This movie was unironically perfect, thanks for the rec Zig Forums

This movie was unironically perfect, thanks for the rec Zig Forums

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It's themes of isolation, yearning and companionship really resonated with my angsty self.

Now watch Ginger Snaps.

watch border next

based

the remake was better

Things change when you come to two realizations-
>The main character is doomed to the exact same fate as the old guy. Spending his whole life moving from place to place, murdering people to feed is waifu, until he eventually kills himself to keep from getting caught. He's the ultimate simp.
>The vampire character's lines talking about "not being a girl" weren't just to say he's a vamp. In the original novel, he's a biologically male unic. His genitals were removed as part of the ritual that made him a vamp.

The creator confirmed that Oscar becomes a vampire after the end of the movie & essentially marries Eli

[citation needed]
nice fanfiction bro

Same Author I wish they made a Littlestar movie I always pictured Teres looking like a young Saoirse Ronan

was that in paperwalls? I never read it but heard there was a bit that had to do with LTROI

post proofs

Be honest: did you pause when they showed it?

lol yeah

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Swedish version had the cuter boy
American version had the cuter girl

> Oskar shouted "no" and Eli is awakened by the shout. Eli kills Lacke and thanks Oskar by kissing him in the lips in a true love kiss. He is distraught when Eli is about to leave. While Oskar was almost drowned by his bullies, Eli comes back for him and kills all of Oskar's tormentors, except for one that was reluctant. The two decide to run away together and leave Blackeberg for good. And after that, it is implied that Oskar has now become a vampire and is still with Eli in Barcelona during 2008 and still no one can ever find them, and it is said to be that they are very much happy together as a couple.
> Lindqvist wrote a short story called "Let the Old Dreams Die" that served as this. It reveals that Eli turns Oskar into a vampire after getting off the train. The two are spotted together in 2008, still as kids. Lindqvist wrote this as a way to confirm that Eli wasn't 'grooming' Oskar into being her helper.

Showed what? Oskar in his underwear?

In the books Oskar has a pissball

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cute

>his "source" is fandom.com
kek I was just kidding about fanfic before

Pause implies the movie no?

He literally wrote a short story sequel to the movie dude

Original version: KINO
American version: Cringe

Why do americans have problems watching movies not in their native language? (English/Spanish)

most Americans want their movie freedom flavored, in the language Jesus spoke, modern day English

Techinically would this be classified as a straight or gay couple?

to be fair Chloe Moretz was in her prime and they had to immortalize her hebe essence in someway before she turned into a giant monster

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>he literally wrote fanfiction
gotchya

kek

Word of God means it’s canon

Retcons count as fanfiction.

>Eli literally says he’s a guy multiple times
>Oskar still doesn’t care and falls even in more in love with him
He’s gay.

It’s not a retcon when the movie literally shows that Eli never left since he killed all of the bullies at the swimming pool. They flat out show you that they will get together.

They get together alright, and like I said, Oskar becomes another aging simp like the old man.

Movies are a form of entertainment, not a "work", who's form of experience is to be dictated.
I'll watch in any fucking language I want, because it is my brain to be entertained, not you or the """artist's""" whatever retarded desires to be fulfilled.

Canonically he remains 12 since both are vampires.

Retcons don't get to count as canon. He wrote thr short story purely because he felt bad that the original ending intentionally implied Oskar becomes another old simp.

lmao Americans really consider it "work" to read a few subtitles

>doesn't understand what the term work means
No wonder you're seething about the English language