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Back to The Future - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2021-11-14 13:12:12
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No Sync Required Version: https://cinebingers.ca/3OZHmJrTa8 - For Patreon tier "Bingers on The Wall" or higher.

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Back to The Future - Patreon Version

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ChickensAreRacist

George!! Your theory on the wire Doc placed on the clock and thus making it a conduit to have the lightning hit is new to me, and is a GREAT theory! This old movie I’ve seen countless times, to hear such a take is such a cool thing to hear and forever consider. Nicely done, man.

Patrick
>>71798418

I can't hear a Huey Lewis song without picturing that scene from American Psycho when Christian Bale is describing how they're his favorite band.

SnabbKassa

I want to see them go to 25 DEC 0000, and then cut to the start of Life of Brian

brian burke

i saw all 3 of these in the theater, i saw part 1 when i was 7, so pretty young. my favorite in the series is part 2, but there was also a back to the future cartoon for abit in the 1990s. you can find some of it online, its ok, not perfect but good and lots of traveling to many parts of history. check it out.

REDR58
>>71796525

As always, another good reason to watch with captions on.

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

One of these days you guys gotta watch one of Zemeckis' other 80s classics, Romancing The Stone, great action/romance/comedy.

Caitlin

Grats on the start of your exciting new journey! :D

Paul Davey

Yes, Rick & Morty is taken from Doc and Marty and no, Marty looking like 'Marty' never comes up in the movies. Unfortunately it's just a plothole that can't be corrected without significantly altering the movie we got to see. Given how great this movie is, it's a plothole I'm glad exists.

JLee

Man, Back to the Future isn't a movie that sits in my consciousness like Star Wars or LOTR. But every time I watch it, I am entirely pleased to have done so.

Alec S

You missed the whole plutonium kerfuffle while talking to each other . Doc Brown took plutonium from Lybian terrorists, promising to build them a nuclear bomb. Instead he gave them a dud, and kept plutonium for his experiments. Which is why Lybians were trying to whack him.

Travis Starnes

Yep, Rick and Morty is roughly based on Doc and Marty. And the name Simone was thinking of was a Rube Goldberg device. Also, a fun easter egg, the guy who says "you're just too darn loud" is the Huey Lewis, the actual singer of the song that he was playing on stage and that played when Marty was going to school.

Justin

The Back to the Future movies have always been some of my favorites to watch time and time again when I was younger. They're all fun!😋👍

Nerd Going Outside

Love this series, and both the sequels are great and worth watching. A few fun past/future easter eggs from this one you may have missed (there are tons): 1. In the beginning of the movie, the mall where they meet for the experiment is called Twin Pines Mall. Doc mentions that the land used to be owned by 'Old Man Peabody' who had a 'crazy idea about breeding pine trees.' When Marty arrives in the past and is fleeing from the old farmer with the shotgun, he runs over one of two pine trees next the the property gate with the Delorian, presumably killing the tree. The old man shouts after him "My piiiine!" As Marty speeds away, a mailbox labeled 'Peabody' can be seen before it is taken out by a shotgun blast. When Marty gets back to the future and runs back to the mall to save Doc, there is a brief shot of the mall sign again - the mall is now called Lone Pine Mall. 2. In 1985, Jennifer is trying to get Marty to send his demo to the record companies, but he fears rejection. She says "Like Doc is always saying, if you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything." Then, in 1955, when trying to convince George to ask Lorraine to the dance, Marty tells him "If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything." Then, back in 1985, George is talking about his novel and says "Like I've always told you, if you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything." So this little bit of advice makes it from Doc to Jennifer to Marty to past-George, where he apparently internalizes it and it helps drive his success. He then gives the same advice to... Marty. lol. 3. In the opening montage, we see a newspaper article saying the Brown family mansion burned down and the land was sold off. Not long after, Doc says it took him "30 years and his entire family fortune" to build the time machine. In 1955, we see he has a huge house (mansion?) and a two-car garage down the hill from it that he uses as a workshop. But earlier in the film, when Marty first goes to Doc's place with all his clocks, we see a shot of the outside... and it is that same garage/workshop! It's now surrounded by commercial buildings (where the mansion was is now a burger king) and is old, shabby, and out of place... but it's the only piece of that family estate Doc still owns - ironically, since it's the workshop that he nearly catches on fire in the movie.

Texas Anla'Shok

So, who do you think is the actual hero of the story, Marty or George?

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

You guys have to watch the rest of the trilogy, I won't spoil anything except to say I think you'll really enjoy them, it really is one of the most solid trilogies ever.

Dennis Mitchell

Interesting facts about this movie: Huey Lewis is the man behind the megaphone when Marty is playing with his band. He's the artist behind the song they were performing. At the start of the film the mall is called "Twin Pines" at the end it's called "Lone Pine" because the tree was destroyed going back in time. The Flux Capacitor is a real part listed on O'Reilly Auto Parts website. It's part number is "121g" 1.21 gigawatts is enough energy to power 6.2 modern aircraft carriers simultaneously.

Rumpus Parable

I, personally, doubt either parent would make any significant looks-connection between past and present Marty. While he was the focus of this story for those two he'd be a kid who nagged his dad and his mom had a crush on for a week 23 years ago and for them the Biff attempted-rape and George-punch would be the big life event. Plus, I grew up where by all appearances their high school had more people than my town… graduated with a class of 38. I can’t pull up the face of te girl who was my best friend from grades 1-12… nor that of a very serious boyfriend I was at for about 2 years from a “nearby” town. Random classmate of years I literally saw for hours every day for 13 years except summer break (where I still saw most on and off… like said, small town)? Face to face meeting after a couple decades I’d have no clue, heck I can’t tell it’s them on FB images without and usually *with* their names. Then add in the perception shaping that would take place from watching him as their 3rd kid growing up…

Gary Fixler

I moved to LA in 2001, and drove from Burbank to Van Nuys every day for work. I passed a Burger King every morning, and sometimes drove through for breakfast. Months into this routine, I watched BttF - first time in years - and realized the BK is the one he rides his skateboard past after blowing up Doc's speaker. If you rewatch that part, it makes no sense. Doc Brown's house is literally in the BK parking lot. You can see the parking spaces go right under the house. The big white building in the background was OSH (Orchard Supply Hardware) all the years I lived there. The other interesting thing, looking down that road, is how hazy the mountains appear. I stopped the next day and took a pic from roughly the vantage point the camera was in in the film, to compare the shots. My friend pointed out how clear it is now, thanks to much stricter emissions laws that would take effect later.

Tim Pierce
>>71789434

The official response to this plothole is basically, do you remember exactly how somebody looked 30 years ago that you met for a couple days? My question is if Lorraine suddenly liked the name Marty so much, wouldn't you think the oldest would now be named Marty?

Thomas Yanez

I think that one of my favorite things ever is watching YouTube reactors using their knowledge of time travel gained from pop culture to try to work out the logic of the movie that established a lot of that pop culture time travel logic in the first place. And none of it makes sense anyway.