SW Episode III Teaser Trailer today (Nov. 4, 2004)

[GregY]

I almost forgot about this. The teaser trailer for the next Star Wars films comes out today.

Taken from theforce.net

As a reminder, here are all of the ways one can go about catching the trailer today:

November 4th

The Official Site: Hyperspace members will have exclusive access to a high-quality Quicktime version of the teaser in "early afternoon (U.S.) of November 4."
AOL Users: Since AOL/Moviefone will be hosting the trailer for download on their servers, we've received reports that AOL subscribers will have access to some version of the teaser (unknown of what quality) at 1 pm EST.
Total Request Live! The MTV program will have the first televised airing at 5 pm EST on November 4th.
Access Hollywood: The next televised viewing will occur on the syndicated Hollywood news program during Thursday, November 4th's evening broadcast. Check local listings for your time and channel.

November 5th

The Incredibles: The first movie prints out there with the teaser is Pixar Animation's The Incredibles. In most cases, there should be 12:01 am Friday screenings where you can catch the film. NOTE: There is a note from previous reports that the teaser MAY NOT be attached to all prints, so caveat emptor ("buyer beware").

[Jamie Tate]

Thanks. I'll set the recorder. :thumbsup:

[Ed Bishop]

For a trailer, all Lucas needs is a few action scenes and titles that read: "This one won't suck! You'll love it! We promise!! :laugh:

:ed:

[GregY]

Looked pretty cool! :thumbsup:

Sitting through TRL was painful though. It's the multimedia equivalent of diarrhea....

[RDK]

Saw the Ep3 trailer earlier. Stunning! ;) No, seriously, it does look promising - with the caveat that I'm well aware that a well-cut trailer can make a sucky film look great.

[Pug]

holy ****!


:D :D :D :D :D

[tomhayes]

Wacth it here:

http://www.dtheatre.com/read.php?sid=2791

[XMIAudioTech]

NOTE: There is a note from previous reports that the teaser MAY NOT be attached to all prints, so caveat emptor ("buyer beware").

That's because the trailer shipped to theatres under the fake title 'Sand Dogs', and Fox didn't send the notice telling people exactly what 'Sand Dogs' really was until it was too late to revise the trailer packs in some cases, so many theatres not knowing better decided not to program a trailer for some movie called 'Sand Dogs' with 'Incredibles'.

Its that simple.

-Aaron