Am I thinking of the wrong movie? I thought that was the Swedish version of "Let me in"? I looked it up on the wiki it is the same story. "Let me in" was the English version.
Oh actually if you mean the American remake, then yeah it's a little vampire girl.
*Spoiler Alert* in the Swedish original film, it's hinted at that it's not a little girl, but a boy who was castrated.
The novel it is based on explicitly states that the girl is in fact a castrated boy who looks like a girl, but the Swedish film is a bit more subtle about it, whilst the American film didn't even touch upon the subject. If you haven't read the novel, I recommend it. I enjoyed it. There's a whole lot more detail, and Håkan, Eli's 'caretaker' (and paedophile) is a lot more terrifying (He doesn't just die...).
I was just being pedantic when I said "aint no little girl" because of the gender ambiguity in the Swedish film :P
Oh well I will do that. I have yet to watch the Swedish film. I just thought it was interesting and cute in the American version. Since bullying is sad. I will look up the book. The Op put the Swedish version so I just clicked that.
I also enjoyed "Day-walker". I hope they make another underworld I want to see what happened to her husband. I loved all the blade movies. The filmNosferatu was banned. I only saw it once but I was very young and I think at the time too young to understand it.
What's your favorite vampire movie?
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Am I thinking of the wrong movie? I thought that was the Swedish version of "Let me in"? I looked it up on the wiki it is the same story. "Let me in" was the English version.
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Oh actually if you mean the American remake, then yeah it's a little vampire girl.
*Spoiler Alert* in the Swedish original film, it's hinted at that it's not a little girl, but a boy who was castrated.
The novel it is based on explicitly states that the girl is in fact a castrated boy who looks like a girl, but the Swedish film is a bit more subtle about it, whilst the American film didn't even touch upon the subject. If you haven't read the novel, I recommend it. I enjoyed it. There's a whole lot more detail, and Håkan, Eli's 'caretaker' (and paedophile) is a lot more terrifying (He doesn't just die...).
I was just being pedantic when I said "aint no little girl" because of the gender ambiguity in the Swedish film :P
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Oh well I will do that. I have yet to watch the Swedish film. I just thought it was interesting and cute in the American version. Since bullying is sad. I will look up the book. The Op put the Swedish version so I just clicked that.
I also enjoyed "Day-walker". I hope they make another underworld I want to see what happened to her husband. I loved all the blade movies. The filmNosferatu was banned. I only saw it once but I was very young and I think at the time too young to understand it.