Let Me In

Release Date: TBA 2010
Studio: Overture Films
Director: Matt Reeves
Screenwriter: Matt Reeves
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee, Chloe Moretz, Richard Jenkins, Elias Koteas, Cara Buono, Sasha Barrese
Genre: Horror, Thriller
MPAA Rating: Not Available
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Plot Summary: In the haunting and provocative "Let Me In," an alienated 12-year-old boy (Smit-McPhee) befriends a mysterious young newcomer (Moretz) in his small New Mexico town and discovers an unconventional path to adulthood. The film is based on the bestselling vampire novel, "Lat den Ratte Komma In," by Swedish author John Ajvide Lindqvist, and is an English-language remake of the highly acclaimed Swedish film of the same name.

Trailer:
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COMMENTS (28)

Posted by:

K.M.A.

November 7, 2008

I'm going to comment on this before any of you cynics decide to rip it a new one. I kind of like the idea of a remake of this. I saw a preview of the original source material and it definitely turns the vampire genre on its ear. Plus, with the man behind "Cloverfield" at the helm, I could truly see some potential with this movie.

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Steve B

November 12, 2008

Is this a Mad Max type syndrome??? Do the Americans have to rape every good movie from other countries just so they can have an english speaking version of a truly fantastic piece of art???? Has the US not learned to leave great films alone since they definately cannot improve on something that they didn't come up with in the first place??? I always knew that they ran out of ideals long time ago... Guess this re-instates my theory..

Posted by:

Baby bear

November 21, 2008

The preveiw for the original looks really....GOOD but I don't think think a remake will be so great.

Posted by:

Vin

January 2, 2009

Hey Steve B,
The answer to your question is Yes. "Americanizing" great pieces of art for the purposes of money is an unfortunate hobby of Americans. Still, I do look forward to seeing the American version, even if it is just out of curiosity.

Posted by:

Mark J. Parker

January 10, 2009

This is absolute crap. The original film was SPECTACULAR and SHOULD NOT be touched. Let the general public see the film before you skewer it, you Hollywood a-holes.

BOYCOTT!

Posted by:

Ted

January 15, 2009

wtf, at least wait a few years before doing this

Posted by:

juliana

January 15, 2009

i saw a preview for this on tv not too long ago..and im quit impressed and want to see it!

Posted by:

Wolfgangholla

January 15, 2009

I saw the Swedish original, and I must say it was the most eccentric, yet outstanding vampire movie I've ever seen. The two kids in the lead roles were excellent. Please don't "Americanize/Hollywood-tize" this movie.

Posted by:

phil

March 12, 2009

please do not say the original was outstanding. the movie was horrible in the least. americans making this movie will do a far better job.

Posted by:

Stevie

March 31, 2009

I was mesmerized by the Swedish version , and rumors state that "Let me in" will be an adaptation of the book, not a remake of the movie.


Yet still unnecessary in my opinion.....

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