Re-Release of Back To The Future.

Cantona's Collars

Back to the Future is to be re-released in cinemas in October for it's 25th anniversary.God I feel old now. http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a245126/back-to-the-future-returning-to-cinemas.html

Shred

Yeah I remember my sister taking me to see it when I was 10 in the Adelhpi iirc! Would love to see it in the cinema again, absolutely love those movies, especially the 1st one.

Basq

Definitely double-dipping for the Blu-ray!

RINO87

Might even bring me horse in to see it this time!!!

jaykhunter

Ah, I watched the three about a year ago; really enjoyable family films. Highly considering the Blu-Rays

Mr. K

I love cinema re-releases, there are loads of classic films I'd love to watch in the cinema. I'm considering double-dipping for the Blu-Rays too!

maquiladora

Any chance this includes Irish cinemas too?

I would absolutely love to experience seeing BTTF on the big screen.

MS.MONEYPENNY

Love that movie and last week 6th July 2010 was the date Marty landed in the future in the first one :eek:!!

Basq

MS.MONEYPENNY wrote: »

Love that movie and last week 6th July 2010 was the date Marty landed in the future in the first one :eek:!!

Nope.. it really wasn't!

MS.MONEYPENNY

basquille wrote: »

Nope.. it really wasn't!

Oh the Feckers!!!!! I got one and it had the 6th on it!! never even bothered to check it out!!! Thanks basquille :o

Mickeroo

Would love to see it in the cinema. Back to the Future 2 was probably the first movie I saw in the cinema ever.

larchielads

for a sec there i thought the thread said "re-make":eek:

dear lord i hope no one even attempts to remake these films ever!!!!!

i think hollwood should bring out a law that they should never be remade and any director that even thinks about it should be liable for a public stoning til there dead....rant over.

classics and the best trilogy by far.

bonerm

basquille wrote: »

Definitely double-dipping for the Blu-ray!

I'll be triple dipping on this one, VHS > DVD > BluRay.

(BTW release date for the BluRays is also 25/10 in case anyones interested)

Skinfull

maquiladora wrote: »

Any chance this includes Irish cinemas too?

I would absolutely love to experience seeing BTTF on the big screen.

Reckon Cineworld and UCI/Savoy will have them as they are UK companies! :cool:

UrbanSea

Best trilogy ever,it's rare that they make trilogies where the second and third films are as good,if not better,than the originals.

Roar

i saw the third in the Cinema back when I was only seven. Oddly enough I remember the screen it was in (screen 2 in the Cineplex in Cork, miss that place), where I sat and what I ate. Which is odd, as I can't usually remember ten minutes ago.

L'prof

basquille wrote: »

Nope.. it really wasn't!

Basq

L'prof wrote: »

You new to Photoshop L'prof? More proof here

L'prof

basquille wrote: »

You new to Photoshop L'prof? More proof here

Not sure what you mean. That's an actual image from the film...only 5 years until we get our hoverboards!

Basq

L'prof wrote: »

Not sure what you mean. That's an actual image from the film...only 5 years until we get our hoverboards!

My apologies!

Yeah.. that's the right one. I thought you posted the doctored image with 2010 on it.

Wolfe Tone

L'prof wrote: »

Not sure what you mean. That's an actual image from the film...only 5 years until we get our hoverboards!

Yay!Thats my 24th bday! I know what I am getting!!

Cantona's Collars

I wonder will DeLorian cars get a relaunch aswell?:)

the_monkey

larchielads wrote: »

for a sec there i thought the thread said "re-make":eek:

dear lord i hope no one even attempts to remake these films ever!!!!!

i think hollwood should bring out a law that they should never be remade and any director that even thinks about it should be liable for a public stoning til there dead.....

+1!

DON'T TOUCH ! should be engraved on the deeds.

Theboinkmaster

greetings wrote: »

Best trilogy ever,it's rare that they make trilogies where the second and third films are as good,if not better,than the originals.

Don't think i agree - IMO the third one was very poor. The first was brilliant obviously and the second was genius!

Michael B

God I'd love to see this on the big screen! 25 years old though? I feel so old.

iMax

My all time favourites. I WILL BE THERE !!!

Cantona's Collars

When you see it you'l get it.

Pyongyang

I may be late to the party, but I honestly had no idea that Back To The Future was coming back to cinemas on October 1.

It's my favourite movie (and trilogy) of all time. Absolutely delighted at the news it's coming to cinemas again after so long! Reminds me I must pre-order the Blu Ray box set!

Out of curiosity, will it be in cinemas in Ireland or will this involve a flight to London one weekend? Any ideas if it's a limited release only?

New trailer below:

http://www.empireonline.com/news/feed.asp?NID=28571

Pyongyang

I decided to email the IFCO for their words on the BTTF re-release in October. Just checking to see if I need to book a flight to London for October 1 or not.

Here is what IFCO had to say today. Looks promising!

Dear X,

Thank you for your email.

We have just received a trailer for classification for the re-release of
'Back to the Future' which would indicate a planned Irish release. No sign
of the feature yet so cannot confirm if it will definitely be released or
not.

