Some people say it's impossible because the show uses three 3d screens, live actors, and special effects, but I don't agree with this.
They released Back to the Future: The Ride to home video which is another Universal Studios ride, although it was after they permanently closed it.
It wouldn't be hard in my opinion, just have it be a multi-angle video, one angle for each video screen, plus a live action angle, maybe even an angle with the 3 screens spliced together or picture-in-picture to show the screen and live action at the same time. The default presentation would be a professional editing of all angles for the most cinematic experience, and if you want you can switch to different angles so you don't miss anything. It could even be in 3D with current home theater technology. The only thing missing would be some of the effects like the seats dropping or water spray, etc.
I think it could work!
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cyberdynesystems101
9 years ago
They released Back to the Future: The Ride to home video
Well was two screens, and most of the action only happened on the big projection.
I think it could work!
Ok, try and convince a studio to put all that effort into making a release like that. Most fan edits I've seen of this have edited in a way that it only focuses on the parts of the screen where the action is. which makes the most sense if it;s a single video. Even the professional tappings I've seen from the press kit (they were only a few mintues each) basically cut to parts where needed.
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