Back To The Future: The Ride - Original TV Commercial - Universal Studios Hollywood (1993)
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Television commercial for Back To The Future: The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood, circa 1993.
"1993 Press Release:
Universal Studios Hollywood today (June 10, 1993) unveiled the $60 million “Back To The Future” time travel adventure with the stars and producers of the “Back to the Future” movies — Steven Spielberg, Michael J.Fox, Mary Steenburgen, Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson — in attendance for the first ride.
“Back To The Future” opens to the public this Saturday, June 12 at 7.00am. Standing an imposing thirteen stories tall, it dwarfs the surrounding landscape. The massive steel girders could support a small city. It’s the most ambitious ride ever engineered. It’s “Back To The Future — The Ride.”
With its debut, “Back To The Future” represents the culmination of years of research and development throughout the four corners of the globe.
Engulfed in a cold fog. Blasting through the space-time continuum. Free-falling down volcanic tunnels aflame with red-hot molten lava. Cascading down volcanic tunnels. Colliding with prehistoric dinosaurs. It’s an experience so real, so exhilarating, studio guests’ senses will continue to “move” long after they’ve stepped out of their customized DeLorean time-travel cars.
“Back To The Future — The Ride” is a result of a breakthrough, state-of-the-art technology never achieved before in any media or studio attraction. This ride brings together the most dynamic kinetic motion base with sophisticated hydraulics, multi-channel sound, live effects and groundbreaking Omnimax film to create a total sensory impact experience. Whatever guests see on the screen, they will also feel.
Twenty-four specially designed flight simulators, in the shape of the now famous “DeLoreans,” create the illusion of blasting through time at lightning speed.
“Back To The Future — The Ride” continues the record-breaking movie trilogy, “Back to the Future,” about time travel, directed by Robert Zemeckis, starring Michael J.Fox as Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown.
During “Back To The Future — The Ride,” the saga continues with the eccentric Doc Brown, master of time travel, at home conducting experiments in his new laboratory, “The Institute of Future Technology” — which features some of the authentic props from the “Back To The Future” motion picture trilogy, including the flux capacitor, the invention which makes time travel possible.
In his new lab, Doc has created his most futuristic invention yet — a convertible, eight-passenger Time Vehicle that’s faster and more energy efficient than his earlier time machine. But what’s this? Jumping jigowatts! Biff Tannen is loose in the “Institute of Future Technology” and threatens to end the universe as we know it. With no time to lose, studio visitors jump into the driver’s seat and take off on a pulse-racing, barrier-breaking adventure. Doc guides them by remote control as they careen through time in pursuit of the diabolical Biff.
The chase is on. Engulfed in three-dimensional images, guests fly into the futuristic Hill Valley of “Back to the Future II,” circa 2015, and travel back through the aeons to the chilling Ice Age. With dizzying speed, they thunder through caverns, crevasses, and canyons of jagged ice, collide with a glacier and explode into the Volcanic Era. Up, up they fly, propelled through the immense open mouth of Tyrannosaurus Rex, erupting through a volcano and plunging over the edge of a molten lava fall into a sheer vertical drop.
“Back To The Future — The Ride,” with creative direction from Steven Spielberg, combines an Omnimax 70mm film (produced by Berkshire Motion Picture / directed by Douglas Trumbull) projected on eight-story high hemispherical screens, multi-channel sound and powerful hydraulically-activated dynamic motion. The ride is enhanced by a riveting musical score which was composed by Alan Silvestri, who scored all three “Back To The Future” films.
Every aspect of the film, simulator vehicle motion, live effects, and sound, has been integrated to send guests time-traveling into the stratosphere of cinematic excitement." ~ http://www.thestudiotour.com/
©1993 Universal Studios. All rights reserved.
(http://www.universalstudioshollywood....)
Posted for entertainment and educational purposes only.
No copyrights infringed. All works property of the company listed above. Please do not reproduce without their expressed written consent.
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YouTube End Screen Music Credit:
Song: Solstice
Artist: Lyoko
Music provided by Top Shelf Sounds: http://tinyurl.com/hz9jzxm
"1993 Press Release:
Universal Studios Hollywood today (June 10, 1993) unveiled the $60 million “Back To The Future” time travel adventure with the stars and producers of the “Back to the Future” movies — Steven Spielberg, Michael J.Fox, Mary Steenburgen, Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson — in attendance for the first ride.
