The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

I saw this moive movie yesterday and felt that the whole story was eatablished established on the theory of fatalism. No matter how and when these two people from totally different worlds fell in love, seperation separation seemed to be the only end for their love, if there was any or just to one side. However, even though the poor Hayley experienced an extremely horrorable horrible teenage time, got raped and abused by her father and brother and then fleed fled out of her own country, she had at least made it. More than that, she finally and luckily reunited with her uncle after the death of her evil, and sick brother. In contrast, the girl with the tattoo, who had suffered more than that, got what? 2 Two billion euros somewhat made her sad.
From the perspective of the director, it seems to me that he wants to tell us nothing can fight against fate, even if occasionally fate ironically bonds one with another in an event. But happy endings only come at in sinderalla's Cinderella's story. Reality is more harsh than we thought, and fate makes this even more unchangeable. That's probably why those super heros superheroes and tough gay guys in films always win applauds applause, beacuse because this hardly ever comes true. Progress on humanity just makes us feel our own exsitance existence or realize it, but never encourages us to break through the bonding by of fate. We are just expanding the hole from where we, as terrified morden modern human beings, hide, but never have do we got have the guts to walk out, leaving fate mocking outside.
Futher moreFurthermore, somethimes you might think you have walked way out of the oringinal original place, but it's a big joke from time, who is good patterner partner to fate. Actually, you never went anywhere.