Featuring interviews with cast and crew while showing clips, filmmakers talk about building the time machine, the fantastical concept, the 1950s production design, developing the musical score, and about working on the set. There’s a clarity that I have come to expect and really there’s nothing that became a serious distraction to comment on. But the original design, of course, shows its age somewhat in this department as the differences between the high and mids only come into play during the time-traveling sequences. As one would expect, talks concern ideas about the sequel and how the creators originally didn't plan to continue the story.

from the previous collection for this new set, except for Part III, which features an AVC MPEG-4 encode. Many of us know that the second chapter ends with a “to be continued” tag before the closing credits.Tales From The Future – The Test Of Time: One final 17-minute featurette that covers the entire legacy of the film from its place in popular culture, having a rollercoaster ride at Universal, the animated series, how it made the Delorean more popular, the themes of the film and more. Back to the Future Night: A 27-minute special that aired on NBC that was hosted by Leslie Nielsen ( Airplane! Especially interesting is the changes and details between 1955 Hill Valley versus the 1985 town square shot in the Universal backlot. This 30th Anniversary Blu-ray Edition comes with the same, great audio and video presentation that was seen in the trilogy box set from five years ago.

When teenager Marty McFly is blasted to 1955 in the DeLorean time machine created by the eccentric Doc Brown, he finds himself mixed up in a time-shattering chain reaction that could vaporize his future - and leave him trapped in the past. The previous releases were disappointments to various degrees, but Universal largely knocks the video portion of the disc out of the park this time around.The Company reserves the right to change these conditions from time to time as it sees fit and your continued use of the site will signify your acceptance of any adjustment to these terms. Alan Silvestri's now-iconic and memorable score receives the biggest upgrade by spreading evenly throughout the entire system and engaging viewers at just the right moments. Back To The Future suffered a major upset during production, where the original leading man Eric Stoltz was fired over a month into filming, with the filmmakers deeming him too serious for the movie's tone. The color palette is vibrant and dramatic, especially during scenes of the 1950s in the first two movies.

A lot of the information has been repeated in other supplements, but they always include just enough new stuff to make it worthwhile.

This set is also bursting at the seams with engaging special features that fans will want to check out. For more about Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy and the Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy Blu-ray release, see Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on October 18, 2020 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.

Playing against type, Fox is believable and comical in the role, and likely a major reason why many teens flooded theaters. The worst instances are during the optical effects, where matte lines and softness are made more apparent.In that sense, the movie almost offers a fun and quirky remembrance of that generation, and the filmmakers throw in numerous cultural gags while Marty tries to repair the timeline he's disrupted in his travels. Those same pages serve as sleeves for each Region Free, BD50 disc which slides out by placing some slight pressure to the top and bottom, widening the mouth only a little. The Secrets of the 'Back to the Future' Trilogy (SD, 21 min) — This is another special presentation which aired on television after the theatrical release of Part III and was hosted by Kirk Cameron. This set includes all of the carryover content from the 2010 set and the 2015 re-release and is also home to a handful of new supplements as well. Back to the Future: The Musical Behind the Scenes: A three part feature that breaks down the curious musical adaptation.