That child is a phenomenal actor... had me feeling all emotional and shit... I wish him all the best in his young acting career

the trailer shows so much because it's not about how they get out it's about the recovery and life after

For the first half of the movie Room didn't seem so small, but it's crazy how veryyy small it looked when they went back at the end to say goodbye. Ma was so strong to be able to raise Jack in such captivity and try to give him a normal life. This movie was so touching.

I can't be the only one who was SOO tense and nervous when they did their escape. I thought it was gonna fail and they were gonna be killed

The scene where she's interviewed by a TV station interviewer pissed me off. I mean c'mon asking her why she didn't getting out sooner and stuff; hello... she was held captive and was threatened by an evil man!

WHO ELSE THOUGHT JACK WAS A GIRL ?!

Brie Larson got Oscar for this movie, awesome.

A couple lines I remember well: "I'm not a good ma." "But you're ma".

Watched the movie and as soon as they got out I was like "yeah good movie" little did I know I still had 59 minutes to go. Edit: wtf I posted this a year ago didn’t think you’d guys would relate this hard lmao

The boy that played Jack was so amazing, love the movie, it's so touching and beautiful, Jack is her strength and she is his, they kept each other strong during their captivity by that wacko

This movie literally had me in tears.

don't worry jack, your mom is currently in space as Captain Marvel

Do not watch this trailer, just watch the movie! The trailer tells the whole story.

I'm sorry, but Lil man totally deserved to win the Oscar. who won over him. This movie belonged to him!!!!! Havent cried so much since my moms funeral.

This was a phenomenal movie. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time and I loved how they told the story through Jacks' eyes. Brie Larson's performance was breathtaking. I would highly recommend watching it.

Brie Larson's performance mind blowing...

I am so glad that I watched the movie **before** seeing this trailer. I did not know if they would get out, or if the whole movie would be them in that room. As I watched, I was thinking of how they might escape, and was surprised by the method that she chose. I had no idea if the escape attempt would be successful, which made it very suspenseful. If I had seen this trailer, the movie would not have been as powerful as it was for me.

This spoils everything. DO NOT WATCH BEFORE READING OR WATCHING THE FILM.

This movie was a rollercoaster of emotions.. I cried, I laughed, I cheered , I screamed, I felt fear, & I smiled. 10/10

I truly cried out my eyeballs for almost 5 days after that movie, it touched me, it hit me in a strange way.

The better part of this book is about adapting to the outside world. If the trailer was just them in the room it would've felt incomplete. The story isn't centered on their escape, it is about their adjustment to life after it.

i'm so glad that i watched the movie first then the trailer :)

Honestly i cried when the boy meets his mom after the escape.! ❤️😭

man, when Jack sees they blue sky! I burst out crying, and Im a grown man with a family. this film is just so strong and emotional in some different way!

Just saw the movie, extremely intriguing. Definitely made with the kind of superior execution and detail that leaves you in a state of deep thought afterwards.

How was this boy not nominated at least for an Oscar. His performance was amazing and he's going far.

I just watched this and cried from beginning to end. Still crying now. My first impression was how strong the little boy is, but now its how strong the woman is. To raise a child in captivity, to endure what she went through and still have the mind to teach him, love him, feed him - so strong. So strong.

People are hella bipolar. I see all these comments about how they Love Brie, then after Captain Marvel, everyone wants to talk about how "bad" she is.

I cried like a baby watching this

I don't get it...everyone seems to be so upset claiming that the trailer ruins the movie when in reality this is how the movie is suppose to play out. I read the book and about 1/3 of the book talks about the room...the rest of it is about life OUTSIDE of the room. This is what the author wanted. To portray the way life is once Jack escapes the room and seeing how he adapts to the world.

The comment below contains spoiler When she tried to commit a suicide after that journalist judged her I felt that.

I get emotional in the end, after a child bids goodbye to the room where he build his memries for 5 years.. The best thing is that her ma stands by beside him althrough

I was shaking when he was escaping

so happy I went in blind for this movie.

This trailer literally spoils the whole movie

Brie and Jacob are both amazing an actor/actress, they couldn’t have casted this movie better

Great Movie but "The Room" touched me on a much deeper level. "I did not not hit her, it's not true, I did not hit her, I did not. Oh hi Mark!"

Watched Brie Larson in Short Term 12 and I'm so excited to watch this movie. She is a phenomenal actress!

How many are here after watching Brie Larson in Captain Marvel?

