Every MISTAKE in Back to the Future (1985) faster than 88mph!
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2023
- A classic given the CinemaGOOFS treatment! Enjoy!
Back to the Future is a 1985 American science fiction film directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by Zemeckis and Bob Gale. It stars Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, and Thomas F. Wilson. Set in 1985, it follows Marty McFly (Fox), a teenager accidentally sent back to 1955 in a time-traveling DeLorean automobile built by his eccentric scientist friend Emmett "Doc" Brown (Lloyd), where he inadvertently prevents his future parents from falling in love - threatening his own existence - and is forced to reconcile them and somehow get back to the future. - Розваги
The answer to all these inconsistencies……time travel.
That, and also the fact that it’s just a movie. 🤷♂️
@@Losttouchjseven in a movie that stunt man should have put on his time shades… he could have lost his eye sight!
Facts
Ha, that was exactly the sort of comment I was going to make. Similarly, all errors in A NIghtmare on Elm Street can be explained by the intersection of reality and the dream world.
What do you think this is Marvel?
The fact that I've noticed none of these in almost 40 years of repeatedly watching this film speaks volumes about the quality of the story telling.
I feel the same way! This movie is a testament that true movie magic exists! Thanks for watching!
I think these inconsistencies could happen in real life and most of us would never notice.
Yeah well UA-cam didn’t exist 40 years ago.
@gbear2253 The friggin movie was made in 1985
@@dominicfnof the movie yes, but not UA-cam… UNLESS we all just went back to the future
After firing Eric Stoltz, they basically had like an hour and a half to remake to the entire movie - plus they were pushed UP on the production schedule to get it out by July 4th weekend because the test audiences loved it so much and the studio wanted it OUT. And it became the #1 most iconic movie of all time. I think they did ok.
Not to mention Michael J. Fox also had Family Ties as a full time job at the same time.
@@EvgenyOrekhovwhich is why much was filmed at night, because fox was filming Family Ties during the day.
In the dozen or so times I've seen this movie I've never noticed a single one of these "mistakes". And not a single one of them affected my fondness for it.
Marty just goes back to the future so many times, he changed the future in every scene a few times.
The guitar Marty uses at the dance hadn't been produced yet. Gibson ES-345 didn't start production until 1958
That's great! I'm gonna have to include that at the end of Part 2!
You beat me to it!
Maybe it was a prototype? Certain musicians might have had access before the general public.
@@Mike1064ab no, it mostly has to do with the electronic pickups that didn’t exist until 1957.
At the prom in 1955 you get a glimpse of the three point line on the basketball court. It wasn't around yet.
They had no three-point line back in the early days of basketball? That must mean that they had just 1 and 2 point plays in the game at that time, right?
@@jrowlet Correct.. The three point shot didn't start until the late 1970's
Biggest goof was showing a DeLorean DMC-12 going anywhere near 50MPH without catching fire.
It was also missing cocaine in the trunk. ;)
You forgot one, Marty says, “We don’t have enough road to get up to 88.” When he had just watched Doc time travel on the same road the night before🤷♂️
That's not a mistake. Remember when Marty constantly questions Doc's time traveling methods? Doc tells him "You're not thinking 4th Dimensionally." Doc clearly has a better grip on how much road was needed for him to travel into the future. At the end of the movie, he tells Marty "Where we're going, we don't need roads.
He already had the knowledge of there being flying cars in 2015. Therefore, he had the DeLorean hover converted in 2015 before grabbing Marty in 1985, so that they could fly back to 2015. We see a digital ad in BTTF2 2015 of Goldie Wilson III talking about giving hover upgrades to automobiles.
There are three that you missed:
1. You can see the stunt driver dressed up as Einstein in a dog outfit when driving the car.
2. In that same scene you can see crewman off to the side as the car speeds by about to timetravel.
3. When biff get punched in the face by Marty in 1955 its said that was Eric Stolts fist, as after Eric was fired and Michael took over the role. Tom Wilson has gone on for years stating after Eric was let go he has no memories of ever reshooting that scene. So we have one possible shot of Eric Stoltz in BTTF.
Great catches! I’m going to include these at the end of the BttFp2 vid on Sunday! I’ll list you as the source!
@CinemaGOOFS Right on! Yeah I'll keep an eye out for it. Another one I forgot about was when Doc is using the remote control to drive the delorean, a close up of the remote control shows the voltmeter of the remote to be off drawing no power.
