Back to the Future "
Original Title: Back to the Future
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Screenplay: Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale
Cast: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, Thomas F. Wilson, Claudia Wells
USA, 1985
opened 25 years ago one of the films I opened the doors to this love I feel for the film. Not by your bill technique since that time was only 3 years and did not understand everything involved to make a film, but by the ability of film to convey emotions to such a level of involvement with the characters as if they were part of your family. The story of "Back to the Future" was struck and lit the imagination of everyone who saw it, entertain with a dynamic story in the 80 established a fashion, collapsing the skate shops and business that sold the Nike shoe Marty McFly wore.
Robert Zemeckis, director of the film, he met his partner Bob Gale - with who had already made "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (1978) and "Used Cars" (1980) - and also recruited Steven Spielberg - with whom he had worked on "1941" (1979) - to bring this idea to big screen. Along with Gale - who was a great experience as a writer - wrote the script and Spielberg, who already had several contacts in Hollywood after his successes as "Jaws," "ET" and "Indiana Jones", the tape was initially going to be starring Eric Stoltz. And this "beginning" of Stoltz lasted 5 weeks of filming, including scenes that are starring in a classic film in the , but Zemeckis never convinced him to his comic style and asking permission for the production decided to change by the young Michael J. Fox who was then starring as blocks of the set the film "Teen Wolf" (1985). The resemblance to Stoltz was notorious for what is not overly complicated in the treatment of the film, despite the charisma that gave Michael was full of like Zemeckis who gave the "we" convinced he had finally found the ideal protagonist. Michael J.
Fox led the cast in which other figures were also present, but their names were not the basis of the tape - as often happens today - but their work was part of a work that is now recognized and is remembered with joy. The original story is perhaps the key to everything. A car traveling in time - which allows you to break all the laws of physics - Playing with the past, present and future as if they might be manageable, transforming fantasy as something close under concepts that only the language of Zemeckis and Gale knew. As I said earlier, is the bridge to be built, the flow leaving the emotions and empathy with all that showed the tape. Viewers will love taking a few works that are given, not for anything their history for more than 25 years has been present in world cinema consciousness.
Today, again comes to light the work of Zemeckis, to meet a quarter century and their fans - including myself included - look forward to re-do a worldwide release of the film that launched Michael J. Fox to fame. Although I must say that his trilogy is not what I admire, since "Back to the Future 2" (1989) and "Back to the Future 3" (1990) are not all of my favorite and they were only made by the ambition his creative team of high returns with his original idea. Is to first, the single, which began with trips and was installed as one of the best movies ever, which has a deluxe soundtrack worth having, which I make a tribute this celebration of its 25 years of life .
Rating: 7 / 7
Original Title: Back to the Future
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Screenplay: Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale
Cast: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, Thomas F. Wilson, Claudia Wells
USA, 1985
opened 25 years ago one of the films I opened the doors to this love I feel for the film. Not by your bill technique since that time was only 3 years and did not understand everything involved to make a film, but by the ability of film to convey emotions to such a level of involvement with the characters as if they were part of your family. The story of "Back to the Future" was struck and lit the imagination of everyone who saw it, entertain with a dynamic story in the 80 established a fashion, collapsing the skate shops and business that sold the Nike shoe Marty McFly wore.
Robert Zemeckis, director of the film, he met his partner Bob Gale - with who had already made "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (1978) and "Used Cars" (1980) - and also recruited Steven Spielberg - with whom he had worked on "1941" (1979) - to bring this idea to big screen. Along with Gale - who was a great experience as a writer - wrote the script and Spielberg, who already had several contacts in Hollywood after his successes as "Jaws," "ET" and "Indiana Jones", the tape was initially going to be starring Eric Stoltz. And this "beginning" of Stoltz lasted 5 weeks of filming, including scenes that are starring in a classic film in the , but Zemeckis never convinced him to his comic style and asking permission for the production decided to change by the young Michael J. Fox who was then starring as blocks of the set the film "Teen Wolf" (1985). The resemblance to Stoltz was notorious for what is not overly complicated in the treatment of the film, despite the charisma that gave Michael was full of like Zemeckis who gave the "we" convinced he had finally found the ideal protagonist. Michael J.
Fox led the cast in which other figures were also present, but their names were not the basis of the tape - as often happens today - but their work was part of a work that is now recognized and is remembered with joy. The original story is perhaps the key to everything. A car traveling in time - which allows you to break all the laws of physics - Playing with the past, present and future as if they might be manageable, transforming fantasy as something close under concepts that only the language of Zemeckis and Gale knew. As I said earlier, is the bridge to be built, the flow leaving the emotions and empathy with all that showed the tape. Viewers will love taking a few works that are given, not for anything their history for more than 25 years has been present in world cinema consciousness.
Today, again comes to light the work of Zemeckis, to meet a quarter century and their fans - including myself included - look forward to re-do a worldwide release of the film that launched Michael J. Fox to fame. Although I must say that his trilogy is not what I admire, since "Back to the Future 2" (1989) and "Back to the Future 3" (1990) are not all of my favorite and they were only made by the ambition his creative team of high returns with his original idea. Is to first, the single, which began with trips and was installed as one of the best movies ever, which has a deluxe soundtrack worth having, which I make a tribute this celebration of its 25 years of life .
Rating: 7 / 7
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