this might be my favorite movie of all time, if not very close. It's genuinely scary and heartbreaking, but also beautiful in other ways. It's the only movie to ever make me feel so many different emotions all at the same time in a great way. Theres a tension that continues to grow and grow the entire movie, and it sticks in my mind after i watch it for a long time every time. Also that cliff scene, CRAZY
At 23:49 - That is Simon, who has been "blood eagled" - it's a Viking punishment wherein they slice open his ribs from the back, pulling the lungs out. (It's supposed to be an incredibly painful way to die.) This is a punishment for ruining the moment, cursing at the Harga during the Attastupa (the ritual suicide of the elderly).
The old man who jumps to his death was a very famous model in the 1970's. There's a documentary out about him called The Most Beautiful Boy in the World
i think you understand her smile more than the people commenting. she simply snapped imo. it's rather concerning that people think dani's predicament is a good thing. she didn't find "community" or "family" she's trapped in a cult that recruited her for breeding lol.
If you look in the trees behind everyone as they carry Dani on the platform while she’s standing after being named May Queen, her sister face with the gas mask is hidden in the trees. It’s huge. You’d never notice it if you didn’t know.
At 20:20 - Christian is high on whatever they made him drink. He tried to refuse it, worried that he was going to be on a bad trip. Well... He is now on that bad trip.
@@morganransdell4821 he meant that sometimes the worst people can be hiding behind a mask of being super nice all the time but in secret/private they are actually horrible and toxic
At 27:00 - You don't know what to make of that smile. She is officially insane. She is in grave danger. Everyone from her past is dead. But she is too far gone to care. She is broken.
When she cries at the start at her parents death, she is completely alone. Her boyfriend is completely useless at comforting her. Towards the end, she cries, but has now found comfort and community. Others to share in her grief. She is not alone anymore.
At 13:28 - "Why 72? Why not something like 85?" These people have multiples of 9 as a sacred number. This feast is a 9 day feast. This particular "festival" happens every 90 years. (While the May Queen is chosen at Midsommar every year, this whole once-in-a-lifetime event happens once every 90 years.) So the parts of a life-cycle is in increments of 18 years. From birth to 18 is childhood - spring From 19 to 36 is pilgrimage - summer From 37 to 54 is labor - autumn From 55 to 72 is mentorship - winter I never said it made sense. But it is what they said it was.
At the very least, the mural showed that they were watching Dani. Either the deformed oracle kid told them Dani was a perfect may queen because of her situation, or they caused it, directly or indirectly. Either way, they knew. Pelle knew. So creepy.
@MovieFusion The actor that played Christian- Jack Reynor- *improvised running out naked.* It wasn't scripted, he was the one that suggested it: _"The sex scene for me was something that I looked at on the page and was like, 'Okay, this is something I have to do because I'm probably not going to get an opportunity to do something like this again in my career,'"_ Reynor says, explaining that he sees it as a flip on the years of sexual humiliation women have been subject to in the history of film, specifically in horror. His go-to analogy has been Wes Craven's 1972 exploitative revenge film The *Last House on the Left* wherein he argues _"none of the male actors suffer the same kind of humiliation the female actors do."_ *That's one of the reasons he wanted to appear fully nude.* In fact, he was the one who suggested it. _"There are so many scenes of sexual violence toward women in films that feature full-frontal nudity that they have to deal with,"_ he says. _"I felt that this was an opportunity for that to be turned on its head. I thought it was important for the audience to see this character coming out as vulnerable and as humiliated as possible."_ So yeah, what an absolute *legend!*
Ari Aster killing it in his sophomore project… love this movie! If you ever get the chance to watch the director’s cut, I highly recommend. It shows more of Christian & Dani’s relationship, and makes him even more unlikeable!😂 I think Dani’s smile at the end represented her acceptance into this new family- she was all in at that point. Loved your reaction!❤️
I really love your reaction so far! alot of movie reactors barely even talk throughout the video, but you're actually commenting on alot of stuff without being obnoxious. you got a new sub!
