i apologize if this has already been asked, but i couldn't see any obvious thread to look in to find the answer.. and i went through all three available pages of thread titles checking... i may have breezed over one, though...

ANYWAY...

my question is, will they be adding a ROTK preview to TTT while it is still in theatres, just like they did with FOTR and TTT?! if so, when? if not, why not?

thanks! i expect this thread to die pretty quickly once the questions are answered!
-di doctor-

p.s. i ask because i'm planning on taking my father to see it when they do... i'm assuming that they will due to the fact that they did it with FOTR and TTT...

bueller? bueller?

Of course. Is there anything Peter Jack$on won't do to make a buck?

Maybe they should add it to Kangaroo Jack, since more people are going to see that.

Hey! KJ is so cool! Why do LOTR fans find a need to throw a dumpload of sh** at Kangaroos everytime. I never quite understood.

Apples and Oranges I tell you. So don't start a KJ/TTT war here, you friggin' Tolkienite!

anybody have a productive response?

You do realize that it's not only LOTR fan's dumping on KJ. I'm looking at the trailer it looks very lame. though I'm sure if I watch it I have a 50/50 chance of liking it. But from the god awful trailer alone it's scary.

Dammit, I saw it tonight for the third time and I saw your question a couple of days ago, but I forgot to sit through the credits to see if they had one yet. It's probably too early still, because didn't they throw the TTT teaser at the end of FotR last year around the end of Feb. or March?

wasn't the TTT preview before the credits last year? like right after the movie ended.

then the credits ran after the preview.

Yes, the preview ran immediately before the credits, and it didn't begin playing until March.

It was something about not changing the film until after the Academy Awards ....

*checks last year's movie stubs*

Last year, I paid again to see the preview on the first of April. So give or take a week, I'd say.

Till again.

The trailer was tacked on after the Oscars in the hopes to catch onto any "Oscar buzz" the film received from it's awards. I believe it was the weekend after the Oscars aired.