"Back to the Future" protagonist Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd are reunited, and it is also the 35th year since the film's release, and the two creators are also 58 and 81 years old, respectively. The group photo was released to set off many fans to remember the killing.
The Back to the Future trilogy was one of the most important science fiction films of the 80s, influencing many subsequent science fiction works and collective memory in the minds of a generation. While revisiting the film over and over again, we are also in the future prophesied by the film.
Unlike the continuous restart of old themes such as "Jurassic Park" and "Terminator", the media has not given up on exploring the possibility of "Back to the Future" in recent years, and director Robert Zemeckis's answer has always been: "No way!" Unless Bob Gale and I (one of the writers) are both dead. ”
Zemeckis and Back to the Future protagonist Michael J. Fox and producer Spielberg were on set
In a 1984 agreement between Robert Zemeckis and screenwriter Bob Gale and Universal Pictures and Ampering Entertainment (Steven Spielberg's company), the two controlled all rights to remakes and sequels to Back to the Future until their deaths. So unless someone actually invents a time machine and travels back in time to change the protocol, there is a possibility of remake.
Zemeckis doesn't deny that remakes will lead to high box office, but he feels that after three episodes of the series, the story has been told and cannot be continued. In fact, Bob Gale refused to make Back to the Future 4 in 2008, "We saw too many sequels that we didn't have to make, so we didn't have to make Back to the Future." ”