Anders T. Peedu, Henrik Dahl, Ika Nord
Oskar, a bullied 12-year old, dreams of revenge. He falls in love with Eli, a peculiar girl. She can't stand the sun or food and to come into a room she needs to be invited. Eli gives Oskar the streng...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 10, 2009
Stats: 6,688 reviews
I have to admit I watched this film, knowing nothing about it at all and had I known it was a vampire film, perhaps I wouldn?t have watched it with the same enthusiasm, however this is the most naturally acted Vampire film that I?ve seen to date.
Two fantastic child leads and ...( read more)
This was a Swedish vampire movie. It moved a bit too slow for me & well the vamp Is actually a 12 year old (she can?t remember which probably means about 1000) Really feel indifferent to the movie. I neither liked nor disliked it. The disk was in English so no worries I?d say a C
I'm sure my readers will appreciate that I rarely give a movie more than 3 stars, und this is only the 4th time in my blogging career that I have given 5 stars, so I'm sure that you will understand that this movie must be some great revolution in the history of movie making... in...( read more)
Haunting orchestral score and bleak cinematography blend seamlessly with a strong script and enchanting performances. Highly recommended.
A great horror drama about a girl vampire who befriends a bullied boy in Sweden, A great foreign film done on a small budget that has some great cinematography I have to add. It can be a bit slow, it's more drama than horror action, but this makes certain scenes have more of an i...( read more)
The vampire used to be cool. It was a terrifying manifestation of mankind's greatest fear: Death. Of course, the zombie showed up and took that to it's next logical extension, an even more vivid depiction of death and the empty horror of joining them. Joining the undead would suc...( read more)
It was definately better than Twilight. I'll give it that.
But, on its own, it's mediocre and not as great as people think it is. I'm not saying it's bad. It's just not as good, in my opinion, as people claim.
One of the better vampire films ever made. I want to see it with english subs this dubbing over gets annoying. Amazing film I'd recommend this to all horror fans.
Tomas Alfredson apresenta um excelente trabalho de direção e narrativa para contar uma tocante história sobre a amizade e a infância.
[Director Tomas] Alfredson's style is as elegant and laconic as Twilight is amateurish and campy. full review
Let the Right One In is one of the essential horror films of the decade. It's also one of the most enthralling romances and one of the best films about children. full review
Funny, fear-inducing, with periods of voyeuristic gore and an undercurrent of anxiety and dread, Let the Right One In is up there with the bloodsucking classics. full review
Remove the vampire elements, and this is the story of two lonely and desperate kids capable of performing dark deeds without apparent emotion. full review
[Melds] genres with a haunting poignancy that's mildly undercut by a script that, during its last act, bounces around like a jeep on a dirt road. full review
Definitely a cult-classic! A fresh new take on the old vampire myth. Bought the movie and going to read the book, a great addition to my vampire movie collection.
Judging by the rave reviews of this movie i see that it doesn't take much to impress the masses! I thought this movie was nearly flawless in being bad! Real bad!
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