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Mmmmmm, why is it, that with the ginormous number of us using windows O/S's, we have to download and install Quicktime...an Apple application in order to view these trailers? Cummmmmmon people get with the program. Just what we need....another intrusive application adding insult to injury by wanting us to install google toolbars. Anyone want to guess why they call them toolbars???? Ahhhh.....nothing like a good rant in the evening 
Must be time for my warm milk.
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