[Siuchingach]

So who is going to see the remastered version of one of the best movies ever made? It opens tonight! (1st October). Me and fellow BTTF loving friend are going to see it on Monday and I'm getting really excited already. I've bought a body warmer for it and just need to get some red dye. Got the sneakers, chequed shirt and jeans ready to go.

The trilogy is released on blu-ray on 25th October. Theres a nice collectors edition available

HD trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH0BNbwqNK8

[parishilton]

I know I can't wait for the BluRay! I have already planned a marathon at my place with my mates to watch it! But I also had no idea it was being re-released at the cinema too!? Is it global?

[FinanseMikky]

I still don't get how they can transfer a movie from the 1980's into high definition at 720p or 1080p, incredible technology.

[DebtDetox]

I still don't get how they can transfer a movie from the 1980's into high definition at 720p or 1080p, incredible technology.

35mm film is extremely high quality.

[JesikaFclq]

I still don't get how they can transfer a movie from the 1980's into high definition at 720p or 1080p, incredible technology.

Because they filmed it in "High Definition". It would be suitable for a 2k resolution later on too.

[Siuchingach]

I still don't get how they can transfer a movie from the 1980's into high definition at 720p or 1080p, incredible technology.

35mm film is equivalent to a 15 megapixel image in todays money. They'll probably even rerelease it on whatever format supersedes bluray

[FinanseMikky]

Good to know, I have absolutely no knowledge in cameras & film used decades ago so thanks for the info!

But getting back to the movies, I absolutely love the original BTTF. The second one did extremely well with placing Marty in the 50's again and who can't forget 2015's Mattel series Hoverboard.

[carinsurancess]

4 years to go for those self-lacing shoes boys.

I don't see BTTF in any of the cinemas here would definitely go see it with some friends but can't find anything on it...sucks...Canada always gets the **** end of the stick for cool stuff like this.

[parishilton]

35mm film is equivalent to a 15 megapixel image in todays money. They'll probably even rerelease it on whatever format supersedes bluray

That's exactly right. It can, in fact, still maintain image integrity at 4k resolutions. [thumbup]

Anyway, I have been on the look out to try and find it here at my local cinemas, and no dice

I will keep looking though. I will travel interstate if I have to!!!

[illignocearia]

Is it in 3D?

[Mangoman]

Bah...stupid voice

[Master_B]

Is it in 3D?

No, just HD. 3D would have been great thought!

[OWV9LSxH]

No, just HD. 3D would have been great thought!

Hehehe, what about the shark then? That was 3D already! [rofl]

[cholleyhomeob]

35mm film is equivalent to a 15 megapixel image in todays money. They'll probably even rerelease it on whatever format supersedes bluray

To be fair, unless we start seeing 100"+ screens being the norm for the average consumer, a higher quality format is not going to supercede blu-ray. Digital distribution or something along those lines, maybe. But I think quality wise we're pretty much(but perhaps not quite) at the top of what we're going to get. Think of the whole CD evolution. They tried introducing HD-CDs and DVD-Audio and even blu-ray audio, all with higher quality than a standard CD, yet it was the lower quality but easier and more mobile MP3 that caught on.

[wmirkru]

4 years to go for those self-lacing shoes boys.

I don't see BTTF in any of the cinemas here would definitely go see it with some friends but can't find anything on it...sucks...Canada always gets the **** end of the stick for cool stuff like this.

We are already there!!!

http://tv.gawker.com/5649996/life-mi...tie-themselves

[h0ldem]

To be fair, unless we start seeing 100"+ screens being the norm for the average consumer, a higher quality format is not going to supercede blu-ray. Digital distribution or something along those lines, maybe. But I think quality wise we're pretty much(but perhaps not quite) at the top of what we're going to get. .

Hahahahahahahahahahaha.

Seriously?

[cholleyhomeob]

Hahahahahahahahahahaha.

Seriously?

Umm, yeah.

What exactly are you laughing about? I'm correct on this.

Film resolution, at our current average screen size(40") can't not look any better than it does right now on blu-ray. Simple as that. If you shrunk a 4K resolution theater video onto a 40" screen it would more or less look identical to a 1080p blu-ray.

[Adeniinteme]

Good to know, I have absolutely no knowledge in cameras & film used decades ago so thanks for the info!

But getting back to the movies, I absolutely love the original BTTF. The second one did extremely well with placing Marty in the 50's again and who can't forget 2015's Mattel series Hoverboard.

More importantly who can forget the 2015 Santa Cruz Pit Bull.

[carinsurancess]

Honestly am I the only one who would prefer the hoverboards over self lacing shoes? or is it just because the shoes are more realistic?


When I first saw that movie in 1990 I think it was, I totally fell in love with that hoverboard. It was freaking awesome man.

I still want one today, and I was never a skater. Infact I hated that whole crowd. But DAMN.....hoverboard! I mean cmon! That thing was all kinds of badass, even if it was pink and stolen from a little girl who had a basket on the front.

[cholleyhomeob]

Honestly am I the only one who would prefer the hoverboards over self lacing shoes? or is it just because the shoes are more realistic?


When I first saw that movie in 1990 I think it was, I totally fell in love with that hoverboard. It was freaking awesome man.

I still want one today, and I was never a skater. Infact I hated that whole crowd. But DAMN.....hoverboard! I mean cmon! That thing was all kinds of badass, even if it was pink and stolen from a little girl who had a basket on the front.

Check it out Real BTTF Hoverboard [thumbup]