The end of Back to the Future compared to the start of Back to the Future 2

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Teen Wolf - Lycanthropy a-go-go again

Another remake of a film from my childhood - Michael J. Fox's Teen Wolf is in early development.

Warner Bros looking for writers to do a new version of Rod Daniels’ 1985 hit. Moviehole say that the studio is not quite certain ''which way they’re going to go.''

I personally thought that Teen Wolf Too starring Jason Bateman had killed the franchise but it looks as if the studios are intent on redoing every film from the Eighties.

The original tells the tale of basketballer (Fox) who, upon discovering he’s a werewolf like his father (James Hampton), finds popularity and notoriety... and the ability to slamdunk. The only person not excited to be losing ‘the old Scott’ is long-time best pal, Boof (Susan Ursitti).

Nobody word on director or cast as it is still early days. However, if they are going to go big with this then Zac Efron and Robert Pattinson will no doubt be approached.

A remake too far? Do you want to see a new version? What should be in it? Who should be the star?

Teen Wolf picture by Dapper Dan

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Cool T-Shirt - Hoverboards don't work on water

Wise words indeed. A lesson we all learnt while watching Back to the Future 2.

You can buy it at Fashionably Geek.

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Michael J Fox in Rescue Me

''He plays a dark and twisted guy,'' says 
Denis Leary of Michael J. Fox, who appears in a four-episode arc during the FX drama's fifth season this spring. ''He freaked out the cast and crew. They were like, 'Is this what Mike is really like?''' Fox portrays the wheelchair-bound love interest of Janet (Andrea Roth), the estranged wife of Leary's Tommy.

Source: EW

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Back to the Future Special Edition Blu-Ray news - Billy Zane digs it

Universal Home Entertainment has announced that they will be re-releasing the Back to the Future films on DVD in February. All three films have been digitally restored and blu-rayerized (remastered in High Definition), but the big news is that the original film, Back to the Future, will be released as a two-disc special edition. The new bonus disc will include all the footage from Back to the Future… The Ride, including the lobby que loop, the pre-show, and the entire ride itself. The new collectors edition will also feature the infamous Back to the Future Part II preview special hosted by Leslie Nielsen which orginally aired November 17, 1989 on NBC, and a new documentary called Looking Back to the Future. The two sequels have no new extras. All three discs will be going for $19.98 and be out on 10th February, 2009.

Who out there will be picking up the special edition?

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Cool Art - Total Recall, Back to the Future

Just a couple of cool pics from the Crazy 4 Cult 2 show.

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