On this day, forty years ago, July 3rd, 1985 the movie Back to the Future was released. While not as fundamental as Hackers or realistic as Sneakers, this movie worked its way into our pantheon.

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Back to the Future has the slightest exposition in the form of a monologue by Doc early in the film. He explains that the car requires a nuclear source of power to accelerate to 88 miles per hour ...

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Thanks to Back to the Future, Fox’s career reached completely new heights. More than 30 years later, the cast of the beloved movie still look back at their time filming it as fondly as ever.

Without Allstate, Marty McFly might never have left 1985 or perhaps would have traveled back in time in a Buick, forever disrupting the space-time continuum of the seminal movie trilogy.

According to Thompson, now 64, “when we made ‘Back to the Future,’ we didn’t even think we were going to make a sequel.” “There was no sequel deal.

As most fans of the classic 1985 comedy know, Back to the Future revolves around Fox's ordinary high school student who travels back in time from 1985 to 1955 in an eccentric inventor's DeLorean ...