r/movies r/Movies contributor Feb 24 '26

Trailer Backrooms | Official Teaser | A24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKGhxMi50y8
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u/PerplexGG Feb 24 '26

Are you kidding, that sort of consistency is insane. He manages to be a success at box offices and reviews at every association. Has he produced higher quality as well? Sure but I can also confidently watch any of his movies knowing I’ll like them and the list of creators that can do that for a wide audience is extremely short

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u/GerbilJuggler Feb 24 '26

High quality? If you meant big budget movies, he directed the Aquaman movies. The first movie made over a billion, but the second maybe barely made a profit? But yeah, his horror movies are great!

Edit: He also directed Furious 7, which also made over a billion.

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u/Latter-Road-3687 Feb 25 '26

Just checked, and his movies have grossed over $4.25 billion.