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| Type | Video On Demand |
| Audience Rating | R (Restricted) |
| Release Date | 2009-11-02 |
| Actor | Kare Hedebrantt; Lina Leandersson; Per Ragnar; Henrik Dahl; Karin Bergquist; |
| Director | Tomas Alfredson; |
| Length | 115 minutes |
| Special Price |
| Lowest New Price | $2.99 |
Categories |
| Horror Monsters International |
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Description |
| Lonely, 12-year-old Oskar is regularly bullied by his stronger classmates. A new friendship develops when Eli, a pale, serious young girl who only comes out at night, moves in next door. Coinciding together with her arrival is a series of inexplicable disappearances and murders. As Oskar becomes extra aware of Eli's tragic plight, he cannot forsake her. However, Eli recognizes this to continue living, she must keep relocating. But when Oskar faces his darkest hour, Eli returns to defend him the only way she can... |
Customer Reviews |
Vampire Poetry 2010-03-07 |
| By Frank Messely (Kortrijk, BELGIUM) |
| I like horror. Good horror. Horror stories and films that make you care about the characters. Original stories, also, stories with a unique approach. Stories with a lot of atmosphere. Stories and films which create tension and dread with subtle means, stories which target the subconscious of the reader/viewer. At least three of these qualities should be present, the first one being essential. LET THE RIGHT ONE IN has many of these qualities. I saw this movie a couple of months ago in the theater (a terrible copy) and couldn't wait to see it again, for I knew there was much in that film still to be discovered. I bought it on Blu Ray and watched it again, and wasn't disappointed. For many reasons. It's a strange film which can be regarded both as a youth film and a horror movie. It's a film that doesn't rely on cheap gore and (by now predictable) shock effects. It uses CGI sparingly, only when necessary. The photography/composition is singular (European?). The locations, season (cold winter), interiors create an atmosphere of alienation, of mental desolation. The music is a unique blend of suspense and melancholy. And then there are the characters. Young teenagers, timid, uncertain, desperate for some love and sympathy in a cold (war) world. The acting by the two main characters is remarkable, modest yet convincing (not to forget the eyes and voice of Eli (Lina Leandersson), this alone is worth seeing this horror film - and on Blu Ray it's even more mesmerizing). The pace is slow, yet the film never bores, for the characters get you under a spell. Scandinavian films have a great tradition in psychological study and youth cinema, which shows in LET THE RIGHT ONE IN. So, I wonder, why does this film need an American remake? Big bucks, of course. I'm not going to see it. Something which is splendid doesn't need a remake. I simply don't want to spoil the magic. |
The Better of the Two 2010-03-01 |
| By M. Lomeli (San Antonio) |
Okay, this is the second copy of the movie I purchased. Luckily, I did recieve the theatrical subtitles the second time. First time I ordered the movie right when it came out and was dissapointed when I saw how different the subtitles had been. One thing I noticed though, the english dub does use the correct words for the theatrical subtitles. Unfortunately just terrible voice acting. So, very grateful this has been corrected as far as subtitles actually being moreso what I saw in the actual theater. I hear some people are still getting the first version. Okay, this might not be the most honest idea but if you do get one of those, don't open it, buy the correct one from your local target, walmart ect. then return the one you got from amazon to the store you bought the correct one from if you didn't get the right one. Since the code on the back is the same, you shouldn't have any trouble. I don't think that its illegal or anything per sa but may be against store rules or something. If you think thats wrong, then dont but its just an idea.
Hopefully, amazon will send you the correct one to begin with.
The movie itself can be described like it was to me. In 2008 two vampire movies came out. One was the good one, and the other was Twilight. |
Kansas dist. ctr. -corrected subtitles 2010-02-25 |
| By George Fitting |
Just ordered this from Amazon Feb. 23rd and it arrived today from the Amazon Kansas distribution center and it does indeed have the corrected English 'Theatrical' subtitles as evidenced by the inclusion of the word, 'theatrical' in the audio portion of the video/audio specs on the back of the Blu Ray case.
Good luck all! |
A classic vampire breakthrough 2010-02-24 |
| By P. B Rubalcaba (Redlands, CA USA) |
| This film lives up to all of the accolades including Horror Film of the Year by Fangoria Magazine. It is definitely "A vampire tale like no other. Mesmerizing," as stated on the DVD box. The relationship between Oscar and Eli is profound. The editing is perfect. The casting is perfect. The setting is perfect. And the English dubbing is first class. Five stars...hands down. One of the most romantic horror films I have ever seen. I, too, fell in love with Eli. Oscar's first love is definitely his last. He watches her back...she watches his. A gem! |
Ding-Ding! Wake-Up Wrong Version again 2010-02-20 |
| By Digital Delay Head (Canada) |
I suggest the reviewer who rated this as the correct version wake up from lala land; this is completely the wrong version and now I am stuck with 2 BluRays because I re-ordered based on his review; thanks Josh.
Amazon.ca should hauled thru the coal fires for this screw-up. By the way guys, I'm mailing you the shirt off my back also. |
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