We, The Infected

Because I am coming from Austria where also german is spoken I also have got the version with the title "So finster die Nacht" and the red swedish house on it. But because I don´t think it fits for the meaning of the story I just call it "Låt den rätte komma in" if I talk about it. Then most People ...

I ussually watch it once a week, mostly on sunday evenings. And still after the hundred time I am able to find new little details. Unfortunatelly the german dubbing is so bad, that I am learning swedish for hours every day only in order to understand LTROI. And hopefully I am in 10 months (it 's bee...

In my opinion LTROI is very melancholic but not sad. The writer of the travel guide shurely meant that melancholic feeling you get by watching this cold nordic movie. But that is only how the pictures are working not the story, which is for me a more or less happy one.

cmfireflies wrote: This might be asked before, but: Parents of We the Infected would you want your 12 year old to be friends with Eli?

That's the point.

In the Novel Oskar thinks about why he doesn't want that Eli meets his mother. She could notice about Eli beeing something "evil" and wouldn't allow him to meet Eli any more. But I don't think that had happened, or am I completely wrong with that?

How would Oskars mother had reacted if she had met Eli before or after what happened at the pool.

Wow, I´m also new in this Forum and I can´t get this beautiful and tragic story out of my head. I´ve read a criticism about "Let me in" a few weeks ago and thought, that must be very interesting. So I searched about it and found out that it is only a reamke of another film: LTROI. Last month summari...