Amazing and perfect

Rating: 10/10 (6 January 2020)

I confess that I became a big fan of the director when I watched Hereditary and was very anxious to know what his next job would be.
I put a lot of expectation on your new movie and I can say that it did not disappoint me.
Ari Aster handed me a movie that deals, between the lines, the relationship is worn out.
I like the beginning of the movie, because it uses time well to establish the relationship of the characters, both the main and the supporting.
The movie is also in no hurry to start acting like a thriller and horror.
The scenes that claim to be shocking take time to happen, but when they happen it is chilling.
While in Hereditary the dark environment prevails, here in Midsommar we have daylight remaining for much of the film.
For thinking that in horror movies bad things happen only at night, in this movie, it doesn't matter if it's clear.
Things happen the same way and have the same impact if it were overnight.
I loved the final scene and found it a bit like the Hereditary ending.
The triangular geometric form appears again here and the symbology it may have is quite understandable.
An ending that may not be seen as a happy ending, but in the eyes of the protagonist, is a perfect ending.