We, The Infected

Try to imagine yourself in Eli's shoes, attempting to connect with someone you like. How far do you think you would get being brutally honest about who you are? "Gee, I really want to be your friend. Do you mind if I'm a bloodsucking immortal thing that kills people to live? I won't hurt you--I pro...

I noticed there was an overwhelming amount of responce to the "If you had been Oskar" question. This seems pretty natural to me because I suspect that many of you, like myself, identify with Oskar and would love to be in his shoes. So lets do it again, this time earlier in the movie. You've just ask...

Not only would I say yes if I was Oskar, I would give up everything I have to be Oskar so I could say yes.

I too was unaware of the owl creek interpretation. And I liked it that may. Thankfully it's not very plausible or you would have ruined my movie experience.

For me it was before I actually watched the movie. It was when I read what the ending was on wikipedia. (I had to make sure the movie wasn't going to lift my spirits only to ruin my good mood at the end; I get more than enough of that in real life.)

While you make some interesting points, I think it would probably be simpler to directly refute the points of the critics. "It's slow" - Not entirely fair; there are several brutal killings and a dynamic love story in the space of less than two hours of film. Not necissarily 'fast' but not slow eith...