swedish zoombie/vampire movie?

abceire

i ve heard there is a great swedish movie that came out last year, set in 80s rough part of sweden, vampire or zoombies in it, cant remember the name, anyone know? and were can i get it?

LeoGilly

I think its called 'Let The Right One In'.

MikeC101

Probably "Let The Right One In".

HMV in Dublin have it, probably most other decent sized DVD outlets, or you could just use the usual online retailers.

abceire

thank you guys

S.M.B.

Just wait until the US remake comes out.



It's going to be ace!!!

Joycey

S.M.B. wrote: »

Just wait until the US remake comes out.



It's going to be ace!!!

Are you for real?

Argh

Handsome Bob

Thanks for the laugh SMB! It's a great film OP, definitely one of the better films of 2009.

MrStuffins

S.M.B. wrote: »

Just wait until the US remake comes out.



It's going to be ace!!!

:mad:

S.M.B.

Think that's the first time I ever used the word ace!

:pac:

MrStuffins

Even the title is dreadful!

abceire

i wont be checking our the american title, not huge fan of vampire movies,but i lived in finland and lady friend lived in sweden for a bit so thought it be good to check out
now if i could only decide about 500 days of summer, yay or nay?
(not seen it yet,cant decide to risk it or not)

MrStuffins

abceire wrote: »

i wont be checking our the american title, not huge fan of vampire movies,but i lived in finland and lady friend lived in sweden for a bit so thought it be good to check out
now if i could only decide about 500 days of summer, yay or nay?
(not seen it yet,cant decide to risk it or not)

yay

biko

Every single US remake is ****e compared to the originals.
Well, all I've seen so far.

krudler

Whats a zoombie? is that like a super fast zombie? i wanna see a movie full of those, roadrunner like zombies would be awesome

abceire

its a movie with normal zombies but they are always shot really close up, one could even say ,the camera is zoomed in on them
yes my spelling is horrific

MikeC101

Magnus wrote: »

Every single US remake is ****e compared to the originals.
Well, all I've seen so far.

Solaris
Scent of a Woman
Twelve Monkeys
The Departed
Funny Games (though it's fairly identical to the original)
The Magnificent Seven

You can certainly argue that they don't eclipse the originals, but that they're ****e compared to them, no way.

biko

MikeC101 wrote: »

You can certainly argue that they don't eclipse the originals, but that they're ****e compared to them, no way.

Actually you're right. Maybe it's for another thread, comparing originals and remakes.

Joycey

MikeC101 wrote: »

Solaris
Scent of a Woman
Twelve Monkeys
The Departed
Funny Games (though it's fairly identical to the original)
The Magnificent Seven

You can certainly argue that they don't eclipse the originals, but that they're ****e compared to them, no way.

Im sorry but Cluny's Solaris is dump vs Tarkovksy's, and its probably Tarkovsky's worst film as well.

Twelve monkeys is about the only one on your list Ive seen apart from The Magnificent Seven (which isnt better than the original either),and I might agree with you, but have you seen La Jetee? Ive seen 12 monkeys sh1tloads of times now, enough to actually be able to give a summary of the plot right now if required, and part of what makes it so amazing for me is thinking how he adapted Marker's version. They are two completely different films really, just with the most basic structure of the plot the same in both. I love thinking about how Gilliam must have gone about remaking it, actually stripping the Marker down to the absolute bare elements of the plot. Id love to see something like that done for a really complex Noir, or something like Miller's Crossing by the Coen brothers.