>>3264I just saw Let the Right One In at a midnight movie at a local film society theater. Good film, I've never seen it before. I liked how it drastically mixed Euro art house with campy horror violence. The 35mm print was a bit rough but man did it really shine. There are three things that really pop when projected on celluloid, and that is fire, blood and snow. And this film had plenty of all three. So yeah, overall I probably enjoyed the print of the film more than the film itself. I'm not a genre movie person at all. Although I did like how gentle and sweet a lot of parts are. That ending was really perfect, and a great counterbalance to the rest of the film.
Now I'm back at my friends house watching a Blu ray of Bad Lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans and trying to get to sleep.