Forty years after its release, Back to the Future ‘s pop-culture presence is as strong as ever thanks to theme parks , the tie-in musical , a missing-guitar mystery , and simply the enduring love for the movie itself. Starting October 31, fans can revisit the Robert Zemeckis-directed, Steven Spielberg-produced time-travel classic on the big screen. And we do mean big : this re-release is targeting premium, large-scale formats, including Dolby Cinema, 4DX, and D-Box—as well as IMAX.
According to a Universal press release, “This marks the first time Back to the Future will be presented on the world’s largest screens, offering fans the opportunity to experience the film’s scope and spectacle in the most immersive formats yet.” It’s an occasion so monumental, the studio release