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Audio commentary by David Fincher
Men who Hate Women (1080p, 6:40): Cast and crew discuss the success of the novel, transitioning it to film and condensing it for the medium, and gender dynamics in Sweden.
Casting Salander (1080p, 15:42): Cast and crew, including Mara, discuss her casting. They speak on her previous work with Fincher in The Social Network, preparations for rehearsal, the physical and emotional changes necessary for the role, the qualities she brought to the role, the difficulties in landing the role, the long-term implications of taking the part, and more.
Different in Every Way (1080p, 5:32): Lisbeth's character traits and background.
The Look of Salander (1080p, 14:06): A piece that focuses on creating a "dark and brooding" iconic character, including hair design, bleaching the eyebrows, piercings and tattoos, makeup, and costumes.
Mara/Fincher (1080p, 4:09): This supplement features Mara and Fincher praising one another's work and dedication.
Irene Nesser (1080p, 6:25): Mara's performance of Lisbeth's physical transformation for the end of the film.
Salander Test Footage (1080p, 2:53): "Early in the testing phase David Fincher & Rooney Mara surreptitiously walked the streets of Los Angels with a mini camera to get a sense of how their burgeoning Salander felt out in the real world."
Casting Blomkvist (1080p, 6:44): Craig discusses the opportunity to work with great source material and David Fincher. Discussions also include the Blomkvist character, Craig's appeal, and the importance of accentuating both Blomkvist and Salander in the film.
Daniel Craig on Film Acting (1080p, 3:31): The actor discusses his approach to the craft.
Dressing Blomkvist (1080p, 2:56): A short look at the process of making Craig "a little less Bond" and the clothes he wears in the film.
Investigation (Stills) (1080p): A gallery consisting of In the Cottage, Anita in the Window, Harriet at the Parade, and Vanger Newsletter.
Stellan Skarsgård on Acting (1080p, 3:13): The actor discusses his processes for crafting a great performance.
Psychopathy (1080p, 6:11): Stellan Skarsgård speaks on psychopaths and playing one.
Bondage (1080p, 5:29): An interesting look at the design and function of the bondage device that plays central to the picture's climax.
Torture (1080p, 4:09): A raw look at the process of making the torture scene.
Wrapped in Plastic (1080p, 4:37): Shooting a plastic bag over a head from a first-person perspective.
Set Design (Stills) (1080p): Hedestad, Vanger Estate, Vanger Attic, and Harald's Den.
Stockholm Syndrome (17:54): A look at the necessity of shooting in Sweden, with emphasis on the country's culture, history, climate, and politics as they play central to the storyline. Also examined is the country's film industry.
Stockholm's Tunnelbana (1080p, 6:24): Cast and crew discuss the benefits of shooting in Sweden insofar as better understanding the culture as it centers around a scene involving an attempted theft of Salander's laptop.
F*ck These People (1080p, 6:03): A raw look at the making of a scene that was ultimately re-scripted for another location, and the interruptions that disrupted shooting.
The End (1080p, 11:58): A thorough examination of the shooting of the film's final moments and the conveyance of the emotions that shape it.
Picture Wrap (1080p, 6:53): The supplement offers viewers a glimpse into shooting at the end of the process in Sweden and provides a very brief glimpse into the celebration that followed.
Casting Armansky (1080p, 4:44): Goran Visnjic discusses landing and playing the role of Salander's employer at Milton Security.
Armansky Audition (1080p, 6:42): Goran Visnjic works with David Fincher in shaping the character and his performance.
Thinking Evil Sh*t (1080p, 5:09): Shooting one of the film's critical emotional-based scenes with a complicated camera movement and from a unique perspective.
Rape/Revenge (1080p, 16:52): A detailed look at the making of the film's most challenging scenes, discussed from thematic, emotional, and cinematic perspectives.
Int. Blomkvist's Cottage (1080p, 5:42): This piece looks at the technical challenges of shooting one of the scenes inside the cottage.
Int. Martin's House (1080p, 7:39): A supplement that combines a look at the work and style of David Fincher along with the process of shooting some of the scenes in Martin Vanger's house.
Int. Salander's Apt. (1080p, 2:40): Raw behind-the-scenes footage.
In the Cutting Room (1080p, 14:23): A detailed examination of the editing process, centered around Fincher screening scenes from the film.
ADR (1080p, 6:37): In the recording studio for post-production dialogue recording.
Main Titles (1080p, 2:33): "Compare the final title sequence to its earliest stages of development in a three-way composite." Viewers may also watch any off the three variations in a full-screen mode. Available with optional commentary by Tim Miller of Blur Studio.
Visual Effects Montage (1080p, 8:01): A supplement that showcases various scenes in different stages of completion.
Hard Copy (480p, 8:58): "This mock episode of the 80's-90's era tabloid show was created as part of the film's internet promotion." Available with optional commentary by David Prior.
TV Spots (1080p, 0:32 each): Introduction Final; Me, Killer & You Final; Character Final Revised; Graphic Event; Pedigree Revised; Duress Revised; and Revenge.
Trailers (1080p): Theatrical Teaser (1:41), Trailer 3 (3:47), Trailer 4 (1:10), and Trailer 5 (2:08).
Metal One Sheet (1080p, 4:00): A look at the process of creating a metallic poster.
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