Men who hate women

3.08.2009 (Renoir Floridablanca, Barcelona) Men who hate women (Man we Hatar kvinnor) (2009) by Niels Arden Oplev
It is always difficult to assess the adaptations of novels to film and, this time there is no reason for the exception. It is clear that the history of Stieg Larsson is designed to be a widespread and intense novel. The two and half hour-long film does not collect many of the subplots of the first part of Millennium, the pieces that make it a magnificent work. However, probably due to the authorship of the Swedish-Danish film, the viewer does not feel cheated, all I have read the novel. The changes maintain the vigor of the main story, as there is some loyalty in the construction of the characters, especially with the difficulty of giving life to the detective Lisbeth Salander, a role that Rapace Noomi addressed in several scenes as the Nils Bjurman violation guardian. In short, a proper film adaptation.