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Swedish vampire flick is named after a Morrissey song after all

posted by davidt on Friday April 10 2009, @09:00AM

allikazoo writes:

I saw this in theaters last year and was wondering about the title, "Let the Right One In" .. apparently that was taken from the Mozzer b-side we know and love. Great vampire movie!

'Let In' The Swedish Vampires - NPR

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well, yeah (Score:2, Informative)

The song is even quoted in the novel the film is based on, as is "The Last of the Famous International Playboys."

The American edition of the book originally changed the title to "Let Me In" and then changed it back when the movie came out. Apparently, the U.S. remake of the movie is going to go back to "Let Me In" for some stupid reason.

Both the book and the Swedish film are phenomenal, though.

Ms.Golightly -- Friday April 10 2009, @09:18AM (#327506)
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JSR, running with the dogs today...

I Let the Right One In (Score:2, Informative)

I have just returned from the cinema where I viewed "Let the Right One In".

I know this is a Morrissey site but I would urge everyone to go and see this wonderful film. It is shocking, stunning, chilling and heart-warming. The cinematography alone makes the price of your ticket worthwhile.

Where "Twilight" played out like a cinematic tract for Mormonism and it's attendant celibate cry this was a film about real human relationships and the price one has to pay for love and companionship.

An instant classic.

Kimura

Kimura-san -- Friday April 10 2009, @09:27AM (#327507)
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Re:(celibate cry=Mormonism?)+(moz=celibate cry) = by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday April 10 2009, @12:36PM
- Re:(celibate cry=Mormonism?)+(moz=celibate cry) = by Kimura-san (Score:1) Friday April 10 2009, @02:47PM
Re:I Let the Right One In by ThinkOfMeKindlyLV (Score:1) Friday April 10 2009, @02:37PM
Re:I Let the Right One In by goinghome (Score:1) Saturday April 11 2009, @11:47AM
- Re:I Let the Right One In by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday April 12 2009, @12:19AM

'Let The Right One In' UK cinema 10th April (Score:1)

The film poster in tube staions all over in London.
Great news that a well-made foreign language film gets cinema release in UK.

Kewpie -- Friday April 10 2009, @09:54AM (#327509)
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Um.... (Score:0)

The song is called "Let the right one slip in" so how is this film named after this song exactly?

marred -- Friday April 10 2009, @01:10PM (#327528)
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Re:Um.... by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday April 11 2009, @12:34AM