Since you've seen both of Ari Aster's films you should react to the other 2 modern-day horror directors, like Robert Eggers who made incredible movies like The VVitch and the Lighthouse and Jordan Peele who made Get Out and US
At 21:38 - "Does this happen in the real world?" Well... Part of the traditions are general Scandinavian traditions (with the May Pole and dancing to celebrate Midsummer). Part of the traditions are Viking pagan traditions. Part of the traditions are Norse pagan traditions. Part of the traditions are made up from whole cloth by Ari Aster, but the aesthetic is made to make this look hundreds of years old. So... "Does this happen in the real world?" Short answer: some yes, some no.
ari aster is so good at putting those guttural, soul wrenching sobs into the movies and making them work. in hereditary, it was the loss of charlie, then the loss of dani's whole immediate family triggered it. i love just how disconnected everyone is from dani, she's so vulnerable and needs so much help and no one is giving it to her, it's really no wonder she gets pulled into the cult immediately. his friend knew what an attestupa was, and didn't warn dani when her sister just committed suicide. christian is the worst at comforting and connecting with her when she's at her lowest, and he's supposed to be her boyfriend, who should care the most! he just leaves her hanging for all of it! even if i know she's stuck there with the harga now, she's obviously just lost her mind, but she's not feeling that weight and intense grief. she's truly free. in real life, it would be horrific, but in the setting of a movie, i feel both happy and worried for her. i know they don't really care, or i assume they don't, but at least someone is mirroring her emotions! i know it's a cult tactic, but god, i just want her to be happy and have someone understand her. i'm so conflicted about this movie, but i also love it. note: they're not grossed out by the broken leg at the attestupa, they're mirroring his cries, to feel the pain and share it with the cult. they do the same thing during christian's, uh, mating scene, and dani's screaming scene, and again at the end. the jingle bell hat is because he's been made into the jester, the fool, and he's been skinned. earlier in the movie, the harga kids are playing a game called "skin the fool."
You’ve GOT to watch things you missed and Easter eggs of Hereditary and Midsommar! They are connected and both based on Pagan Cults. Amazing how much stuff everyone misses in both movies and the connections. Same writer , director and production company.
At 13:39 - I'd be leaving after that. I hear ya. But where are they going to go? They are a four-hour drive away from the rest of humanity, not to mention a nature hike while high on psychedelic mushrooms... Where would you go? And how would you get there?
I would also argue that it’s a litmus test for the audience depending on how you react towards the ending as to how susceptible you’d be to cult tactics- which doesn’t just prey on vulnerable people though danni is a prime candidate which is why watching her smile at the end is so unsettling imo
Kudos to you for watching this. I personally really liked it but I recognize how batshit it gets 😂 so it’s always fun to see people watch it for the first time.
At 12:27 - "You're grossed out by this...?" They aren't grossed out. They are moaning sympathetically to the man's groans. The woman died instantly, so no one moaned for her.
At 3:28 - "Wait - did she take out the parents, too?" Yes. Yes, she did. Terri killed herself and her parents. In one fell swoop, Dani no longer has a sister or her parents.
For what it’s worth back in the 1600’s referencing what you said around 21:50 your husband unable to perform in bed was grounds for divorce, and to prove their verillity the couple would have to do the act in front of a group of “older” women for verification
Ok, I'm not here for the reaction... yet. I want to know if I should watch it. Yesterday, I started, got 10 minutes in... enjoying it. But I have an attention problem of late, last 5 or 6 years, so it's hard to watch anything new, or unfamiliar. But there are a tremendous amount reactions to it in my feed. So should I keep watching?
you know, something i've noticed not talked about a lot in these reactions is the fact that dani is perpetually high as a fucking KITE the entire time she's with the Harga. from the moment she sets foot on their land, someone is shoving a powerful psychedelic into her and christian's hands every ten hours or so. it's why christian went along with the mating ritual: he was fucked up beyond belief. it's why the background shifts and moves, and why dani sees her parents. it's so much harder to think rationally about the danger you're in when you're high off your ass on mushrooms.
yeah she's high as hell in a strange environment after a traumatic event. like you said that's gonna impede your judgment *and yet* in the director's cut - well into their stay after christian decides on his thesis (and most importantly after they've seen them jump off the cliffs) - she says they need to leave and he just does some more gaslighting
This is to the commenters - Ari Aster has literally said that if you think this ending is in any way happy or good for Dani, then you didn’t understand the movie at all.
