[Damage75]

I thought I would post the following information, for those who it applies to. I mentioned it on a couple of other threads, but hopefully this will get noticed more.

My friend and I saw QoS at an AMC theater (Chicago Suburb) on Saturday. The trailer was not in front of this movie.

I called a manager, who told me how the theaters were handling the trailer (the facts of which I'm sure you all know by now).

I asked him if there was anyway he could tell which showing at his theater would have the trailer, and asked if he would let me back in to see it.

He told me to call the next day (Sunday), and he would find out.

I did, and he gave me the times. I showed up with my ticket stub from yesterday, and he let me and my friend in. As soon as the trailer was over, we left.

I know that the trailer will be online tomorrow, but I think seeing it on the big screen is just incredible.

So to you of those out there who didn't get to see the trailer at your show, try giving the theater a call....I'm sure they wouldn't mind helping you out.

And as a side note, my friend and I got up and left as soon as the trailer was over, thus causing people to speculate that we had just paid $8 (matinee) to see a 2 minute trailer. And there were a couple of other people who left when we did too!

[Aqua]

I've now seen the trailer for the 4th time in the theater, it's definitely a different experience. The first time it all went by too fast and I just said "wow". The second time I took in many of the details. The third time I *ahem* did something that I can't discuss here. The fourth time I focused in on small details instead of watching the trailer as a whole.

That's over $36 the theater has gotten out of me

[Damage75]

Well, you got an "ahem" though, right? So think of it as $36 well spent!

[Livingston]

I've been watching the blurry bootlegs online. Haven't seen it in the theater. But tomorrow no more!