Midsommar (2019)
A couple travels to Sweden to visit a rural hometown's fabled mid-summer festival. What begins as an idyllic retreat quickly devolves into an increasingly violent and bizarre competition at the hands of a pagan cult.
Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Country: USA
Directed By: Ari Aster
Written By: Ari Aster
Starring: Will Poulter, Liv Mjönes, Anna Åström, William Jackson Harper, Jack Reynor, Florence Pugh, Vilhelm Blomgren, Ellora Torchia, Archie Madekwe, Isabelle Grill, Hampus Hallberg, Rebecka Johnston
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cryteno | 65 39% |
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ABUNCHOFCATS | 92 92% |
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DC Review: Fantastic followup to Hereditary. Another showcase of Aster building up a rich world of lore and revealing a piece at a time.
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rafaelbastos | 75 34% |
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| Nov 09 | muusina | 75 40% |
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shotton25 | 70 52% |
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psim | 83 85% |
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Proof that you don't need darkness or jumpscares to make an effective horror movie if you know what you're doing. Midsommar metaphorically portrays the gruesome and draining process of ending a toxic relationship, but manages to feel almost exhilarating at times.
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| Nov 08 | sammosummo | 80 80% |
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terrymac | 76 75% |
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Very capably made and visually arresting, I liked this in the same way I liked bits of Hostel and really liked all of The Wicker Man, the two films I felt this had most in common with. An odd, occasionally hallucinatory mix of drama, horror, comedy and general oddness. It doesn't move quickly, or satisfactorily deal with all of its threads, but I really enjoyed the sense of dread and unease that developed. And Pugh was great. Looking forward to seeing what Aster does next.
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sergebarber | 5 37% |
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Ozcan | 75 22% |
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jeff_v | 64 36% |
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damper | 60 51% |
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Mr. Mocata | 80 72% |
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| Nov 03 | Prokroustis | 60 21% |
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themoviepl | 86 20% |
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uvlalid | 85 89% |
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| Nov 02 | eftalyatried | 70 0% |
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silent disco | 80 74% |
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peyrin | 90 94% |
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https://leftistcucks.wordpress.com/2019/11/03/horrorthon-2019-the-10s-retrospective/
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mistephane | 70 61% |
| Nov 01 | Kylos609 | 88 84% |
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Ringshifter | 76 65% |
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DaniFoulle | 85 85% |
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scott.mcc | 70 63% |
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brickwall | 79 75% |
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A Scandinavian fright in the broad daylight
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| Nov 01 |  |
overrated | 82 89% |
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I feel like there's lines to be drawn to Nicolas Cage films - notably the bear outfit from the Wicker Man remake, the shape of the church from Mandy, Face Off of course - but I could just be seeing random patterns like faces in trees.
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| Oct 31 | deezed | 80 62% |
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pazienzo | 53 26% |
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WasntMe | 80 88% |
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Miggs | 89 80% |
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This movie is a slow-burning mind-fuck, and I loved it.
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| Oct 30 | Mixtzin | 2 23% |
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Dalboz | 85 85% |
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Much like life and sex, it’s about the journey, not the destination. We know where we’re going, but the fun is in seeing how we get there. And it’s a fun and colorful journey. This is bright daytime horror, taking place in Sweden at Midsommar when there is very little darkness at night, which itself could be a metaphor in that we can see the end and know where we’re going. It has its flaws, but it's still a fun film.
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| Oct 29 | afda | 77 31% |
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| Oct 29 | Cigua22 | 80 80% |
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Abba | 95 97% |
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ribcage | 63 42% |
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Indulgent.
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hugsanir | 3 56% |
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sofielykke | 70 46% |
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ecenurcelik | 84 26% |
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WWallce4prez | 83 81% |
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Wildly inventive, Aster's follow up to Hereditary will surely disappoint many. Instead of the insanely effective horror of his debut, Midsommar is dread on dread with quite a bit of humor. The glorious colors are undercut by brief horrific violence, yet almost none of the acts feel totally unwarranted or evil. The shining gem of the film is Florence Pugh, who is absolutely wonderful in a portal of a deeply layered character.
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| Oct 26 | oREesv | 55 8% |
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| Oct 26 | rannydoscoe | 85 73% |
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teddi | 70 76% |
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Hadleyreis | 81 76% |
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I watched this midhöst
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tom20 | 80 70% |
| Oct 26 | T3hJohnson | 31 68% |
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constantine | 70 40% |
| Oct 26 | emrekayacob | 85 44% |
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Vicenzo | 6 44% |
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IrmaLaDouce | 30 9% |
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Yoshinaruto | 65 53% |
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After seeing Hereditary, I knew exactly what to expect with Midsommar. Aster knows what he’s doing, using a strangely colorful setting and building great tension, although it takes a while for that to happen. The backstory for the protagonist is actually great. Solid acting from Pugh. As with Hereditary, it’s disturbing to a fault. Very little was truly surprising, it wasn’t particularly “enjoyable”, and I don’t care to rewatch it. Overall I prefer Hereditary, but this is good.
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LuxNatalis | 40 24% |
| Oct 17 | dlord117 | 83 48% |
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Kingjohnbbq | 85 49% |
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the bright lsd laden imagery of this movie contrasted by the extreme visuals really makes this movie pop out at you. its creepiness is only exacerbated by how nice and quaint everyone is. the idea that the movies concept revolves around the end of an unhealthy relationship to cultivate a brighter future for the main character is pretty cool and when you watch the movie from that lense, I feel it helps you to understand it alot more.
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This movie doesn't know what it wants to be is it horror? gore? drama ? suspense? student's project?... Wicker man would have liked this amount of production and money; still really boring, the prologue it's unnecessary the main male character it's a joke, non-relatable and untalented. I hate this sweden folk aesthetic makes it feel like a grandma's movie, worst 2 hours wasted in a movie theater. I give this a 5 because I laughed so much at the pretentious stupid moments.
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Pretty wild!
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I really liked the aesthetics of this movie, but I just don't like realistic gore. It's disturbing.
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peekingpanda | 65 79% |
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bookhouseboy | 57 79% |
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#19#, exp3, rw3, story, ratings
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| Oct 10 |  |
luord | 86 94% |
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Aster conjures an atmosphere of dread and unease with as much skill as he did in "Hereditary", but with around ninety percent less unintentional comedy. The movie is a masterful exercise of worming inside the audience's mind, and that it refuses to make a serious judgment on its horrific ending makes it all the more uncomfortable.
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Stradivarius | 85 83% |
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fatiherdem | 80 86% |
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Ytadel | 7 82% |
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Just once there should be a movie about a seemingly creepy-ass cult where it turns out it was actually totally chill the whole time and the cult is all super benign and you were like being totally prejudgmental in thinking some creepy ass shit was gonna go down
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| Oct 10 | Corganist | 70 22% |
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fth1121 | 74 26% |
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Ametrine | 4 64% |
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Ari Aster learned from the mistakes of Hereditary and delivered an even more indelible, grotesque emotional journey in his sophomore effort. The story and imagery are brutal and horrific, yet they're presented in such a calming, inviting way that it's almost oddly pleasant, which just makes it all the more unsettling. One of the best horror films I've seen in a long time. It left me speechless, with a knowing sense that it will be haunting me for some time to come.
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| Oct 09 | Ravachol | 80 57% |
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nanoth | 89 79% |
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Sissy Boy | 70 75% |
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b4con | 90 84% |
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