Let the Right One In- Håkan Falls From Hospital Window Clip

[aqworldsplayer100]

"Let Me In" Is a new take on the story, but still its like the "What if's?" of Let The Right One In, like "What if Håkan was actually a boy when he met Eli?" Then the story would play out with Owen/Oskar being the new Caretaker to Abby/Eli and the cycle DOES repeat itself. Other then that, the other "What If's" Are still there, and it shapes the story into a different alternate then the book or this movie, making both films better.

[GreenShark4]

I lol'd so hard, (insert growth pun here)!

[SiLvErWiNdZX]

Bitch pushed my soul mate out the window D:<.

[chloelee12]

I like both of the films they each have their own little qaurks.

But this one gets some major points for being ballsy enough to show the acid face

[goosebumpsguy]

Cool.

[BluMunday]

Am I the only person dying over laughter at this scene!?

[Conorilla]

@BluMunday Yes.

[PeckerwoodBboy]

@BluMunday Oh,no you didn't...

[AlwaysDreamChaser]

@BluMunday well it depends on the mood

[dudeimchloe]

@Hejzwej

he poured acid over his face.

[Hejzwej]

what's happened to that dude's face?

[krzycolombian]

yay...

[CatLives9]

He looked....worse in "Let Me In".

[AngusSgXD]

@CatLives9 hakans burns are not how the book describe them to be, here its more accurate

[Rockmaster2112]

Considering that he's a pedophile and a serial killer, I really have no sympathy for this man.

[hagenar]

@Rockmaster2112 Eli is asexual. Håkan is/was Eli's friend, in the exact same manner as Oskar. Oskar will do things to help her, and will also grow old. That's perhaps the most disturbing part of the film. By loving Eli, he dooms himself to the same fate as Håkan.

Eli doesn't age, but the cycle repeats itself.

[BiGRiCeD]

@hagenar That theory is up to interpretation to anyone who watches the movie, but the novel clearly states that Eli truly loves Oskar and isn't just using him as a slave. JAL himself said that we are free to view the story however we want, but Oskar being Eli's new caretaker wasn't what he intended when writing the book.

Let Me In, however, makes that theory true.

[Rockmaster2112]

@hagenar I'm just going by what the book says, and it says that Hakan is a pretty rotten character

[ihategordonstoun]

@Rockmaster2112 is he though? shes 212 years old in a different light she would be considered the pedo and it never actually says but horrifically enough i think thats gunna end up being oskar : ( best movie ive ever seen btw XD

[Rockmaster2112]

@ihategordonstoun Well let me check for a sec, ok it says in a book vs Movie comparison In the book you quickly learn that Håkan is a pedophile who once used to work as a schoolteacher, but after being confronted with his crimes, he left all that was once his common life behind and started a “New” life with Eli who he somehow found along the way. Meeting Eli pushes him one step further, after all when we first meet him he is not only a pedophile, he’s also a serial killer."

[ihategordonstoun]

@Rockmaster2112 ooooooooooooo my bad XD i was just going on the movie i havent been able to find the book aaanywere still looking. hmm i wonder why the movie didnt elaborate on that maybe it was a little to dark thanks though im not being sarcastic i genuienly find that interesting its an incredible story

[LukeFFabre]

@ihategordonstoun I finished the novel last night: INCREDIBLE!!!

[ihategordonstoun]

@LukeFFabre REALLY !!!! AHHH YOUR SO LUCKY and thank god ! usually im dissapointed by one or the other when i read a book i always hate the movie and when a i see a movie then read the book it just doesnt quite slot into place and i find ive already established charector faces wich is super frustrating going into a book. BUUUUUT i need to read it ( : dont supose i could steal it from you XD

[LukeFFabre]

@ihategordonstoun XD I searched everywhere in my area for the book, but then I just ordered it lol You could try Amazon! That's where I got mine. You won't be disappointed if you like the movie :)

[os99]

Thanks for posting this! The film is brilliant