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    Twilight; Let the Right One In

    Attention all 13-year old female readers of our newspaper and listeners to this station. Run, do not walk, to the nearest multi-plex playing Twlight. That's the screen version of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling potboiler, about a principal vampire and the girl who loves him... By happy happenstance, a remarkable fine and genuinely frightening movie about a teenage vampire is playing in a dozen or so cities around the country. Let the Right One In, in Swedish with English subtitles, was directed by Tomas Alfredson from John Lindqvist's adaptation of his own novel. This time the roles are reversed...

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    By Joe Morgenstern • Nov 22, 2008 • 4m Listen

    Attention all 13-year old female readers of our newspaper and listeners to this station. Run, do not walk, to the nearest multi-plex playing Twlight. That's the screen version of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling potboiler, about a principal vampire and the girl who loves him...

    By happy happenstance, a remarkable fine and genuinely frightening movie about a teenage vampire is playing in a dozen or so cities around the country. Let the Right One In, in Swedish with English subtitles, was directed by Tomas Alfredson from John Lindqvist's adaptation of his own novel. This time the roles are reversed...

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