They're all crying or making sex noises because they feel each other's emotions like they're one. The girl becomes one of them by the end. Dead Mark is wearing a hat like a court jester since he was always kind of a goof so that was his enemy's way (the guy who was pissed off he pissed on that tree) of still hating on him even after he took his face and wore it for awhile lol.
Great reaction as usual! Midsommar is really dope but Hereditary was the scarier movie IMO. Also have you seen House Of Wax (2006)? ! I know you’ve seen tons of slashers so thought u might wanna check that one out!
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The end with her smiling represents that after she lost her family, she gained a new one, and finally got out of a toxic relationship that she had with her scumbag boyfriend, in other words, she's free.
yeah that's totally not the ending. She's literally now been broken down mentally by a cult that manipulated her through the whole film. That last smile shows the loss of her sanity and now completely brainwashed.
You didn’t understand the movie at all. Don’t tell people this is what the ending means, because it isn’t. Sri aster has said people who think this way didn’t understand the movie at all
@@Hey_Jamie keep in mind this is what people own interpretation is of the movie rather it’s right or not it’s what they got from it and they can share their theory if they want to don’t have to be a rude ass just say what it really represents and move along you probably looked up what the director had to say don’t act like you just knew what everything meant god
Smart guy, how did he miss that they were echoing the emotions of the people as a group, and that that was the kind of empathetic reaction she needed since she was not getting that elsewhere
I know Mormons aren't like this I'm only saying when I began my mind thoughts in spiritual things that my assumption of Mormons church community Utah BYU everything Mormon was exactly like this movie cult, they are not but I grew up thinking this is what they do secretly deep within the higher ups Mormons so it always freaked me out
I like Hereditary more. Specially how Midsommar made every character not interesting or kinda difficult to wanted them to survive. The main girl annoys me so much. She is so toxic by dragging other people into her own mess. The boyfriend was dragged every single time he wanted to breakup with her (he was not a good character, but you could understand that he was with her for pitty, and not having any chance to leave) the friends are assholes and knew the situation. Its kinda difficult to care for any of them.
omitting crucial scenes and then offering the "UNCUT" version on patreon is kinda shady. the video showed alot of graphic detail, but in other parts it just skipped entire parts that were alluded to before. not really my thing, but i tried ;-)
I’m assuming you have absolutely zero idea as to how UA-cam works… I LEGALLY cannot post the full movie (or much of the movie at all) on UA-cam because it’s copyrighted work. That’s why the UA-cam edit has to be cut substantially. Nothing “shady” about literally following the law lmao. This is a reaction video. You’re supposed to watch it for my reaction not for the movie. I only include scenes where I have a vivid reaction to.
@@mjj1017 I apologize if it came across as condescending, but I feel like this just had to be said... Don't call something "shady" if you aren't properly informed on it. It's completely fine to not know everything, but that's why we don't assume things.
@@MovieFusion well, thanks and i agree, but the thing i was specifically referring to was simon's death. you can see that he is suspended over the plants, christian enters and then the beginning of the reveal and i was wondering why include that at all, if you won't show christian's or your own reaction to that. yes, fair use laws are complicated, where probably global copyright laws would come into play also, but i think you can "get away" with showing alot more with the guide of fair use.
@@mjj1017 I won't include something if it don't have a distinct reaction to it. I knew it was Simon but I wasn't like "OH MY GOD SIMON!!!", so I didn't feel the need to include it. I included the part where I did have a reaction to the scene. As is, my videos constantly get blocked and copyright claimed so no, I cannot really get away with a lot more without costing me hours upon hours of extra editing that I do not have the time for lol. 20 or so minutes of the movie is certainly enough for the UA-cam reaction.
as if after the first people jumped the normal people wouldn't just pack up and get out of there. and call the police. you're better off watching the original Wicker Man.
