Back to the Future

[Edward Nicielnik]

Back To the Future many Bids going to go for a high Price

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BACK-TO-...8AAOSwAyBfbxup

[Rodney Bourke]

Wow some 40 odd bids, 2 days to go and reached 1,300 Aust, this is a great film, shame its Flat and not in Stereo & Cinemascope on Super 8 by Derann.

I was in the City of Melbourne in 1985 to see this Ikonic Movie, and the Cinemas playing it were booked out and full. But I had heard the Forum Theatre in Flinders Street was showing it, with seating for over 3,300 surely I would not miss out, so waited in line and then I heard sorry no more were Full.

[Evan Samaras]

Rodney,

This is actually not a scope film. If I’m not mistaken it was shot full frame and masked to 1.85 theatrically.

[Oliver Feld]

Exactly

[Dominique De Bast]

Wikipedia says it was shot on Panavision.

[Lee McCaffrey]

BTTF was shot 1.85:1 open matte with hard-matted optical composites (VistaVision was used for FX).

[Mark Norton]

I'm sure Classic Home Cinema had ALL of the "Back to the Future" 16mm films for sale at the Blackpool convention last year.

[Edward Nicielnik]

Sold for 1569.00 GBP that is a record

[Edward Nicielnik]

I watched the bidding it was at 902.00 then the clock finish then seven bids come after that

[Alan Rik]

Actually the winning bid is high but not a record by a long shot. The highest I have seen lately is"Pirates of the Caribbean" $2850, "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" $2688, then "Creepshow" $2106 and the list goes on. 16mm is not cheap!

[Rodney Bourke]

Theres another Copy of "Back to the Future II" on Film, good colour so far only $500.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/35-mm-Motio...8544%7Ciid%3A1

[Mark Mander]

Probably wont do as well as a 16mm print being on 35mm but if you have the means to play it then a nice one to have, Mark

[Edward Nicielnik]

Sold for 675.00 US

[Oliver Feld]

Would be great to own all three parts on 16mm...