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Creative fan made short film combining Zelda and Back to the Future. Link to the Future!

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Some of the work is really great. If you’re in the neighborhood make sure you check it out. The show runs until June 3rd. Some of the prints are very affordable ($35)

Gallery 1988 Venice:

214 Pier Avenue
Santa Monica, CA 90405

To bid on the tickets here (at the time of writing the next minimum bid is $2800 )

All guests will receive a full-sized poster commemorating the 25th anniversary limited release of the movie with their ticket purchase, while supplies last.

Each theatre will also have special movie-related giveaways prior to the movie as a part of the experience.

Make sure you show up wearing your back to the future costume!

Buy your tickets now

Pick up a pair of these. The price is good and they’re close enough screen accurate. The original Nike Bruins are no longer sold.

The black suspenders with the chrome clips

If you want to add some more detail don’t forget to get this watch.

For more information check out their website

Eric Stoltz footage as Marty McFly has been locked away ever since. Now some of the footage is being released for the Back to the Future 25th Anniversary Blu-Ray Disc Set.

Here is a clip.

Amazon is selling it for only $49.99! Which is an amazing price. You can even get release date shipping. This way you will also get back to the future blu-ray delivered to your house the same day it is released and not have to wait for it to ship.

Save money on shipping and taxes by ordering from amazon here

Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy (+ Digital Copy) [Blu-ray]

Here is a list of all the features that will be on the box set

Features

• U-Control
  • Setups & Payoffs: Note key scenes and see how they play out as you watch the movies.
  • Storyboard Comparison: Compare key scenes in the movie with the original storyboards.
  • Trivia Track: Get inside trivia and facts while you watch the movies.
• Pocket BLU: Experience Blu-ray in an exciting new way with the app for iPhone, iPod touch, BlackBerry, Android and more.
• BD-Live: Access the BD-Live Center through your Internet-connected player and download even more bonus content, the latest trailers and more.
• My Scenes: Bookmark your favorite scenes from the movies.
• Tales from the Future: 6-part retrospective documentary featuring all-new interviews with Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Director Robert Zemeckis, Producers Bob Gale and Neil Canton plus Executive Producer Steven Spielberg.
  • In the Beginning…
  • Time to Go
  • Keeping Time
  • Time Flies
  • Third Times the Charm
  • The Test of Time
• The Physics of Back to the Future
• 16 Deleted Scenes
• Michael J. Fox Q&A
• Archival Featurettes
  • Making The Trilogy: Chapters One, Two & Three
  • The Making of Back to the Future Parts I, II & III
  • The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy
• Behind-the-Scenes
• Outtakes
• Original Makeup Tests
• Nuclear Test Site Ending Storyboard Sequence
• Production Design
• Storyboarding
• Designing the DeLeorean
• Designing Time Travel
• Hoverboard Test
• Designing Hill Valley
• Designing the Campaign
• Photo Galleries Including Production Art, Additional Storyboards, Behind-the-Scenes Photographs, Marketing Materials and Character Portraits
• Back to the Future: The Ride
• Music Videos
  • “The Power of Love” by Huey Lewis and the News
  • “Doubleback” by ZZ Top
• Q&A Commentaries with Director Robert Zemeckis and Producer Bob Gale
• Feature Commentaries with Producers Bob Gale and Neil Canton
• And More!

The developer is creating episodic titles based on the “Back to the Future” and “Jurassic Park” franchises. The popular Universal Studios film trilogies spawned several games in their heyday in the ’80s and ’90s but have been absent from the interactive realm. The as-yet-untitled Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PC and Mac games are set to be released this winter.

“I think it’s a prime time to reintroduce these properties in the digital world,” said Dan Connors, CEO at Telltale Games. “Telltale Games has always set out to be a great storytelling company. We’ve been honing our chops over the past six years, and we’re ready to take on these two iconic properties and continue to advance storytelling in games.”

Telltale Games previously created episodic games based on Aardman Animations’ Oscar-winning animated film series “Wallace and Gromit,” Steve Purcell’s comic series “Sam and Max” and Matt Chapman’s online cartoon “Homestar Runner.” The San Rafael, Calif.-based developer approached Universal Studios when looking for inspiration for their next game series.

“‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Back to the Future’ are two of our broadest and most beloved properties,” said Bill Kispert, interactive vice president at Universal Studios. “We were very interested in bringing them into the interactive space, but they’re not exactly the kind of properties that lend themselves to the stereotypical shoot-’em-up style of gameplay.”

Connors said the games, which are in the early stages of development, would tell new stories extending the “Back to the Future” and “Jurassic Park” lore. He teased that the “Back to the Future” games may include a DeLorean ride back to the 1970s while the “Jurassic Park” games would be intense and add new backstories to the series’ man-versus-dinosaur mythology.

“The games are going to exist within these worlds,” said Connors. “I wouldn’t call these games sequels per se but a new interpretation of their worlds for a new medium. For one generation, it’s an introduction to these series. For another generation, it’s a thing they can look back on and something they can share warmly with their family and friends.”

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Online:

http://www.telltalegames.com