@@CinemaGOOFSAnother one is when George and Marty are hanging washing. One shot Marty’s shirt pocket is in, the next it’s out
@@CinemaGOOFSBTW! that's not the only time Eric stoltz was included, when marty jumped into the delorian to avoid the libyans, that's actually Eric stoltz! And when marty is looking through the phone booth pages, which is why the nails are so long.😮
more than one shot of eric. he was also in the diner/malt shop with biff
You missed the one I always said. How did Doc have a remote control on a stick shift car?
I don’t think the beer in the fridge was a mistake. It’s supposed to tell us something about Biff, that he’s either oblivious or just wants to bully someone.
Lite beer the brand ...Not Light beer...light beer wasn't out yet...oh wait😮
I wouldn't consider the Flux Compressor/Capacitor a goof, necessarily, as that could be what he called it at the time he had the original idea. In 30 years, he could have easily changed the name of it several times, even. Especially, as he learned more about how the device would actually work.
That's true, I'd also like to add that many devices operate with a compressor, hence the flux capacitor may have had a flux compressor as a sub part.
Fun fact: in the German dubbed version the voice talent for Doc Brown misread the correct translation for capacitor (Kondensator, with a D) as Kompensator (with a P), a compensator … a much better suited word for a scifi device which stuck here in Germany.
I like the explanation that we're watching all these different realities & that's where the inconsistencies come from.
The wonderful thing about the human brain is that we fill in the blanks and mis-steps. Did not see none of this when watching this movie!
So you are saying.....
Not just time travel....
Multiverse!!!
Great Scott!!!!
One flaw I always think of in BTTF3 is when Marty goes back to 1885 and the fuel is gone, technically there is another DeLorean that should be there when Doc went back where they could have got gas and fixed the fuel lines. Or just used the DeLorean Doc went back in. One of those paradox things.
lots of debate of this but I agree.
Very surprised also the Doc would not have thought of that
Had they disturbed that DeLorean then it would've affected its condition in 1955 causing Marty to not be able to use it to go back to 1885. Major paradox.
@@leonardwashington6456 not if they are careful lol
The DeLorean that Doc was in that travelled to 1885 had fried time circuits from the second lightning strike and Doc said in his letter that replacement parts for the time circuitry would not be invented until 1947 (which allowed Doc from 1955 to repair the DeLorean and send Marty back to 1885, which means that they still needed to use the train to get that DeLorean up to 88mph because that was the only DeLorean in 1885 with intact time circuitry).
It starts out in October 1985 but no Halloween decorations they forgot the Halloween decorations.
it was the 5th of November 1955
It's one of my favorite movies. We've heard the story about Michael J. Fox shooting the film mostly at night. That could explain the school windows. Doc Brown asks if Jane Wyman was First Lady in the future. By 1955 she and Ronald Reagan were divorced. He was already married to Nancy.
Good calls except for #12 where the passenger side headlight was blocked, not necessarily out.
I concur ☝️
Maybe when it hit the barn, it went out for a few seconds... then kicked back in! 😁
Still my favorite movie of all time 😊
I noticed a goof when Marty is going back to 1985, and he slams his head on the steering wheel to try to start the car. Usually the horn on a Delorean is located on the control stalk next to the wheel, not in the center of the wheel. And for some reason, the horn sounds when he did this.
Actually this was on purpose to show that the car itself had issues. Marty was slamming his down on the steering wheel out of frustration, which in turn due to the cars electric issues decided to start the car. Now in real life from a mechanical standpoint that doesn't make sense. That being said it's a movie of disbelief lol
Maybe the doc modified the Delorean beyond the factory specs.
Marty hooks up his camcorder to Dr. Brown's TV set, plays the video in black & white. Later, Marty comes into the lab and Dr. Brown is viewing the tape again on the same TV, but this time it's in color.
When Delorean goes to the future for the very first time, the flames 🔥 would have set on Doc’s and Marty’s lower legs on fire, yet they had no reaction from that, only regarding Delorean disappearing.
You forgot the laundry line scene. When Marty is coaching his dad. Marty's pocket flap keeps ticking itself in and out.
When Marty says "we don't have enough road to get up to 88"... Welll, the road actually looks long enough to me...
