Although this movie is drawn out at times, that's almost any good movie you watch nowadays. All the crybabies in the reviews below me don't understand how to interpret and watch a movie correctly. The movie is a slow burn, which is good and bad in some ways, I don't mind them if they keep me interested; and this movie does just that while also keeping the audience entertained with eerie music, creepy vibes, and some dark humor. Midsommar is unlike any other and requires a good amount of focus while watching. There's also a lot of hidden symbols and interesting background events that occur throughout the film. This movie also portrays some of the best for shadowing in a film I think I've ever seen. And the best part of the movie is the acting. All the characters were believable and excellent choices for the roles given. The only reason this isn't a 10/10 is because of the slow pace but if you can deal with it then I highly recommend it to not the generic horror jump-scare fest fans, but ones that understand more complex movies rather than paranormal activity.
Review of Midsommar
