Back To the Future on DVD

In case no one herd Back to the Future is commin on DVD Dec 17th so that would make a great Chirstmas present

 

This is great news.

Is it the whole trilogy? And does the DVD have any special features?

 

Yes, it's the whole trilogy coming as one attractive box-set...

And there are plenty of special features, including an audio-commentary by Robert Zemeckis and Michael J. Fox.

Check www.bttf.com for details...

 

Wow, very cool.

 

Great news!! I've been waiting for this for awhile.

 

Excellent!

 

I dont know about the features. Yes it is Excellent I just wish INDY and The Star Wars Triology would Come on DVD this year

 

I was stoked when I saw this the other day. I once saw the BTTF marathon at a movie theater. Boy, I could not walk when I left. Imagine if SW had a marathon in 3 years!!!!!

 

Great Scott!


Sorry, I just had to say it. I am thrilled. This was my favorite movie series before I saw Star Wars!



Mace Windy,
three years, doesn't it just blow you away!?

 

I heard that they were coming out soon, but I didn't know that soon! HOORAY! I also only heard about the box set coming out...are they coming released as singles as well? I hope so. I only really want the first one. Eventhough the other two were pretty good, nothing holds a candle (whatever that means) to the first one. waitaminute....usually when you're at a concert or something and you hold a candle isn't it supposed to mean that you like it and want more? I'm confused.

BYE!

 

I've only had a "Lethal Weapon"-marathon when Part 4 hit the theaters... they should do a "James Bond"-marathon when the 20th Bond film is released...oh wait, this is not the topic of this thread!

 

Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (DTS), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Available subtitles: English, Spanish


Edition Details:
? Region 1 encoding (US and Canada only)
? Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Box set, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound
? Commentary by Michael J. Fox, Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale
? "Animated Anecdotes" - option to see over 150 facts and trivia notes while viewing
? Outtakes and bloopers
? Deleted scenes
? Interviews with the stars
? Original "Making of Back to the Future" featurette
? The Hoverboard test
? Interactive production archive
? Screen tests and more
? Widescreen anamorphic format
? Number of discs: 3


Preorder

 

I've heard that the Region 2 edition lacks the audio commentary... can anybody confirm this?

 

From Play.com (R2):

Back To The Future
'The Making Of Back To The Future' featurette: A fascinating look behind the scenes
'Making The Trilogy: Chapter 1': A retrospective featuring cast and crew
All-new audio commentary from director Robert Zemeckis and producer/co-writer Bob Gale
Outtakes
Deleted scenes
Original make-up tests
Animated anecdotes: watch the movie and learn interesting facts
Production archives: Photographs, original storyboards and props
Storyboard to final feature comparisons
Theatrical trailer

Back To The Future: Part 2
'The Making Of Back To The Future: Part 2' featurette: A fascinating look behind the scenes
'Making The Trilogy: Chapter 2': A retrospective featuring cast and crew
Outtakes
Deleted scenes
'Hover Board' test on location
Production archives: Photographs, storyboards and props
Storyboard to final feature comparison
Theatrical trailer

Back To The Future - Part 3
'Making The Trilogy: Chapter 3': A retrospective featuring cast and crew
Outtakes
Deleted scenes
'Doubleback' music video from ZZ Top
Production archives: Photographs, storyboards and props
Storyboard to final feature comparison
Theatrical trailer

 

OK, actually I'm talking about the German R2-release... has anyone any details on that edition?

 

It would be unusual for multiple R2 releases I think. Has it happened before?

 

OK, editing the post was quite stupid... but whatever.

Well, there are some UK-DVDs that contain the German audio-track as well...

I mean, if the German DVD is missing the audio-commentary, and the UK-DVD isn't AND it has the German audio-track on it, I would of course take the UK-edition...

EDIT:
There are SEVERAL DVDs that have been release in two (or maybe even more) R2-versions... for example Disney's "Atlantis". At first they talked about containing the German audio on the UK-DVD, but they abandoned that idea (though it was already printed on the cover, and they just put a big sticker on it correcting their error)...