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The Behind the Scenes Pic of the Day made a time machine… out of a Delorean?!?
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with today’s Behind the Scenes pic!
Growing up Robert Zemeckis’ Back to the Future films were on constant rotation. My parents loved them, I loved them… hell, everybody loves them. There’s something just right about the first movie, an effortlessly fun film with some brains. How often do we see that?
I’m also a big fan of the second and third films as well. Back to the Future Part II is particularly awesome. Who didn’t want a hoverboard when they were kids? I remember having real arguments with friends about whether or not hoverboards existed. I had one dumb-ass buddy that was sure he saw one for sale in a catalog and wouldn’t let it go.
And have you seen the WTF hidden craziness from the end of BTTF III? Click here and you'll have your mind blown. What the hell is going on there!
The last time I sat down to watch the BTTF Trilogy with a girl we weren’t paying attention to the screen by the second movie if you catch my drift. If those movies can get a guy as ugly as me to second base they truly are works of genius! Case closed, your honor!
I miss you live-action Robert Zemeckis! Come back to us! Your movies are magical!
Now, I’m not sure if this picture is from the first or second film, but I’m thinking it’s the end of the first movie. Either way it’s a great example of the effects technology of the time at work. Hooray for miniatures!
UPDATE: This pic is from the making of Back to the Future II and features ILM's Peter Daulton)
Here’s the pic! Enjoy (and click to make bigable)!
If you have a pic you think should be included email me. I’m looking for the iconic, the rare or the just plain cool behind the scenes shots to feature here.
We continue the time travel theme with one of cinema’s greatest pals in tomorrow’s Behind the Scenes pic! See ya’ then!
-Quint
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Previous Behind the Scenes pics:
- Alien
- Big Trouble In Little China
- Clash of the Titans
- Dr. Strangelove
- Sesame Street
- The Birds
- The Dark Knight
- Batman (1989)
- Batman: The TV Series
- Stephen King’s IT
- Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
- Superman
- The French Connection
- Tron
- The Road Warrior
- Ghostbusters
- King Kong (’33)
- The Empire Strikes Back (Luke with Slate)
- Rebel Without A Cause
- Taxi Driver
- Metropolis
- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Tommy Chong Meets The Blues Brothers
- The Empire Strikes Back (Filming the Crawl)
- John Carpenter’s The Thing
- Jaws
- Die Hard
- Aliens
- Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man
- The Howling
- Revenge of the Creature
- The Empire Strikes Back (Vader & Luke Duel)
- The Godfather
- Rambo III
- Vertigo
- Planet of the Apes
- Pan’s Labyrinth
- Labyrinth
- RoboCop
- The Adventures of Robin Hood
- Marathon Man
- Young Frankenstein
- Viva Las Vegas
- The Empire Strikes Back (Han driving a snow cat)
- Rio Bravo
- Giant
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lets see if you bastards can do 90!
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Although they have a pretty sweet replica on ThinkGeek.com. I miss this kind of special effects:(
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I was flying on acid the first time I saw BTTF in the theater. The 3-D they have now doesn't come close to what I experienced. ;)
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awesome
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They all rocked. Loved them!
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Is it weird that Michael J Fox is in two films that have inappropriate hidden "penis scenes"?
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Christ, I wish I could kill the soundtrack to an otherwise perfect film.
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As multiple people pointed out in the comments, so it's not so mysterious. On first viewing, though, it is odd.
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Great BTS pic. I just finished reading an old interview with jazz pianist Keith Jarrett, who had this to say about creativity: "It is some dark and deep work that has to be done and the lighter and the more technologically convenient our world gets, the less there are going to be people who even know that there's anything like that."<p>While it's true that what we see in this photo is technology, I think we all know there's a difference between this type of technology and our current software-saturated age. This pic shows a technology that's still directly grappling with reality - actual light, actual surfaces, actual movement - and actual object in physical space. Not simulations.<p>These photos are good reminders of what we're going to wake up and realize we've lost in a decade or so. And we'll be dealing with the resulting creative bankruptcy for some time thereafter. Things will be created, but far fewer great things.
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Maybe it's that simple. But he throws the camera a look of complete pimpage right after, though. The look on his face isn't "I need to go" it's "Yeah, that's right."
