Millennium trilogy
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
The 4th book
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Boxed set edition of the Millennium Trilogy, the first volume of which, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, has been adapted as a major Hollywood film starring Daniel Craig to be released on the 26th December.
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hollywood always sucks
I went into withdrawal when I read the last sentence of the 3rd book. It was immmediate !
- john chapdelaine , stafford,ct, 11 April 2011
YOU SUCK, CLOSED MINDED PRICK
- , 4 May 2011
Not cool
- angryman, 23 May 2011
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I have read all three books Absolutely Fantastic gripping stories, I have only seen the first film cant wait to see the other two
- audrey Spain, 2 April 2011
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I watched all three of the movies (TGWTDT, TGWPWF, and TGWKTHN) and i loved them!! i now want to read the books.
p.s. i have a feeling that the hollywood version is going to suck just as all of their remade versions of foreign films....don't they have any good, unique ideas of their own?
- rogue_jedi, 31 Mars 2011
whens the hollywood version coming out? is it all ready out? sorry i just started reading these books.
- austin l., 11 May 2011
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The girl with the dragon tatoo
Iam not very academic,and i dont read fiction.but a friend who lives abroad left the book here,and i had nothing to read so i picked it up.iam not a fast reader and i have been reading it at bedtime for a week,But today it was raining so i couldnt work.So i got up and read the book constant for six hours and finished it,FANTASTIC.wat a great book and a lovelly day.i cant wait to read the next two.
i just thought i would share that with other people who liked the book as much as me.
i think a trip to sweeden might be on the cards!
- vinny, 31 Mars 2011
The secon d book is even better.I read it in 2 nite shifts.I bought the 3rd one yesterday.Cant wait to c the movies because i couldnt put the book down.
- Barbara Parks Dublin Ireland, 15 April 2011
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I just finished the third book of the Millenium series, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets nest and I must tell you that this is one of the best series that I've ever read! A Friend gave me The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for Christmas and I read it immediately and then requested that she loan me the next two novels that I again read immediately. They are page turners and I had to stop myself from reading them during the day (taking me away from my work time, lol). Anyway, I was sad at the end of the Hornets Nest knowing that Stiedg is no longer with us to continue his wonderful series and am going to miss the characters greatly.
- E. Vink Canada, 30 Mars 2011
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utterly fantastic i must say.absolutely outstanding.goodness it was awesome. i enjoyed that book to the max. oh shoot i didn't say what book. it was the girl with the dragon tattoo. this was my first time reading a steig larsson novel and by Jove I'm hooked. it was such a satisfying read that when i was done i felt like I'd just woken up from some sort of wonderful dreamlike sleep.it was just wonderful. looking forward to reading more of his books.
- nyxie, 29 Mars 2011
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Just finished the trilogy and don't know what to read now! Found them all captivating and spent many long hours reading as unable to put the books down. SL was a truly gifted author and it's a tragedy that he is no longer with us. So far the movie versions have not done the books justice in my opinion. Hope that the remakes are better.
- Sandpiper, 28 Mars 2011
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all three are absolutely brilliant. I have not been able to put them down. I am devastated that there will be no more but relieved, on reading the info in this website, that there may be a fourth if his partner is able to pull it off. Good luck to her in her struggle with the family.
- alexandria, 26 Mars 2011
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I read all 3 books,they keep me turning page after page without wanting to put the book down, with everyone, now I have passed them around, and everyone that has read it loves them, including myself, I do hope the 4th book gets published, and all works out, also staying true to the characters, great book, sadly i hope that all goes well with his life partner, and manages to have some income with the royalities of the book too. Shame on his family for not being more caring, especially if she had a hand in the other 3 novels.
- trudy yoder, 19 Mars 2011
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
What? Hollywood always sucks? Its David Fincher, one of the best directors out there! And I hate to break it to you people, but they aren't remaking the movies, its an American adaptation of the books. Different than a remake. But if they suck, well, at least we have the books and other films. If they are good, then hey! its more that we get to enjoy.
- KG Benson, 20 April 2011
This is exactly why foreign books SUCK when translated to American film. I read all three books and would have loved to see an Americanized version (one that was FAR closer to the original book than what was put out there than the crap I just saw. I LOVED this trilogy, but this movie was so bad that I will not watch the other two
- Mamaroni, 24 April 2011
I think you should buy the TV-versions, and not those for the movie.
They're MUCH better! And longer.
DrL
- DL swe, 17 May 2011
David Fincher! - a heavy name, I'm very much looking forward to his adaptions.
;D
- DL swe, 17 May 2011