01 I had been told years back by a friend, who’s an ILM sound engineer that worked extensively on the movie, Craig, Mara, Wright and Fincher were all on board. They in fact had a script for Played with Fire and Hornets Nest with plans to shoot both films simultaneously. Sony however was having some executive wrangling and financial issues, they did not approve the script. The screenwriter, he wrote this screen play adaptation for Fincher, then declined to re-write and left the project. A 2nd writer came aboard and Fincher declined the draft. At that point the delays were pushing into Craig’s availability due to a Bond film, Robin Wright for a project and Fincher for his next project. Eventually it was Sony that pulled the plug entirely and decided a re-boot with the new series and all new characters. Just another in long line of poor decisions by Sony Media 🤦♂️
@Michael M That's really unfortunate. This is one of my favorite movies and I was really hoping to see him finish the series. Thanks for the breakdown, it's much more involved than what I thought.
The entire Steig Larsson Trilogy: This one (Dragon Tattoo), The Girl who played with Fire and The Girl who Kicked the Hornets Nest (READ them is best) are on UA-cam, with another two actors, not this one. The whole Trilogy is very accurate from the books, except for a few minor variations, but nothing to detract from the full story. WELL WORTH THE WATCH 💯
I thought the same thing and also with the high tech security doors and he just leaves them open... I get it it's part of how he gets rescued, but still.
@@hevdread A camcorder is a lot harder to hack than a smartphone or something. same reason the military uses ancient tech to control nukes- ancient tech can't be hacked
Haha, did you notice Martin is catched because he never lock doors in the movie: 1. In this scene, Martin lets the door open when he enter in the room behind Mikael... He should have just locked the door and Lisbeth wouldn't have been able to get in, or even guess that they were there. 2. Later, when Martin runs away with his deformed bloody face, he still has the option of closing the door and locking them in. But he doesn't. 3. A bit before in the movie, Mikael has serious doubts about Martin and manages to get into his house through an unlocked door. 4. Before, when Mikael is having dinner with Martin and his wife, Martin leaves the room because a door seems to have been badly closed. It seems to give a first strange feeling to Mikael. 5. During all the movie, Martin encourage Mikael to continue his investigation and he even open the doors of the archive room to Liesbeth. So why? For me, it is a kind of unconscious and slow motion suicide. He is not brave enough do it by himself. So he does everything to get Mikael and Liesbeth to do it. He does not close any doors until they can kill him.
Or maybe he’s so sick with power that he forgets about basic things like closing doors. Probably because there’s always someone to do it for him. Employees, his “wife” or anybody else.
Eh, not how I would interpret that. I feel like it would more reflect a character flaw of his with regards to his sister. He knows that he could be caught by allowing the investigation to happen, and by helping it at points, but he wants to know what happened to his sister. He can't leave that door closed, he has to know what happened to his sister. This is what the open doors would reflect in my opinion. Not to mention that a desire for suicide is completely contrary to his character. We see no regret, no remorse, no worry for what he's doing. Instead he takes immense pride and pleasure from what he does, dedicating a substantial amount of time and money into ensuring he can pursue this discipline properly. When a killer like this enjoys what they're doing and doesn't see it as wrong, they have no reason to feel guilt or a desire to be destructive. This is further emphasised in this scene by his disgust for his father who had more emotional reasons for doing what he did.
ill just say people like this do exist more so then u can ever imagine their sickness is rampant lastest episode epstines island and it still goes on ...thats whats really disturbing actually the film lacks the rawness of the original noomi was "the only girl with the dragon tatoo " period ..
it was fairly accurate if i remember correctly, cut out some small things that didn't really need to be in the movie like the fact Mikael once went to the guy who commissions the investigation's home when he was a child.
what a terrible feeling it must have been hearing orinoco flow before youre gonna to die i think they have nailed it think twice about it these scene is one of the best performed scenes and sadly some people like these serial killer are for real😮
But this isn't really a Swedish movie. The original movie was Swedish and is a good movie. But this movie benefitted from having a bigger budget, better actors and David Fincher.
I love the dialog of him explaining how fear of offending can be more powerful than the fear of pain. Sometimes you wonder how people can let themselves be put in a bad situation, knowing there's a chance they could get hurt, simply to avoid the thought of offending someone, but it happens all the time.
