The Solo: A Star Wars Story trailer could drop on Wednesday, according to the Twitter account Star Wars Junk.

#Solo trailer this week, most likely Wednesday. Source at the corporate side of AMC tells me Solo trailer will be placed (not attached) with Maze Runner releasing Jan 26. But trailer will hit online days before. Guys been right before. But file as rumor as always. (Errors fixed)
— Star Wars Junk (@StarWarsJunk) January 21, 2018

There has been next to no word on the Han Solo spinoff aside from the official Star Wars website uploading a synopsis on Jan. 16. The post re-affirmed the film’s release date as May 25, but there has been no teaser to ease fans who are waiting to see what happened to the Star Wars movie that lost its directors weeks away from the end of filming. Rogue One and Last Jedi had teasers about eight months before their releases and Force Awakens had one over 12 months in advance.

We’re so desperate for information that we’re writing an article from a Twitter account with 30,000 followers for crying out loud!!! We’ll even throw in this guy — who is probably film editor Vahn Gharakhani (Non-Stop to Comic-Con) judging by the IMDb link in the description – with just over 1,000 followers who says the trailer underwent the conversion for IMAX.

Hey @StarWarsJunk! I reported on the #IMAX release for the #StarWarsTheLastJedi teaser trailer! #Solo‘s trailer went through IMAX DMR today!
— Vahn (@ImAFilmEditor) January 22, 2018

The world waits with anticipation for their first peak at Solo as The Last Jedi is currently the ninth highest-grossing movie of all time. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 still beats it by about $45 million.

Thanks to Geeks of Color for pointing the Star Wars Junk tweet out!

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