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AKA: Luftslottet Som Sprängdes (The Castle in the Sky)
Year: 2009
Directed by: Daniel Alfredson
Starring: Noomi Rapace, Michael Nyqvist, Lena Endre, Annika Hallin, Sofia Ledarp, Micke Spreitz, Per Oscarsson, Aksel Morisse
Country: Sweden, Scandinavian Cinema
Language: Swedish (English subtitles)
Runtime: 03:05:13
Genres: Detective/Mystery
Plot – Spoilers:
Lisbeth Salander who was grievously wounded while attempting to kill her father Zalachenko in The Girl Who Played with Fire, is hospitalized. Mikael Blomkvist meanwhile is busy investigating a larger conspiracy involving a mysterious and seemingly illegal group named the Section within the Swedish Secret Service who carry out operations without governmental knowledge. One of their members slips into the hospital and assassinates Zalachenko when it becomes clear that he has turned hostile and poses a threat to the secrecy of the Section. Lisbeth is also targeted but manages to lock herself in and escape the assassination bid.
Lisbeth’s battle against the State intensifies when the head of the Psych Unit where she was admitted as a kid returns, hell bent on getting her committed permanently to a mental institution. It all culminates in a trial with Blomkvist’s sister acting as Lisbeth’s defense lawyer.
Favorite Scenes:
1. The assassination scene by Gullberg at the hospital. It is fairly unique in cinema to see a really old man carrying out a hit job considering we are used to depictions involving smart-looking, fit men. Here, as Gullberg stumbles towards Lisbeth’s room, it almost seems like he has a heart attack and that lends a comedic touch to the hit job.
2. The scenes between Lisbeth and her doctor played by Aksel Morisse: Lisbeth who is physically incapacitated reveals a certain vulnerability and appears to trust him – an aspect of her personality she has constantly battled to hide.
Millennium Trilogy:
1. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
2. The Girl Who Played with Fire
3. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest
Near the beginning was good when the old timer with the bad ticker blew away Noomi’s dad and then blew his own head off. Then it got back to the boring “plot development.” By plot twist 387 in hour 8 I was pretty burnt out on the story but then, surprisingly, the court room drama part I thought was really good. I would have liked to have seen a better demise of her robocop brother and the end leaves you hangin’ but I liked it just a cunt hair more than “The Girl Who Played With Fire” (2009). 2 and a half stars.
Noomi Rapace has one of the most annoying faces in cinema. She looks like a compete cretin with with that Mohican hairstyle. Why would anyone want to employ her in their film is still a mystery to me.
I wish a car engine would have fallen on the dumb bitch. Instead, nothing. No resolution, no final closure. A terrible experience.
Watched all three and loved them. There is something about Scandinavian movies that appeals to me though I can’t explain it. Noomi Rapace is gorgeous, gonna try and watch all her films now just so I can see more of her.
the goth girl is so pretty, def didnt watch the movie just for her
Boring, long, very uninteresting
An excellent ending to the Trilogy!… It built slowly, with each part of the mystery coming together helped by Mikael who put Lisbeth in full control of a powerful crescendo of revenge!