We, The Infected

I feel like I've hit a lot of this in my other "big" posts here and here . Besides that, here's one of each: What I liked about "Let The Right One In": The showcasing of a real boy in a tough place. Whereas the comparative film is more "straight-up" in its bullying and overall environment (at least ...

If Eli had been able to handle the situation, then zombie Håkan would have definitely just been a gratuitous bit of horror. In that case, he would not have been shown to be a real threat to Eli, and he would have had no real purpose in the story. So do you think she _didn't_ handle him? For all int...

I'll agree that part does have some significance. We're able to see Eli getting more in touch with her human side and looking for non-lethal means of acquiring blood. However, I also feel it acts as a distraction to Eli's real story in that the more aware reader will know something like this isn't a...

I disagree. If you think about it, the zombie Hakan could have easily been shown without Tommy. The zombie scenes that matter to the central plot are handled by Eli. What you've described is what I see as the definition of a tangent; I don't think that commentary on Blackeburg was needed and it only...

Even while reading I felt that Tommy's entire story could have been eliminated. His story adds interest and intertwines with several of the others which I enjoy, but in the end I found it an extra layer of icing on the cake. It doesn't add real plot points to what we're supposed to care about most w...

It might make for a good eye-catcher, but a serious review shouldn't blast out a bunch of yet-unsubstantiated claims like the entire second paragraph does. This reviewer honestly got several plot points way off, most importantly what she thought the main symbolism of the ending was (given it is an i...

As someone who is more of a fan of the second film than the first, I questioned ever even posting here because of the extreme interest towards the first film and how opposition might be received. This forum has become an enemy of itself in that regard because I think debate of the second film is me...

As someone who is more of a fan of the second film than the first, I questioned ever even posting here because of the extreme interest towards the first film and how opposition might be received. This forum has become an enemy of itself in that regard because I think debate of the second film is met...

To answer your question I don't feel like there's much significance, but it did make me think of the little girl in Schindler's List:



It's a device for noticing the transition of a character through the film.

Nice points, and I like your counters to mine. Pretty much all fair in my opinion.