Let Me In

2010 "Innocence dies. Abby doesn't."
7.1| 1h56m| R| en| More Info
Released: 01 October 2010 Released
Producted By: Hammer Film Productions
Country: United States of America
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A bullied young boy befriends a young female vampire who lives in secrecy with her guardian. A remake of the movie “Let The Right One In” which was an adaptation of a book.

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mikeklement Really good movie, excellent acting from everyone. I don't get why some of these reviews are bashing it so much!
nuurhasan There are some strange inconsistent in this film. The main problem I have is with the message of this film: it is OK to do evil things if you have a problem. The film offers no explanations on the origin of the main character. There are many needless deaths in the movie. The slow pace is tedious. The dialogue is forgettable. The acting is good though. The movie is an overall slow paced dark propagation of evil with no remorse or counter attacking by good. The ending as you'd expect is quite terrible. Without giving any spoilers, I'd leave it at that. The movie is bad, don't watch it. It promotes all the wrong ideas.
lojitsu A-Z Horror Movie of the Day..."Let Me In" (R - 2010 - UK/US)Sub-Genre: Vampire/RebootMy Score: 7.1Cast=6 Acting=7 Plot=8 Ending=7 Story=7 Scare=6 Jump=5 F/X=9 Monster=9 Reboot=7Owen and Abby are lonely souls who find comfort in one another and Abby gives him the strength to face his tormentors. Abby has secrets as well that touch directly on the police investigation. "Then you have to hit back even harder. Hit them harder than you dare and then they will stop." No this is not a PSA on bullying, but it is the American reboot of a great Swedish film!! This was a pretty solid reboot...the only thing missing was the intensity I got from the original. This is definitely worth a watch, but I recommend the original as the better film.
the_doofy This is a remake of "Let the right one in"-The original makes some camera and timing mistakes, the remake corrects these--the remake loses the whole meaning of the original, which is a character development of the kind of individual that would wind up serving a vampire its whole lifeThe remake misses this concept completely in typical Hollywood fashion, and then it gets lots of accolades, no surprise thereIn the original the boy has a dark side which the vampire observes and is drawn to, a boy who would never cry out, a boy who has the capacity to killThese characteristics are discarded in the remake, and it gives the ending very little credibilityIn the original good people can and do get killed, in the remake the bad get killedWatch the original, and bypass the Standard Hollywood tripe