With the never-ending parade of remakes, reimaginings, and re-releases, it’s become quite clear Hollywood will continue to push out new versions of older movies — as long as they remain profitable, that is. While this trend has been pushed along thanks to Disney’s suite of live-action remakes, it seems like some beloved franchises have managed to avoid going down this route, and that includes one of our favorite sci-fi series.
Say what you want about how fast and loose they play with the concept of time travel, but the Back to the Future films were some of the best of their era, and their appeal certainly hasn’t died down in the decades since. Bob Gale, who co-created the series with director Robert Zemeckis, has served as the “gatekeeper of the franchise” since its inception, and as we recently reported, has turned down all offers he’s received to greenlight a remake.
In fact, we even caught wind Tom Holland himself has had discussions about starring in a potential remake/reboot, but it looks like plans for a fourth movie have died down. However, that hasn’t stopped some talented artists from reimagining the franchise’s beloved characters with entirely new actors at the helm.
____ Tom Holland has admitted that there has been conversations on the Back to the Future remake. And personally I agree with Tom's stance, that series is perfect as is and couldnt be made better today. ____ But that isnt to say that It wouldn't be cool to see Tom and Robert take on these iconic rolls. I've seen the deep fake, if you havent check it out. It's pretty cool but I wanted to make a poster for this reboot and let me know what you think? #yayornay
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As reported by ScreenRant, digital artist ApexForm recently shared a fan poster that recasts Tom Holland as Marty McFly and Robert Downey Jr. as Doc Brown. Personally, RDJ looks a little too happy in the rendering, but overall, it’s a fairly solid attempt.
This particular poster aside, we’re thrilled there’s no remake on the way, but with the franchise celebrating its 35th anniversary in July, we wouldn’t be opposed to a Back to the Future 4K UHD re-release. As for everybody else — what would you want to see from the upcoming anniversary? Be sure to let us know in the comments below!
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