We, The Infected

The director of lo is kind of youtube famous, and funnily enough he did a review of Let the Right One In.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcCVnvyK ... ideo_title

To be honest that did happen to me. The week before LMI I fell in love with LTROI watched it many times, saw lmi once I did love it, but I didn't feel for the core relationship as much then I saw it many more times and preferred LMI, one I had a time away from LMI I got obsessed with ltroi again and...

It's easier to enjoy LMI as long as you have more separation from the original, really the same would go visa versa, when you love one, it's hard to love the other right away until you ease into watching it more times.

That's the one thing that would suck about making a movie is because if it's really good, you wouldn't really be able to get full enjoyment because you were involved in making it, especially if you're on screen.

I must agree.

Yeah I've seen Let the Right One In a zillion times, at least 10 times, I need to watch it one of these days without subs, and see if I can remember everything.

I'd say it's pretty unconditional, you're argument could work OP if you were talking about LMI, but in Let the Right One In while Owen is an outcast, he does have a loving mother, a douchy father, but still somewhat loving just very flawed, his homelife is quite normal, flawed, but normal, and there...

I'm excited to learn swedish, then I can read and watch LTROI the way they're intended. Though I still think the english translations we got were pretty good ones, and accurate. Nothing seemed dumbed down, and the prose was still beautiful.

I'm happy they left it open so you can see him as he was in the book cause I much prefer it that way.

Awesome! I wanna learn swedish super fluently in the next year, so it'll be cool watching the movie without subtitles, not saying they hurt it any.