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*wishes for "weird shit" in this movie*
*gets more than he bargained for*
this might be my favorite movie of all time, if not very close. It's genuinely scary and heartbreaking, but also beautiful in other ways. It's the only movie to ever make me feel so many different emotions all at the same time in a great way. Theres a tension that continues to grow and grow the entire movie, and it sticks in my mind after i watch it for a long time every time. Also that cliff scene, CRAZY
At 23:49 - That is Simon, who has been "blood eagled" - it's a Viking punishment wherein they slice open his ribs from the back, pulling the lungs out. (It's supposed to be an incredibly painful way to die.) This is a punishment for ruining the moment, cursing at the Harga during the Attastupa (the ritual suicide of the elderly).
The old man who jumps to his death was a very famous model in the 1970's. There's a documentary out about him called The Most Beautiful Boy in the World
I looked him up. He was indeed a beautiful child and later an attractive young man.
At 23:54 - "Why does he have a little winter...?" Mark was a bit of an idiot. They "skinned the fool." He is wearing a jester's cap.
i think you understand her smile more than the people commenting. she simply snapped imo. it's rather concerning that people think dani's predicament is a good thing. she didn't find "community" or "family" she's trapped in a cult that recruited her for breeding lol.
The director has straight up said that people who think this is a happy ending for Dani clearly didn’t understand the movie
"Who watches Austin Powers in Sweden?" Hey, The Spy Who Shagged Me was one of my favourite movies growing up! 🇸🇪😂
If you look in the trees behind everyone as they carry Dani on the platform while she’s standing after being named May Queen, her sister face with the gas mask is hidden in the trees. It’s huge. You’d never notice it if you didn’t know.
At 20:20 - Christian is high on whatever they made him drink. He tried to refuse it, worried that he was going to be on a bad trip. Well... He is now on that bad trip.
"He could be fake nice"
The use of weaponized kindness by cults is actually terrifying to me.
And BTW MovieFusion. What exactly do you mean by “The nicest people are actually the worst kind of people.”
@@morganransdell4821 he meant that sometimes the worst people can be hiding behind a mask of being super nice all the time but in secret/private they are actually horrible and toxic
"That's not a really good place to stand" 💀😂
At 27:00 - You don't know what to make of that smile. She is officially insane. She is in grave danger. Everyone from her past is dead. But she is too far gone to care. She is broken.
When she cries at the start at her parents death, she is completely alone. Her boyfriend is completely useless at comforting her. Towards the end, she cries, but has now found comfort and community. Others to share in her grief. She is not alone anymore.
so interesting how people think this is some good ending for her. she was in a vulnerable place and this cult took advantage of that lmao.
coffin ikr lol
Haha i personally don't think it's a "good" or "happy" ending. But im just observing where I think shes coming from.
6:33 This shot symbolizes the moment her world got turned upside down.
At 13:28 - "Why 72? Why not something like 85?" These people have multiples of 9 as a sacred number. This feast is a 9 day feast. This particular "festival" happens every 90 years. (While the May Queen is chosen at Midsommar every year, this whole once-in-a-lifetime event happens once every 90 years.) So the parts of a life-cycle is in increments of 18 years.
From birth to 18 is childhood - spring
From 19 to 36 is pilgrimage - summer
From 37 to 54 is labor - autumn
From 55 to 72 is mentorship - winter
I never said it made sense. But it is what they said it was.
There's a theory that the guy who brought them there actually killed Dani's sister and parents, to get Dani specifically to come.
At the very least, the mural showed that they were watching Dani. Either the deformed oracle kid told them Dani was a perfect may queen because of her situation, or they caused it, directly or indirectly.
Either way, they knew. Pelle knew. So creepy.
@MovieFusion The actor that played Christian- Jack Reynor- *improvised running out naked.* It wasn't scripted, he was the one that suggested it: _"The sex scene for me was something that I looked at on the page and was like, 'Okay, this is something I have to do because I'm probably not going to get an opportunity to do something like this again in my career,'"_ Reynor says, explaining that he sees it as a flip on the years of sexual humiliation women have been subject to in the history of film, specifically in horror.
His go-to analogy has been Wes Craven's 1972 exploitative revenge film The *Last House on the Left* wherein he argues _"none of the male actors suffer the same kind of humiliation the female actors do."_ *That's one of the reasons he wanted to appear fully nude.* In fact, he was the one who suggested it. _"There are so many scenes of sexual violence toward women in films that feature full-frontal nudity that they have to deal with,"_ he says. _"I felt that this was an opportunity for that to be turned on its head. I thought it was important for the audience to see this character coming out as vulnerable and as humiliated as possible."_
So yeah, what an absolute *legend!*
This move is SO smart, it has SO much to (re)discover even if you rewatch it just once.
