The movie "The Girl in the Spider's Web", as the sequel to "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", did not inherit the advantages of the previous part at all. The box office reached 8.01 million U.S. dollars in 3 days after the release. It was evaluated for a large number of action dramas and the application of high-tech elements. Smoothed out the attractive qualities of the character itself. Although the film can be watched, it is disappointing to turn the protagonist Sarander into a machine that promotes the development of the plot. More and more female action heroes appear in movies. It is undoubtedly a good thing, but it is really getting more and more biased to fit characters like Sarand into the box of 007. Her ingenuity and survival-first character. , Could have gone in a more interesting direction; but the filmmakers used heroism, action scenes and high-tech methods to clear out all the characteristics of the heroine.
The Girl in the Spider's Web evaluation action
2022-01-07 15:53
Extended Reading
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Dewitt 2022-03-26 09:01:09
If you look at it as a female version of "Brunette", you can only say that it has a wrong temperament. But if it's a companion to [The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo], you can't help but wonder what this is. It's basically a group of fairies fighting, and the result of the fight depends on the progress bar.
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Reynold 2022-04-21 09:02:54
I think except for the male lead who is a little weak (or other people are so strong), I think that there are no shortcomings...
The Girl in the Spider's Web quotes
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Lisbeth Salander: You can't blame me for leaving that day.
Camilla Salander: That day? This is not about a day. This is about a lifetime. Are you not Lisbeth Salander, the righter of wrongs? The girl who hurts men who hurt women? All those lucky ladies. Wives, mothers, sisters. I could never figure it out. Why did you help everyone but me? For sixteen years, every day, you chose not to save me.
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Lisbeth Salander: I couldn't go back.
Camilla Salander: Why?
Lisbeth Salander: I don't know.
[She pauses as a tear rolls down her cheek]
Lisbeth Salander: You chose him.