Two things struck me about this movie. 1) The love this mother had in making sure the boy's formative years were joyful, and 2) Just how brave the boy was in his escape. Both mother and son saved each other

This is one of the best movies I've seen in my entire life. Both actors did a perfect job, both deserving more than an Oscar. Bri reminds me of Jennifer Lawrence in the way she looks and acts, a bit. Idk lolz

when the kid jumped out of the truck, he was so shocked that he couldn't make a sound. Then the guy with the dog knew something was up. All the kid had to do is yell help! I found myself crying help! I have never experienced that with a movie before. I was reaching for the screen to get the guy's attention. Wow!

Child is great . " I lied you , there is a world out there." "LİAR , LİAR , PANTS ON FİRE !"

A beautiful movie. It made me cry several times. It is not what I expected from a movie about rape and entrapment, instead it was something beautiful and touching. No matter what, Ma did everything she could to protect her child, and it was a heartwrenching thing to see how strongly they loved eachother and helped eachother. This movie made me realize that again, there is nothing stronger than a mother's love for her child and this movie portrayed that perfectly. It is also about how it's time to say goodbye to the things we once loved, and to go out and explore all the wonders life gives with the true love that resides inside you. That at some point in our lives, we must move on because there are better things waiting for us. I almost cried when the mother attempted suicide, but when she saw the love from her kid it kept her alive, and again it made me see how they both needed eachother. I was expecting something quite somber and dramatic, and it was dramatic, but dramatic in a hopeful and inspiring way to never give up. I am definitely showing this movie to my children when they are old enough, nothing gets you through anything more than love.

Room is a complete masterpiece which is perfect in every sphere direction. writing , performances , soundtrack , production design everything

This was actually the best movie I've ever seen in my entire 16 years of living. It was so moving and inspiring and full with so much raw emotion. Brie deserved that Oscar 100% and Jacob is so ahead of his age it's unbelievable. I cried throughout 90% of this movie, like full on bawling crying. So good.

you know that kid is a good actor when he makes you cry from the trailer

this child is the same actor that plays Augy from the film Wonder, he's really talented and his voice can make your heart melt

the director is BRILLIANT, just scene in a tiny room can makes me cry a lot T__T, when the mom says "the world is real" i cry like baby

YOU ARE TEARING ME APART JOY!!!

I love how Brie and Jacob look so much alike!

This movie moved me beyond I thought was possible.

WHAT THE FUCCKKK this trailer spoils so much! luckily I just finished watching the movie and haven't seen this trailer until now. if you're watching this and haven't seen the movie, STOP WATCHING THE TRAILER and see the movie instead!

Room has won the TIFF People's Choice Award. Just to put that in perspective, when you look at the last seven films to have won the award, six of them have gone on to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars, with three of them actually winning. I'm just saying.

She truly deserved that oscar!

The Scene where he was learning how to walk down the stairs :')

You're tearing me apart, Lisa!

Am I the only one who thought that the Kid was a Girl.??

I like how the movie is not just about the escape plans, but also on the aftermath after they get their freedom.

Man, Carol Danvers gets to be a great superhero and a mother in the same time.

oh hi mark

read the book first. Omg. For the first time ever Im not sure if the book was better than the movie.

Im not a good ma! But you're ma Got me so emotional

and everyone is saying she is a horrible actress. brie Larson is the perfect carol danvers aka captain marvel

This was such a great book. One little thing I hope that is mentioned in the film is Jack's bendy spoon.

The book is a revelation. It is truly one of the most incredible novels I've ever read. They did very good job adapting to the screen, but if you haven't read the book yet, I urge you to. It is an incredible piece of literature, and if definitely one of my favourite books of all time.

This film deserves an Oscar 😭❤️❤️

I watched this movie years ago and it always stuck with me. When I saw that it was on Netflix I knew I had to watch it again. It’s such a good movie I can’t even begin to explain it. There’s so many emotions and thoughts that go through you. Still I can’t bare to watch it more than once every few years.

Where's Tommy Wiseau ?

After watching this trailer I was unsure, it looked too forced and predictable. However, I read some comments saying to just watch it, don't think, watch. And OMG! This was one of the best movies I've ever seen. I never cry, and I cried throughout! Holy sxht, just watch it!!!!! Buying the book tomorrow, the author is an absolute genius. The movie finished an hour ago and my throats still tight. Amazing!

this movie made me tear up !! the kid is amazinggg, brie was GREAT!! too

It’s so cool how they added so much detail in this movie. Like the boy had to grow out his hair to show how long he had been in the room for

Yousef, thanks for telling us about this movie! Definitely want to watch it

how can a five year old act better than most actors out there

THE FACT THAT JACK PLAYED AUGGIE IN WONDER AMAZED ME I-

"Ma say bye to Room" I lost it.

