back to the future

Maybe Back to the Future Part II wasn't that far off base after all.

I have literally been waiting for this date my entire life. I am going to be able to have some beers, hang out with people and watch 'Back to the Future 2'. Sign me up.

From Pepsi Perfect, to the Cubs making a World Series run, it's all coming true.

We all remember the shark of Jaws 19 almost eating Marty McFly. Well Universal is in full 'Back to the Future' mode and giving that movie it's own trailer.

Later this month, on October 21, 2015 to be exact, marks the day that Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel to in the future in Back to the Future II. 2015 also marks the 30th anniversary of the original Back to the Future film opening in theaters. As you might expect, Back to the Future fever has hit a fever pitch and there will be lots of ways fans can commemorate the occasion, including buying yourself a “Pepsi Perfect” in a limited edition futuristic bottle, just like the one Marty buys in the future.

Holy crap, the Doc was right. It's 2015 and we have real hoverboards. Quick, I need to go put money on the Chicago Cubs to win the World Series.

We get it, we don't have flying cars, or hover boards, or self drying jackets. But what if we did?

In continuing our look back at films celebrating a monumental anniversary this year, we now look at the films that helped usher in, and in some cases define, the 1990s.  Today we look at the films turning 25-years-old, the films from 1990.

I am willing to support this documentary because more 'Back to the Future' is never a bad thing.

This shot for shot remake totally makes up for cars not flying yet.

"I said I wish I could go back to the beginning of the season, put some money on the Cubbies!" The Cubs have not won a World Series since 1908, but the Cubs could have Marty McFly on their side.

One of the most iconic parts of Back to the Future is the time traveling DeLorean. But, in earlier versions of the story, the DeLorean was nowhere to be found. Originally, Marty McFly was going to back to the 1950s in a refrigerator! And, instead of being powered by plutonium, it was powered by a nuclear explosion and Coca-Cola. Get ready for even more facts from the future in the latest installment of You Think You Know Movies!