Midsommar
Horror • R • 2019 • 2 hr 27 min
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I saw someone else describe it as disturbing, sinister, and bizarre. That perfectly sums up this movie.
Psychologically unsettling and amazing storytelling.
Actually watched it again and the camera work is aesthetically creepy. You’ll be feeling very uncomfortable at parts, but that’s the point
Brilliantly disturbing. The juxtaposition between the dark theme and the bright setting/cinematography/wardrobe is fascinating.
Awesome trippy horror, set in the DAY that doesn’t rely on jump scares.
Very tense, disturbing and uncontrollable cult movie. Can’t deny the quality but was confused for a lot of this movie.
A deeply horrifying decent into darkness. Outstanding set and performances
This is edging amazing for me as the wonderful cinematography and gorgeous realism of this picture is truely phenomenal
One of only two movies that have actually traumatized me. 10/10. Would wreck my mental health again.
Super cool and super weird. I love cult shenanigans
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