Back to the Future

A ‘Back to the Future’ Producer Wanted to Retitle the Film ’Space Man From Pluto’
A ‘Back to the Future’ Producer Wanted to Retitle the Film ’Space Man From Pluto’
A ‘Back to the Future’ Producer Wanted to Retitle the Film ’Space Man From Pluto’
In October 1984, when Back to the Future would’ve been in early-development stages, a producer gave a friendly suggestion to remedy one of the biggest flaws in the project. The script was “terrific”, everything was fine, but that title. Wouldn’t something along the lines of Space Man from Pluto have a smoother flow, make more sense to audiences, and convey what the movie’s actually about much more succinctly?
Its 'Back To The Future' Day
Its 'Back To The Future' Day
Its 'Back To The Future' Day
Back to the Future predicted what it would look like on October 21, 2015 - or today. Let's see what they got right, and what never came to be:
Doc Brown’s ‘Back to the Future’ Van Shows Up at Real Twin Pines Mall
Doc Brown’s ‘Back to the Future’ Van Shows Up at Real Twin Pines Mall
Doc Brown’s ‘Back to the Future’ Van Shows Up at Real Twin Pines Mall
Today, October 21, 2015, is the so-called #FutureDay, the day in the future that Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveled to in Back to the Future II. There’ll be a lot of celebrating and commemorating that day today (this year also is the 30th anniversary of the original Back to the Future opening in theaters), and here’s something pretty neat: Doc Brown’s original van is parked outside the real Twin Pines Mall for fans to visit and take pictures with.
‘Back to the Future’ 30th Anniversary Celebration Plans Announced
‘Back to the Future’ 30th Anniversary Celebration Plans Announced
‘Back to the Future’ 30th Anniversary Celebration Plans Announced
In addition to returning to theaters and releasing a premium Blu-ray box set this fall, Back to the Future will also celebrate its 30th anniversary with a pretty big celebration. Today comes news of some exciting plans to help fans further celebrate the release of one of the best films of all time — there’s just one catch: it’s all taking place in Los Angeles.