Where: at home
With: by myself
Date of Viewing: February 07, 2012
Genre: sci-fi, horror, thriller
Personal Blahs:
WARNING: Do not eat while watching this movie. 
An alternate world where blood drinkers are normal, and humans are hunted – scary isn’t it? Being a vampire defies nature, and when there are no more blood to spill, the population would be wiped out. But not all vampires are to be feared; rarely, one who insists on saving the humans appear, as shown in the movie. The hematologist wanted to find a cure that would be the alternative to drinking human blood, but found out a better discovery. The plot was alright, but excitement is a rare commodity. 
My Rating: ★★★☆
. I’d say I love the movie from a family person perspective because it focused on how far a father would go for his child, despite the time lapse since the Suzie went missing. Lindsay too, was a brave sister who put herself in danger just to find out the truth. But what can I say about the ending? LAME! Her unfinished business was the boy? 
Oh c’mon! How about your family who did everything in their power to bring your death to justice? Kids..
. The movie was supposedly shot at Paris, which Grace was looking forward to all her high school life. The trip was planned to be taken with her best friend Emma, a “dumb” blonde but because their parents’ insisted that the stepsister go along, they obliged. The plot was common and mediocre, with the theme of having an exact look-a-like taking the place of the other. Still, it was fun to see how all of them found love (in different ways) despite the problems they were facing. I wasn’t into the part where no justice was served, even though it was found out that Grace was an impostor. 
Obviously, the heiress was plain selfish and Grace was viewed to be all goody-goody, but the girls still did a bad thing – pretending to be who they weren’t! There should have been action undertaken for that. In the end, all three girls found the love of their lives – Emma, right where she belonged and realizing she had the best one all along; Meg, someone who helped her unburden all those feelings she kept with the death of her mother; and Grace, who understood that being different is not bad at all.
The plot was okay, a bit predictable maybe, but it was enough to keep me going. This is one of ’em, “the-good-guys-turn-out-to-be-the-bad-guys type of movie. I badly want to speak Russian! The language is cool, and so are their names. There were a lot of errors noted, but I must say I enjoyed watching.
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