It's perfect. 💕
"chill with that ... uh eww ew ew ew! EW!!!!" LOL
Ari Aster killing it in his sophomore project… love this movie! If you ever get the chance to watch the director’s cut, I highly recommend. It shows more of Christian & Dani’s relationship, and makes him even more unlikeable!😂 I think Dani’s smile at the end represented her acceptance into this new family- she was all in at that point. Loved your reaction!❤️
I really love your reaction so far! alot of movie reactors barely even talk throughout the video, but you're actually commenting on alot of stuff without being obnoxious. you got a new sub!
Thank you!!
Since you've seen both of Ari Aster's films you should react to the other 2 modern-day horror directors, like Robert Eggers who made incredible movies like The VVitch and the Lighthouse and Jordan Peele who made Get Out and US
The Witch is way too difficult to follow. The ye olde English is hard enough to get let alone the thick thick accents
Midsommar is a really something movie to watch, when you're going through a break-up. Which is why Ari Aster directed the movie.
At 21:38 - "Does this happen in the real world?" Well... Part of the traditions are general Scandinavian traditions (with the May Pole and dancing to celebrate Midsummer). Part of the traditions are Viking pagan traditions. Part of the traditions are Norse pagan traditions. Part of the traditions are made up from whole cloth by Ari Aster, but the aesthetic is made to make this look hundreds of years old.
So... "Does this happen in the real world?" Short answer: some yes, some no.
ari aster is so good at putting those guttural, soul wrenching sobs into the movies and making them work. in hereditary, it was the loss of charlie, then the loss of dani's whole immediate family triggered it. i love just how disconnected everyone is from dani, she's so vulnerable and needs so much help and no one is giving it to her, it's really no wonder she gets pulled into the cult immediately. his friend knew what an attestupa was, and didn't warn dani when her sister just committed suicide. christian is the worst at comforting and connecting with her when she's at her lowest, and he's supposed to be her boyfriend, who should care the most! he just leaves her hanging for all of it! even if i know she's stuck there with the harga now, she's obviously just lost her mind, but she's not feeling that weight and intense grief. she's truly free. in real life, it would be horrific, but in the setting of a movie, i feel both happy and worried for her. i know they don't really care, or i assume they don't, but at least someone is mirroring her emotions! i know it's a cult tactic, but god, i just want her to be happy and have someone understand her. i'm so conflicted about this movie, but i also love it.
note: they're not grossed out by the broken leg at the attestupa, they're mirroring his cries, to feel the pain and share it with the cult. they do the same thing during christian's, uh, mating scene, and dani's screaming scene, and again at the end.
the jingle bell hat is because he's been made into the jester, the fool, and he's been skinned. earlier in the movie, the harga kids are playing a game called "skin the fool."
You’ve GOT to watch things you missed and Easter eggs of Hereditary and Midsommar! They are connected and both based on Pagan Cults. Amazing how much stuff everyone misses in both movies and the connections. Same writer , director and production company.
At 13:39 - I'd be leaving after that.
I hear ya. But where are they going to go? They are a four-hour drive away from the rest of humanity, not to mention a nature hike while high on psychedelic mushrooms... Where would you go? And how would you get there?
She was smiling because she was so relieved to be free of that toxic relationship (even if ironically she was in another one already).
At 18:30 - That wasn't Mark. That was Ruben wearing Mark's skin.
Didn't expect the one with your grandparents. So happy for them
Thank you!
WATCH THE LIGHTHOUSE !!!!! Super weird and fun movie but with amazing acting and cinematography!!!
"It's no James Wan, but it's still good."
So he's not mediocre like Wan? I agree.
my favorite movie of all time
I would also argue that it’s a litmus test for the audience depending on how you react towards the ending as to how susceptible you’d be to cult tactics- which doesn’t just prey on vulnerable people though danni is a prime candidate which is why watching her smile at the end is so unsettling imo
I freakin just love you. “This is some sick shit.and 8 love it” I just love it.
