Back to the Future

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Back to the Future is a popular trilogy of movies centered around a DeLorean time machine.

The Movies

Warning: Spoilers ahead.  Get off of your fat arse and go see them. Now.

Back to the Future

• Dr. Emmett Brown calls Marty McFly and tells him to bring his (Doc's) video camera to a mall parking lot, to film his new invention. Terrorists kill the Doc, and Marty goes to 1955, and almost undoes his own existence.

Back to the Future Part II

• Doc, Marty and Jennifer go 30 years into the future, in 2015. When they return to 1985, it has become a fucked-up hellhole, so they go to 1955 to fix it.

Back to the Future Part III

3rd movie.

• They go to the old west. When Marty returns, the DeLorean is hit by a train.

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Trivia

• NS2 has pooped it, multiple times. It is his favorite film of all-time. If someone else didn't make this page he would have done so.
• The boxer Mr. Sandman's favourite song is featured in the first 2 movies.
• Mama Luigi tried stealing the DeLorean in 20xx in order to unleash AIDS in 1955. He failed, since Bowser Jr. stole it first, and ended-up crashing into a tree in 1985.
• A (shitty) game based off of the movie was made in 1989 by LJN for the NES, and was famously reviewed by the AVGN.
  • LJN also made a game based off of the other 2 movies on the NES.
  • Toshiba also made a game based off of the 2nd movie in Japan on the Super Famicom. This game, unlike ALL of the others, was actually playable, even if it was a Sonic-clone.
• A ride also existed. This ride was later shut-down for some reason, much to Emo Luigi's dismay.
• The UCLA-Washington American Football game mentioned in Back to the Future part II actually did occur on that exact date (November 12, 1955), and in fact, the result was indeed 19-17 UCLA. The end of the game was even accurate, with a field goal kicked by Jim Decker to win. Talk about historical accuracy and attention to detail.