>Eli is a boy named Elias who was castrated when he was turned into a vampire over 200 years ago. He dresses in female clothing and is perceived by outsiders as a young girl.
I really liked this movie until I read this, knowing that the youthful love story was really just tranny fetish ruins it for me
Why do female human X male monster romances always end happily, but male human X female monster stories always end with the monster being killed or banished or revealed to be truly evil the whole time?
In both American versions it's just a little girl because they know why people are tuning in.
Why are they tuning in
>really like the novel
>heard that they are remaking it as a tv show
>see pic related
Why do they have to blackwash every single character?
Wait, what? Isn't there a scene where they turn around and have a vagina? I never watched the scene particularly closely and it's just a flash but this doesn't match my memory.
Apparently Eli got captured by a faggot rich vampire back in the day. He cut his penis and drank his blood or something, but he never made a vagina or anything like that. It just described as a scar.
>Hey user, can I come in?
What do?
I don't know about the book, I've just seen the movie and the vampire turns around naked at one point.
It's been a while since I watched the movie, but there's isn't a vagina involved or anything. They were even going to film the castration scene, literally cutting a pig's penis away, but they felt sorry for the pig and gave up on it.
In the movie they show her crotch and it’s like a weird scar. Apparently in the book she’s a castrated boy but they cut that part from the movie aside from the shot I mentioned
For the vampire girl obviously. It's a vampire movie.
Gay. My estimation of Let The Right One In as a quality movie just fucking plummeted.
makes it way better. if you were actually straight you'd understand.
Hey user, at least it wasn't a tranny shit by choice, which are kids are doing today. So that's okay in my book.
S-She's cute!
I don't even consider Eli a tranny. He was a victim, nothing else.
Also, it's a girl acting in the movie. On today "standards", that would be a tranny kid for sure
I agree, user
I'll be tuning in. The girl is cute.
There are two american versions?
Yes. A movie and a series.
As far as I know there's one movie with Chloë Grace Moretz (called "Let Me In") where she's a biological girl, and the TV show. I think it will come out this year, if already hasn't.
Fuck off.
The novel explores a little bit more, but he acts and dresses like a girl more out of convenience. There's also his caretaker, some older guy who's literally in love with him.