I'm Swedish and during our Midsommar there is only a few deaths happening! 😈😈
I love how brutal this starts.
22:16 That first time you & your girl begin to take the relationship to the next level. 😁
Kudos to you for watching this.
I personally really liked it but I recognize how batshit it gets 😂 so it’s always fun to see people watch it for the first time.
I am 100 percent with you at 14:50!!! Just don't dip without me please! 👌
Love where movies too lol. Love watching reactions to this and hereditary and other weird movies lol
Thank you for your reaction to this
At 12:27 - "You're grossed out by this...?" They aren't grossed out. They are moaning sympathetically to the man's groans. The woman died instantly, so no one moaned for her.
What gets me is how realistic the gore is in this movie.
If you were looking for some really weird shit, you came to the right movie. Love you content man!
At 3:28 - "Wait - did she take out the parents, too?" Yes. Yes, she did. Terri killed herself and her parents. In one fell swoop, Dani no longer has a sister or her parents.
We watch Austin Powers in Sweden and everything else that you guys watch lol
love the reaction! Can u watch mother! with Jennifer Lawrence (2017)?
Omg please! This one is weird af too but amazing and JLaw’s performance 😍
For what it’s worth back in the 1600’s referencing what you said around 21:50 your husband unable to perform in bed was grounds for divorce, and to prove their verillity the couple would have to do the act in front of a group of “older” women for verification
This one is definitely tamer than hereditary imo but still quite unsettling- great reaction as well!!
Ok, I'm not here for the reaction... yet. I want to know if I should watch it. Yesterday, I started, got 10 minutes in... enjoying it. But I have an attention problem of late, last 5 or 6 years, so it's hard to watch anything new, or unfamiliar. But there are a tremendous amount reactions to it in my feed. So should I keep watching?
you know, something i've noticed not talked about a lot in these reactions is the fact that dani is perpetually high as a fucking KITE the entire time she's with the Harga. from the moment she sets foot on their land, someone is shoving a powerful psychedelic into her and christian's hands every ten hours or so. it's why christian went along with the mating ritual: he was fucked up beyond belief. it's why the background shifts and moves, and why dani sees her parents. it's so much harder to think rationally about the danger you're in when you're high off your ass on mushrooms.
yeah she's high as hell in a strange environment after a traumatic event. like you said that's gonna impede your judgment *and yet* in the director's cut - well into their stay after christian decides on his thesis (and most importantly after they've seen them jump off the cliffs) - she says they need to leave and he just does some more gaslighting
This is to the commenters - Ari Aster has literally said that if you think this ending is in any way happy or good for Dani, then you didn’t understand the movie at all.
They're all crying or making sex noises because they feel each other's emotions like they're one. The girl becomes one of them by the end. Dead Mark is wearing a hat like a court jester since he was always kind of a goof so that was his enemy's way (the guy who was pissed off he pissed on that tree) of still hating on him even after he took his face and wore it for awhile lol.
Florence was great in little women too
The orphan (2009) movie reaction please
Great reaction as usual! Midsommar is really dope but Hereditary was the scarier movie IMO. Also have you seen House Of Wax (2006)? ! I know you’ve seen tons of slashers so thought u might wanna check that one out!
if you think this is weird, try the lighthouse. same studio.
Please react to Train to Busan
It's on my list for sure
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
PLEASE watch tusk omgggg
10:11 it’s a Nazi symbol lol
That's how the cult gathered Dany, by gaslighting, manipulation, those women cried with her to make her feel that they are her family etc...🙂🙏🙏
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Midsommar is just... a more European way of saying Midsummer. You are overthinking that.
The end with her smiling represents that after she lost her family, she gained a new one, and finally got out of a toxic relationship that she had with her scumbag boyfriend, in other words, she's free.
Is she? I don't think so...
yeah that's totally not the ending. She's literally now been broken down mentally by a cult that manipulated her through the whole film. That last smile shows the loss of her sanity and now completely brainwashed.
