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Personally, I think it would have been more interesting to include them in a large envelope at the back (maybe with a note from Doc Brown telling how these valuable items could disrupt the space-time continuum, if they fall into the wrong hands!).Дespite being a popular film, Back to the Future has not garnered as huge a fanbase as the likes of Star Wars or MarvelвЂ™s films have. If thereвЂ™s a downside to the book, itвЂ™s that some of these items are glued onto some pages, and may require some extra care to remove. Much like hardcover books in recent years that have included goodies and reproductions of props or related material, The Ultimate Visual History provides Back to the Future fans with quite a few items!ДЄ few of these items, include DocвЂ™s drawing of the Flux Capacitor, a lenticular picture that shows Marty and his siblings disappearing (similar to the effect in the first film), and even a fold-out poster for Jaws 19 (pulled from the same art that was used on the posters outside the Holomax theater in Hill Valley, in 2015). YouвЂ™ll find a copy of this poster inside! Summaries of the early drafts of the screenplays? ItвЂ™s there for you to see how the stories evolved!вЂ¦and, a whole lot more! Abandoned concept art? We get plenty of that. The shooting schedule for the films? ItвЂ™s laid out for us to know what went on, and when. The result, is the 224-page Ultimate Visual HistoryвЂ¦and it is one of those books that will provide you with Back to the Future trilogy information, the likes of which you never dreamed of! With help from Randal Atamaniak, and the blessing of the seriesвЂ™ co-creator/co-writer Bob Gale, Michael combed through his collection of information, scoured the Universal archives, and conducted new interviews with many of the cast and crew. MichaelвЂ™s attempts to have a thorough making-of book didnвЂ™t catch much attention when he pitched it around the time of the first filmвЂ™s 25th anniversary, but as the 30th anniversary approached, the publishing house was intrigued, and told him to go for it! Not only was he a unit publicist on Back to the Future Parts II & III, but he had also wrote the included information for the Official Book I had picked up at Universal, in 1995. Michael J Fox, taking a break during filming of Back to the Future Part III It also turns out, someone who worked on the trilogy, thought the same.

Many of us had seen and heard numerous making-of materials on DVD, and seen countless interviews in various media, and knew this information could fill more than just the 80 pages of the official book.

RinzlerвЂ™s The Making of Star Wars, as well as The Complete Making of Indiana Jones (also by Rinzler).Д«ut I and many fans of Back to the Future wondered, if such a 100+ page book could ever be in our future. Over the years, larger and more thorough making-of books would catch my eye.

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Once I started reading it, it also provided commentary, and revealed to me information on how the film series got started. Though only 80 pages, the book instantly caught my interest, with the myriad behind-the-scenes pictures inside.

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It was a book, titled Back to the Future: The Official Book of the Complete Movie Trilogy. I recall products from a miniature diecast toy of the Time Machine, to notebooks with the GrayвЂ™s Sports Almanac cover on themвЂ¦but there was one item that made me take notice. Our family rode it 3 times over the course of the trip, I geeked out over the Time Machine displayed next to the ride, and of course, we made a stop at The Time TravelerвЂ™s Depot, a short walk away.

This was the first time weвЂ™d been back since UniversalВ had opened Back to the Future: The Ride.

In the summer of 1995, one making-of book that I never knew existed, caught my eye when my family visited Universal Studios Hollywood. Throughout the years, my fascination with the making of films and animation, has led me to seek out some large and thorough tomes.

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