Midsommar

"Photographed with extreme care, the film sometimes wears its ambitions on its sleeve(...) More unsettling than frightening, it's still a trip worth taking." 

"[The] visual sophistication provides a unifying force that often smoothes over its rougher passages (...) The movie loads up on striking details" 

"It’s neither the masterpiece nor the disaster that the film’s most vocal viewers are bound to claim. Rather, it’s an admirably strange, thematically muddled curiosity from a talented filmmaker who allows his ambitions to outpace his execution" 

"Its mannered style and sureness of theme, if not always execution, rattles you like a shake to the shoulders (...) 'Midsommar' might just be the year’s definitive take on the war of heterosexual coupling" 

"This is a dreamlike phantasmagoria that Aster cleverly manipulates, lulling the audience into a hypnotic state that allows the 140-minute runtime to pass by with unfettered ease (…) Rating: ★★★★½ (out of 5)" 

"If you're looking for the scariest movie ever shot in blinding sunlight, the raw and riveting Midsommar is it.(...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" 

"[It] feels muddled and underwritten (...) A fine ensemble, led by Florence Pugh, gets stuck playing the kind of horror characters you want to slap for their stupidity"