Articles about Back to the Future Part II

Tom Wilson, aka Biff in "Back to the Future", hands out info-filled notecards to fans who constantly ask if the Delorean was real and if Michael J. Fox is a nice guy.

Before Daniel Craig tries to sell you a Heineken in Skyfall, take a look at the movies that actually made product placement fun.

Journey 2 swaps Brendan Fraser for The Rock, making it the latest entry in the fast-growing recasting canon.

Since Georges Méliès took audiences on a trip to the Moon in 1902, filmmakers have been putting their visions of the future on the big screen. The latest to look at the near-future is "Real Steel" which sets its sights on 2020. The director, Shawn Levy, said he was more interested in telling a humanistic story than a traditional science fiction one. A look at how different films displayed the upcoming future here.

@TremulantDesign created a fascinating and thorough infographic called "The Future According to Films"

The guys at @TotalFilm go through and rank the greatest hand-drawn movie posters of all time.

25 wonderfully obscure celebrity spots/cameos in past films and TV shows, with screen shots as proof

If you go by the lore of "The Terminator," the beginning of the end is supposed to happen today (4/21/11). Here's a look at 13 other films and television shows that give dates predicting the end.

What if you could go back in time and stop your grandfather, by violence or other means, from meeting and marrying your grandmother. If you succeed, you negate your own existence. How then were you able to travel back in time? A look at this and other paradoxes in film.

Tom Wilson, aka Biff in "Back to the Future", hands out info-filled notecards to fans who constantly ask if the Delorean was real and if Michael J. Fox is a nice guy.

Before Daniel Craig tries to sell you a Heineken in Skyfall, take a look at the movies that actually made product placement fun.

Journey 2 swaps Brendan Fraser for The Rock, making it the latest entry in the fast-growing recasting canon.

@TremulantDesign created a fascinating and thorough infographic called "The Future According to Films"

25 wonderfully obscure celebrity spots/cameos in past films and TV shows, with screen shots as proof

What if you could go back in time and stop your grandfather, by violence or other means, from meeting and marrying your grandmother. If you succeed, you negate your own existence. How then were you able to travel back in time? A look at this and other paradoxes in film.

Since Georges Méliès took audiences on a trip to the Moon in 1902, filmmakers have been putting their visions of the future on the big screen. The latest to look at the near-future is "Real Steel" which sets its sights on 2020. The director, Shawn Levy, said he was more interested in telling a humanistic story than a traditional science fiction one. A look at how different films displayed the upcoming future here.

The guys at @TotalFilm go through and rank the greatest hand-drawn movie posters of all time.

If you go by the lore of "The Terminator," the beginning of the end is supposed to happen today (4/21/11). Here's a look at 13 other films and television shows that give dates predicting the end.