It's not so much scary as it is disturbing. It's as about as close as you can get to experiencing a bad mushroom trip without actually injecting any shrooms.
Will’s character was the stupidest, yet also the savviest. When they finally arrive at the village, he mutters, "Are we stopping off in Waco first?" He senses the danger before anyone else.
As a swedish person can i just say that it's absolutely true that it's basically daylight at 9pm in the summer specifically around June and July there is like 4 hours of darkness and far up north the sun doesn't set
I saw it last week and I'm still thinking about it. Truly disturbing, cathartic, rousing and eery. Hereditary left me thinking and I'm still thinking but in a different way
Chestney Chiller yeah but people who can't handle anything remotely disturbing or creepy etc will most likely find it scary, I think its more the concept and idea of what's happening in the film that's scary opposed to the actual scenes.
It's very much a psychological horror film. It messes with your mind as you watch these beautifully dressed people look so happy and carefree, spliced in with dead bodies crushed faces, then back to blissful living. So disturbing.
I can't help but wonder if this movie has negatively affected the Swedish tourism industry. I mean, as a Norwegian person I know what parts of the movie are real and which parts are fake, but someone who's not from Scandinavia might not be able to tell all the time.
@@Danniessa Midsummer festival is real. Many people celebrate it every june. Maypole dancing and singing etc. Except all the cult/murdering thing. Btw the movie is filmed in Hungary.
It's so crazy because the group only does it every 90 years, but how long has the group been around? No one was alive for the last one because they only go until 71 before jumping off the cliff. Why is the group so quiet?! How does everyone know what to do all the time? How is this group sustainable? I desperately wanted to read Josh's notes (the anthropologists) to figure them out as well!!!!!!
wait.. if Midsommar happens every 92 years, what happens to the elders that reach 72 years (within the 92 years). Do they have to wait for suicide? is this a fair question?
The Midsommar festival actually happens every year. The elders' suicide (senicide) is something that can happen during any Midsommar festival. The once-every-90-years thing (not 92 btw) is strictly in reference to the sacrifice at the temple. In other words, they only go on their murder spree every 90 years. I also noticed that 90 is equal to 5x18, and 18 is their base unit for lifetime seasons (each "season" is 18 years).
Saying it only happens every 90 years is a hook they use. Pelle has brought people before to be killed. Hence the elder greeting him saying he picks good people.
@@yolandaray6862 But it could also mean he brings women/men to reproduce. Due to keep them away from being too incestuous. Maybe not necessarily kill them but like what they did to Dani lovebombing them to join the cult.
can we talk about how good will looks for a second
His eyebrows
Yes...yes we can...I fucking love him ❤
Yes... absolutely
Apparently he was bullied on Twitter for being ugly. Like... HOW THE HELL DOES THAT HAPPEN?!
OOFER GANG wait what? People really have nothing better to do
Now i understand why Florence was never in those kind of interviews. After she did this she just started to film "Little Women"! What a Queen!
it also really messed with her head when she filmed this and there's a part of me that thinks she wants to forget it.
It's not so much scary as it is disturbing. It's as about as close as you can get to experiencing a bad mushroom trip without actually injecting any shrooms.
Who injects shrooms?
Lmao so true.... I was drunk after watching the movie.. i keep stumbling while walking to the toilet
That part very disturbing!
Injecting shrooms would definitely lead to a bad trip
@@rebeccataylor9573 😭 that's what I was thinking
Will’s character was the stupidest, yet also the savviest. When they finally arrive at the village, he mutters, "Are we stopping off in Waco first?" He senses the danger before anyone else.
He was my favorite character. Seemed like a real person just vaping away every scene
I didn't know the actor who played Mark is British. Wow! He does a great American accent.
Florence Pugh is British too ^^ and Jack Raynor is actually Irish lol
As a swedish person can i just say that it's absolutely true that it's basically daylight at 9pm in the summer specifically around June and July there is like 4 hours of darkness and far up north the sun doesn't set
Nice! Same here in Alaska in certain parts. The more ya know!
