‘Midsommar: The Director’s Cut’ Headed to IMAX in June

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Written by Timothy Rawles

May 29, 2024

Film studio A24 and IMAX are celebrating the summer solstice with a seasonal treat. The movie Midsommar: The Director’s Cut will grace the giant screen for a limited time starting June 20.

That means you can suffer through Dani’s (Florence Pugh) mental health issues on the size of an eight-story building. It also means you might be able to finally spot all the hidden images director Ari Aster scattered throughout the movie.

The Director’s Cut is almost three hours long — about 20 minutes longer than the theatrical cut. It contains a lot more character development, visual cues, and a longer look at the brutal rituals. Whether your bladder can last as long as an ättestupa ceremony is up to you.

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From an A24 press release:

A24 and IMAX announce the next three A24 films that will be available in the IMAX Experience® for its monthly screening series:

  • Ari Aster’s Midsommar (The Director’s Cut) on Thursday, June 20 
  • Mat Whitecross’ Oasis: Supersonic on Tuesday, July 16  
  • The Daniels’ Everything Everywhere All At Once on Wednesday, August 28

The A24 x IMAX Present screening series continues every month for the next year, with IMAX digitally remastering classics from A24’s premium library of more than 140 feature films. Previous remastered and launched films include Alex Garland’s Ex Machina, Ari Aster’s Hereditary and The Safdie Brothers’ Uncut Gems.

Screenings will be held across more than 300 IMAX locations nationwide and select locations internationally. Tickets are on sale HERE.

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Timothy Rawles has been a horror fan ever since his dad bought a used hearse and drove the family to the old Orange County, California, drive-in on weekends. For more than 30 years, he has fueled that passion through horror magazines, novels, and dark rides. A journalist for over 25 years, Timothy has covered a wide range of social issues, but horror has always remained his true passion. Through iHorror, he now shares that love of the genre with fans around the world.

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