'Back to the Future's Original Ending Was Much, Much Darker

'Back to the Future's Original Ending Was Much, Much Darker




Robert Zemeckis' Back to the Future was not only the biggest movie of 1985, taking in $190 million at the box office, but nearly four decades later, it's one of the most loved movies ever made. It turned lead Michael J. Fox into one of the biggest stars on the planet in the '80s and made everyone want their own DeLorean (even if they were known for not running very well). Despite its success, Back to the Future had many issues getting onto the screen. Zemeckis and co-writer Bob Gale had trouble getting anyone to make it, with even Disney turning it down because they were uncomfortable with the storyline of a mother falling in love with her future son.


Robert Zemeckis' Back to the Future was not only the biggest movie of 1985, taking in $190 million at the box office, but nearly four decades later, it's one of the most loved movies ever made. It turned lead Michael J. Fox into one of the biggest stars on the planet in the '80s and made everyone want their own DeLorean (even if they were known for not running very well). Despite its success, Back to the Future had many issues getting onto the screen. Zemeckis and co-writer Bob Gale had trouble getting anyone to make it, with even Disney turning it down because they were uncomfortable with the storyline of a mother falling in love with her future son.

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