Originally Posted by dsa_shea (Post 10237172)

Did you travel to the future at some point in time and find out that a better visual presentation would come along so you held off from seeing them in the first place? I don't give a rat's ass if these movies were coming through on my 13" B&W set I had when I was a kid as I would be watching them.

Originally Posted by droidguy1119 (Post 10236803)

Gale vouches for them.

“The HD transfers for all three films are simply breath-taking,” Gale told BTTF.com. “They actually look better than they did in the theater because of the incredible job that was done on dirt clean-up. (And the film grain is preserved, so they still look like movies should look.) And hearing the sound in full dynamic range is — okay, I’ll say it — a blast!”

Originally Posted by Moviehole.net

I just think you got to do a lot more versatile roles by not playing Marty McFly.
Yeah. You're right.

You may have got more pigeonholed, and you would've been tied down for sequels too.
I would've been unable to walk down the street! It's a whole different life. I was lucky in that way.

So tell me, is missing out on "Back to the Future" a sore spot though?
You know, it was twenty-something years ago and I rarely look back, if at all, but in retrospect, I think just getting through that difficult period helped me realise how freeing it really was. I went back to acting school, I moved to Europe, I did some plays in New York and I actually invested in... [pause] ...myself in a way that was much healthier for me. If I had become a massive star, I don't know if I wouldn't have gone into therapy. On the other hand, I would've been exceedingly rich which would've been wonderful! [laughs]

Originally Posted by mcfly (Post 10237323)

My God. Ironically 25 years to the day that Marty went back in time. Awesome, awesome news. Can't wait.

I love this part (from BTTF.com)
Never thought I'd ever see any Stoltz footage ever. This is amazing.

Originally Posted by The Monkees (Post 10237460)

I never thought about the date! That's awesome! I wonder if Universal did that deliberately or if it was just "an amazing coincidence"

Originally Posted by GenPion (Post 10236311)

Best. Blu-ray. News. Ever.

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 10237486)

:whofart:

Originally Posted by The Monkees (Post 10237836)

I'm confused by this

Originally Posted by Dragon Tattoo (Post 10238006)

It's obviously not a coincidence...

...would be the most polite way to respond to the question you posed.

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 10238172)

Thank you :lol:

It wasn't just a coincidence. This date had been planned for sometime...unless another Trilogy of films moved into the last week of October. But with BTTF now dated, that'll no doubt now come out 2-3 weeks later as to not squander either Trilogies sales. Wonder where Aliens will fit in. If studios learned anything in the past few years, is don't put all your biggies out at once - especially on Blu-ray and when they are high priced.

Originally Posted by The Monkees (Post 10238682)

I wasn't referring to it being a coincidence that they picked October 26th, I was referring to it being a coincidence that they picked a date that reflected the actual date in the movie if they were even aware that they did that.

Originally Posted by trespoochies (Post 10236339)

Special features include:
* Nuclear test site ending storyboard sequence: Storyboard sequence of the original proposed ending of the film.*

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 10236603)

I'll believe how good it looks when I see it. I have no trust in Universal when it comes to catalog titles.

Originally Posted by CharlieK (Post 10239581)

I may have imagined this, but I think I read that this sequence is what ultimately became the 'nuke the fridge' scene in Indy IV.