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New Poster For The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

A few weeks ago the mysterious behind-the-scenes blog Mouth Taped Shut showed up twitter, immediately proving itself an invaluable resource for gorgeous, informative, or just plain cool photos from behind the scenes of David Fincher's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Then that same blog tipped people off to the secret screening of 8 minutes of footage from the movie, which Eric wrote up here. It became clear that Mouth Taped Shut was more than just a production blog, but it was being run by someone who knew a lot about what was going on.

Which is why this new image, which showed up at Mouth Taped Shut, seems like it might not just be some funky art, but maybe a new poster design or something else to do with the marketing campaign. As you can see below, it shows Daniel Craig's Mikael Blomkvist being overshadowed, or maybe erased, by the profile image of Rooney Mara's Lisbeth Salander.

It is, of course, just one of the many striking images at Mouth Taped Shut-- I especially like this one of the camera framing a subway escalator. Again, it's hard to know how any of these images might show up again in the movie's marketing campaign, but in the meantime, it's a pleasure just to have these gorgeous images appearing online once in a while.

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