Noomi Rapace,
Michael Nyqvist,
Annika Hallin,
Per Oscarsson,
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Author Stieg Larsson's "Millennium Trilogy" winds to a close with The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, director Daniel Alfredson's adaptation of the best-selling novel following punky protagonist Li... read more
Directed by: Daniel Alfredson
Release Date: October 29, 2010
DVD Release Date: January 25, 2011
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May 9, 2012Taking off directly from where the second film ended, the momentum is kept really well in this final and concluding chapter of the Millenium saga. All the intense and fatal events that transpired in the first two, are now culminated in a battle for justice that is to be settled i... read more
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April 24, 2012The conclusion to the swedish trilogy is quite a disappointing one. Knowing the events of the first two films before seeing this one is highly recommended because it will be easier to understand what is going on. Because the third book, is based mostly in the courtroom, and the... read more
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February 19, 2012A decent end to the trilogy. Better than Flickan som lekte med elden, but not quite as good as Män som hatar kvinnor.
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February 8, 2012A great and fitting conclusion to the Millennium Trilogy. Stronger than "The Girl Who Played with Fire," this film brings the whole series together in a tense and satisfying way. The court scenes are gripping and the final moments between Lisbeth and Mikael are perfectly sweet an... read more
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December 21, 2011A boring movie if you haven't seen the first two and a little slow at times, but a great ending to the series!
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September 9, 2011fb1216165431The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets' Nest is the third and final film adaptation of the critically acclaimed Stieg Larsson work with the same title that partially transformed the direction of the series escalating into a political crime drama thriller from The Girl With The Dragon Ta... read more
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August 29, 2011If you don't watch the second part, there is no point of watching this as it is 70% related to that. I thought it was just as good as the first one. The ending was great. Though the first one will always be on top of my list.
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July 12, 2011I can't say I'm sorry that this is the last I'll see of The 'Millennium Trilogy'. I may watch Fincher's version but I wont be in any rush. I found The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest to be both way too long and also quite dull. The first half involves people talking about doing... read more
Critic Reviews
November 10, 2010
Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
November 1, 2010
Peter Rainer, Christian Science Monitor
Hornet's Nest has a steady, bulletlike trajectory. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest is too akin to the tidying up of a television-series finale - albeit a very classy franchise with fine characters and able performances. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Tom Long, Detroit News
If you haven't seen the first two films, do so and then see this one. If you have seen them, chances are you're already in the ticket line. Hornet's Nest has such a sweet sting. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Rick Groen, Globe and Mail
Much of the problem can be traced to the villains of the piece: The snakes in the establishment are a bunch of really old white guys. Now this may be true to life, but it's hell on drama. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Amy Biancolli, Houston Chronicle
One of the knottiest, talkiest tangles of celluloid to roll into theaters this year. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Manohla Dargis, New York Times
Feels like the concluding chapter it is, with neatly tied loose ends and closing remarks, though it unfolds as something of a secular passion play. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Joe Morgenstern, Wall Street Journal
An overgenerous helping of recapitulation, a long procedural that's more about Lisbeth's persecutors and protectors than about her. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Kyle Smith, New York Post
Expunging the clichés, coincidences, flat dialogue and dull exposition will present a challenge for director David Fincher as he begins to remake the films in Hollywood. Full Review
October 29, 2010
Michael O'Sullivan, Washington Post
The final, deeply satisfying conclusion to the trilogy of Swedish thrillers based on Stieg Larsson's bestselling novels. Full Review
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