And you can do exactly that by downloading the beast from StarWars.com. The trailer is in Quicktime format, which is the good news, but you'll need to upgrade to Quicktime Pro ($29.99) to see the large, broadband version. It's a cheeky marketing move by Lucasfilm and Apple, but you've got to admire their moxy and timingwhat other non-porn download would you pay for?
StarWars.com has also unveiled a new one-sheet poster for "Attack of the Clones" and if you're a fan of the character-collage-with-lens-flare design used for the "Star Wars" special edition art, you'll be enraptured by this one.