The Star Trek trailer has been online since Friday in various bootleg formats, but it finally comes online “officially” in both standard and High Definition formats. The arrival caught me off guard because I was looking for it over at the official Star Trek movie website. It’s not there. That’s right. The official site got scooped on its own movie.
Instead you can find the exclusive premiere of the trailer over at Yahoo! Movies. The link takes you to the standard version of the trailer, but if you scroll down a little on the page you’ll find the high definition versions of the trailer. While there’s not much here, it’s definitely worth a look in the higher resolutions if you can get it, and the audio is vastly superior to that YouTube version that’s been making the rounds.
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The Star Trek trailer has been online since Friday in various bootleg formats, but it finally comes online “officially” in both standard and High Definition formats. The arrival caught me off guard because I was looking for it over at the official Star Trek movie website. It’s not there. That’s right. The official site got scooped on its own movie.