Regards,
Niall Munroe

Irish Film Classification Office
Blackhall Walk,
Smithfield,
Dublin 7

johnny_ultimate

No need for two threads on the subject. Keep all discussion in here, please!

Pyongyang

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

No need for two threads on the subject. Keep all discussion in here, please!

Duly noted!

Renn

I'm loving the inclusion of the exclamation mark along the side.

Minstrel27

I am surprised they didn't try and transform it into 3D.

DrumSteve

this is completely unneccessary.

jaykhunter

Minstrel27 wrote: »

I am surprised they didn't try and transform it into 3D.

Still looks fake.

Sonovagun

They should have done a make over for the three films(redone the likes of Jaws19). I don't see any point in going to the cinema to see a movie(no matter how good it is) i have seen so many times, i definately wouldn't be going to london

krudler

Sonovagun wrote: »

They should have done a make over for the three films(redone the likes of Jaws19). I don't see any point in going to the cinema to see a movie(no matter how good it is) i have seen so many times, i definately wouldn't be going to london

CGI in BTTF? sacrilege! you remember the monstrosity that was the 2002 version of E.T. right?

Professey Chin

Sonovagun wrote: »

They should have done a make over for the three films(redone the likes of Jaws19). I don't see any point in going to the cinema to see a movie(no matter how good it is) i have seen so many times, i definately wouldn't be going to london

Exactly.....like replacing hoverboards with walkie talkies and biff and his friends with ewoks............wait

Hank_Jones

Why not re-release Back to the Future?

I've gone to see a few of the showings of old films in The Screen and thought it was great to see those films on the big screen.
To be honest, I think I'd rather watch Back to the Future than anything that has been released in recent years, and I would consider myself and avid cinema goer.

johnny_ultimate

I'm becoming more and more of a fan of re-releases too. I've gotten to see some wonderful films like 2001, Blues Brothers, Rashomon and Breathless on the big screen in the last year: films I would never have seen in the cinema otherwise. Getting to see the first two Toy Story films again was amazing too. I will always be of the opinion that the big screen is the best way to view a film, and for those of us too young to have missed these first time around, it's a welcome re-release. Yeah, I've seen Back to the Future countless times too, but seeing it on the big screen is an exciting opportunity. No remastering necessary - just be able to enjoy a favourite film in a screen with lots of other fans!

Alter-Ego

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

Exactly.....like replacing hoverboards with walkie talkies and biff and his friends with ewoks............wait

A millenium falcon instead of the DeLorean perhaps.

Pyongyang

Looks like Cineworld are not screening it. Got this email from them today, though it looks a bit 'Dear John' to me so take it with a pinch of salt.

Dear X,

Thank you for contacting Cineworld.

According to our release projection, we will not be screening Back To The Future . However this can be subjected to change. Our programme information is updated every Tuesday for the next 7-9 days. Please keep an eye on the website for updates.

http://www.cineworld.ie/

I do hope this is of help to you and should you have any further queries please feel free to contact our Customer Services on 0844 815 7747.

Kind Regards

Bianca Marzan
Customer Service

GiftGrub100

Marty McFly and Doc Brown are coming back to the cinema this October remastered for the digital generation.

Link to trailer

http://www.empireonline.com/News/story.asp?nid=28571

Link to new movie poster

http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=28623

Cantona's Collars

You might want to check out this thread http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055971421 Old news.

Cantona's Collars

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

I'm becoming more and more of a fan of re-releases too. I've gotten to see some wonderful films like 2001, Blues Brothers, Rashomon and Breathless on the big screen in the last year: films I would never have seen in the cinema otherwise. Getting to see the first two Toy Story films again was amazing too. I will always be of the opinion that the big screen is the best way to view a film, and for those of us too young to have missed these first time around, it's a welcome re-release. Yeah, I've seen Back to the Future countless times too, but seeing it on the big screen is an exciting opportunity. No remastering necessary - just be able to enjoy a favourite film in a screen with lots of other fans!

Speaking of re-releases it didn't take long for Avatar extended version to be released,it's on the way folks.
Back on topic,looking forward to Back to the Future being unveiled to a whole new audience that may have never seen it on a big screen if ever.And for us that remember it when first released.

littleoulme

"Roads?, Where we're goin, we don't need Roads!

Beefy78

About 18 months ago I was lucky enough to watch Back To The Future at a film festival in Essex. It was a free screening so it got relegated to the smallest screen in the cinema but just seeing it with a couple of hundred other people on the big screen was an amazing experiance. I'd thoroughly recommend it to any fans of what is, in my opinion, the greatest film ever made.

I'll definitely be watching the re-release next month, whether it's screened over here or whether I have to book a flight to the UK.

bonerm

littleoulme wrote: »

"Roads?, Where we're goin, we don't need Roads!

Connaught?

Hank_Jones

Well Cineworld have it listed for an October 1st release.

http://www.cineworld.ie//

Listed under the coming soon section.

Beefy78

Great Scott!

Duggy747

Omniplex in Galway also have this listed for Oct 1st release, will be one of the better films I've seen there this year :pac:

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