Music: While the original movie's trailer promises a suspenseful thrill ride, the music is a bit standard. It can't compete with the Trent Reznor–composed score of the new trailer.
Winner: RemakeLook: The remake movie's trailer is stylistic and glossy yet still moody. The original movie's trailer looks dated, despite being only two years old.
Winner: RemakeSwedish accents: This one is obviously not even worth debating.
Winner: OriginalLisbeth Salander: Based on the trailers alone, Noomi Rapace's performance is rigidly stoic, while Rooney Mara's shows about an ounce of vulnerability. Still, that's an ounce more than Rapace's, which will likely sit better with American audiences.
Winner: Tie — they're each compelling in their own wayMikael Blomkvist: The journalist turned crime solver isn't nearly as compelling as Salander, and in the trailers, both Mikael Nyqvist and Daniel Craig seem more like props for the titular Girl than actual characters. But if we have to choose, we're going to go on looks alone, and James Bond takes it.
Winner: Remake, but it's a superficial winDarkness: This is a story about murder, sexual assault and torture — all in all, it's a dark premise. While both trailers suggest violence, neither comes close to warning how graphic things get. Of course, you can't show much in a trailer, but for the uninitiated who head to theaters come Christmastime to check out the movie everyone's been talking about, there's likely to be a sobering shock. So spread the word now: this movie gets brutal.
Winner: Original. But does anyone really win with violence? NoAnd the trailer with the most wins is ... the remake. But it was a good show all around, trailers. Now all we have to do is wait to judge the new movie.Read more:
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