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Back to the Future blu ray collection: $49.99 <p>Vintage Delorean: $40,000 <p>Flux Capacitor: $250,000 <p>Kid pointing to his dingaling at the end of the BTTF trilogy: PRICELESS!
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That's not an "I've got to pee" look at all. It's totally an "I'm a devilish little prick" look.
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I like it
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Honestly. This is without a doubt the most boring articles on AICN. It's as if Quint is discovering these films for the first time, or reading "1000 films you must see before you die" Honestly. What's the point of this?
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I like it
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Read the recent interview in Empire with Spielberg, Cameron and Zemeckis and prepare to be frightened. These big 3 have embraced mocap as the next eventuality in cinema, so don't envision Zemeckis retaining the image of flesh and blood actors on film any time soon. They speculate on filming a Dirty Harry with a 1971 visual version of Clint Eastwood, and so forth. Yes, the technique works for films that need it for special effects like Benjamin Button and Avatar, and the "young" Jeff Bridges has yet to be seen in Tron Legacy, but the fact that it seems Zemeckis has totally embraced it is sad.
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I have ever, and probably will ever, see. Get out of the shower and try not to watch that movie while sitting at the end of your bed. It can't be done. It must be watched.
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The point is that WE'RE ENJOYING THIS COLUMN. If you don't like it, how's about instead of posting a comment just to bitch you just take that namby-pamby ass and leave this TB. Seriously, dude, this is one of the few columns that keeps AICN a daily check for me. Don't fuck with it. <p>(If you want a column to bitch about why it's there, go to any of Herc's articles where 90% of them are cut and pasted from other sites. THOSE you should be saking what's the point. This column? The point is to show film lovers a little background stuff each day.)
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As much as I love BTTF1, and as much as it is an enjoyable evergreen film, I personally have to rank the Goonies, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Beverly Hills Cop above it in the list of most enjoyable movies. But again, that's just my opinion and BTTF1 definitely makes the top 5 (BTTF 2&3, although likeable, wouldn't even crack my top 25, though).
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..Clint Eastwood is a big sissy!!
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Jones in 30years played by a young Harrison Ford, or a new James Bond adventure starring Connery in his prime is something that tech can do in the future. Curiousity says bring it on.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 1:59 p.m. CST
Could that guy look any more 80s?
by Planty_McPlant_Plants_His_Plant_At_AICN
The mullet hairstyle, white shirt and blue denims. My dad used to look like that. Btw I would LOVE to own that miniature Delorean.
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You have curious opinions on what makes a quality time travel movie. Freejack? I haven't thought of that movie since about half-way through that one time I watched it.
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I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE BLU RAY!
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whats the point? i dont care if the tech gets to the point the naked eye cant tell the difference, it still wont really be them, especially when they start talking.
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I believe we'll finally see it.......not sure though can anyone confirm?
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What a sad attempt to bait a reaction. Is it sunny outside? If so, best go outside and play. And if you cross the road, be sure not to look before you step off the curb.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 2:21 p.m. CST
"Nobody calls me chicken"= worst add on plot device EVER!
by jimbojones123
Not in the first movie AT ALL. It was all for the stoplight with Flea payoff set up when Marty was fired. Stupid and ruined the tone of the last two films quite a bit.
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and watched the first film last week. One of my all time favs, up there with the original Star Wars trilogy, Indy and Jaws.
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I can't believe he fit in that little car.
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your a dumbass if you put hot tub time machine above back to the future. What a pile of crap that movie is.
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Production designer of the second and third BTTF films?
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I've never understood why II never gets more love. Its an incredibly ambitious film with multiple copies of several characters running around, great "future" gags, and some really fine knotty storytelling. I've never heard any good reasoning.
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But yeah, I'm counting the days for the cinema re-release of BTTF.<P> I don't imagine it'll happen anytime soon, but couldn't we have more back-catalogue films enjoying short runs in theatres?<P>
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Sorry but this is an indisputable fact.<P> That's what I'd be saying if I was fucking insane.
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it just occurred to me that you have to be joking after seeing the other movies on your list.
