- MoviesTom Beasley
Marvel fans have spotted a 'Back to the Future 2' easter egg in 'Avengers: Endgame'
The Russo Brothers slipped a nod to another time travel classic into the epic finale of 'Avengers: Endgame'.
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'Driven': The incredible true story of John DeLorean and the 'Back To The Future' car
Before it became a science-fiction icon as Doc Brown's time machine, the DMC was the centre of an incredible real life tale.
- MoviesHanna Flint
Why 'Back to the Future' writer Bob Gale won't make a fourth film (exclusive)
The screenwriter talks John DeLorean, Back to the Future and reveals why his Doctor Strange movie never got made.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Christopher Lloyd wants 'Back To The Future 4' to be about climate change
It might be a long shot, but if it's happening, Doc Brown has got an idea.
- MoviesTom Butler
'Secret Cinema Presents Casino Royale' is the closest you'll get to being Bond without joining MI6
With 'Bond 25' months away, Secret Cinema has opened its new 'Casino Royale' experience to fill the James Bond-shaped void in your life.
- MoviesTom Butler
'Welcome To Marwen' director Robert Zemeckis explains how that HUGE meta-cameo happened
'Welcome To Marwen' features a huge nod to one of Robert Zemeckis' most iconic movies that will catch audiences completely unaware.
- MoviesTom Butler
Robert Zemeckis on 'Welcome To Marwen', 'Back To The Future', and 'Roger Rabbit 2'
Welcome To Marwen. It’s a dramatic retelling of the story first told in the acclaimed 2010 documentary Marwencol, of Mark Hogancamp, an artist whose life is changed forever when he’s dealt a brutal beating by a gang of thugs. The attack deprives Mark (played in the film by Steve Carell) of his memory and, as part of his therapy, the artist builds a toy WW2 town – Marwen – which he populates with dolls inspired by people in his life, and Hoagie, his doll avatar.
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'Back To The Future' series tops poll of movies fans want rebooted
Movie fans are desperate for another Back To The Future movie, according to a poll by The Hollywood Reporter.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Back To The Future legends Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd reunite at Parkinson's charity bash
It's always smashing to see Marty McFly and Doc Brown back together.
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Universal goes old-school with VHS-style re-releases of 80s classics
Be kind, rewind.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Tom Cruise stepped in over topless scene All The Right Moves co-star didn't want to do
Lea Thompson, Tom Cruise's co-star in 1983 sports drama All The Right Moves, has told how the actor stepped in when producers wanted her to do two scenes topless.
MoviesBen Arnold10 best movies on TV over the Easter weekend
The weather looks miserable for Easter weekend, so why not indulge in a movie on the sofa instead.
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Mega haul of film and TV memorabilia going up for auction in the UK
Iconic items from 'The Shining,' 'Batman' and 'The Empire Strikes Back' are among those going under the hammer.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Christopher Lloyd is up for Back To The Future 4
Great scott! Christopher Lloyd has said that if there are ever plans for a fourth movie in the Back To The Future series, he’d be fully on board. “So it would be a real challenge for the writers to come up with an original Back to the Future story that has the same passion and intensity and excitement as the other three. Lloyd is still as busy as ever in the acting business, with four movies out this year alone, including heist comedy ‘Going In Style’ with Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine, and road trip drama ‘Boundaries’ with Vera Farmiga, Christopher Plummer and Kristen Schaal out later in the year.
- MoviesTom Butler
Frank Marshall: We'll NEVER reboot Back To The Future (exclusive)
Uber-producer Frank Marshall has promised ‘Back To The Future’ will not be remade or rebooted as long as he has any involvement. Speaking to Yahoo Movies to promote the DVD and Blu-ray release of ‘Jason Bourne’ (out now) Marshall – who acted as executive producer on all three ‘Back To The Future’ movies – promised us “we’re never touching those” when asked if the beloved time-travel franchise was safe from Hollywood’s rebooting drive.