I don’t know it probably takes a DeLorean forever to get up to 88
Ha ha haaa !
plus doc went 88 in like 2 seconds on same street after dropping marty off at home
0:36 - 0:41 - his sleeve is covering over his watch in the school scene
0:42 - 0:53 - Biff didn't care if George had regular beers or not, he was just thinking on the fly of another excuse to taunt George, it was Biff's nature to think of reasons to bully and taunt
The flux capacitor one isn't a goof to me. Doc changed it from compressor to capacitor in the thirty years it took to make it. Marty only knows it as capacitor and called it that as he recognised the drawing.
The beer scene was a spoof of the Miller Lite commercial of that time.
Biff was also a dumbass and possibly just didn't look in the door to see them 🤣
To be fair... They're not wrong arriving "Late" to school 😅
Each other time the Delorean would time travel, besides the first time, there is less of the ice laden effect
I enjoy this film so much I never noticed any mistakes in it at all
Lorraine’s dad’s car has the same licence plate as the car that almost hits Marty when he first arrives in Courthouse Square
Foreshadowing....
Time travel changes time lines with little differences and operates within the 4th dimension, that's why sometimes things disappear or reappear.
I can't believe the skateboard's wheels changing colors when Marty arrives at the mall wasn't in this.
One Goof you missed: When Doc & Marty are in the high school. Doc asks Marty, "What did your mother ever see in that kid"?
Marty says, "I guess he felt sorry for him". Michael J. Fox pronounces the word "sorry" in a Canadian accent.
I can reasonably justify the girl in the blue sweater, she’s avoiding class by walking the same path multiple times, very common trick I use
Not goofs, its the space time continuum resetting itself
1:45 Doc got into the DeLorean then drove it up into the back of the van. Using a remote control he closed the back of the van. Same remote then opens the back of the van.
Great, now my entire childhood is ruined. Thanks a lot! 😔
Missed this: When Marty is being chased, he comes across two kids with boxes on skateboards. In the first scene the left kid puts his hands on the right kid's box to stop it. In the next scene (1 second later) that kid has his hands on his own box and not on the other kid's box.
Not one of these things were a mistake. They are all part of the reason it's so iconic.
I found a mistake with this video!
It lacks charm and has the sterility of Hydrogen Peroxide.
@@divinelittledevil not to mention, this channel is a shameless rip off of Cinemasins.🤣🤣
Mayor Red Thomas' campaign car also loses a speaker.
Doc backing the DeLorean out of the truck, I like to imagine that he pulled it in and waited for Marty to show up for the big reveal. Some how he knew Marty arrived maybe he hear him talk to Einstein. The back of the truck opens automatically so it must be remote controlled.
That's awesome! Thanks for watching!
Or he just backed out right on time. If you re-watch that scene, Doc seemed surprised Marty was there.
There are so many more!
1. We see how the television in Doc's garage gets automatically turned on with a light switch. What turns it back off?
2. How does the Kal-Can dog food lid get removed from the magnet of the automated dog feeder? Where did the previous can's lid go?
3. What creates all the fog/smoke when Doc backs the car out of the van? And even if he somehow got into the gull-wing car after he closed up the van, why is smoke/fog coming from inside the time machine when he first makes an appearance? Was he chonging out with Jeff Spicoli or something?
4. The spedometer in the beginning (1985-to-1955) is MUCH different than the spedometer at the end (1955-to-1985 ).
5. When Doc took the suction cup from the dog's head, the mind-reading machine kept running, but when Marty pulls the suction cup from his head, it causes the machine to wind down to a stop.
6. Without completely disassembling Doc's 1955 television, how is Doc able to connect the AV cords from the JVC player to a simple vacuum-tube television receiver and get it to play as a video monitor in any fashion whatsoever? It's like getting a 1970s 9-volt transistor AM radio to play as a speaker for a compact disc player. Perhaps it is possible, but very time consuming nonetheless.
7. Does Lou have a chocolate milk just ready to slide across the bar to George in case he might come in and order one? Is it on the house or does George have a running tab? We sure as hell don't see George pay for it...
8. Who kills/unplugs the jukebox when Biff walks in and says "Hey McFly?"
9. How does hitting your head on the steering wheel ever turn over the ignition on ANY car? His hands were on the wheel, not turning keys.
