Midsommar

Rating: 7/10 (3 February 2020)

I've previously seen Hereditary and it was one of the best movies in 2018 so seeing this movie from Ari Aster, my expectations were high. Although I have to say it is not on the same level, it is still a pretty good psychological horror. The cinematography is so gorgeous which makes it all so much more contrasting and horrific. The sound is always spot on but Florence Pugh was the true heart of this movie. She has such a wide range of emotions, is subtle when has to be subtle but makes a big perfect scene when she has too. Demonstrating all her skills, she'll go far in the industry! Still think she should've been nominated for this role instead of Little Women but I guess the important thing is that she's nominated. The screenplay is fantastic, setting up the movie in a suspenseful way. It didn't feel slow-paced to me, more like medium-paced, if that's a thing, since it always had something to grab my attention, Truly recommend it you go see it and like "he" says, try to keep an open mind about it!