It’s because the torture and the pain isn’t real until it’s happening. Mikael thought he was still under the radar, he thought he was smarter than Martin and that Martin didn’t know what he was up to. Maybe he thought that if he went along with it, he wouldn’t make Martin suspicious. But Martin was always one step ahead because he knows how the human mind really works. I bet when Mikael was hanging there, if Martin puts a drink on the table and tells him “I’d love for you to try this amazing wine before I remove your organs”, before letting him down off the harness, Mikael won’t be so concerned about offending him: guaranteed, because pain and death is close and real, he’s making a run for it.
Honestly I hate to admit it, but he’s right.
The best villains are the ones who you can see their point of view
@@thedarkside4610 and kinda agree with it too 😭
Yeah that's cool. Grabbed me the first time I saw this movie.
Lisbeth: the power of antisocial behavior, not seeking out the guard to give back the keys saved her and Mikael’s life.
We can watch him torture someone but "crap" gets bleeped out? hahahaha
you tube and embracing facism
it’s actually pathetic
One of my favourite James Bond movies
Are you..?
@@atadbitahistory9660 ?
@@alexjaybrady Like, is it a joke that I don't get?
@@atadbitahistory9660 it is a joke, but the point im making is the movie feels like a more "realistic" bond story complete with terrifying villain, and the main star also plays James Bond. thoughts?
@@alexjaybrady Thoughts? The casting choice was poor?
"But, you know, we're not that different, you and I. We both have urges. Satisfying mine... requires more towels"
"Unlike my father, who left them scattered all over the place like trophies. That's not very smart, if you ask me." Says the guy who is recording himself having a conversation about how he killed women and is going to kill Mikael.
It´s just a private copy 😂
I’m the book, henrik makes a lot of emphasis on how his family is full of idiots. Guess martin was one of them too. A psychopathic odiot lol
a video can be stored and none can find it, evidence can contain dna, cause of death, likely time
Brilliant movie. So sad they couldn’t get Fincher to do the entire trilogy. Sony’s choice to jump forward w/‘Spiders Web’ was poor, then compounding that mistake with a screenplay that bore almost no resemblance to the book on which it’s supposedly based was diabolical. Who takes a best selling novel and adapts a movie of same title that is unrecognisable in story? Sony deserved to lose a boatload of $$ on that epic fail.
Idiot studio execs do it all the time.
I think I read somewhere that Fincher doesn't like to do sequels.
@@Koinoyokan01 I had been told years back by a friend, who’s an ILM sound engineer that worked extensively on the movie, Craig, Mara, Wright and Fincher were all on board. They in fact had a script for Played with Fire and Hornets Nest with plans to shoot both films simultaneously. Sony however was having some executive wrangling and financial issues, they did not approve the script. The screenwriter, he wrote this screen play adaptation for Fincher, then declined to re-write and left the project. A 2nd writer came aboard and Fincher declined the draft. At that point the delays were pushing into Craig’s availability due to a Bond film, Robin Wright for a project and Fincher for his next project. Eventually it was Sony that pulled the plug entirely and decided a re-boot with the new series and all new characters.
Just another in long line of poor decisions by Sony Media 🤦♂️
@Michael M That's really unfortunate. This is one of my favorite movies and I was really hoping to see him finish the series. Thanks for the breakdown, it's much more involved than what I thought.
Craig: "You know this isn't the most compromising position I've been in..."
Skarsgård: =O
Mikkelsen: ;)
He didnt die scratching craigs balls
Skarsgård: I forgot to hit it to the left, to the left!
lmao took me a second to realise you were talking about Casino Royale and not Hannibal (NBC)
@@goodguykonrad3701 that works too i guess
brilliant actor.. cant wait to see him as baron harkonnen in the new "dune" movie
Went to college with his nephew by marriage. He had only good things to say.
Oh man, they way he says: "My desert... My Arrakis... My Dune."
The entire Steig Larsson Trilogy: This one (Dragon Tattoo), The Girl who played with Fire and The Girl who Kicked the Hornets Nest (READ them is best) are on UA-cam, with another two actors, not this one. The whole Trilogy is very accurate from the books, except for a few minor variations, but nothing to detract from the full story. WELL WORTH THE WATCH 💯
Rooney, daniel & Stellan, the saint trinity, what a monster stellan, superb performance
how do you get a secret gas chamber built with NO contractors asking questions raising alarms?
Hes got swipe cards for rooms and yet is filming on an archaic camcorder from the turn of the century
Maybe he’s just very good at DIY
I thought the same thing and also with the high tech security doors and he just leaves them open... I get it it's part of how he gets rescued, but still.
