“Midsommar” Movie Ending Explained: What Happens to Dani and Christian in the End? Midsommar (2019), directed by Ari Aster, is a sun-soaked horror film that delves deep into themes of grief, toxic relationships, and the search for community. On the surface, the movie follows Dani (...
Mid Sommar "I know what you did last midsommar!": Directed by Nelson Ascencio. With Nelson Ascencio.
It's why in Sweden, people celebrate Midsommar on the summer solstice. It's a gathering to reconnect with nature and honor the long days ahead, in part because of the country's history of farming. The solstice happens in the peak of the growing season. "We were coming into this time ...
People told me before [that making a film] feels like it takes forever and then when it happens it goes way too fast. Then I experienced it and it was like, “Oh shit, that’s true.” For so long it was the Sisyphean task of getting a movie made and then it became this like Si...
Every film teaches something to viewers and writers — no matter the genre or subject matter. It just so happens that horror writers can glean a lot of lessons from films about cults in particular. Maybe it’s because, at the end of the day, the enemies are ourselves, our f...
Darrell Britt-Gibson:There’s also cliffhangers at the end of each one. In tandem with actually caring about the characters, director Leigh Janiak has created something that really makes you want to stick around to see what happens to these characters you’ve quickly become invested in. It’...
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I will read as well because I won’t be able to wait years to know what happens. Extrapolations(Apple TV+): Black Mirror for climate change is even scarier. The Crown (Netflix): I thought the writers of the show must dislike the British monarchy and then I read about the actual ...
I think there are a few elements that frightened me the most: first off, just the fact that what happens to Carrie is so unfair. She’s bullied mercilessly and the bullying finally turns her into a monster as she snaps and takes her revenge (though I’ve read some interpretations saying...
The ending was the number one thing in my original pitch. I wanted to end it where I did because this is a story about how a person gets to this point [in his life,] not what happens afterwards. Not to spoil it too much, but Will gets to the point in his life where he is so...