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Teaserbits is an independent movie-trailer project owned by Andrew Simon. It helps you find an official trailer, understand when and how a film can be watched, and save something for your next movie night.
What we check
We match the film and original year to the actual upload and channel. Studios and distributors are preferred sources; established exhibitors and official-trailer carriers may also appear. A video calling itself “official” is not enough on its own. Unresolved matches stay visible in Sources & coverage.
US release information comes from individual Rotten Tomatoes film pages, distributors and event organizers. Subscription streaming, paid rental, purchase and physical discs are separate formats. A platform or date is only described as confirmed when the linked source supports it.
How we use AI assistance
Research, organization and site development use AI assistance. Source links, the scope of each check and unresolved questions are published so readers can inspect the evidence. Release notes are not watched-film reviews. We do not invent view counts, audience reactions, upload dates or claims about footage that has not been reviewed.
What the archive preserves
Every collected upload is retained, including earlier teasers, later cuts and unavailable records. Different uploads may contain the same footage. First-collected dates describe our archive; they are not original YouTube publication dates. Successful research saves an immutable edition. The change feed distinguishes changes to our records from actual release announcements.
How recommendations and reactions work
Related films use shared genres, recorded viewing options and release timing. Feed recommendations also use saved genres and recorded activity. Hype and Face-off counts reflect submitted activity, not a representative audience poll. Saved films stay in your browser; there is no account required or cross-device sync.
Corrections and contact
The form below sends a private report to this Site’s correction queue. Include the film, the disputed detail and a supporting source when possible. Reports are inputs to verification, not instructions to publish a claim. We do not promise an individual reply or instant update.
Verified corrections update the current listing while earlier editions remain unchanged. Trailer and film rights belong to their respective owners; YouTube supplies the embedded player.