My MPAA Rating, PG-13: Strong bloody horror violence, string language, sexual situations, frightening/disturbing moments of intense bloody violence, strong bullying, and teen smoking

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I would see this... when I'm 18... it looks PG-13. The trailer scared me a little...

I saw it on pay-per-view with a couple friends at a scary sleepover. A few minutes into watching it my 7 year old sister came from bed to watch with us, it wasn't really scary, so we let her watch. BIG MISTAKE! There was a scene Common sense didnt mention when dissasembled body parts fall into a pool. Dont let kids under 14 see this!

Chloe Moretz and Kodi Smit-Mc-Phee star in the first vampire movie I've seen that's worth sitting through. The plot is much more complex than that of the Twilight series, and certainly a lot more gory. The acting and relationship between the two main characters is top-notch, but the movie seems to tear through a little too quickly, and doesn't exactly delve into the complex ideas raised within the movie. If you're not a vampire-romance lover, this is the movie for you. The acting alone makes it worth watching.

Very good movie, but it's not for little ones. Not at all.

Let me in was a pretty good movie. The violence wasnt too up close and the few scenes where it was, well, just close ur eyes. The movie had nothing a mature teen couldnt handle. Im 13 and i dont have high tolerance for violence and blood, but this movie was a lot less scary then i thought it would be. The language is what u wud hear at a high school now, so its fine. Its a decent movie i wud recomend to anyone 13+

It was eh. Not nearly as scary as I thought it'd be. Some parts were very grotesque, but nothing was jump in your seat scary. The movie is dimply lit and gives it a very depressing feeling, and the two main actors were very quiet. Lots of bones snapping done by the girl, and the bullies who abused Owen did horrific things and made your heart melt :( Not very scary though. Not what I expected, and got a bit bored throughout the movie.

Let Me In is a remake of the Swedish film, Let the Right One In, which is based off the Swedish novel of the same name. I'm a fan of the book and if you read the book, the movie will probably be a bit more eerie. The Father and Abby's relationship in the book was much different than it is in the movie and far more disturbing. You can probably already tell what the relationship is by that. I like the changes they made to that part of the script. The violence is kind of heavy but really won't affect anyone over the age of twelve. The atmosphere is really the creepiest part of the film which is Owen's dark life in which he is kind of abandoned. His parents are divorced and he lives with his mother, who is depressed. He is constantly bullied and the bullying scenes are incredibly difficult to watch and disturbing. There is one instance in which a breast is seen but is very quick. The f-word is said about five times but by a twelve-year-old kid. Very mature thirteen year olds and mature fourteen year olds should be able to handle it. B+.