"Returning to the Future" is the perfect blockbuster: there are unforgettable characters, great moments of comedy, one of the most closely written scenarios Hollywood ever, and perhaps the most respected final out of action or thriller film. There is also a time trip with Delorean, so what shouldn't you like? The 80s classic of Robert Knatis, "Bright and Bris" is so loved that it is difficult to believe that the director had real problems in the first place. Indeed, it may have never happened at all without Michael Douglas to make his best impression in Indiana Onesons in "Romanticing the Stone".

Kabekis turned out to hits in the last 40 years, but he had a challenging start to his film career. Together with his friend at College and Screening Partner Bob Gale, he rested in Hollywood co-writing and directed "I Want to Hand You", who added Steven Spielberg's extra bonus as an executive producer. But even his magical touch could not prevent the film from descending and the box office, after which they also wrote Gale and Kabis One of Spielberg's worst films, "1941." The next effort by the team, "used cars", a little better, but hardly burned the world. Overall, Gale's joint career and Kabis have taken a very average start, which meant their next project is a tough sale.

As the couple advocated "Back to the Future" around Hollywood, Studios rejected their scenario over 40 times. The general wisdom was that the trip films did not perform well at the box office, while Disney, in particular, was horrified by the incestual implications of Marty McFley's plan to connect his mother with his gay father. And while Spielberg was still interested in producing the film, Gail and Kabis explained that if they made another movie with their palm and also bombarded, it could end their time in Tinstown.

So, Kabekis landed the whistle instead to direct the "romanticity of the stone", a film that wore a striking resemblance to "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket" with his hero and romantic romance. However, far from being Ripoff, the script actually preceded the Spielberg Oscar -nominated adventure. Written in 1978 by Diane Thomas, then California Cocktail waitress, the script drew Colombia Pix as a Starwar for Michael Douglas. But the project failed, and Douglas would not have been involved in action until Indy dominated the box office.

Anoan Wilder (Kathleen Turner) is a successful author of romantic romantic romantic romance, but her lifestyle does not fit the exploitation of her characters' tests. She lives alone with her cat in her Manhattan apartment, but the excitement unexpectedly comes on the way when her sister Elaine (Mary Ellen coach) was kidnapped in Colombia by Ralph and Ira (Dani Davito and Zack Norman), two fabulous wealth criminals. Also on the trail is Colonel Zolo (Manuel Ojeda), the chief of the evil police who killed Elaine's husband, shortly after sending the map to Anoan in Newouper.

Anooan packs the suitcase and hme on the flight to Colombia to release her sister, but she is hopelessly from her depth after being on the ground. Posted for both Ralph and Zolo on the tail, she takes the wrong bus and stuck deep into the country's mountain interior. When Zolo makes his move to take over the map, Anoan is saved by Jackec Colton (Michael Douglas), an American adventurers who earns a living with rare birds smuggling. Anoan offers to pay Jackec to return it to civilization and, with Zolo and his troops in a warm search, they make a dangerous trip through the jungle to the nearest big city. But after Jackec reveals the map in the purse, can it trust it? Or will he try to novel the wealth from below it?

After his first two directorial efforts with a low key, you can really see Robert Katekis finding his groove here. He is not the kind of director who feels the need to leave fingerprints throughout the film; He is just an expert facilitator with a great blow to creating well -polished and very popular mainstream films. His invisible touch serves "stone romance" well, allowing his charismatic stars to have fun with a light Roma that has fun instead of excitement. Turner also bases the story of her performance nominated for the Golden Globe as a novelist who must free her adventurous sequence, and she has a decent chemistry with Douglas, who plays Colton with densely, but appears a little self -conscious, trying to imitate her. Meanwhile, Devito is just as good as when it plays a comically shaded character like Ralph, and the rest of the cast contributes to the overall tone of UNUs with probably wide rotation. Not "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket", but again, what is it?

Romancing the Stone has become a surprised hit, attracting at home over $ 115 million to the global treasurer against a $ 10 million budget and has become the sixth highest gross film since 1984. It was so successful that even a sequel in the form of "The Jewel of the Nile", which brought Turner, Douglas and Devito for much more unusual adventurous 1985. Zabekis, however, did not return to the helm of tracking, as the critical and commercial success of the first film meant he now had a bank loan, and several major studios were suddenly interested in making his travel film. With a few options available, the director decided to restore Spielberg's faith and offered him first rejection (through You -N -N).

Spielberg's eye for Heath was probably at its peak in the mid-1980s, and he threw the weight of his production company, Amblin entertainment, behind "Back to the Future". It was not all that was plentiful for Wabekis, however, because of the highly announced need Replace Eric Stolz with Michael J. Fox well in shooting. Realizing that Stolet -style performance did not bring the necessary comic energy to Marty McFley's character, the actor was given Chop, but had to continue working while Trekis negotiated with the "family ties" manufacturer to allow him to have a fox.

It all worked in the end, obviously. "Returning to the Future" proved to be another hit hit for Paekis, giving it almost universal critical recognition and became the highest film since 1985 (with a treasurer with approximately $ 389 million as US budget). Unfortunately, the eighties of the last century was the era of the most sincere image of the prestige of the Academy Awards, so the film received only three Oscar nodes: the best sound editing, the original scenario and the mixing of sound. If it is done nowadays when more genres of films increase the top prizes (see also: The popularity of "Everything Everywhere Suddenly"), you would probably provide a snake for the best picture and the best director.

The success of the film also meant that the sequels were inevitable. Indeed, "Returning to Future II" and "Part II" were shot back and were published in 1989 and 1990, respectively, with the head of the head and most of the main actresses. Both films have been cleaned at box office and, taken together with the original, form one of the best trilogies Hollywood has ever made. For this, we can thank Diane Thomas for writing "Romance on the Stone" in the first place.