Wait, Deadheads and ‘Midsommar’? This Doc Has Us Thinking!
- What’s the ‘Summer Tour’ documentary all about?
- Are Deadheads just like Wayne and Garth?
- Why we’re thinking ‘Midsommar II’ after watching it!
We just watched something that totally blew our minds – and made us a little nervous! The new documentary, ‘Summer Tour,’ dives deep into the world of Deadheads. You know, the devoted fans of the Grateful Dead.
These folks have turned simply hanging out into a serious mission. It’s a lifestyle. Honestly, they’re not so far removed from the chill heroes of ‘Wayne’s World.’ They’ve got their own thing going on.
But it’s not all just good times and tunes. These Deadheads also have a really honest, deep yearning. They want something tribal. Primitive. Sacred, even. There’s an ancient vibe to their search for community, a shamanic pull that feels truly unique.
The documentary beautifully captures this whole visual aesthetic. It’s a blend of earthy tones, tie-dye dreams, and swirling, ecstatic energy. You can almost feel the sun on your face, the music in the air. We watched. We listened. We understood.
Watching them, you totally get it. We really empathize with their desire to find a different way to live. An alternate lifestyle. Away from the usual grind. It makes sense, right?
But then, a wild thought pops into your head. This whole scene? The strong community, the ancient rituals, the remote setting… It would actually be a perfect spot for ‘Midsommar II.’ Just saying.
Our Take
This ‘Summer Tour’ documentary is a real journey. It’s blissed-out, sure. And yes, a bit navel-gazing at times. But it shows a powerful human need for connection. For something bigger than just ourselves. Go watch it. You might just find yourself packing a bag – or checking for cults in remote areas!
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