Chloë Grace Moretz : Chloe Grace Moretz's Performance in "LET ME IN"

wow!

I know, right?

It was exceptional, Kodi's was a bit better though.






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I'd say it's the best I've seen her do. The only problem is that the original was so good that the remake was kind of pointless. Good movie, but the first one was great.

And by the way, why are we made to feel sorry for this girl who seems to feel NO qualms about being a murderer? And, worst of all, WHY does she get away with it at the end? Why do they sneak her out of town? Why didn't they look for a cure, or better yet, shove a stake through her heart?! That just burns me up. She's a murderous, ravenous vampire who gets away with what she does!

It's the same as in the book, or in the original film. It's a love story.

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It's a love story.

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So was Twilight.

Abby was a murderer and justice needed to be served.

Do you apply this to all movies/literature or just those that star Chloe?

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or just those that star Chloe?

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Yes.

Do you ponder sometimes why no one takes you seriously?

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Do you ponder sometimes why no one takes you seriously?

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Because everyone here is in denial and I'm the only one who has the guts to say it like it is?

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It's the same as in the book

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Not quite. In Let Me In movie (Chloe Moretz version) it's about a 200 year old woman falling in love with a 12 year old boy. In the book it's about two fags falling in love with each other. One of them happens to be a vampire.

"Age ain't nothin' but a number" Aaliyah

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In the book it's about two fags falling in love with each other. One of them happens to be a vampire.

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Well then it would've been a perfect vehicle for Chloe's brother and his boyfriend.

We know all of this.






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She's a vampire. So she HAS to drink blood to live. It's even stated in the movie.

"Age ain't nothin' but a number" Aaliyah

She was great.

Chloe did a great Job in "Let Me In". I was a big fan of the original but this remake was done very well.

I'm lost in development hell and my map burned up!

I actually thought that she was pretty scary in this movie.

It's her only good performance as far as i'm concerned (and The Poker House), she was pretty great. Don't what what happened after that though.

"A man chooses. A slave obeys."

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Don't what what happened after that though.

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Typecasting and bad advice from peers. THAT'S what happened.
She became perfectly content with being typecast, and she continuously received (and still receives) bad advice from the people around her. Oh, of course she'll deny that the movie she's making is garbage, but it's so obvious she knows theb68 truth and knows it's too late to back out.

If you ever wanted proof that Chloe doesn't know what she wants and is constantly being lead astray, take a look at what happened this past summer: all of a sudden, she drops out of Little Mermaid, a movie she'd been happily talking about all year, she was so happy when she found out she'd been castand then just like that, she drops out, saying she wanted to "take a break" and "rediscover her roots." Such a discovery must have happened over night, because the next time we heard from her, she agreed to star in a remake of Suspiria. Yes, ANOTHER horror remake.

So there you have it. Chloe Grace Moretz is a stupid, bumbling, gullible idiot who can't make a good decision to save her life, was a damn puppet with Hillary Clinton's hand up her keister, and is too proud and stuck-up to admit it!

Lol fair enough.

"A man chooses. A slave obeys."