The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest

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Ken W @RT36036628 Sep 17, 2026 The third move is just ridiculous. From Lisbeth being shot 3 times (once in the head) and buried alive by her father, she’s charged with attempted murder of him after she digs herself out of the grave and hits her dad with an axe while he has a gun and is looking for her. Excuse me, WHAT? That’s utter nonsense as a plot. Then when the other bad guy escapes (her half brother) 2 police officers find him and after literally just being told he’s extremely dangerous they walk up to him like it’s nothing and of course he kills them both. The entire "plot" is absurd and I didn’t recommend watching it. Too bad really as I liked the prior 2 films. Don’t waste your time. You’ll really have to suspend your belief & common sense to get through this awful trash. No See more Oaklee D @ODie63 Mar 9, 2026 It was ok but it's definitely a weak end to the trilogy See more Ola G @Ollie1972 Feb 1, 2026 "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest" is the third and final film in the trilogy about Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist. And following the previous film we see a hospitalized Lisbeth who awaits her murder trial, while Mikael tries to establish her innocence. This is a tedious, clumsy, stretched and below average film with really poor performances from all involved and the continuous storyline is hardly made intriguing nor exciting. It's clear that the change of director from the first film to another director for part two and three was not a good choice. Both Noomi Rapace and Mikael Nyqvist (Rest in peace) looks like question marks throughout the whole film and the whole film falls flat due to that. This is simply a forgettable film from all angles. See more Christian M @chriss17eu Dec 30, 2025 'Millennium 3' opens with a clumsy and poorly executed scene that immediately disrupts immersion and feels at odds with the tone established by the trilogy. Although it is the weakest of the three films, it is far from a bad one. Its slow pace and dense narrative cater to patient viewers, a choice that never becomes boring but does lessen its emotional impact for much of the runtime. The film remains largely faithful to the novel, clarifying a complex story filled with subplots and secondary characters, even if its length still falls short of capturing the book’s full depth. Noomi Rapace once again proves to be the emotional core of the saga, delivering a powerful, internally driven performance as Lisbeth Salander. Restrained in form and focused on narrative, the film finds its strongest moments in the final act, where tension, performances, and dialogue finally align. Uneven but sincere, it serves as a solid conclusion to Stieg Larsson’s story. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 20, 2025 Success in 2 hours and 35 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated R for Some Sexual Material, Brief Language and Strong Violence!!!!!!!!!! In Swedish and American English audio options with American English subtitles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $5,200,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Jelisije J @jjosifovic Jun 22, 2025 The end of the trilogy that went out with a whimper from beginning to end we all new what was going to happen from scene to scene. An unnecessary sequel that exposes the great secret government organization that is responsible for the torture of Lisbeth Salander. See more Read all reviews

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