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Number 1 is obviously BTTF, you'd have fucking retarded to say anything else. I'd also put Twelve Monkeys and The Terminator in my top 5.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 2:36 p.m. CST
I'll be glad when they invent quantum computers...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...and it turns out a side effect is being able to see and download shit from the alterverse's internet. Then, we'll be able to see BTTF, starring Eric Stoltz in it's entirety! And of course, over in the alterverse, skinny, beardless-but-mustachioed Harry Knowles will be touting "that freaky-ass version of BTTF from an alternate universe starring some Canadian named Michael J. Fox."
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I'd watch Back to the Future 12 times. It owns ALL movies.
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Claudia Wells, who had played Marty McFly's girlfriend Jennifer Parker in the original Back to the Future was to reprise her role, but turned it down due to her mother's ill health. <P>The producers cast Elisabeth Shue instead, which required re-shooting the closing scenes of Back to the Future for the beginning of Back to the Future Part II. The re-shot sequence is a nearly shot-for-shot match with the original with only minor differences such as the dialogue scene where Doc Brown noticeably hesitates before reassuring Marty that his future self is fine - something he did not do in the original film.<P> It was nearly 10 years before Claudia Wells returned to Hollywood, with a starring role in the 1996 independent film Still Waters Burn. She is one of the few actors not to make an appearance during the 2002 "behind the scenes" documentaries on the Back to the Future trilogy documentaries on DVD.
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she has that open-mouth confused look she considers "acting". Jennifer Garner does it too.
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But Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is the best time travel movie of all time!
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Make a great back to back viewing expierence. Utter bliss. Through in Raiders afterwards and it's a trifecta of awesomeness that will NEVER happen again..sadly. I can still hear the "hiss" audio from overplaying my VHS copies as a kid. Whata world. Watch these three flicks one after another and a better viewing expierence would be hard to find. God I miss good ol amblin flicks(yes I realize GB isn't amblin but still..)
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BULLSHIT! Honestly, you posted this the other day.."And for the record, here are the 5 funniest movies ever made... 1. BEVERLY HILLS COP 3 2. BUBBLE BOY 3. OLD DOGS 4. VAMPIRES SUCK 5. MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL"..and now your lame time travel movies?? If you want a reaction from someone so badly, why don't you T-bag your mother..again.
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This is a serious question for the TB legions: is it the most beloved movie ever? I can find a few people who find the Godfather boring. I can find a few people who no longer love the Original Trilogy because of the shadow of Ep. 1,2 and 3. Terminator, Dark Knight, all these films have at least a few detractors. But NO ONE, and I mean NO ONE, I have ever met in person or seen on a website has ever NOT absolutely loved this movie. In fact, to most people ages 25-45, male OR female, all you have to do is just MENTION BTTF and they break out in a big cheesy goofball grin and start immediately quoting lines and talking about fave scenes. It helps that every single moment in the film, honestly, is flawless. I think Raiders is a close second, but this takes my trophy as the most widely beloved movie ever made.
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We ain't ever gonna see the Eric Stoltz footage. Not on the Blu Ray, not ever.
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You know it to be true, it has it all.
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Another movie universally loved I believe is "Space Balls" just saying I have never met anyone who has a bad thing to say about it. Everyone one i know's quotes that film all the time too.
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<p>Despite the fact that we'll never see it, Stoltz had shot almost 75% of his scenes before they recast Fox. Look at thhe tremendous amount of press/publicity photos used in this guys Youtube video of the numerous scenes Stoltz had in the can.</p> <p>http://tinyurl.com/2ftsv4p</p>
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Four weeks into filming they replaced him, there is no way he shot 75% of his scenes in four weeks. Where did you get that number from? That link you posted is awesome. he shot way more then i ever thought he did.
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One of the very few movies that I can just sit and enjoy without analyzing in any way. Pure bliss.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 3:35 p.m. CST
Part 2 was great until they went to the fifties
by Guy Who Got A Headache And Accidentally Saves The World
and it became the greatest hits of back to the future 1: the motion picture. They should of stuck with the original plan of it being the sixties instead of being cheap. But 2015 and biff 80's were awesome.
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and if you can find any contradictions to the time travelling then you are smarter than me..thats how solid the script is
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According to Bob Dale : "So there are some stories and anecdotes told on camera for the first time. And since everyone wants to know, there are three very brief snippets of Eric Stoltz incorporated into one of the documentaries."