10. How is the Peabody Farm and Lyon Estates two miles away from Hill Valley in 1955, yet much less than ten minutes running distance from downtown to the Lone Pine Mall in 1985?
So many more than ten, but I've got to get on with my day.
(I still LOVE the movie and think it's WAY better than the sequels.)
Great video! ❤
WOW! These are great finds! You could really give CinemaSins a run for his money! Thanks for watching!
#6. As I recall that JVC Camcorder had a Channel 3 RF output. In a deleted scene, Marty asks Doc for a 75 ohm matching transformer and they had them in 1955.
When Marty meets Doc in 1955, i thought that Doc would look younger like when he was on Taxi with black hair.
Two more, about the barn scene: First, the car has no ice on it, despite just having traveled through time (it had ice on it in the mall parking lot, after time travel). And second, the car is facing the wrong way in the barn.
Regarding the ice, one can imagine this happened only on the first time travel...
Zemeckis has said in an interview that it was a budget decision because it was expensive and I imaging time consuming. So they didn't do the ice coverage after that first time.
@@zuketroop1 Yes, it was abviously the real life reason why. But in movie universe, the "first time only" can be an answer for whoever think that's an important question to raise. Personally, it never bothered me.
I did noticed, but it never bothered me either.
No hole in the barn!
When Lorraine was pushed to the ground by Biff in the fight scene, clearly the ground was wet and her dress would have had stains on the back of it, but clearly doesn’t when she stands back up and escorted by George after he knocked Biff out.
They were not goofs, they were alternate realities bleeding in from time travel 😮
Cinemasins is so proud of you.
No one mentioned this one: The Libyans keep up with the Delorean in a VW van. VW vans have a top speed of 76 MPH but only if they are going Downhill with a tailwind! I used to own one and it stated 76 MPH in the owners manual.
Now, You’ve made me have to go watch the movie…again !! For the 100th time…
It only gets better upon repeat viewing😀! Thanks for watching!!
Finally, what CinemaSins was supposed to be. F them. Love you.
Doc could've changed the name to flux capacitor after he drew up that original sheet.
Yes, the song is in Bb, but if you look at Marty's hands he's playing it in B. Maybe the guitar was tuned down 1/2 step.
In Back to the Future 3, the biggest goof is that they never needed the train - they could have gotten the gasoline from the tank of the second Delorean that had previously been stored away in the mine.
I’ve always said the same, but someone told me that Doc should have emptied the fuel prior to storing it
Kinda like Indiana Jones- Raiders. His character wasn't necessary as the Germans got what they wanted. LoL.
Maybe that would cause a weird paradox!?
I think this is addressed on the commentary track or one of the documentaries. IIRC, it's Bob Zemeckis who says something like, "As any car guy will tell you, you always drain the fuel tank before you store a car for an extended period."
And why did they try horses? LOL
Proud that I noticed the videocam discrepancies back then!
...and the Delorean has a V8 sound...though the stock engine was a 6-cylinder from Renault/France...and(!!) Doc says in the beginning: "This car runs electrical." 😅
.... anyway....best movie ever !!!
5:17 that's because his future wasn't bright enough.
Einstein vanished when going 1 minute into the future. Marty and Jennifer did not vanish because they went 30 years into the future to see their non vanished future selves. 🤔
I have thought about this, too.
He vanished?
Ok now I understand. They shouldn't have disappeared. But the future selves they saw were the ones in which Doc did not come back from 2015. I wonder if Biff had got wise to that Doc and killed him.
Good video! I like these kinds of finds
Whoa!! Did we just go back in time and watched a video of the early days of Cinema Sins?
Just enjoy the damn movie......every film has these maybe not as much but this is just completely killing it 😢
Do not get discouraged my friend! The fact that you didn't notice these GOOFS initially is a testament to the greatness of Back to the Future! Thanks for watching! 😀
What about the fact that Marty didn't get the DeLorean to start until after alarm goes off which is a very big deal when the timing has to be very precise.
for the goof at 1:45, the doors can open up with ease with less than a foot of space, can wiggle in fine.
November 5th, 1955 is like 6 days after the death of James Dean and nobody ever mentions it in the film. A lot of teens were traumatized I think.
Maybe that's why Marty's mother was so attracted to him? Kind of an outsider/rebel
This is way better than Cinema Sins, by far.
