Freeattlest: Win Tickets to The Girl Who Played With Fire

The second film based on Stieg Larsson’s best-selling "Millennium" trilogy is premiering this week in Seattle, and we're giving away tickets to a screening. In The Girl Who Played With Fire, Swedish director Daniel Alfredson's sequel to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, journalist Mikael Blomkvist and hacker Lisbeth Salander again become dangerously entangled with Sweden's crime and corruption. (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo was released on DVD today.)

We're giving away two winners' packages: a pair of tickets to see The Girl Who Played With Fire, opening Friday at Harvard Exit Theatre, and a paperback copy of Larsson’s book. As always, just login and leave a comment on this post to be entered to win. Please remember to make sure that your commenter account includes your e-mail address - we promise we'll only use it to let you know you've won. Contest closes at noon on Friday, July 9th.

Contact the author of this article or email tips@seattlest.com with further questions, comments or tips.

By Ian Chant in Arts & Events on July 6, 2010 1:00 PM

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HiTripper

Really liked the first movie, have been looking forward to this next one.

Deb

pick me please

starlena79

Me Me Me

rsboom

Wasp

CocoTeal

Pick me! Pick me! with

sounders fan

Just watched the girl with the dragon tattoo again last night, that movie rocks, can't wait to see the 2nd one!

blackracer

I just saw the first film for the first time last night on Netflix. It was great. I didn't even know the sequel was coming out so soon. Awesome!

Seattle_lover

Sweet! Entry!

Tizzle

This is my entry. I must see this movie, asap. :)

fyca

* crosses fingers *

anne8luce

please please please pick me! i love these books -- saw the first movie and it was great too.

V

Ooh, this would be great!

aharner

my entry! :-)

APeeps

Would love to win this, sounds like a good time! I really enjoyed the books.

jibanes

Thank you Seattlest! I would love to go see it with my fiancée; I went to Harvard exit's theater last time to watch Cyrus and that was really fun, I've tried the new coffee house around the corner (which I think is own by Starbucks, under another name) and it was fairly descent and with a nice atmosphere. Anyway, thank you for the opportunity to win those tickets, my Fiancée and I would certainly appreciate this! Hey, maybe we could even write a review together and post it on Seattlest!