Hey there! The preview gives us a peek into Carrie's tough time, with Chloe Grace Moretz in the lead role. We get a sense of the bullying she faces from other kids through lines like, "We'll give you a ride home," "Lose that grin," and "Just you wait, you'll be bawling." These statements perfectly capture the harassment directed at her. The preview suggests Carrie's got some secret powers too, with hints such as, "If I really try, I can move things with my mind."
The preview also shows the tough social world Carrie navigates. Getting an invite to prom and the hint of a cruel trick reveal how she's treated unfairly and dealt with some nasty social games. The focus on her being alone, along with a description of her as a "lonely girl," really drives home how vulnerable she is.
The preview gives us the feeling Carrie might change from a victim to someone who can take on those who are giving her grief. This shows up with the action scenes and overall suspense. The name "Carrie" appears a lot in the final moments, and the general vibe makes us think some big, intense showdown is coming.