"Midsommar" is one strange film.

I just saw it on Amazon last night.

It prompted me to think of the allure presented by dangerous cults in the real world.
Although, in this film, the cult was clearly born from ancient paganism.
It tasted "sweet in the mouth, but soured in the belly."

@wolfe63 said
I just saw it on Amazon last night.

It prompted me to think of the allure presented by dangerous cults in the real world.
Although, in this film, the cult was clearly born from ancient paganism.
It tasted "sweet in the mouth, but soured in the belly."

@divegeester said
But is it worth the time to watch it?

@wolfe63 said
It is a quality production.
The story is interesting and unpredictable.
The cinematography and scenery are first rate.

So, in short, it's worth a viewing.

A Swedish word - what is the film about?

@torunn said
A Swedish word - what is the film about?

@torunn said
A read a review - he had many good things to say about the film, no objections really except it was a bit sad to see our Midsommar traditions demolished. It may be a bit dark for me so I won't see it.

@wolfe63 said
Awwww...
I don't think the film was, in any way, a negative reflection of Sweden's true festive culture. I'm sorry if you felt that I was celebrating it along those lines.

I think it was an interesting story about a pagan cult. The setting just happened to be in Sweden. The story could have just as easily been transposed into the mountains of Japan, Finland or Idaho.

I'm not sure where it was filmed. It was quite beautiful there in any case.