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After the death of five Polish teenagers, killed by fire in a real-life tragedy which occurred within an escape room in Poland, the release date of the film was pushed back a few months in a number of countries out of respect for the girls who died.

The final puzzle room (also shown at the beginning of the film) has a code door, where four numbers must be slid into place around a central square. If you look closely, you can see that every movable number (not just the correct ones) is on its own track, separate from the others. This essentially means the puzzle can be solved without taking into account the clues, as no incorrect numbers can be put on the square's corners.

The first parts of the credits are paired with a ball going through a maze while passing important objects in the film.

Featured in Chris Stuckmann Movie Reviews: Escape Room (2019)