Not sure if it's counted as a goof. When Doc sends Einstein 1 minute into the future, the flames from the DeLorean is on a screen behind Christopher Lloyd and Michael J Fox, they're hovering in mid-air.
The time machine jumps to a specific time, it doesn't jump a certain period of time, so Einstein's watch wouldn't be exactly a minute behind Doc's.
Good spots mate I never spotted them mistakes before I've watched it over and over loads of time I never knew how many mistakes they made cheers mate look forward to your next video 👍
When Marty piggybacks on the Jeep riding through town, the driver on the Jeep looks back at Marty a couple of times, first on wide shot and again(like it was the first time) on the close up shot
Good catch! Thanks for watching!
I was someone else hand once in a feature film changing a radio station....
It's not that this film has more mistakes than others, it's just that it's watched more often.
At the beginning, when Marty blows the amplifier, all of the paper on the shelf falls on him. In the next scene, it's sitll falling.
When Marty goes, “I can go back early and warn him. 10 minutes ought to do it”. When adjusting the time circuits, he changes the minute mark from 1:35am to 1:24am, which clearly is 11 min and not 10 min. ⏰
0:13 #1 You and I know that's lighting equipment but unless you're really, really looking hard it could just be the reflection of windows on the other side of Doc's lab.
0:22 #2 Let's just say during the cut that guy forgot something turned around real quick and walked back again.
0:29 #3 Nobody says those doors go directly outside. They could lead to the gym, or have a close building shading it.
0:38 #4 Marty couldn't have taken off his watch between skitching to school? However, at the end of the movie when Marty meets back up with Jennifer he's not wearing the watch. In the reshoot for Part 2 with Elizabeth Shue, he is wearing it. And the truck and license plate are different.
0:43 #5 Biff is an oblivious jerk.
0:58 #6 The candy jar. ACTUAL GOOF #1
1:12 #7 & 8 If heads can be erased from pictures, then video can be slightly altered too. Marty had already run over Peabody's pine, so that footage is from Lone Pine mall. So any changes are fair game.
1:39 #9 The digital stop watches aren't turned on. ACTUAL GOOF #2
1:45 #10 Doc pulled in the truck so he can pull out for dramatic effect and to surprise Marty.
2:02 #11 The speedometer on a Delorean only goes up to 85. This means that Doc had to fabricate a new dashboard along with all the other modifications. I like to think that while he was changing the dashboard, he accidentally messed up the odometer, and ever since it just spins around at random.
2:24 #12 Lights, especially on such a crappy car, can flick off and on at random. I wouldn't be surprised if that's even what actually happened while filming. Tom Wilson always says that car was a piece of garbage.
2:38 #13 A strong gust of wind? I'll give it to you. ACTUAL GOOF #3
2:45 #14 The Red Thomas sign. ACTUAL GOOF #4.
2:57 #15 Eh....nah
3:03 #16 Can't the bell be obstructed by his book? Can it be the bell of another bicycle? There had to be a second bell over on that grassy knoll.
3:10 #17 Call the RCA company to confirm that cable's viability.
3:19 #18 That was Doc's first draft of the Flux Capacitor. Marty is not reading the diagram, he's saying what it is.
3:23 #19 The girl in the blue sweater, like the guy outside the aerobics studio, turned around and came back real quick.
3:35 #20 Famous cut scene where Marty actually uses the hairdryer as a death ray. Since you couldn't know that just by watching the film, I'll give it to you. ACTUAL GOOF #5
3:50 #21 Twin brother? The could write it in the sequel if they wanted to. ACTUAL GOOF #5 Also, nobody's mouth is moving when the boy exclaims "HEY!" Also also, Biff and the gang stop right behind the kids, then when they cut to him saying "Wow, look at him go!" Biff and the gang are stopping right behind the kids again.
4:01 #22 So the car shimmied a little on impact. Okay.
4:13 #23 Bob Gale is still so stifled that some kid had nothing to do with his life but spend his time nitpicking minute mistakes in films. I mean, who does that, amirite?? But there's no excuse for this. ACTUAL GOOF #6
4:22 #24 The cuts are too close together so there is no excuse for the Pepsi case. ACTUAL GOOF #7
4:31 #25 Marty made a mistake.
4:48 #26 Strickland's hands on his ears. ACTUAL GOOF #8
4:50 #27 The Assembly of Christ needs to raise money to replace that cheap drywall.
