It is one of the favorite films of the 80s, it turns 40, and it is being re-released in theaters: when and where to see it

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This fall, fans of eighties cinema and new generations will be able to relive one of the greatest phenomena in history of the seventh art. Universal Pictures has confirmed the theatrical re-release of one of the most iconic films of 1985, coinciding with its 40th anniversary. The distributor will thus celebrate the legacy of a title that marked the public of the moment, and that continues to be a benchmark in adventure and science fiction cinema.

The classic back to the futuredirected by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd, will be screened again in Spanish theaters starting October 31. The film revolutionized the genre with its mix of humor, time travel and innovative visual effects for the time.

back to the future It became an immediate cultural phenomenon upon its release, leading the world box office and establishing itself as one of the most emblematic productions of modern cinema. The distributor has announced that, for the first time, the film can be seen in formats premium such as IMAX, Dolby Cinema, 4DX and D-Box, offering an immersive experience that promises to win hearts again.

The story of Marty McFly, a teenager who accidentally travels to the past in a DeLorean modified by the eccentric Doc Brown, transcended the screens to establish itself in popular culture, inspiring sequels, video games, an animated series and even a musical adaptation. Four decades later, its humor, its narrative rhythm and its soundtrack continue to be unmistakable.

On the occasion of the anniversary, Universal Pictures celebrates the return of this gem of cinema to the big screen. Tickets will be available in the main cinemas in the country starting in the coming weeks, as confirmed by the distributor. The opportunity to see back to the future on the big screen is a tribute to its director and its cast, as well as an invitation to travel back to the past, when cinema was capable of making you dream at 88 miles per hour.