“Back To The Future” opens to the public this Saturday, June 12 at 7.00am. Standing an imposing thirteen stories tall, it dwarfs the surrounding landscape. The massive steel girders could support a small city. It’s the most ambitious ride ever engineered. It’s “Back To The Future — The Ride.”
With its debut, “Back To The Future” represents the culmination of years of research and development throughout the four corners of the globe.
Engulfed in a cold fog. Blasting through the space-time continuum. Free-falling down volcanic tunnels aflame with red-hot molten lava. Cascading down volcanic tunnels. Colliding with prehistoric dinosaurs. It’s an experience so real, so exhilarating, studio guests’ senses will continue to “move” long after they’ve stepped out of their customized DeLorean time-travel cars.
“Back To The Future — The Ride” is a result of a breakthrough, state-of-the-art technology never achieved before in any media or studio attraction. This ride brings together the most dynamic kinetic motion base with sophisticated hydraulics, multi-channel sound, live effects and groundbreaking Omnimax film to create a total sensory impact experience. Whatever guests see on the screen, they will also feel.
Twenty-four specially designed flight simulators, in the shape of the now famous “DeLoreans,” create the illusion of blasting through time at lightning speed.
“Back To The Future — The Ride” continues the record-breaking movie trilogy, “Back to the Future,” about time travel, directed by Robert Zemeckis, starring Michael J.Fox as Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown.
During “Back To The Future — The Ride,” the saga continues with the eccentric Doc Brown, master of time travel, at home conducting experiments in his new laboratory, “The Institute of Future Technology” — which features some of the authentic props from the “Back To The Future” motion picture trilogy, including the flux capacitor, the invention which makes time travel possible.
In his new lab, Doc has created his most futuristic invention yet — a convertible, eight-passenger Time Vehicle that’s faster and more energy efficient than his earlier time machine. But what’s this? Jumping jigowatts! Biff Tannen is loose in the “Institute of Future Technology” and threatens to end the universe as we know it. With no time to lose, studio visitors jump into the driver’s seat and take off on a pulse-racing, barrier-breaking adventure. Doc guides them by remote control as they careen through time in pursuit of the diabolical Biff.
The chase is on. Engulfed in three-dimensional images, guests fly into the futuristic Hill Valley of “Back to the Future II,” circa 2015, and travel back through the aeons to the chilling Ice Age. With dizzying speed, they thunder through caverns, crevasses, and canyons of jagged ice, collide with a glacier and explode into the Volcanic Era. Up, up they fly, propelled through the immense open mouth of Tyrannosaurus Rex, erupting through a volcano and plunging over the edge of a molten lava fall into a sheer vertical drop.
“Back To The Future — The Ride,” with creative direction from Steven Spielberg, combines an Omnimax 70mm film (produced by Berkshire Motion Picture / directed by Douglas Trumbull) projected on eight-story high hemispherical screens, multi-channel sound and powerful hydraulically-activated dynamic motion. The ride is enhanced by a riveting musical score which was composed by Alan Silvestri, who scored all three “Back To The Future” films.
Every aspect of the film, simulator vehicle motion, live effects, and sound, has been integrated to send guests time-traveling into the stratosphere of cinematic excitement." ~ http://www.thestudiotour.com/
©1993 Universal Studios. All rights reserved.
(http://www.universalstudioshollywood....)
Posted for entertainment and educational purposes only.
No copyrights infringed. All works property of the company listed above. Please do not reproduce without their expressed written consent.
Keywords:
10,000 degrees of Excitement!
The World's Largest Movie Studio & Theme Park
The Entertainment Capital of LA.
Delorean
Automobile
Time Travel
USH
UniStudios
Building 4407
Hydraulic Pumps
Dome
Thunderdome
Theater
#UniversalStudios
#UniversalStudiosHollywood
#UniversalCreative
#BackToTheFuture
#UniversalParks
#BackToTheFutureTheRide
#MCAUniversal
#NBCUniversal
#Comcast
#IMAX
#OmniMax
#FilmProjection
#MovieStudio
#ThemePark
#CowMissing
YouTube End Screen Music Credit:
Song: Solstice
Artist: Lyoko
Music provided by Top Shelf Sounds: http://tinyurl.com/hz9jzxm
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