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Aug. 24, 2010, 3:53 p.m. CST
Six Demon Bag
by Guy Who Got A Headache And Accidentally Saves The World
Well when Biff goes back and gives himself the almanac why aren't doc and marty erased out of existence in the future, I think that's pretty big contradiction from the first movie, not that it matters.
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Time travel movie RVER made! Don't think they could make anything better. Time will tell.
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It is smart, and witty, and yes, even has heart.
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didnt they explain that they were in some bubble or soemthing..some kinda paradox? its been a while..<P>i think you can explain it as since they were displaced already, they transferred into the new timeline..
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All started because during a preview show that came on national TV before BTTF II was released, someone involved with the production (can't remember who) said "Hoverboards are real, but the parent groups are preventing them from being sold" (or something to that effect). Anytime a kid would mention there's no such thing as hoverboards, they would point to that guy. I mean, who would lie about that on national TV? Ah, to be young and gullible again. Or at least just young.
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where there are people that don't like BTTF II. It just boggles my mind! I love all three films but I'd say III is the least fun, even though my name is a reference to it.
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then i fell on my face and decided to stick with walking.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 4:10 p.m. CST
Back to the Future trilogy is a lot like the Indy trilogy
by Turd_Has_Risen_From_The_Grave
Let's forget Crystal Skullfuckery exists. Anyway, for the sake of comparison, the first movies in both trilogies are stone cold classics, regarded as such at the time and still holding up today. However, there is a curious parallel in the sequels - both Doom and BTTF 2 were regarded as quite shitty when they came out, probably because they both veered away radically from their predecessors. Then, when Crusade and BTTF 3 came out - both much more linear films that rehashed the originals quite a bit - they were regarded as a return to form, and even in some quarters the very best of their respective series. Now as time has gone on, things have been reversed, with Doom and BTTF 2 regarded as the better and more daring films that actually took risks as sequels, and Crusade and BTTF 3 are now seen as by far the weakest of the trilogies, just watered down versions of the first parts. Just a thought.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 4:16 p.m. CST
I think I'd rather read BTTF talkbacks than Star Wars.
by jimbojones123
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Doc looks different, distracting. Never cared much for Mary whatsherface and little time is given to Marty.
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BTTF 2 rivals ESB for sequel supremacy. Really ups the stakes in a very serious way, compared to the first film.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 4:21 p.m. CST
I've never met anyone who hates BTTF
by Planty_McPlant_Plants_His_Plant_At_AICN
Or even disliked it. The flip side of that is it is not as worshipped as Raiders or ESB or Jaws - but I've met quite a few people who hate those films.
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BTTF score. Just...perfect.
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It's on the current dvd for part II it has kurt Cameron hosting it. It was clearly meant to be a joke and people thought it was real.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 4:34 p.m. CST
Spyhunter, it was Zemeckis himself who said they were real
by THAT__SAID
I'm really glad that we won't ever get a Part IV aswell, for me the trilogy is perfect as it is athough some guy on youtube made a pretty funny trailer for one... <p> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rq_-XSJ2Pr8
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BWAH-HAHAHAHAHA-HAHAHAHAHA!!!
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Aug. 24, 2010, 4:38 p.m. CST
Quint - love that the camera's called "Vista Cruiser"...
by GreatWhiteNoise
That scripted badge on the side of the camera comes from an Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, a '70s-era station wagon about the size of Kansas, one of which we proudly had when I was a kid. Went 275,000 miles and never had the valve covers off. 'She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid.'
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1) BTTF - mega tight script. 2) Terminator - also very tight and arguably the best action movie ever. 3) Time After Time - very good premise for a movie that's executed well. It also stars Mary Steenburgen who has never stopped looking bangable. 4) Frequency - lots of stuff going on. It may have a few paradox problems but what're you gonna do. It's also moving so that's nice. 5) Idiocracy - because a pimp's love is very different from that of a square. numbers 3-5 are debatable but 1 and 2 are locks for that position.
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it would be great to see early Cameron working on some Corman, or young Fincher working on Empire.
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A classic. Yes, it's that good.
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I agree, I didn't know they shot that many scenes with him but movies are shot out of sequence(for the most part). Just because he appears in pics from the beginning and middle of the film doesn't mean he shot half the film. It could easily have been two to four weeks of shooting.
