"Midsommar" Movie From "Hereditary" Director (Discussion Thread)
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Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Should have been the title.cacs
i get she was in a HORRIBLE space when homeboy was giving her a rundown of the shyt, but the moment i saw the first photo i woulda been like "this some cult shyt, im good fam 
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"On amazon prime. I got some time for now3rd
Yeah it’s a crazy slow burn, not even the right word to use for this movie. I find myself always doing something else while it’s playing. I found getting really lit helping with the experience. I don’t really love it myself but it’s interesting
shyt was weird to say the least. i can see hoe being fukked up would enhance the experience
not a fan of movies where ppl throw common sense completely out the window. the wailing was both funny and annoying
not a fan of movies where ppl throw common sense completely out the window. the wailing was both funny and annoying
I forgot to mention I watched this a while back.
Things I liked:
1. Cinematography/directing was amazing. The bathroom/plane transition was
2. How colorful and (for lack of a better word) cheerful this horror movie was.
3. The death scenes reminded me of "Hannibal". Very creative. Say what you want about Ari Aster but between the suicide scene in this, and the car/pole scene in "Hereditary"....he knows how to film a death scene.
Things I thought were wack:
How unrealistic the reactions were. Two of the main characters just seen two old people stage dive off a cliff....and their first thought is to argue over some stupid ass college paper?
Her boyfriend being told "drink this" with no idea what it was....then being told "it'll lower your inhibitions" (or however it was worded)....and dude is like
and drinks it.
This movie is like if they took a classic horror movie and inserted the worst stereotypical dumb teens from a random 90's slasher flick.
Lastly, and most irritatingly, nobody even tried to escape. Out of the main characters I mean. The foreign couple did, but they also spazzed out during the cliff scene. So they were already on the chopping block. The rest of the characters were allowed to freely road the compound and never made any effort to bounce. shyt was silly as fukk. I realize "we're stuck in a remote/dangerous area and the car won't start" is a worn out horror movie trope but god damn man....the car was sitting right there in several scenes.
In closing:
i know it probably seems like I hated it....and I didn't like. But it was different and creative. It gets points for that. But I thought "Hereditary" was 100x better. Regardless, I'm gonna check for everything Ari Aster does because he has a unique vision when it comes to horror.
Fred.
Things I liked:
1. Cinematography/directing was amazing. The bathroom/plane transition was
2. How colorful and (for lack of a better word) cheerful this horror movie was.
3. The death scenes reminded me of "Hannibal". Very creative. Say what you want about Ari Aster but between the suicide scene in this, and the car/pole scene in "Hereditary"....he knows how to film a death scene.
Things I thought were wack:
How unrealistic the reactions were. Two of the main characters just seen two old people stage dive off a cliff....and their first thought is to argue over some stupid ass college paper?
Her boyfriend being told "drink this" with no idea what it was....then being told "it'll lower your inhibitions" (or however it was worded)....and dude is like
and drinks it. This movie is like if they took a classic horror movie and inserted the worst stereotypical dumb teens from a random 90's slasher flick.
Lastly, and most irritatingly, nobody even tried to escape. Out of the main characters I mean. The foreign couple did, but they also spazzed out during the cliff scene. So they were already on the chopping block. The rest of the characters were allowed to freely road the compound and never made any effort to bounce. shyt was silly as fukk. I realize "we're stuck in a remote/dangerous area and the car won't start" is a worn out horror movie trope but god damn man....the car was sitting right there in several scenes.
In closing:
i know it probably seems like I hated it....and I didn't like. But it was different and creative. It gets points for that. But I thought "Hereditary" was 100x better. Regardless, I'm gonna check for everything Ari Aster does because he has a unique vision when it comes to horror.
Fred.
Purposely blow your high my weed head brehs.
Imma burn u in a bear suit brah
Just watched this bullshyt and it couldn’t have been more underwhelming 
Wasn’t scary at all and even the gore scenes were pretty mild. I mean yeah some old dude got bludgeoned to death. But I’ve seen paper cuts more gruesome than that
Overall a sorely disappointing movie with an even more disappointing storyline
Wasn’t scary at all and even the gore scenes were pretty mild. I mean yeah some old dude got bludgeoned to death. But I’ve seen paper cuts more gruesome than that
Overall a sorely disappointing movie with an even more disappointing storyline