bowser wrote on 30. Nov 2015 at 14:21:

DING! DING! DING! you win the grand prize!! you just graduated to LORD Bowser!!

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Right now, no remake or sequel.

Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis believe Back to the Future (1985) (and it's sequels) are perfect and any redo would tarnish the film. 

Spielberg is also blocking remakes of Jaws (1975) and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982).

Universal Studios believes (and rightly so) that a remake would make millions.  Let's see if they can
come up with enough money to change their minds.


Did you know
the part of Marty McFly was being played by
Eric Stoltz.  After quite a bit of film was shot,
director Robert Zemeckis cut him from the film
and replaced him with Michael J. Fox.

Have you ever
been to Universal Studios Hollywood to see the
DeLorean?  There used to be several of them on the lot, but
I don't know where they went.  A few years back, you could actually
touch the cars and sit in them.  Not any more.

When you go
to Universal Studios Hollywood, make sure you
get them to show you all the behind-the-scenes
spots from the film.   







Here's a fan film of Back to the Future?
A fun film on YouTube, but a really bad
remake of BTTF
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BTTF Music Video:
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The only way I would welcome a remake of E.T., is IF Spielberg did it himself! and the boy to play Elliott would have to be someone VERY special to fill those shoes!

Atreyu wrote on 02. Dec 2015 at 16:37:


Well, a least you didn't have that pesky Luck Dragon yelling for you!

bowser wrote on 03. Dec 2015 at 11:31:


I liked the scene where, after Elliott returns to the bedroom with the food, he finds ET in the tub! doing a sorta Backstroke!

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Yes, that was a very interesting scene.

I'm sure you know that Harrison Ford was in the movie too,
but his scene was cut out.  It's on the disc in Deleted Scenes.

He was dating Melissa Mathison, who wrote the screenplay.

bowser wrote on 03. Dec 2015 at 19:29:


I said "dated", but I wouldn't want a remake.   

Great pic bowser!   

Cinefan wrote on 04. Dec 2015 at 20:18:

For once, we agree on the same thing!