I'm afraid to see the movie (Reply #28)

In the discussion thread: What are you reading the week of January 1, 2012? [View all]

Thu Jan 5, 2012, 07:34 PM

fadedrose (10,044 posts)

28. I'm afraid to see the movie

But I kinda feel that I have to.

Worried that it will not be as good a story as the books, or, as you put it, horribly graphic. After the book rape, I got interested in her photographic memory, computer hacking to help in her work or helping others, and her love for Michael Bloomkvist (sp)...

I know it has to be awful so that Salander has a good reason to hate and find revenge. But seeing it is a lot more emotional than reading it....

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39 replies	Author	Time	Post
What are you reading the week of January 1, 2012? [View all]	DUgosh	Dec 2011	OP
I don't have a book on the go. I have several to go with. I think I'll choose a novel. I feel like	applegrove	Dec 2011	#1
"The Last Assassin" by Barry Eisler	MaineDem	Dec 2011	#2
The Rain books are addictive	mvccd1000	Jan 2012	#4
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.	CaliforniaPeggy	Jan 2012	#3
People! Don't look yet, but guess how many posts CPeggy has!!	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#10
CAPeggy, you will love this by the time you finish the book	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#11
I watched the foreign version of that film	backtoblue	Jan 2012	#27
I'm afraid to see the movie	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#28
The foreign film	backtoblue	Jan 2012	#31
_Kim_ by Rudyard Kipling	getting old in mke	Jan 2012	#5
I used to read the "Just So Stories"to my kids	JitterbugPerfume	Jan 2012	#7
Fifty Degrees Below by Kim Stanley Robinson	JitterbugPerfume	Jan 2012	#6
The Mutiny of the Elsinore by Jack London	YankeyMCC	Jan 2012	#8
IQ84 by Haruki Murakami.	Warren Stupidity	Jan 2012	#9
11/22/63 by Stephen King	russspeakeasy	Jan 2012	#12
That's how I felt, too	MaineDem	Jan 2012	#13
600 pages in	matt819	Jan 2012	#21
The Wave in the Mind: Talks and Essays on the Writer, the Reader, and the Imagination	LWolf	Jan 2012	#14
Just finished "The Vows of Silence" by Susan Hill, one of her Simon Serailler novels	Lydia Leftcoast	Jan 2012	#15
I loved Quincux- read several years ago.	elfin	Jan 2012	#24
Barry Eisler, The Detachment.....5 stars...	russspeakeasy	Jan 2012	#16
It went away in a day for me	getting old in mke	Jan 2012	#17
Deborah Harkness	backtoblue	Jan 2012	#18
Alongside Night, by J. Neil Schulman	Moe Shinola	Jan 2012	#19
Working my way through the "Thursday Next" series by Jasper Fforde	krispos42	Jan 2012	#20
The Affair - Lee Child (Reacher)	jannyk	Jan 2012	#22
The Impossible Dead by Rankin	elfin	Jan 2012	#23
"Middlesex" and "We Need to Talk About Kevin"	mentalsolstice	Jan 2012	#25
NEMESIS by Jo Nesbo	fadedrose	Jan 2012	#26
The Hunger Games series nt	LARED	Jan 2012	#29
"A Share in Death" by Deborah Crombie	MaineDem	Jan 2012	#30
She's my favorite -	TBF	Jan 2012	#34
I'm glad to hear that	MaineDem	Jan 2012	#35
Conqueror by Conn Iggulden	bikebloke	Jan 2012	#32
"Breakdown" by Sara Paretsky	TBF	Jan 2012	#33
Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens...nt	joeybee12	Jan 2012	#36
Books are wonderful	CanonCityGecacher	Nov 2012	#37
Welcome...	fadedrose	Nov 2012	#38
Swan Peak	CanonCityGecacher	Nov 2012	#39

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