While David and I spent most of the day at home together we managed to get out of the house last night for a pizza dinner date at Prizzi’s Piazza before going to the ArcLight in Hollywood, CA to see the final Dragon Tattoo film The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest (Luftslottet som Sprangdes): [...]
While David and I spent most of the day at home together we managed to get out of the house last night for a pizza dinner date at Prizzi’s Piazza before going to the ArcLight in Hollywood, CA to see the final Dragon Tattoo film The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest (Luftslottet som Sprangdes):
I am very happy to report that Hornet’s Nest is a fantastic close to a fantastic movie trilogy. The first film, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, is by far my fave of the bunch, The Girl Who Played with Fire and this final film Hornet’s Nest really work together to tell the amazing story of Lisbeth Salander. Salander has quickly become one of my fave fictional characters and I have enjoyed seeing her live in the acting prowess of Noomi Rapace. The original Swedish films have set a very high benchmark for the US version films to reach … but I am quite pleased that I was able to see the original films, in their original form well in advance of any remakes.
Tonight, David and I will be making our way to The Wiltern to see Florence + the Machine and we couldn’t be more excited! Mondays aren’t always the best days … but today promises to be a doozy :)
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