Corrected entry: Dani takes Ativan, a tranquilliser, for panic at home. She would not have gone without it. Yet she asks Josh for a sleeping pill when Ativan is much the same as sleepers, and she would have brought it.
Midsommar (2019)
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Directed by: Ari Aster
Starring: Florence Pugh, Will Poulter, Jack Reynor, William Jackson Harper
Revealing mistake: When the Hårgas begin eating their meal after Dani is crowned May Queen, there is a shot of Dani just after the Hårgas pick up their knives and forks where she is looking over at Christian. Sitting next to her is a woman who cuts her food with a knife and fork, raises the fork to her mouth and takes a bite, but there is no food on the fork. She is just miming the actions. (02:13:15)
Simon: So we just going to ignore the bear then?
More trivia for Midsommar
Question: Maybe I missed something while watching the movie. In a couple of brief scenes, they showed the severely deformed face of a woman. What was that all about?
Answer: It's actually a boy named Ruben. It's alluded to him being disfigured due to being the product of incest. In the context of the movie, Ruben is supposed to be an "oracle" who comes up with sacred scriptures, runes, etc. From what I understand, due to his deformities and cognitive disabilities, he's considered to be less "constrained" by typical mental/emotional limitations, and thus more open-minded spiritually. (Basically, they believe that because he's so simple-minded and childlike, he's open-minded enough to able to communicate with higher powers).
Correction: I have occasionally gone on a trip and forgotten important medication at home, to the point where I had to find a local pharmacy to have an emergency supply filled. The fact that she forgot her medicine at home is careless, but not a movie mistake.
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