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<p>Why do you think Zemeckis has been perfecting this motion capture stuff all these years??</p> <p>With Lloyd as old as he is and Fox's Parkinson's, all Zemeckis needs is their voices, something both actors will happily contribute.</p> <p>We will most definitely see a BTTF 4 (if not 5 and 6) some day. Universal will make sure of it.</p>
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I seem to remember a making of hosted by Kirk Cameron with supposed submitted questions from fans. One of the replies suggested hoverboards were real and some of the more gullible kids at school believed it. We got 5 more years
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Yer Mama, a monkey, my left nut, Spencer Pratt, and Osama Bin Laden.
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supposedly there will be stoltz snippets only on the blu's http://www.chud.com/articles/articles/24245/1/UPDATE-SOME-ERIC-STOLTZ-FOOTAGE-IN-BACK-TO-THE-FUTURE-TRILOGY-BLU-RAY-RELEASE/Page1.html
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A lot of us seem to have stories of some kid who said/saw/read about them. <p> Sure enough one of my friends back then said he had a rich friend who.......had a hoverboard. Maybe they were real and big oil or the military suppressed the tech.
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Love the films. Used to watch the first one at least twice a week as a kid. There's just one thing that pisses me off about Bttf 3. How come Lea Thompson plays a Mc Fly in 1885? Surely Marty should be a 6 fingered banjo player in 1985.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 6:29 p.m. CST
Bob Gale said in the commentary that they had to have Lea
by THAT__SAID
It just wouldn't have been a Back to the Future movie without her. I think his reason was that the McFly men have some kind of genetic trait where they're generally attracted to women who look like Lea Thompson.
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... he already had. The wet spot is plain as day.
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The one Marty comes back in and the put on the tracks, and then there's the one in the mine that Doc came back in. That always screwed with my head. I get they couldn't tap it for parts or what not because that would mess up future events, but still...
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The whole point of the final scene is that "no one's future is determined. Doc has obviously already decided that nothing he can do by time-travelling makes any real difference. As evidenced by the fact that Marty went back and interfered with his parents falling in love and could not "un-do" his own birth.<br><br>Makes sense in terms of the theme of the trilogy, as least to me...
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...for the first film. I feel almost an obligation to post this simple message of thanks to all the people that made this film. I personally also really like the second film in the trilogy, and I can enjoy the third one even if it's a lesser effort.
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The one Marty used in the original movie, the one Biff stole, the one Doc and Marty used to come back and set things right and the one buried in the cave.
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life would be very interesting
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That was one of the highlights of PIRANHA 3D for me.
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Do they actually have scenes together? That might actually pique my interest a little.
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Dude looks like Michael Bay, LOL!
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Just had to get that off my chest cause its been bugging the shit outta me. <p> BTTF is fucking awesome in every way. Part II is awesome, part three is made by the severely under rated fuckability of Mary Steenburgen. Carry on.
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I watched it some more, and that is a crazy look. I'd love to find out the truth!
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There was a significant number of kids at my school who actually believed they existed. Many a playground argument ensued.
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I've seen it countless times on video and cable since it first came out, but hadn't seen the FILM since '85. Goddamn what a fun movie. Especially gratifying to see it with a big group of people, some of whom were too young to have ever seen it on the big screen. Being a horrible cinema snob this movie doesn't quite make my top ten, but it was a helluva lotta fun to see again. This, Ghostbusters and Ferris Bueller are the triumvirate of flawlessly constructed high-concept 80's comedies.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 8:47 p.m. CST
I did see a Eric Stoltz picture with Doc holding a remote
by ricarleite2
It's on the net
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oh, my bad - duded just had a run of bad luck
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My Grandpa used a video camera to videotape a VHS copy off the TV. That craptacular tape RULED my late 80s. I cannot watch the opening of the first film without hearing 50 dB of static.
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"The first bite draws blood. The blood draws the pack." That's pretty much the one scene they have together, but it was still awesome.
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No Ferrari for me, I loved the DMC even BEFORE BTTF--I looked at them when they first came out in 1981. They were $25k. When the films came out, I just freaked out! I seriously test drove one and was ready to purchase, but it was that, or a pickup...and with a farm, there was no choice at the time,(can't fit too many hay bales in one!) but I will own one someday! When I win the lotto big time, I will get one with the BTTF conversion, and drive it here in New Mexico..LOL--WOW the looks I'll get! YEEHAW!
