i have one of the The VVitch shirts that Online Ceramics made for them and I must say it was worth it lol
i bought my girlfriend one of the genre candles for her bday and wow i had to really swallow a lot of pride to pay that out
I just realized Florence Pugh is not only British, but I saw her earlier this year in Fighting With My Family. And she's in Little Women.
the same people made some midsommar shirts but they aren’t as cool :- / maybe they’ll do more eventually
There's also always the possibility that Pelle's parents actually did die in an accidental fire. Like, that he wasn't alluding to the ritual when he said that. May also sort of explain his brother's decision to offer himself as a sacrifice as a way to honor their parents' memory or something.
still in stock directly from Online Ceramics (about halfway down the page). Some new Midsommar ones towards the top as well.
looks like they'll invalidate all the orders earlier today. there's still a chance to grab those bears
Holy shit that first Midsommar shirt is an image I’ve been dying to see again since that scene had me thinking there was a supernatural element in the film until the end
Their stuff is all handmade and really high quality, plus they have the kind of hypebeast thing for dead fans. The shirt I have is one of the highest quality I own for sure.
seriously. i follow them on twitter and instagram but i don’t know how to filter notifications so i can only receive from them
If you follow them on twitter there should be a little bell icon next to the follow button to add them as mobile notifications. IG is similar but tap the following button and a drop down menu should appear?
I actually think Pelle may have been adopted into the commune after his parents (who were not in the commune) died in an actual fire. and then maybe Ingemar was his adoptive brother?
I really need to see it again to pay attention to that same thing, because I did not get the vibe that Pelle had been born in the cult. I specifically remember him saying that AFTER his parents died he found that family and felt held by them. Maybe I heard it wrong, but that stood out to me on first watch. If he had always been there I would have expected him to say something different and comment on how he had always had that huge support, not having to lean on it after the fact.
Hereditary was so good that I hated it. Took me a year to get over how much it freaked me out. Just the thought of some of the visuals would send shivers down my spine. I was expecting this to be the same, but it wasn't. I spent so much of the run-time worrying that something terrible would happen to Dani (and worrying that I would pee my pants. I don't think it's too long but apparently my body disagrees). Like, I just kept thinking, if terrible things are happening to the other outsiders, then something's definitely going to happen to her. I need to see this again. Just take it in and really follow her emotional journey. I walked out of Hereditary scared out of my mind from the final scene. With this, though, I felt... I don't know. Satisfied. Relieved.