Anybody find the plotline with Sam Neill and his daughter predictable? I really wished they delved into the issue of human vs vampire. Not everyone in the film wanted to be human. What if someone didn't want to accept the cure and become human? That would have made for a far better film. I found the ending confusing too.

the cure was a complete cop out.

1. I thought it started off really strong with setting-up the vampire world.

2. At some point the dialogue became really clunky and took me out of the film. That and Dafoe seemed to be acting in a different flick with his pseudo-Ash Williams awesomeness.

3. The last third of the film became nothing but predictable.

Frankly, from the trailers, I was expecting a lot more encounters with the sub-siders. The one we got in the home invasion scene was pretty well done, but aside from that all we got were teases. The concept was set up well at the start, but then the film just plodded along. However, I did especially like the scene where the starved vampires would feed off of the cured ones, be cured themselves, and then be fed on by the remaining vampires. I should note that I happened to see this and Legion around the same time. That film makes Daybreakers look like goddamn Citizen Kane.