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These keep getting more interesting. If you are interested keep watch on this site: Mouth-Taped-Shut, it keeps rolling out new marketing elements for the film.
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It's truly ridiculous. So much so, coming up right after the sequel announcements, it had to be
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No, I think we need a Wonder Woman movie. I sat through british superman and it was terrible!
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Where is the WGA in all this? They have never stood up for their female members who are paid less
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LS- Be prepared. I drop the f-bomb a lot.
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Melissa, thank you for cross-posting this. And Mr. Lew, what a great article. My favorite line,
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Noora | October 26, 2011 8:29 AM
Hi!
Thought you might be interested to know that Trish Summerville, the costume designer, for the Dragon Tattoo movie is launching a Lisbeth Salander clothing line for H&M.
http://www.thelocal.se/36982/20111026/# More info...
Lisa | October 26, 2011 4:33 AM
See Sony? You can have still have an interesting marketing campaign that requires absolutely no nudity.
While I think this poster is amazing, the initial poster still makes me suspicious of the approach of this film. Even here Lisbeth seems more like the object than the subject of this story.