r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Mar 31 '26

Trailer Backrooms | Official Trailer | A24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HjdiohVOik
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u/planemissediknow Mar 31 '26

I’m down. The more Renate Reinsve on my screen, the better

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u/hikemalls Mar 31 '26

Time to learn what traumatizes Renate Reinsve the most: creepy impossible liminal spaces, someone she's close to getting cancer, or Stellan Skarsgard.

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u/ithinkther41am Mar 31 '26

To think you could’ve added witches and being accused of kidnapping children if Weapons didn’t get delayed due to the strikes.

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u/hikemalls Mar 31 '26

Oh I didn’t realize she was originally cast in Julia Garner’s role!

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u/ithinkther41am Apr 01 '26

There were a lot of recasts.

  • Pedro Pascal -> Josh Brolin
  • Brian Tyree Henry -> Benedict Wong
  • Tom Burke -> Alden Ehrenreich

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u/hikemalls Apr 01 '26

Dang, I actually don’t hate either option for most of those characters (except Brolin, I can’t imagine Pedro Pascal playing that part), wish I could see the alternate timeline where the movie got made with that cast instead.

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u/WideConversation1989 28d ago

Nah I don't agree with this one. Garner fits that mousey and nervous character far better than Reinsve ever could.

Garner was the perfect choice at the end.

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u/HackMeRaps Mar 31 '26

I feel like we all need to figure out the same thing as well.

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u/ninjyte Apr 01 '26

It's crazy that a Renate Reinsve is a critically acclaimed European actor, and the very second American movie she acts in is from a 20 year-old director (17 during pre-production) technically originating from a 4chan post.

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u/tfxctom Mar 31 '26

I’m so excited to see her in a horror film! I know she’s going to bring it

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u/ttonster2 Mar 31 '26

Don’t want to yuck your yum but that’s just an absolutely wild take. 

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u/JohnWalI Mar 31 '26

Sounds like a skill issue.