The original and far superior Scandinavian version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo already has two sequels, The Girl who Played with Fire, and The Girl who Kicked the Hornets Nest, otherwise known as "The Millennium Trilogy". The Fincher remake changed the original movie's ending making it difficult to remake the original sequels. The lead actors Naomi Rapace and the late Michael Nyqvist are infinitely better as the main protagonists than either Rooney Mara or Claire Foy as Lizbeth or Daniel 007 Craig as Blomkvist. Forget the very mediocre US remake and dive into the original Trilogy, it's a dark ride but well worth it.

According to a rival publication in the latest episode of Lower Decks, which is canon, they state that Discovery took place in an alternate time line due to the appearance of the klingons being completely different to the rest of the official time line.

Well seeing that the whole Star Trek Discovery series has been kicked out off the official Star trek timeline, whats the point, it all takes place in an alternate time line, like the jj abrams reboots. If it's not cannon it's not worth watching.

"the relatively unknown Battle of Rorke's Drift during the Anglo-Zulu War". Who writes this drivel, Relatively unknown to whom? Gen Z Americans maybe, but in reality its one of the most important military Rearguard actions in the history of the British Army, the most VCs (that's the British Medal of Honour for you Americans) won in a single action. Roarke's Drift relatively unknown, my God.

Most of these films have only aged badly if you were born after they were made me thinks, but having a go at Tron for its bad 1980s sfx, at the beginning of the digital age of sfx, and it was all pretty rubbish back then, but say you compared it to the sfx in the 1933 King Kong or some 1960s Ray Harryhausen stop motion Tron's sfx were cutting edge and blew my teenage mind when I went to see it, the but I agree with Zapped, awful movie I wouldn't even call it a cult classic just a bad movie.