The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
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Title: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (IMDb)
Starring: Daniel Craig
Released: 20th March 2012
SRP: $30.99 (DVD)
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced DVD ($30.99) and Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($35.99) releases of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo which stars Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, Christopher Plummer, and Stellan Skarsgard. Each will be available to own from March 20th. The only extra feature on the DVD release will be a commentary by Director David Fincher. The extra material for the Blu-ray is listed below, along with the official package artwork for each of the releases:
Quote:
■ Commentary by Director David Fincher
■ Vangar Archives:
□ Men Who Hate Women
□ Characters
- Salander, Lisbeth - Casting Salander, Different in Every Way, The Look of Salander, Mara/Fincher, Irene Nesser, Salander Test Footage
- Blomkvist, Mikael - Casting Blomkvist, Daniel Craig on Film Acting, Dressing Blomkvist, Investigation (stills) photogallery,
- Vanger, Martin - Stellan Skarsgård on Film Acting, Psychopathy, Bondage, Torture, Wrapped In Plastic, Set Design(stills)
□ On Location
- Sweden - Stockholm Syndrome, Stockholms Tunnelbana, Fuck These People, The End, Picture Wrap
- Hollywood - Casting Armansky, Armansky Audition, Thinking Evil Shit, Rape/Revenge, Int. Blomkvist’s Cottage, Int. Martin’s House, Int. Salander’s Apartment
□ Post Production
- In The Cutting Room
- ADR
- Main Titles (Multi-Angle) With Commentary by Tim Miller of BLUR Studio
- Visual Effects Montage
□ Promotion – Theatrical trailers, TV spots, one sheet
- Hard Copy- Commentary with Director David Prior


Quote: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is the first of Columbia Pictures’ three-picture adaptation of Stieg Larsson’s literary blockbuster The Millennium Trilogy, which altogether has sold 50 million copies in 46 countries and has become a worldwide phenomenon. The first film begins with disgraced journalist, Mikael Blomkvist (Craig), having lost a libel suit and resigning as co-owner of his magazine, Millennium. In the interim, he takes on the investigation of a 40 year-old disappearance case on behalf of the wealthy Henrik Vanger (Plummer) of Vanger Industries. With the help of the pierced, tattooed and capable computer hacker, Lisbeth Salander (Mara), they uncover corruption that no one could have ever imagined.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Daniel Craig
Released: 20th March 2012
SRP: $30.99 (DVD)
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced DVD ($30.99) and Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($35.99) releases of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo which stars Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara, Christopher Plummer, and Stellan Skarsgard. Each will be available to own from March 20th. The only extra feature on the DVD release will be a commentary by Director David Fincher. The extra material for the Blu-ray is listed below, along with the official package artwork for each of the releases:
Quote:
■ Commentary by Director David Fincher
■ Vangar Archives:
□ Men Who Hate Women
□ Characters
- Salander, Lisbeth - Casting Salander, Different in Every Way, The Look of Salander, Mara/Fincher, Irene Nesser, Salander Test Footage
- Blomkvist, Mikael - Casting Blomkvist, Daniel Craig on Film Acting, Dressing Blomkvist, Investigation (stills) photogallery,
- Vanger, Martin - Stellan Skarsgård on Film Acting, Psychopathy, Bondage, Torture, Wrapped In Plastic, Set Design(stills)
□ On Location
- Sweden - Stockholm Syndrome, Stockholms Tunnelbana, Fuck These People, The End, Picture Wrap
- Hollywood - Casting Armansky, Armansky Audition, Thinking Evil Shit, Rape/Revenge, Int. Blomkvist’s Cottage, Int. Martin’s House, Int. Salander’s Apartment
□ Post Production
- In The Cutting Room
- ADR
- Main Titles (Multi-Angle) With Commentary by Tim Miller of BLUR Studio
- Visual Effects Montage
□ Promotion – Theatrical trailers, TV spots, one sheet
- Hard Copy- Commentary with Director David Prior