You didn’t understand the movie at all. Don’t tell people this is what the ending means, because it isn’t. Sri aster has said people who think this way didn’t understand the movie at all
@@Hey_Jamie keep in mind this is what people own interpretation is of the movie rather it’s right or not it’s what they got from it and they can share their theory if they want to don’t have to be a rude ass just say what it really represents and move along you probably looked up what the director had to say don’t act like you just knew what everything meant god
@@Hey_Jamie you looked up what the director had to say because you didn’t have a clue either stop being rude to make yourself feel smarter
DO NOT WATCH WITH PARENTS. SCARRED FOREVER.
''i hope we see some weird shit''
oh sweetie, those words cannot even begin to cover this movie
Smart guy, how did he miss that they were echoing the emotions of the people as a group, and that that was the kind of empathetic reaction she needed since she was not getting that elsewhere
I didn't miss that at all lol, it was just weird
You can clearly see how stupid he is the whole time, he miss alot of things
@@goran9355 i appreciate the complement, you are a very nice person
I thought Florence should have got an Oscar nomination for this but never mind, she got Best Female Actor for Little Women.
If You like weird movies, You should react to; SWISS ARMY MAN.
I hated the movie, but it is fun to see people react to it on UA-cam lol.
You want weird? I suggest The Antichrist (2009). Just a suggestion 🙂
You watched this but not hereditary!!!
I did though lol. Just look it up
I know Mormons aren't like this I'm only saying when I began my mind thoughts in spiritual things that my assumption of Mormons church community Utah BYU everything Mormon was exactly like this movie cult, they are not but I grew up thinking this is what they do secretly deep within the higher ups Mormons so it always freaked me out
I like Hereditary more. Specially how Midsommar made every character not interesting or kinda difficult to wanted them to survive. The main girl annoys me so much. She is so toxic by dragging other people into her own mess. The boyfriend was dragged every single time he wanted to breakup with her (he was not a good character, but you could understand that he was with her for pitty, and not having any chance to leave) the friends are assholes and knew the situation. Its kinda difficult to care for any of them.
i might be in the minority but i don't like this movie at all. it's beautiful but the story is just not my thing.
omitting crucial scenes and then offering the "UNCUT" version on patreon is kinda shady. the video showed alot of graphic detail, but in other parts it just skipped entire parts that were alluded to before. not really my thing, but i tried ;-)
I’m assuming you have absolutely zero idea as to how UA-cam works…
I LEGALLY cannot post the full movie (or much of the movie at all) on UA-cam because it’s copyrighted work. That’s why the UA-cam edit has to be cut substantially.
Nothing “shady” about literally following the law lmao. This is a reaction video. You’re supposed to watch it for my reaction not for the movie. I only include scenes where I have a vivid reaction to.
@@MovieFusion lol, yeah, thanks for the condecension. subbed!!
@@mjj1017 I apologize if it came across as condescending, but I feel like this just had to be said... Don't call something "shady" if you aren't properly informed on it. It's completely fine to not know everything, but that's why we don't assume things.
@@MovieFusion well, thanks and i agree, but the thing i was specifically referring to was simon's death. you can see that he is suspended over the plants, christian enters and then the beginning of the reveal and i was wondering why include that at all, if you won't show christian's or your own reaction to that.
yes, fair use laws are complicated, where probably global copyright laws would come into play also, but i think you can "get away" with showing alot more with the guide of fair use.
@@mjj1017 I won't include something if it don't have a distinct reaction to it. I knew it was Simon but I wasn't like "OH MY GOD SIMON!!!", so I didn't feel the need to include it. I included the part where I did have a reaction to the scene.
As is, my videos constantly get blocked and copyright claimed so no, I cannot really get away with a lot more without costing me hours upon hours of extra editing that I do not have the time for lol. 20 or so minutes of the movie is certainly enough for the UA-cam reaction.
its not real movie its just antropologists porno
as if after the first people jumped the normal people wouldn't just pack up and get out of there. and call the police. you're better off watching the original Wicker Man.
sort of how religion works my guy
that's kinda the way a cult works
@@tink6225 paganism was never a cult.
@@iainsteele5737 I'm sure they're were and are pagan cults.
@@tophers3756 of course, but the stuff in this film is fairly standard stuff in lithuanian paganism
man you're so good to look at
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