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79
Viewer score based on 19 votes.

Critic Score

82
Critics' score based on 30 reviews.
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im back...just saw it again........one more star haha

January 18,2010
diegodamnit

This is a BRILLIANT film. It is emotional, intense and a bit spooky,

April 18,2009
LumberJackGirl

A vampire film for IKEA lovers. Looks good for now, but probably won't stick to you for very long.

February 17,2009
miklosxyz

This is just another hype campaign for another average movie. The movie is not deserving of high praise from critics and fans. It's very corny and... campy to say the least. It does come very close to resembling and feeling like it is on the verge of being a great horror film, but anticipation quickly turns from suspense to agony because of that feeling you have when watching a low budget horror flick. The (unrealistic) behavior/reaction of the characters in most of the scenes is extremely annoying. This movie seems to be asking a person to defy all aspects of realism in order to enjoy it. I recommend a person wait to check it out on DVD to save money, unless you are into low budget Swedish horror films with subtitles, then enjoy. Full Review

January 16,2009
kc64116

An amazing movie! Well executed, cinematography was spot on and a solid 10!

December 26,2008
Gavinzeigler
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Critic Reviews

In the basest of terms, a horror flick. But it's also a spectacularly moving and elegant movie, and to dismiss it into genre-hood, to mentally stuff it into the horror pigeonhole, is to overlook a remarkable film.Full Review

Washington Post

In the basest of terms, a horror flick. But it's also a spectacularly moving and elegant movie, and to dismiss it into genre-hood, to mentally stuff it into the horror pigeonhole, is to overlook a remarkable film.Full Review

John Anderson
Washington Post

The young actors are powerful in draining roles. We care for them more than they care for themselves. Alfredson's palette is so drained of warm colors that even fresh blood is black.Full Review

Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times

Stick your neck out for this Swedish horror show. It's a winner, full of mirth and malice, plus a young romance you'll never see on the Disney Channel.Full Review

Peter Travers
Rolling Stone

The beauty of Let the Right One In resides in the way the horror remains grounded in a tragic kind of love.Full Review

Wesley Morris
Boston Globe
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