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Millennium
is the common name for the series. Seeing as there's already another work at Literature.Millennium, Millennium Series or The Millennium Series should do.
Moving them to Lizbeth Salander is unwise, partly because her name doesn't have a Z in it and partly because the series is never referred to by that name otherwise. So I agree with Twiddler's name ideas.
Millennium Series it is, then. I'll start moving things around when I get a spare moment.
By now, it should be clear to all except the most dense of us that sheep are secretly conspiring to kill us all and steal our pants.
Okay, I've finally begun work on the new Literature page.
By now, it should be clear to all except the most dense of us that sheep are secretly conspiring to kill us all and steal our pants.
FYI, on potentially differentiating the Swedish and American film adaptations: Usually, identically named works in the same category (such as repeated film adaptations) have their year of release appended, which allows differentiation. Example: The Parent Trap (1961) and The Parent Trap (1998)
For the films, Transatlantic Equivalents are generally disambiguated by country.
^^ In this case, I don't believe it will be necessary to note the years of release, as the Swedish movies formed a trilogy, whereas the American remakes only cover the first and fourth books, and those were released far enough apart that Spider's Web could be seen as a film unrelated to Dragon Tattoo.
By now, it should be clear to all except the most dense of us that sheep are secretly conspiring to kill us all and steal our pants.
Would it be a good idea to give each book its own page. Maybe keep the millennium page for general tropes
"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."
Bumping to note that this work page move is only partially done. Literature.The Millennium Trilogy now redirects to Literature.Millennium Series, but the subpages still need taking care of, and I'm not familiar enough with the works to tell when something is referring to the books vs. the Swedish films vs. one of the American films unless it is explicitly stated which one it is.
That part stalled because while I've seen the American remake and read almost all of the books, I've only seen one of the Swedish films, so I've also had trouble figuring out which moments are from the books and which are from the films.
By now, it should be clear to all except the most dense of us that sheep are secretly conspiring to kill us all and steal our pants.
I was looking over the The Millennium Trilogy pages recently, and it's rather hard to navigate because there's not a lot of distinction made between the books, the Swedish movies, and the American movies. I was wondering if perhaps we should separate them; the Swedish movies will remain as Millennium Trilogy, tropes and moments pertaining to the books could be moved to Lizbeth Salander (as the book series is no longer a trilogy, anyway) and the tropes pertaining to the American movies could be moved to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and The Girl in the Spider's Web, respectively. Does this make any sense?
EDIT: I see there is already a film page for Spider's Web.
Edited by StrixObscuro