Synopsis
Quote: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is the first of Columbia Pictures’ three-picture adaptation of Stieg Larsson’s literary blockbuster The Millennium Trilogy, which altogether has sold 50 million copies in 46 countries and has become a worldwide phenomenon. The first film begins with disgraced journalist, Mikael Blomkvist (Craig), having lost a libel suit and resigning as co-owner of his magazine, Millennium. In the interim, he takes on the investigation of a 40 year-old disappearance case on behalf of the wealthy Henrik Vanger (Plummer) of Vanger Industries. With the help of the pierced, tattooed and capable computer hacker, Lisbeth Salander (Mara), they uncover corruption that no one could have ever imagined.
News by Tom Woodward
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mc_serenity wrote: Ultraviolet. Yuck.
Studios, just go back to providing iTunes digital copies on your Blu-ray combo releases. The UltraViolet thing is NOT going to catch on.
Do I ever concur. I hate Ultraviolet beyond known limits.
Studios, just go back to providing iTunes digital copies on your Blu-ray combo releases. The UltraViolet thing is NOT going to catch on.
Do I ever concur. I hate Ultraviolet beyond known limits.
260mins of extra features have been passed by the BBFC here in the UK... it would appear that we're getting the special edition on initial release! Very nice artwork btw for the US release.
losthighway wrote: 260mins of extra features have been passed by the BBFC here in the UK... it would appear that we're getting the special edition on initial release! Very nice artwork btw for the US release.
If that's the case and they don't screw up the encode, I may just import it.
If that's the case and they don't screw up the encode, I may just import it.
No thanks any movie with a Rape scene and I will never buy or own and I heard it's in the original and I don't care .I'll Pass
I wish they would have a commentary or special feature containing Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. I would love to hear more about how they put together a movie score.
Holy bonus features! First day purchase, no question.
It looks like Sony got the message and decided to put a little more thoughts in this release than expected. They may have gone with the "commentary" alone had we said nothing in every existing forums...
I love that the combo has extras. I wish the DVD had more extras, but I'm buying the combo anyway.
Shame the DVD got gypped in the special features department, but looking at the combo pack, it's good they decided to put some meat regarding the bonus features. Fincher film extras are always as great as the movies they accompany.
Nightmare wrote: No thanks any movie with a Rape scene and I will never buy or own and I heard it's in the original and I don't care .I'll Pass
Okay then. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your cave on Mars away from the real world
Okay then. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your cave on Mars away from the real world
Nightmare wrote: No thanks any movie with a Rape scene and I will never buy or own and I heard it's in the original and I don't care .I'll Pass
If a rape scene unnerves you that much, then boy, you are missing out on a FANTASTIC movie. The rape scenes take up about 5 minutes most out of a what? Nearly 3 hour movie? That means about 155+ minutes are rape-free. And the rape scenes aren't there to be gratuitous. It actually makes you feel the devastation for the character and that's what drives her character to get revenge for what they did to her.
If a rape scene unnerves you that much, then boy, you are missing out on a FANTASTIC movie. The rape scenes take up about 5 minutes most out of a what? Nearly 3 hour movie? That means about 155+ minutes are rape-free. And the rape scenes aren't there to be gratuitous. It actually makes you feel the devastation for the character and that's what drives her character to get revenge for what they did to her.
Now THAT'S what I'm talking about. Those special features sound fantastic. Day one purchase.
Scuse me, Wade5678, but what is your damn point but proving that you try and put shameless publicity in A FILM FORUM?
mc_serenity wrote: Studios, just go back to providing iTunes digital copies on your Blu-ray combo releases. The UltraViolet thing is NOT going to catch on.
No thanks. I hate those things. They either give us a pointless disc (and charge extra for it) or take up space that could be better used elsewhere.
At least streaming users neither of those.
losthighway wrote: 260mins of extra features have been passed by the BBFC here in the UK... it would appear that we're getting the special edition on initial release! Very nice artwork btw for the US release.
What special edition? It looks like the yanks are getting it too. See above.
No thanks. I hate those things. They either give us a pointless disc (and charge extra for it) or take up space that could be better used elsewhere.
At least streaming users neither of those.
losthighway wrote: 260mins of extra features have been passed by the BBFC here in the UK... it would appear that we're getting the special edition on initial release! Very nice artwork btw for the US release.
What special edition? It looks like the yanks are getting it too. See above.
pile of s**t. watch the extended original ;)
David Fincher is the perfect person to helm this film! Missed this in theaters, but cannot wait to own it on blu ray. I really hope it's as good as the original one.
Omg such an intense movie. The rape scenes were so hard to sit through, but overall great movie. Dark and creepy and well acted and written. Wish it would have one at least one award.





The release date and lack of stars no doubt hurt the box office, but the real problem is that Sony just spent too much money on the film. (From acquiring the rights to the $100 million budget to the aggressive marketing campaign.)