This trailer tells everything, basically -,-

Not sure how I feel about this immediately spoiling the second half of the book. It's what makes the first half so intense--at least for me. Looks like a potentially solid translation to film, but there are some things a novel can do that a film simply cannot.

It was a good movie for me. I cried the whole movie. 10/10

I just watched this movie last night and it will stay with me forever...Hello world!

I cried watching this movie...thank God for this female police officer...that she had the patience to listen to this child and ask the right questions. This movie was amazing!

It's not true! I did not hit her! It's bullshit! I did not. Oh, hi, Mark!

Jesus this trailer basically showed the entire movie. Thank god I didn't see it before I watched the film.

Never in my life have I seen a. Trailer spoil a movie so much. The carpet scene was massive and it’s been given away in the trailer

Oh my god she's in 21 jump street

People are very strange these days. I used to know a girl; she had a dozen guys. One of them found out about it... beat her up so bad she ended up in a tiny room on Guerrero Street.

this movie is so touching and it sort of gives an insight of how fritzls survived. i can't even imagine the struggle..

For anyone watching the trailer on the fence, this is a really good movie! Watched the movie before the trailer and I'm glad I did. The escape was such a tense handful of scenes, I really wasn't sure if they'd make it (I didn't realize it was such a long movie!) A beautiful score with some incredibly sincere acting.

her name is joy!!!

This is the most heart-breaking movie ever! Very Sad. I have never cried in my life as much as I cried watching this movie. I watched it a week ago and until this moment I can't stop thinking about it!!

i am so glad i picked this movie.i appreciate the mother for trying to give her child normal life as much as she can.i appreciate her strength for every little thing she do but are very courage taking when u found your self in this situation .thank u for uploading it !!!

I really love the scene in the rooftop where Johnny throws a bottle of water and then he saw Mark. That was EPIC.

Oh, hi Mark!

Never in my life did i cry on a movie like this I’m so glad it’s based of a novel not a real life story amazing movie watch it guys!

Here after Captain Marvel wow she’s an incredible actress

I just watched this movie last night and I keep having the urge to just…talk about it, I guess. It was so riveting I didn’t take my eyes off the screen the entire time. The writing was so well done, I was really struck by how realistic it all was in regards to just normal human behavior. Jack was cute sometimes and annoying asf at other times. His entire world had been Room his whole life, and all in one day he learned there was a world outside of it and had to escape to it - alone! Of course he would’ve been scared and exhausted and just wanting to go back to what he knew. Joy had built up her walls on a foundation of the routine of her life while she was in Room, just so that she could survive being kidnapped and held as a prisoner, being assaulted every single day, giving birth and raising a baby alone in a garden shed, and protecting that child as best as she could. Then when she got out, that foundation was no longer there and those walls had nothing to stand on. And as they slowly fell one by one after their escape, she truly hit rock bottom. I saw her attempt at taking her own life as like her hitting the “RESET” button - it was something she needed to do in order to start over and learn to live again, not just survive. The most interesting (and realistic) interactions for me were actually the ones that revolved around her dad and her stepdad. Her dad being unable to deal with what his daughter was now, and her stepdad becoming such a friend to Jack, were completely contrary to the “happily ever after” story that we’ve come to expect from movies and stories. Ideally, Joy & Jack would’ve come home to her still-married parents, everything would be exactly as it was when she had been taken, and everyone would be happy and get along the moment she came home, The End. But the way it all actually played out was just so real and honest, and I really appreciated that. I also really noticed how little focus there was on Nick throughout the film. You rarely saw him other than through the slats on Wardrobe a couple times. Even when he got caught after their escape, it was literally just shown as a two-second blurb on the news. This was a refreshing change for me, because usually the media and stories/films love to focus on the bad guys and so often leave out the struggles their victims go through, which is actually all that matters. Trying to “understand” why the bad guys do what they do is just a waste of time - some people are just bad and need to be locked away forever, period. It was nice to watch a film that made the bad guy as small as he was. Anyway, what a great movie!

It is so very obvious why Jacob won best young actor 2016 - he is AMAZING in this movie; I have never seen a child so young act so amazing - so real and so very deep. What a champ this little fella is; I am excited to see more of his movies

I wonder if the novel was at all inspired by the case of Josef Fritzel, who had locked his daugher up in his basement for twenty years and in that time raped her repeatedly. She raised three children in his basement until finally she managed to alert the world that she was trapped in there; I suspect the show Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt might be inspired by that case as well.

I cried the whole movie.

Honestly I cried at the last scene when he says goodbye to everything in that Room..