March 14, 2012 In the movie Back To The Future Part 2, Marty and Doc travel to the year 2015. Just a few years before they arrive, it looks like some of the technology we saw in the movie is becoming reality.
For example, Nike auctioned of 150 pair of it's Air Mag in 2011 with proceeds going to the Michael J. Fox Foundation. If you have a pair of those shoes from the future, now you can buy a hoverboard to go with it.
At his annual Parkinson’s Disease fundraiser in New York, Michael J. Fox recreated the iconic ‘Johnny B. Goode’ scene from ‘Back to the Future.’ Hello, McFly!
September 9, 2011 If you're a fan of the "Back To The Future" trilogy, you're probably familiar with the shoes Marty McFly wore in 2015. The Nike Air Mag lit up and came complete with power laces.
Just a few years away from 2015, and 26 years after the 1985 release, Nike is bringing the Air Mag to life.
August 16, 2011 Tonight, Back to the Bricks officially gets underway at the US-23 Drive-In on Fenton Road north of Hill Road.
Bring the family for a night of free entertainment! Gates open at 5pm, and the movie starts at dusk! Check out a preview of the movie after the jump!
August 4, 2011 There's nothing like seeing the thousands upon thousands of classic cars make their way into Flint and Genesee County for one of the best car shows in the country.
On August 9th, Back To The Bricks kicks off with the start of the first annual 'Tune-Up Week' in Clio, continuing with stops in Flint Township, Linden/Fenton, Davison and Richfield Township.
Bricks Flicks is the official kick-off for Back to the Bricks. This year's movie is Back to the Future and you can join us at the US-23 Drive-in. There's going to be a lot of cars, entertainment and more
Planning continues for Back to the Bricks, which will take place in August. Last week, I mentioned the Michigan Mitten Promo tour, which is one of the new venues for Back to the Bricks and today, Chairman & Founder Al Hatch talked about Tune-Up week, which is also new this year.
Movie titles aren't just picked out of hat, it turns out. In fact, they almost always have something to do with the movie itself (they do indeed go back to the future in "Back to the Future").
This supercut features two minutes of 80 movie characters saying the actual title of the movie.
Check out the surprisingly hypnotic exercise below: