JJ Abramms Star Wars 7 Trailer will be aired this coming Friday 28th Nov, at 9 selected Movie Theaters.

Following this limited run it will be rolled out there after nationwide 88 seconds teaser, so this should be on youtube Saturday 29th one would hope.

Regal Entertainment Group has announced that "Star Wars" fans will be among the first to see the first trailer for J.J. Abrams' upcoming "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" which will debut this Friday in the United States in a select group of theaters. Just nine to be exact.

The specific cinemas are as follows:

Irvine, CA Edwards Irvine Spectrum 22 & IMAX
San Diego, CA Edwards Mira Mesa Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX
Atlanta, GA Regal Atlantic Station Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX
Chicago, IL Regal City North Stadium 14 IMAX & RPX
New York, NY Regal Union Square Stadium 14
Warrington, PA Regal Warrington Crossing Stadium 22 & IMAX
Knoxville, TN Regal Pinnacle Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX
Houston, TX Edwards Houston Marq'E Stadium 23 IMAX & RPX
Seattle, WA Regal Thornton Place Stadium 14 & IMAX

These nine theaters will play the trailer before EVERY movie the weekend of November 28th. Disney has not officially commented on the trailer's release so far, so there's no word as to when the trailer will hit other cinemas or debut online. Don't be surprised if it's very soon afterwards.

Update: Abrams himself has confirmed the news, and indicates the trailer is 88 seconds long.

Lets hope that JJ Abrams can recapture the excitement of the original three movies in the franchise.

Sincere Regards

The Star Wars ''The Force Awakens''

I have viewed the teaser trailer a number of times now and must admit that seeing the Millennium Falcon in action and other fighter jets and so on fills me with excitement.....

I feel that JJ Abrams fully knows his responsibility in getting this right, and I for one could clearly see this in the above mentioned trailer.

Lets hope the further trailer that follow in the coming months will add to mine and others excitement.

I was one of those few who when the Original Star Wars (a new hope) movies were released in 1977 actually cued up to see this on release, then again in 1980 (with The Empire Strikes Back) and finally 1983 (with Return Of The Jedi)

Lets hope guys

Kind regards to all

At least there were no image obscuring lens flares.

On a positive note it was exciting to see the Millenium Falcon again.

Good evening ace2184,

X-wing fighters over the water and then the way in which The Facon twists through the air & nearly touches the sand great to see this again.........yes that did it for me also.


Kind Regards

but on another note, it will be sort of strange to see grandpa at 72 flying the falcon

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I have to admit this latest trailer got me a little more excited for the movie.

It me nobody went to see Star Wars The Force awakens

I haven't seen it myself (waiting for a quiet moment) I dislike crowded theaters

Anyone? I do hope it's better then the prequal trilogy?

I've been BOYCOTTING star jar, jar abrams wars vii for the past 17 days now! Going into 18 days of BOYCOTTING this copy n' paste of, STAR WARS (1977).

I seen all the spoilers on youtube on December 18th as it opened in the UK on December 17th around midnight.

Its a film that I have no sound interest in. The visuals I'd sooner poke out both eyes with a lightsaber than see this, utter rubbish.

The positive hate views on youtube are laughable. There more entertaining then the film itself.

Han Solo dies in a copycat scene taken from another jar, jar abrams, anti-star trek abomination.

Han Solo dies in the exact same way as captain Kirk, killed a Romulan, while standing on a catwalk/bridge in Star Trek (2009). "I got your gun". BAM! Shot and falls with camera in the same exact position while the Romulan, falls down a very long shaft!


I have better films to watch on LASERDISC though December 2015, rather than wasting £20.00 to fuel disney's star wars engine.

Odds on buying the bluray are about 0%. I know luke skywalker shows up at the end in some tacky shot filmed around, Ireland on some tiny island.

I seen the LIEMAX shot of aluminum falcon with square WTF dish! What can't they get round fabricated in that galaxy of there's or maybe it got blow out the vent shaft at the end of Return of the Jedi, as it doesn't explain how luke skywalker, "blue lightsaber" ends up in so, and so's hand? Maybe it feel out the vent shaft at cloud city and landed on the ground undamaged or maybe got stuck between a vent shaft door and someone was cleaning the vent shaft and found it as its a really dumb film.

BIG DEAL its made $1.5 billion.

Cinema ticket prices are extremely expensive. london LIEMAX square, odoen lsq, a child cost is around £19.00 and there's odoen BS extra mega blockbuster extra charge of £1.00 that you have to pay as well. Talk about cinema extortion prices! Adult cost £23.00 and the extra £1.00. Avoid odeon leicester square, the sound playback as never been that good enough.

empire LIEMAX is even more waste of space! With laser shark beams.

STAR WARS early Feb '78, down town I think a child cost was about 80 pence, that's less than £1.00 pound and I would guess adult about £1.80 or £2.10.

Queuing up in the long lines down town to the front entrance lasted not for weeks but for months and months into more months and even when the film left one screen it was still pulling in the crowds and when it left the public wants it back!

Wow, not seen this picture of view of, STAR WARS on both screens at the Gamount, since February 1978.

(Picture courtesy of someone on facebook).

George Lucas, all is now forgiven, The Phantom Menace is the godfather of STAR WARS!

This movie that is breaking all records was a total disappointment to me.
I will not list a myriad of reasons why it stunk so bad to not drop spoilers on the membership.

Expected much, much more from Mr. Abrams ........

Regretful ........ Painful even to watch....

Finis

Some people are impossible to please, really. It's not a shot for shot remake, but a proof of concept of "look, we can set up a film that doesn't stink". Now, if Episode VIII is bad, that's another thing, but they were out to prove that the franchise wasn't forever doomed.

To each their own I suppose.

My friends, all big Star Wars fans (who hated eps I-III), are loving ep VII. They've gone to see it multiple times and can't stop raving about it. Now, it's possible that it's just nostalgia on their part, seeing the characters from eps IV-VI they loved so much come back again in the same movie universe, but I think it's more than that.

I've gone to see it too (and admittedly, I'm not the biggest SW fan) and enjoyed it. Yes, it does lift a LOT from ep IV but it does add quite a bit (I don't remember any Storm Trooper in ep IV going against the Empire and becoming an integral protagonist.)

Maybe I'm less critical than others. It's not the best movie I've ever seen, but very, very far from the worst. There were some bits about the new film that were annoying, but on the plus side the new characters are likeable, especially Daisy Ridley. Though this is coming from someone who doesn't hate the prequels either, take that for what it's worth I suppose.

Just read that Star Wars : Episode VII is the highest grossing domestic U.S. film of all time..........

I second laserbite34 : George Lucas : "all is now forgiven" .........

May the Force help us .......

I'm extremely thrilled Avatar is losing countless records. If there ever was a terrible film, it's that one.

I will agree with you there. Certainly regret paying to see that in theaters.

My father paid $13 a ticket for the super ultra 3D experience, for the five of us. Sheesh...waste.