We, The Infected

I don't think she'd ever fully recover from the guilt of what she's done. But she would have Oskar there to support her through it.

In addition, Matt wanted to make the Good vs Evil theme very prominent in his story. The Evil was of course personified by Abby. Matt therefore needed a personification of Good as well. JAL's original story didn't really offer such a figure, so Matt had to invent one. I think that The Policeman, wh...

The fact that the policeman was completely innocent in the situation AND the good guy forces the audience to see Owen becoming the bad guy in the situation. Even though, in the big picture, there was nothing could've done after the cop was bitten. Other then maybe trying to convince Abby to let him ...

Let Me In was MANY missed opportunities.

After killing Lacke right in front of him, Eli asked Oskar if he wanted to become like her. Why do you think she choose the darkest, worst, moment to propose it to him?

Personally, the cycle actually being real is what ruined LMI for me.

DavidZahir; It's not about them being friends, it's more that if Abby took care of him since he was a kid, then they were obviously more than friends. I don't understand how MR can say the ending is ambiguous if Abby has ran away with a kid before.

My problem with the photo is; even if Abby and Thomas were just friends, the idea of him running away with her at the same age, that alone degrades how special the relationship is between Owen and Abby.

I was wondering that myself when I was reading it, maybe the vampire who infected her owned the other one...

On the soundtrack, when Owen sees the old photo of Abby and Thomas, the song that plays is called; Let Me Out. What do you think that represents? That nothing in the film means anything new or special to Abby? That Abby is truly manipulating Owen and doesn't even love him at all? That the photo is t...