?copy? / myLot

United States

March 13, 2011 4:25am CST

have you ever seen two movies made from 2 different country's and they were almost the same? well i just did i couldn't believe it! there was a movie made in 2008 in Sweden and then America created one in the year 2009 its just was better revised. the two movies are called Let me in- American version Let the right one in- Swedish version so what do you make of this???? M@C

5 responses

thezone

@thezone (9394)

• Ireland

16 Mar 11

I have seen Let the Right One In and it was very good. I think remakes of good foreign movies are are what Hollywood are banking on right now and we should see many more this year. I picked the remake Let Me In up the other day for cheaps on ebay

But I have not watched it yet, but from what I have heard it is very good and it is, for me at least the return of Hammer Horror, so I have high hopes

thezone

@thezone (9394)

• Ireland

19 Mar 11

There is a lot of Hollywood remakes coming up, I always find it interesting to see what they will do. That's an idea, dubbing a movie, sounds like something I would try

I bet some Irish and Scottish accents would work quite well

thezone

@thezone (9394)

• Ireland

27 Mar 11

I have a feeling someting like that would be a big hit on youtube, especially with the humour, you have me thinking now

Xpertcomments

@Xpertcomments (295)

• India

13 Mar 11

Well MATT, I think you don't know this but the Swedish movie and the American one too are made of the same novel. So that answers your question. Actually this novel is the base for both the movies. The Swedish novel was titled Let the right one in just as the movie but the English movie is titled Let me in....anyways both the movies are sure to be good..

MATT69AC

@MATT69AC (333)

• United States

13 Mar 11

acutely the way the movie "let me in: was better produced and it made more sense

EnslinPorter

@EnslinPorter (1718)

• Philippines

13 Mar 11

There are several movies that are quite similar. I believe the Oscar winner "The Departed" was actually based from a Hong Kong movie called "Infernal Affairs". There are horror movies in the US that were based from Asian horror films like The Ring but it has many differences unlike The Departed and Infernal Affairs. I think directors want to re-tell a certain story in their own way?

sophisticated_boy

@sophisticated_boy (1457)

• Indonesia

13 Mar 11

I haven't watched the American version, but lots of people said that the American version is respectably good, since lots of remakes doesn't do the original version justice (see : all Japanese horror remakes, well maybe except The Ring). They also do the American version of The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo directed by David Fincher, it supposed to come out later this year. Let's hope this will be good.

UmiNoor

@UmiNoor (4483)

• Malaysia

14 Mar 11

I guess nobody can be original. I've seen several movies that have similar exactly the same story line. There was one Hindi movie starring Shah Rukh Khan (I can't remember the title) which has the exact story line as the movie Nick of Time which starred Johnny Depp. And there are others too. Even Kirk Cameron's Avatar is said to be a rip-off of another Japanese anime.