5:04 #28 The box is empty then full then empty again. ACTUAL GOOF #9
5:12 #29 The glasses are so hard to notice through the shade. I'm not giving you that one.
5:20 #30 It's only the reflection of a camera because you KNOW it's the reflection of a camera. I bet if you have a poll to unsuspecting viewers they'd say it's the reflection of a house or a car.
New final count: 9/30
That's great! Hat's off to you, that's a lot of work! I appreciate the feedback and good humor! Thanks for watching! 😃
I have seen these movies literally a thousand times each, so I picked up on a few of the Goofs you mentioned. But definitely NOT all of them. Goody eyes, Cinema Goofs!
For example, I noticed the letters were different. They were written with a different pen and in different handwriting. But a couple of these I NEVER would have got. The reflection of the lights in Marty's glasses and the license plate, for examples. I never would have seen them. Now I can't unsee them!
For the car being in the truck... The Delorean doors are actually quite efficient when in a tight space. I never had problems opening the door in a parking spot, as the door doesn't swing out, but rather directly up. 🙂
Or Doc used the remote to drive the car into the truck while inside.
You have a DeLorean? If so, how often do you take it out? How many miles are on the odometer?
@@jrowlet I had mine for the 20 years... it was in storage for the last 5 years as I didn't have the funds to repair it. Finally got to the realization that I needed to sell... It needed way to much work that I just couldn't justify spending. That said, when I bought it, I drove it all the time (even in winter snow) which most likely contributed to the wear and tear. It needed new exhaust, a new frame and some minor engine repair. My friend who fixes Deloreans for a living bought it off me and is going to repair it over the holidays. Not sure if he intends to resell it or keep it for himself as it is a unique car being the second last one off the assembly line.
They are efficient and better than regular doors, but they still need about a foot of clearance to open.
Doc could have gone in through the hatchback. But I like the "by remote control" explanation
I know that it crosses over movies, but in part 3, when the clock tower is being built, there is a mountain behind it. At some point between 1885 and 1955, the mountain was demolished! Yikes, that's a hell of a bulldozer!
Probably more of a question than a goof, but I always wondered even if the terrorist crashed into the photomart thing, it's not like they died, in fact it really wasn't a serious accident. So wouldn't they still be looking for Doc and Marty, like immediately after this. Its not as if Doc and Marty were entirely out of danger.
Exactly! Especially knowing they are armed with guns still.
If you were in a strange country with a jammed weapon and had just killed someone for stealing your illegal plutonium and saw a car disappear after glowing and sparking, and it caused you to demolish a small structure in a parking lot, would you hang around for long?
You missed George's crazy top pocket when he's hanging clothes talking to marty hatching the plan to get himself & lorraine back together.
It's like cinnemasins before they decided to take themselves way too seriously.
In the deleted scenes, Darth Vader had Doc Browns future accecories hair dryer, also a deleted scene in docs garage, used as a gun
2:30 - I have had intermittent sealed beams before. Sometimes if you hit them, they turn on or off until the filament finally breaks.
The biggest goof is no smartphones and UA-cam in 2015. How dare they...
During the Marty and George laundry scene, Marty’s breast pocket flap alternates between tucked and untucked.
Of all the Back to the Future scrutiny, Your catches have got to be the most amazing! Love it, keep this info available.
Looks like they changed the time space continuum more than they thought!
They made more things change than just making his parents not get together, or Marty cal wolf a half a jar of candy when someone turns their back.
Love the way the Delorean odometer kept a record of when the scenes were shot. They must have altered time that way too.
And keep in mind they were editing alot of the 2nd unit coverage done during the first pass with Eric Stoltz with the frantic reshoot with Michael Fox. I think they did the best job they could.
They had to pay the actors twice for the do over part of the movie!
How was Marty able to just hang out in the high school several times without being noticed? Clearly Strickland and the other school staff would have asked Marty if he was a new or existing student.
Especially since Strickland was on top of just about everything going on with everyone!
The fact that a dog can shift a manual transmission vehicle blows my mind
Ever wonder why Marty says 10 minutes ought to do it. Then sets the destination time 11 minutes earlier?
Back when they made this movie, i wonder if anyone thought that people would dissect movies like this.
That “hair part” was definitely because of the helmet and the wind.
