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'Back to the Future' fans break costume gathering record in Mexico City

'Back to the Future' fans break costume gathering record in Mexico City

Yahoo11 hours ago
A record-breaking 718 fans dressed as characters from the 'Back to the Future' films gathered at the Churubusco Convention Center in Mexico City on July 27. Footage captured crowds of people dressed as characters from the iconic movie trilogy. Organizers say the event is now under review by Guinness World Records.
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