I kind of dig that the marketing for Fincher’s Girl With The Dragon Tattoo film seems to be tackling the unavoidable sexualized little punk girl / daddy issue subtext head on. Your primary goal can’t be to downplay that shit with a poster like this…

It’s a mistake to pull too much from marketing but this is sure to be a top-notch campaign and does nice job of getting me interested in a franchise that I most assuredly wasn’t. I like Rooney Mara’s look here- it has the haphazard look of an actual punk chick who accumulated the piercings and tattoos naturally, rather than the over-designed movie punk look. She looks scarred- not ready to hit the stage and do a set for MTV. It’s also cool to see Daniel Craig looking so grizzled- but then again this is an awfully high-contrast image.
Note: This is of course the international poster, with the stateside poster being ever so slightly tamer, but essentially the same. These days though, they’ll both get equal trade in the online places we see them the most- don’t expect tit in your local American cineplex of course…
This poster is classy, we know the trailer is amazing, we know Fincher’s ability to take decent source material and make it great is at peak proficiency, and we know that our small taste of Reznor’s new score is immaculate…
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross – Immigrant Song (feat. Karen O) (Led Zeppelin Cover) by daftdreamy
…so be excited for “the feel bad movie of Christmas.”
Source | IMPA Awards (via JoBlo)
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where will these be displayed? i doubt any cinema in this scared-of-sexuality country is going to display that.
The American version has his arm covering her breasts.
ah okay. nowhere in the article did it say it was an international poster. that makes much more sense (unfortunately).
“Note: This is of course the international poster, with the stateside poster being ever so slightly tamer, but essentially the same. These days though, they’ll both get equal trade in the online places we see them the most- don’t expect tit in your local American cineplex of course…”
That “NOTE” was added, so it was still unclear at the time.
Or any cinema that is scared of the objectification of women or run by someone that would rather not be involved in the objectification of women. None of that here, apparently.
This poster is a bold promise. Considering the source material (it’s purely supermarket isle-topper fare that makes a painfully read) I’d almost cry foul. The original took much needed liberties with the tale, perhaps it can be further elevated… Worth a look, barring consensus of suckage.
The Swedes already made this movie, and everyone across the pond saw it. Does Hollywood think they’re stupid enough to see it again if they see such a mournful tit? Or are they just trying to say that Hollywood is run by Men Who Hate Women? What’s sad is that they probably would rather see Rise of the Planet of the Apes starring the Special Effects of Weta Digital!!!!!
-=!!!SPECIALEFFECTS!!!=-
i am so ready for this movie
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