Back to the Future News

This week's new releases for kids, teens and families: "Call of the Wild 3-D" : Christopher Lloyd headlines this modern reimagining of Jack London's classic novel in which a girl finds an injured wolf/dog hybrid on her grandfather's back porch.

Christopher Lloyd has revealed that his Back To The Future co-star Michael J Fox is "doing very well". The 71-year-old actor said he regularly meets up with Michael, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1991.

Bank holidays in the UK wouldn't be complete without terrestrial TV showing one of the Back To The Future movies.

It's Bye Bye Lloyd. Citing a family illness, Christopher Lloyd has dropped out of the upcoming production of "Dr Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas" at the Pantages Theatre.

Larry David is much sweeter than his persona in Curb Your Enthusiasm, co-star Mary Steenburgen has insisted.

MARTY McFly, Deanna Durbin and three doses of Tarantino, in the film guide that's investigating its own death.

The title of "The Time Traveler's Wife'' doesn't exactly disguise the premise of its plot.

The title of "The Time Traveler's Wife'' doesn't exactly disguise the premise of its plot.

The task of tailoring the time-travel theme to the teenage market has led to, besides such concrete accessories as skateboards and electric guitars, an inordinate dwelling on anachronisms, with a contemporary teenager plunged into the Fifties.

This Sunday NBC is airing the first of its two part disaster miniseries Meteor , which I fully planned on skipping.

There's a meteor headed straight for earth. Run for it Marty!!! Sorry, couldn't help but throw in that little Back to the Future reference as NBC's upcoming miniseries Meteor stars non other than Christopher Lloyd .

It's not often that one exits an amusement park attraction thinking, "That ride was really well-written." But that just might be a common response to The Simpsons Ride, which opened last year at Universal Studios theme parks here and in Orlando.

It's up to Marla Sokoloff to save the world in the upcoming NBC miniseries Meteor .

Submitted by SHNS on Tue, 06/23/2009 - 13:47. It's not often that one exits an amusement park attraction thinking, "That ride was really well-written." But that just might be a common response to The Simpsons Ride, which opened last year at Universal Studios theme parks here and in Orlando, Fla.

If Albert Einstein had lived long enough, he might have invented the flux capacitor -- a fact that wasn't lost on Christopher Lloyd.

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. -- It's not often that one exits an amusement park attraction thinking, "That ride was really well-written." But that just might be a common response to The Simpsons Ride, which opened last year at Universal Studios theme parks in Orlando, Fla., and Hollywood, Calif.