After watching The Artist and now this Back to the Future Doc Brown to the Rescue! short, I hope that Hollywood starts re-releasing every film with the silent film treatment. That would be a lot better than making every old hit 3D.
It’s certainly not the first Lego DeLorean model we’ve featured, but Alex Jones’s recently completed 1:15 scale interpretation blows its predecessors out of the water when it comes to detail and functionality.
Playing the James Bond theme was a neat parlour trick, but now it’s obvious why those quadrotor flying RC vehicles really exist. And it’s to make every Back to the Future fan insanely jealous of this miniature flying DeLorean.
Just as expected, the official Mattel Back to the Future hoverboard made infamous by Marty McFly is now available for pre-order. The hoverboard only costs $US120 and actually comes with a hoverboard scaled for 6-inch action figures too. That’s a steal in my BTTF-loving book.
When we first saw Mattel’s official Back to the Future II hoverboard, the whole world exclaimed: FINALLY! Then we found out it doesn’t really hover. Well, today, my friends, we’re one step closer to a people-lead, hoverboard-inventing revolution.
First, the Back to the Future Nike Mags came out. Now, Mattel has announced that it’ll be making the pink hoverboard Marty McFly made infamous in Back to the Future II. My life is complete. Well, almost.
We got Lego Minecraft and Lego Lord of the Rings coming, but I want more. I want Lego Back to the Future sets! Come on, it’s not that hard, Lego. And people love Lego City anyway.
Fellow Back to the Future freaks, rejoice for there’s now a USB flash drive that is also a a modified DeLorean, just like the one in the movie. $US25 buys you 4GB.
You know what I needed to rise up to this morning? Michael J Fox playing Johnny B Goode, just like he did in Back To The Future. But not a clip from the film — how about Mr Fox himself rocking it out today?