Marty in 1955 didn’t seem as surprised to see also his younger grandmother and grandfather, yet was surprised to see younger mother
Maybe because they were still older than him, whereas she was his age
Considering its 1985 movie, which was just sci-fi and didnt have much hopes anyway, they did a great job. You think 40 years later and they make more mestakes and more silly ones too in very serious films which often are not historically accurate and they have experts working on those
From what I've seen in another video here on UA-cam, the Delorean only needs a few inches to be able to open and close. Seems like it mostly swings up and down more than out.
fully opened it’s the same width as the car and the bottom is angled inward towards the bottom so it has clearance on either side to fully open and let him slide in
FALSE!!! 😂 I just watched a few vids of a DeLorean opening from the front. There is a super low probability it clears the side. Like virtually zero. Why? It is quite clear there is maybe 4 inches between the car and the side of that truck. 1:47.
Nope! Just not possible. But even if you think I'm wrong, its definitely not realistic or necessary when the car is on a remote control.
@@Reggie2000 he’s skinny and it doesn’t take much to get inside, that “four inches” is more than enough to clear on BOTH SIDES.
i actually looked at the specs for the doors, did you before making your claims based on nothing but secondhand footage?
@bostonrailfan2427 Ya, blame my lying eyes, over your narrative. Sure! 🤣
4 inches is NOTHING! Christopher is a grown man! Get a ruler, mark off four inches between a box and the wall, and imagine Squeezing over two feet through it to open a door, and crawl in to get that car out of that truck! ORRRRR, you use your remote control. Hmmmm. 🤔 Which would he have done. This genius logical scientist. Hmmmm? 🤔
So uh, where can I find these schematics that you just looked at to overrule my lying eyes??? 🧐
Or maybe he got in it while outside and drove it in so he could do his big reveal to Marty. It was all about showmanship..
I hadn't even twigged that mayor thomas was the drunk
Video asnswers his own question with the car inside the truck part
I do know if I drive my car straight in the side of a building at 88 mph not only would there probably be severe damage to my car and probably totaled out, I probably wouldn't have survived the impact to talk about it. However a DeLorean, who's body is made of stainless steel mind you, can withstand the impact with Zero damage and Zero bodily injury to Marty.
In the mall scenes, Marty say out loud "Let's see if you bastards can do 120." But the speedo in the Delorean only goes to 95 MPH.
no, he said 90, not 120.
The VW bus could only do like 65-70 mph there was no way they could catch up to Marty. Unfortunately the way that parking lot was designed he couldn’t get up to 90 in a straight run either unless he got out on the open road. Which he should have.
Better still is that actual DeLorean speedometers only went to 85. What we see is either modified for the movie, or more than likely, not a real DeLorean speedometer.
Yeah, it has an upper limit of 95 in the mall parking lot, and magically changes back to a regular DeLorean spedometer that has a red zone and peaks at 85 once he goes back to 1955.
Yeah well you’re forgetting one thing…WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!
When it first came out, I was 16. But I did notice the missing hair-dryer during the "melting my brain" scene. I found only a couple more when I rewatched it just a few years ago. Nice catches.
You know... if you do the first movie in the franchise... you are obligated to do the other 2 movies... it's sacrilege to only stop at the first one.
@dog3y3 That hair-dryer is mentioned in a deleted scene. While 1955 Doc is asking Marty what these things are? He says those are your personal belongings. Doc says what's this thing? Marty replies and says it's a hair-dryer. Doc askes, don't they have towels in the future? In actuality hair dryers did exist in 1955 hence why the scene was deleted! Also a Playboy magazine is also in the suit case. Doc says well well well suddenly the future is looking a whole lot better! 🤔🤗🙏🙋
Yes, I am in the process of doing the other two! Thanks for watching!🙂
Thankfully, it is not a franchise.
Also, with Marty's father wearing headphones and listening to the music, how could he hear what Marty was saying to him?
marty had his finger on the play/pause button...@@mrjoepad1
In the older original Betamax/VHS versions and when showing in movies theaters, when Doc says, “Marty, you made it”, it was said more emphatically, but in later version was changed and redubbed where he said the same line in calmer demeanor. I know I noticed it pretty clearly.
I would love to see that it you can find it! Thanks for watching!
Someone has watched this movie QUITE A FEW TIMES lmao...