This past weekend, reports began circulating that fans who went to see Star Wars: The Force Awakens in cinemas were unexpectedly treated to a brief trailer featuring the Guns N' Roses classic “Welcome To The Jungle” being played over black-and-white crowd footage prior to the biggest movie of the year. The aforementioned trailer can be seen below.

Back in 2007, Harper Collins published Guns N' Roses lead guitarist Slash’s autobiography, simply titled Slash. In that book, the top-hatted six-stringer revealed: “For the entire Illusion tour, all two-plus years of it, we had two camera guys with us documenting every single moment. Those guys were close friends, so we really let them in and they got it all. They captured the kind of history that anyone aside from the members of the band would never see. They were out with us on this leg of the tour, of course, as was Del James, who became a de facto narrator at times, conducting interviews and telling the camera guys what was what. One night Del and the cameras caught Izzy (Stradlin) and me jamming on our acoustic guitars, just hitting loose stuff the way we did when no one was around. We fell into the pocket so naturally, and it felt comfortable and so great, that I’d love to see a tape of that. We have two years of footage, in fact, all of which is in a vault that will remain shut forever unless Axl and the rest of us get our differences ironed out. The footage is the Holy Grail of Guns N’ Roses; seeing the film that would result from condensing the best moments into two hours would be the be-all and end-all of knowing exactly who we were and who we are.”

Will this movie finally hit the silver screen? Only time will tell. Guns N’ Roses’ final classic lineup - Axl, Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum and Gilby Clarke, last performed together in Argentina in July 1993.

About the ongoing fanaticism with the phenomenon of Guns N’ Roses, Slash told BraveWords: "One thing that's a huge honor about Guns is that we have this ongoing appreciation. Nobody could ask for a better situation other than still being together I suppose. It's a constant generational turnover. Just to have generations of people that weren't around when we started, still freaking out over a record. It's nice to be included in that group of albums that will always stand the test of time."

In other news, m/videoslots recently announced that the Guns N’ Roses slot is coming. NetEnt has released the official Guns N’ Roses video slot teaser (streaming below). Prepare your ears — the rock band themed slot is released on January 21st.

What can be expected of the Guns N Roses slot? Well, it’s a given that the band members are going to grace us with their presence across each of the five reels in this music-themed slot. The band members include Izzy Stadlin, Slash, Axl Rose, Steven Adler and Duff McKagan. We can expect amazing bonus features and flashy scatter symbol to create the ultimate player experience. Read more at this location.