All the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailers at once will either make you really excited or give you a seizure
The Force is well and truly awakened
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Your support makes all the difference.With all the teasers, trailers, teaser trailers and international edition teaser trailers, I've completely lost count of the number of promo videos Disney has put out for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Here's a whole bunch of them laid on top of each other though - inspired by that nightmarish 'every episode of Friends at once' video - serving as an intense and overwhelming, if not particularly useful, montage of what lies in store on 18 December.
The Millennium Falcon takes flight as Rey walks the desert as Kylo Ren threatens people with his sophisticated lightsaber as Chewbacca growls, it all building to a mildly terrifying crescendo as the timpani boom.
Star Wars will be pretty much inescapable in the run-up to the release, especially now Google has gotten involved.
The search engine this week gave users the option to choose the Light Side or the Dark Side - altering their browser skin accordingly - and hid a pretty slick Star Wars Easter egg into its search engine.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens opens in UK cinemas on the 17 December and US cinemas on the 18 December, though the best place to see it first is on a plane over the Atlantic ocean.
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