Arpy

Nope, just normal trailer music.
I think it's neat that Giacchino gets such high billing in this. He's been the first name on the credits list for the past few trailers/featurettes, and in the first teaser, he was right under Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. I don't think I've seen that happen for a composer before (not saying that it hasn't happened--I just haven't seen it).

the velociraptor its missing the giant claw in the hindlegs.
more autenticity, pal!

Just scribbling...

Love the Tomorrowland logo on the hat

A Giacchinosaurus!

Hello John Williams, you have been revealed

The character and world of Batman obviously feels a more natural fit for that that flavour of narrative. But this is like they just have forcibly and possibly awkwardly thrust Superman into his latest movie. But we'll see.

I watched the trailer and it does look VERY good, stylistically. But I just can't get my head around the central concept - a conflict between Superman and Batman. And that it is to be a convincing one. It just seems a ludicrous prospect to me.
"Do you bleed? You will." Heh heh, erm... hmmm.
Another concern for anyone with more than half a brain and good taste should be the narration, the obviously central and oh so modern themes. It was all a bit Paul Haggis.

Not showing any dino's in 2015, after three movies would be marketing suicide...
The could have not shown the indominus rex though.

I'm fine with JP3.
And i'm fine with Jurassic world too.

I imagine Despayre is located adjacent to Searing Gas Pain Land.

Despayre? That sounds ridiculous

The Force Awakens second teaser was an excellent trailer. Didn't give too much away and just enough to keep you guessing and wanting more. The first teaser for JP back in 1993 didn't show any dinosaurs, just people's reactions. These modern trailers just give everything away from the poor dialogue to the shitty CGI.
I hate speculating things based on the trailers but to be honest this film looks like it's going to be terrible or worse, leaving you with mixed feelings.

Meh. Looks predictable, but could be a decent popcorn flick.
CGI is lame, especially for a dinosaur movie, you'd think that's what they'd work on most.

OK, finally the plot of the film reveals itself. Not bad, not bad.
Here's the problem - the special effects are bad! The raptors don't look as good as they did 22 years ago! Shame....
No Williams or Giacchino music, just the usual RCP-ish trailer stuff.

There's always a bigger fish.

I still occasionally wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat hearing Harrison Ford say, "Somewhere, your grandpa is laughing."

Well, me neither, which is why I said he's a question mark. It's just that we know more about Abrams when it comes to big movies and big scores, while Johnson has been doing smaller stuff this far. He'll most likely want Williams, but I'm just interested to know what his approach to the film and score will be.
Well, yes, and the first Hobbit film. Retreads are just the obvious thing to do with a movie whose primary reason for existing is nostalgia.

Some Giacchino, here and there, perhaps.

If anything, I think Abrams has a lot of respect for Williams. Who wouldn't have?

I love Snowy's theme

We need more taxation of trade route disputes!

Yeah, I'm not sure why you're taking this is an indication that Williams will reuse pieces in the final score Bespin.
It's a trailer, playing heavily on the nostalgia factor, so Williams approached it by re-working classic musical moments from the OT.

I don't know how anyone could have something against the trailer music! I personally do think it's 100% Williams, aside from maybe the percussion. But even if it weren't, who cares? It sounds wonderful and evokes exactly the mood that we all look for in these Star Wars trailers. Great stuff!
It's useless to be cynical and over-analytic of these things. Just take it all in and let it affect you like it's meant to.

Hi natedog,
If you seek for a great highlight of the six movies, you can start with the programme of the 2005 Bonus DVD "Star Wars: A Musical Journey".
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_A_Musical_Journey
A Long Time Ago -
"20th Century Fox Fanfare" / "Star Wars Main Title" (from all of the films) - Showing several clips from the first 5 Star Wars Films Dark Forces Conspire -
"Duel of the Fates" (from Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace) - The Battle of Naboo and Geonosis A Hero Rises -
"Anakin's Theme" (from The Phantom Menace) - Anakin's journey in Episode I A Fateful Love -
"Across the Stars" (from Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones) - Anakin and Padme faling in love A Hero Falls -
"Battle of the Heroes" (from Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith) - The end of the Clones Wars and the fall of Anakin Skywalker An Empire Is Forged -
"The Imperial March" (from Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back) - All scenes of the Empire A Planet That Is Farthest From -
"The Dune Sea Of Tatooine" / "Jawa Sandcrawler" (from Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope) - All Tatooine Scenes An Unlikely Alliance -
"Binary Sunset" / "Cantina Band" (from A New Hope) - Luke's journey in Episode IV A Defender Emerges -
"Princess Leia's Theme" (from A New Hope) - Princess Leia Scenes A Daring Rescue -
"Ben's Death" / "Tie Fighter Attack" (from A New Hope) - Rescue Missions A Jedi Is Trained -
"Yoda's Theme" (from The Empire Strikes Back) - Luke's Training on Dagobah A Narrow Escape -
"The Asteroid Field" (from The Empire Strikes Back) - Hot Pursuits and Escapes A Bond Unbroken -
"Luke And Leia" (from Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi) - Luke and Leia being Brother and Sister A Sanctuary Moon -
"In The Forest (Concert Suite)" (from Return of the Jedi) - The Battle of Endor and Naboo A Life Redeemed -
"Light Of The Force" (from Return of the Jedi) - The Fall of Darth Vader and Redemption of Anakin Skywalker A New Day Dawns -
"The Throne Room" / "Finale" (from A New Hope) - The end of the Empire and the return of the Jedi
In 1990, John Williams digitally re-recorded some of his best titles taken from the first Trilogy, it's also a good start!
http://www.discogs.com/John-Williams-John-Williams-Conducts-John-Williams-The-Star-Wars-Trilogy/release/619617

I think some members haven't really been listening to Williams' output in the last five years.
He never lost anything. In fact, I think War Horse is one of the most endearing scores of his entire career.
It's remarkable to note that the response from non-Williams' fans to the trailer music has been nothing but enthusiastic. I read a lot of talkback on the trailer this morning and noticed how often the music was mentioned as one of its strongest factors.

It's just the trailer. Hopefully we can move past this when the score comes around.