Director David Fincher (The Social Network, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) adapted the story from the first book of the best-selling trilogy by Stieg Larsson.
Posted on SlashFilm.com, this "red-band" version - age-restricted due to some nudity - was released in Europe last week. Supposedly leaked, it looks as if it is shot off a theater screen, but is suspected to be a viral video since the MPAA red-band restrictions only apply in the US.
The official green-band trailer will be released worldwide on June 2.
The montage of fast-cut footage excerpted from the film is accompanied by Led Zepplin's "Immigrant Song" performed by Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Trent Reznor, of Nine Inch Nails, who scored the film music with Atticus Ross, the Oscar-winning team that scored Social Network.
The shots of scenes loosely follow the storyline of a young female computer hacker who helps a journalist investigate a family and find a woman who is missing or dead, only to uncover more than expected. The tagline at the end of the trailer reads: "The feel-bad movie of Christmas."
Director David Fincher (The Social Network, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) adapted the story from the first book of the best-selling trilogy by Stieg Larsson.
Posted on SlashFilm.com, this "red-band" version - age-restricted due to some nudity - was released in Europe last week. Supposedly leaked, it looks as if it is shot off a theater screen, but is suspected to be a viral video since the MPAA red-band restrictions only apply in the US.
The official green-band trailer will be released worldwide on June 2.
The montage of fast-cut footage excerpted from the film is accompanied by Led Zepplin's "Immigrant Song" performed by Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Trent Reznor, of Nine Inch Nails, who scored the film music with Atticus Ross, the Oscar-winning team that scored Social Network.
The shots of scenes loosely follow the storyline of a young female computer hacker who helps a journalist investigate a family and find a woman who is missing or dead, only to uncover more than expected. The tagline at the end of the trailer reads: "The feel-bad movie of Christmas."
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