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1174 Global Ranking
Wins 59% of its Matchups
1924 Total UsersWho've Ranked It
41417 Total Times Ranked
13 Have It At #1
153 Have It In Their Top 20
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Directed By Ari Aster Ari Aster Starring Florence Pugh Florence Pugh • Jack Reynor Jack Reynor • Will Poulter Will Poulter • William Jackson Harper William Jackson Harper • Liv Mjönes Liv Mjönes Genres Folk Horror • Horror Studios &Franchises A24 Films • They Shoot Zombies, Don't They? Top 1000 Horror Movies Release Info 2019-07-03T00:00:00Z July 3, 2019 Color • 140 minutes R see more films from 2019 ► see more about this film on our blog ►
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Midsommar vs. Iron Man 2
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Midsommar vs. Us
dzikrika said on 5/24/2022
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TC2012 on 10/30/2019 Reply · Like · (0 likes)
Another thought-provoking film from Ari Aster. It really challenges the viewer much like Hereditary but in a very different manner. Aster really knows how to communicate through the art of film.
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Eagleskywalker87 on 12/2/2019 Reply · Like · (0 likes)
A cinematic masterpiece! Fantastic filmmaking, character writing and themes all placed in an eerie and surreal environment!
nobletimothy13 on 2/15/2020 Reply · Like · (2 likes)
I can see why Ari Astor is a horror auteur, but after Hereditary and this... he's clearly not my cup of tea
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cine_matic on 9/27/2021 Reply · Like · (2 likes)
Now that's what I'm talking about. I must be the only person who thought Hereditary was mediocre at best. But Midsommar is some great stuff.
Beremans on 1/21/2022 Reply · Like · (2 likes)
I don't get why people talk about this movie as though it's some kind of fucked up snuff film; I have genuinely gotten bigger scares from some of those low-budget Edgar Allan Poe adaptations from the 60s starring Vincent Price than I have ever gotten from Midsommar.
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