No offence, but I’m never going to Sweden after watching this
@@taylortea3429 it's cute that you think you have a choice in the matter
😊
@@PhoeniksStorm 😣
I saw it last week and I'm still thinking about it. Truly disturbing, cathartic, rousing and eery. Hereditary left me thinking and I'm still thinking but in a different way
Grace Jin so u r saying midsommar is more disturbing than hereditary
will is so attractive and adorable and oh my gosh i love him
But he will piss all over your dead ancestors....
He's British-
I had no idea.
He was hilarious in Narnia as the cousin Eustace.
Seen this movie. It's something else. Not something for people who don't like scary movies.
It’s not scary tho
Chestney Chiller yeah but people who can't handle anything remotely disturbing or creepy etc will most likely find it scary, I think its more the concept and idea of what's happening in the film that's scary opposed to the actual scenes.
It's very much a psychological horror film. It messes with your mind as you watch these beautifully dressed people look so happy and carefree, spliced in with dead bodies crushed faces, then back to blissful living. So disturbing.
Will BEEFED up out of nowhere
I can't help but wonder if this movie has negatively affected the Swedish tourism industry. I mean, as a Norwegian person I know what parts of the movie are real and which parts are fake, but someone who's not from Scandinavia might not be able to tell all the time.
please do enlighten us and tell us which parts are real and which ones aren't so we know
@@Danniessa The scenery is real, all the crazy murdering hippie folk are fake....
@@Danniessa Midsummer festival is real. Many people celebrate it every june. Maypole dancing and singing etc. Except all the cult/murdering thing. Btw the movie is filmed in Hungary.
It's so crazy because the group only does it every 90 years, but how long has the group been around? No one was alive for the last one because they only go until 71 before jumping off the cliff. Why is the group so quiet?! How does everyone know what to do all the time? How is this group sustainable? I desperately wanted to read Josh's notes (the anthropologists) to figure them out as well!!!!!!
Vilhelm's voice is so soothing 😧
Here I was before I watched it like “I’ll watch it during the day so I won’t be as scared” well...
This movie wasn't as bad as I thought. Was more trippy than scary. Was one of those movies that was calling out to me, demanding that I watch it.
The way Pele tells everyone what the Midsommar festival and what his village is like is a little chilling after watching the movie.
Can’t wait!!!
Do yourself a huge favor and save your money;)
Mmmm wills arms ;)
I went to the bathroom for 2 seconds I got back and the credits rolledn
You must have gone when shit was really going down, no pun intended
Me too. I saw them opening that bear up and I was like perfect time to pee cause I don’t want to see them open the guy up
Eustace!
wait.. if Midsommar happens every 92 years, what happens to the elders that reach 72 years (within the 92 years). Do they have to wait for suicide? is this a fair question?
The Midsommar festival actually happens every year. The elders' suicide (senicide) is something that can happen during any Midsommar festival. The once-every-90-years thing (not 92 btw) is strictly in reference to the sacrifice at the temple. In other words, they only go on their murder spree every 90 years. I also noticed that 90 is equal to 5x18, and 18 is their base unit for lifetime seasons (each "season" is 18 years).
@@johnwinkowski3154 Man, perfect explanation. thanks... guess I was too shocked to have retained this information during the movie. lol
@@johnwinkowski3154 c
Saying it only happens every 90 years is a hook they use. Pelle has brought people before to be killed. Hence the elder greeting him saying he picks good people.
@@yolandaray6862 But it could also mean he brings women/men to reproduce. Due to keep them away from being too incestuous. Maybe not necessarily kill them but like what they did to Dani lovebombing them to join the cult.
Goddamn Will Poulter is hot as hell ❤
Don’t mind me watching the bts in to hide the trauma
No safe time to watch it for sure. It’s going to be boring and bland no matter when you see it.
Want to take that back now? If in fact you actually saw it.
@@floraposteschild4184 Some folks can only watch movies they can eat popcorn to.