It's old though. I remember when the trilogy was first released on DVD I watched all the special features(only time I've ever done that for any movie). Stoltz was originally in it, but they just weren't feeling his performance at all. They got Michael J Fox to do it even though he was working on several other projects at the time. He was working something like 20 our of 24 hours in the day or something crazy like that.

 

BTW, the hoverboard was real. Last, but not least, the DeLorean being a time machine was not the original plan. First they were going to have a nuclear site. All in all, there was a bunch of fun facts on those DVD's.

It's old though. I remember when the trilogy was first released on DVD I watched all the special features(only time I've ever done that for any movie). Stoltz was originally in it, but they just weren't feeling his performance at all. They got Michael J Fox to do it even though he was working on several other projects at the time. He was working something like 20 our of 24 hours in the day or something crazy like that.

 

BTW, the hoverboard was real. Last, but not least, the DeLorean being a time machine was not the original plan. First they were going to have a nuclear site. All in all, there was a bunch of fun facts on those DVD's.

 

The hoverboard was NOT real, but you may of been sarcastic.

 

They also thought about using a refridgerator but Speilberg didn't want kids mimicing the movie and getting stuck in em.

 

And again, can't wait for the Blu Ray!!!

 

 

It's old though. I remember when the trilogy was first released on DVD I watched all the special features(only time I've ever done that for any movie). Stoltz was originally in it, but they just weren't feeling his performance at all. They got Michael J Fox to do it even though he was working on several other projects at the time. He was working something like 20 our of 24 hours in the day or something crazy like that.

 

BTW, the hoverboard was real. Last, but not least, the DeLorean being a time machine was not the original plan. First they were going to have a nuclear site. All in all, there was a bunch of fun facts on those DVD's.

 

 

http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/hoverboard.asp

 

lol you fell for it too

The hoverboard was NOT real, but you may of been sarcastic.

 

They also thought about using a refridgerator but Speilberg didn't want kids mimicing the movie and getting stuck in em.

 

And again, can't wait for the Blu Ray!!!

 

That was a good call by Spielberg, pretty damn responsible.

Watched the Refugee All Stars on netflix streaming last night. Good documentary.

Pride And Glory was pretty good, although pretty predictable.

Gonna go see "Buried" this afternoon. Got a feeling I am going to be very uncomfortable watching it.

Where is that playing? Has it seen a wide release yet?

Where is that playing? Has it seen a wide release yet?

 

Not wide yet. Playing in Round Lake this week.

Gonna go see "Buried" this afternoon. Got a feeling I am going to be very uncomfortable watching it.

I've heard nothing good about that film.

Ok, have you heard anything about it? 86% on RT, 7.8 on IMDb

I've heard nothing good about that film.

 

It was super intense. Had to remind myself to breath a couple of times. I'd be interested to hear what criticisms people have of it. Very cool things with lighting.

 

Odd casting Ryan Reynolds but he was very good.

Edited October 20, 201015 yr by Brian

Ok, have you heard anything about it? 86% on RT, 7.8 on IMDb

 

Just the basic "Man stuck in a buried coffin in the middle of the desert."

Main actors for "The Hobbit" announced.

The studios behind The Hobbit officially confirmed Thursday that British actor Martin Freeman will be playing the titular Shire hero, Bilbo Baggins, in Jackson's two-part Lord of the Rings prequel.

 

"Despite the various rumours and speculation surrounding this role, there has only ever been one Bilbo Baggins for us," Jackson said in a statement.

 

But Bilbo isn't going it alone in today's casting news. MGM, New Line and Warner Bros. also rolled out a roster of actors who will be playing the hobbit's comrades in treasure hunting and Smaug slaying...

 

Brit Richard Armitage, who presumably will be seen in Captain America: The First Avenger long before The Hobbit's journey concludes, has signed on to play Thorin Oakenshield, head of the company of dwarves who are off to recapture his lost inheritance.

 

Rounding out the troop are Aidan Turner and Rob Kazinsky as Kili and Fili; Graham McTavish as Dwalin; John Callen as Oin; Stephen Hunter as Bombur; Mark Hadlow as Dori; and Peter Hambleton as Gloin. (You never know which one of them is going to be the next Dominic Monaghan!

Martin Freeman is and has always been the perfect guy to play Biblo. I'm very excited to see things finally kicking into place for The Hobbit.

Edited October 22, 201015 yr by Thunderbolt

Martin Freeman is and has always been the perfect guy to play Biblo. I'm very excited to see things finally kicking into place for The Hobbit.

 

I didn't know who he was by his name and recognized him after looking him up. He definitely has the look.

Go ahead and mock me while I geek out.

 

Just tried watching Boondock Saints II. Turned it off after 22:30. I tend to enjoy brainless action movies, but this was beyond awful. Easily one of the worst movies I've ever tried to watch.

Just tried watching Boondock Saints II. Turned it off after 22:30. I tend to enjoy brainless action movies, but this was beyond awful. Easily one of the worst movies I've ever tried to watch.

 

Boondock Saints II was really bad, but not a good bad like the first one

 

Jackass 3D is the funniest thing I've ever seen.

Just tried watching Boondock Saints II. Turned it off after 22:30. I tend to enjoy brainless action movies, but this was beyond awful. Easily one of the worst movies I've ever tried to watch.

 

I don't want to see it at all.

 

Saw Hereafter last night, though. It was pretty good. I can't say it was great, but maybe I just expect too much from Eastwood anymore. For a two-hour movie, it really flew by.

Edited October 26, 201015 yr by Milkman delivers

Back to the Future on Blu Ray is awesome.

Jackass 3D is the funniest thing I've ever seen.

This. I couldn't breath half of the movie

Saw Hereafter last night, though. It was pretty good. I can't say it was great, but maybe I just expect too much from Eastwood anymore. For a two-hour movie, it really flew by.

 

I thought it was decent too. Definitely not great. Matt Damon was very good, as was the beautiful French actress. I didn't much care for the ending.