Which Vampire Girl was Better?

I saw the remake of Let The Right One In... Let Me In, the other night. I have to say that I was scared of this remake, but I wanted to give this a shot.

And the verdict: It is the best of all remakes so far, but it was completely unnecessary.

Here's my bullet point review:

• The two teen characters are good. They embodied the whole outsider thing down to a T. But unlike the original characters, they didn't really push the creepiness and sadness of the movie.
• The "father/killer" was too vocal in the US version. The original "father/killer" was something more. He gave you fear and fright. But in the US version, you got a little more compassion.
• The bullies were better in the remake.
• I was not happy that they made the Owen's dad straight. In the original, the dad was living with a man. In this version, it was very clear that he was with a woman.
• The CGI sucked.
• The Owen/Oskar character was not as creepy as the original version. Actually, I loved Oskar, because he was a bit disturbing.
• Most scenes were very tight with the original, and they even added some new things that were okay.
• This version told a story, but in clumps; not as connected as the first.
• The feel of the movie was nice, similar to the original.
• This was the best version of American vampire movies I've seen in awhile.
• In all, it was a good remake.