Oh, one more thing. I am sure we have all seen the marketing that plays off the notion that the killer is taunting the police.
Except the killer doesn't leave hints or clues at all (other than building a snow man at some of the crime scenes). And at no point do the police have any way of figuring out who the next victim will be. There is no discernible pattern to the attacks except for the fact that the killer targets women who seem to be in troubled relationships. Well, that certainly narrows things down a lot!
Also, the killer seems to do his crimes on nights when it is snowing... in Norway! It is not like we are talking about a crime spree connected to the snow in someplace where it rarely snows. We are talking about snow in Norway, a nation that gets snowfall roughly 99.9% of the time during the months of October - March. The film treats the snowfall revelation as if it actually matters. It is like saying the killer only attacks when it rains in Seattle or when it is sunny in Miami. Idiotic.
-Jason "I'm starting to think watching this mess and dissecting all the stupid stuff in it is going to become a fun game... sigh" Evans