@@hevdread A camcorder is a lot harder to hack than a smartphone or something. same reason the military uses ancient tech to control nukes- ancient tech can't be hacked
He gassed them when they were done.
Stellan's acting I just can't believe this man's talent
Rich people with too much money with nothing else to do
literally this
A David Fincher movie lol 😂 (Gone Girl, Fight Club)
Kinda true most of them are a tad too bored because of it which make them do outlandish things
The True Horror
When you're wealthy, it is easier to engage in your vices.
I remember having this playing in the background and my mom was like “Which bond movie is this?” 😂
Haha, did you notice Martin is catched because he never lock doors in the movie:
1. In this scene, Martin lets the door open when he enter in the room behind Mikael... He should have just locked the door and Lisbeth wouldn't have been able to get in, or even guess that they were there.
2. Later, when Martin runs away with his deformed bloody face, he still has the option of closing the door and locking them in. But he doesn't.
3. A bit before in the movie, Mikael has serious doubts about Martin and manages to get into his house through an unlocked door.
4. Before, when Mikael is having dinner with Martin and his wife, Martin leaves the room because a door seems to have been badly closed. It seems to give a first strange feeling to Mikael.
5. During all the movie, Martin encourage Mikael to continue his investigation and he even open the doors of the archive room to Liesbeth.
So why? For me, it is a kind of unconscious and slow motion suicide. He is not brave enough do it by himself. So he does everything to get Mikael and Liesbeth to do it. He does not close any doors until they can kill him.
Or maybe he’s so sick with power that he forgets about basic things like closing doors. Probably because there’s always someone to do it for him. Employees, his “wife” or anybody else.
Eh, not how I would interpret that. I feel like it would more reflect a character flaw of his with regards to his sister. He knows that he could be caught by allowing the investigation to happen, and by helping it at points, but he wants to know what happened to his sister. He can't leave that door closed, he has to know what happened to his sister. This is what the open doors would reflect in my opinion.
Not to mention that a desire for suicide is completely contrary to his character. We see no regret, no remorse, no worry for what he's doing. Instead he takes immense pride and pleasure from what he does, dedicating a substantial amount of time and money into ensuring he can pursue this discipline properly. When a killer like this enjoys what they're doing and doesn't see it as wrong, they have no reason to feel guilt or a desire to be destructive. This is further emphasised in this scene by his disgust for his father who had more emotional reasons for doing what he did.
Seb: When you live on a completely cut off island, locked doors is not a first priority - he probably grew up in this way of life ...
Best Daniel Craig performance since Layer Cake.
ill just say people like this do exist more so then u can ever imagine their sickness is rampant lastest episode epstines island and it still goes on ...thats whats really disturbing actually the film lacks the rawness of the original noomi was "the only girl with the dragon tatoo " period ..
This is why I can't read the books before the films, because I'm petty enough to be angry that it didn't follow what was in the book to a tee.
it was fairly accurate if i remember correctly, cut out some small things that didn't really need to be in the movie like the fact Mikael once went to the guy who commissions the investigation's home when he was a child.
What’s name of movie
"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo". Really, you need to consider trying to find the answer before asking.
Why did the security guard never call when Lisbeth left the library?
in the book it’s because she leaves without letting anyone know
@@drcarfll smart, and a bit lucky
The guard was not at his station when she was leaving. She dropped the keys on the counter and bolted.
what a terrible feeling it must have been hearing orinoco flow before youre gonna to die i think they have nailed it think twice about it these scene is one of the best performed scenes and sadly some people like these serial killer are for real😮
The baron is a bad man
This Rex the Long Island Serial Killer.
CRAIG EXCELLENT ACTOR
"Crap" is obscene? Really?
The swedish movies are quite possibly the best series I have ever see. This coming from a Bourne fanatic.
But this isn't really a Swedish movie. The original movie was Swedish and is a good movie. But this movie benefitted from having a bigger budget, better actors and David Fincher.
I think both versions are very good. I'd have to watch them both again to decide which one I think is the superior version.
Kinda the best part of an excellent movie like I residted laughing
This shit made me collate on yamom
Why does Daniel Craig always get tortured by scandanavian men in his movies?
Hey, hey
I like the Swedish version better.
Uses hand sanitizer before work.
talking of his dad gave him nervous rash you can see him scratching his hands. He sanitize after speaking of his father who he hated.
PEEP PEEEEEEEP PEEEEEEEEEEEEP...Jesus...
Lol
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