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A few years after Part III, there was a BTTF Saturday morning cartoon. Anyone remember? Everyone had returned to the present, and the two Brown kids were main characters. Doc now had a time-traveling train and I think a new Delorean. If memory serves, a lot of plots were the kids or Marty taking unauthorized trips. Also, they would run into some Tannen relative in every episode. And that pimpin' kid's character actually the trouble maker.
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their was an episode where doc and marty blocked the meteor that killed the dinosaurs and created an alternate dinosaur 1985.
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and if you love the ladies, then, by default, YOU love Cetera...
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was the lead singer for easy listening 70's band Chicago. He then went on to a mildly successful solo career, and sang the vomitously infectious theme song from the Karate Kid Part II (I am a man who will fight for your something something - s'all I remember)
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It's possible I watched it, just doesn't come to mind. I did watch the Teen Wolf cartoon though.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 9:42 p.m. CST
Okay, I have one of those girlfriends who hates scifi...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...if something even has the faintest whiff of scifi, she'll only grudgingly and with much complaint, watch it. But she loves BBTF. There's just something for everyone in that movie, I think.
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Someone asked him about in in Starlog and he went off like it was shit.
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Teen Wolf cartoon. The dipshit kids destroyed the universe every week. Marty and Doc cleaned it up.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 9:49 p.m. CST
As I understand it, Stoltz was canned...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...(in our universe anyway) because he considered the story to be a tragedy. (Marty ends up in a present where everything has changed.) He was over-thinking the role and getting all method-y with it and pissing everyone else off, I'm sure. Just wondering if this explanation is accurate?
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i'll avoid him - none of the ladies I know like cetera or even know who he is -ditto with Stolz. dude must still be fuming 25 years later, or maybe he just tucks it away to be used for fuel when he makes his comeback
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Aug. 24, 2010, 9:58 p.m. CST
The hoverboards WEREN'T real...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...but Zemeckis and the effects guys started a rumor that they WERE when part 2 first came out. The story was, they used real hoverboards that some company had invented but which were outlawed by the government because they were considered too dangerous to market or some such. I remember seeing a documentary about the BTTF films years ago that revealed the whole story. It might have been on one of the DVD or on TBS's "DVD-On-TV" movie presentations or some such.
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Is a large part of what made BTTF so successful. A lot of people were already familiar with and loved him as Alex from Family Ties. He stole the show.<p>Eric Stolz is more of a dramatic actor and I'm guessing that's the reason he was bumped.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 10 p.m. CST
If I had Doc Brown's DeLorean...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...I'd go back in time to prevent the future parents of Peter Cetera from ever meeting.
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...had a massive crush on her back in the day. Too bad about her mom and her pretty much disappearing from the public eye. Checked her out on IMDB and saw that she was in a short-lived TV series in 1986 called "Fast Times" which was produced by Amy Heckerling as a TV series version of Fast Times At Ridgemont High. There's one that went right past my TV radar. Seeing the IMDB listing was the first I heard of it. Another weird thing, Still Waters Burn is listed as having been made in 1996 and 2008? Did it sit in the can for 12 years or what?
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I think I remember this one.
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In films like Pulp Fiction (as Lantz the drug dealer) and the original Kicking And Screaming (as the 30 year old college senior) his deadpan, understated delivery kills. Think of this exchange from PF: <p> Vincent: I gotta stab her three times? <p>Lance: No, you don't gotta fucking stab her three times! You gotta stab her once, but it's gotta be hard enough to break through her breastplate into her heart, and then once you do that, you press down on the plunger. <p>Vincent: What happens after that? <p>Lance: I'm kinda curious about that myself... <p>But, aside from taking the "tragedy" aspects of BTTF waaay too seriously, I think the general consensus was that he downplayed the character, played him straight, and tried to let the outrageousness around him cause humor. This can work sometimes, but it's obvious that Marty is a reactive character, and his reactions need to be big. He needs to be in a constant state of panic, needs to re-state the complicated exposition in a realistic, relatable manner, and needs to have a couple extra quirks and neuroses to make him more than a bland cipher. This is where Michael J. Fox wins hands down. He absolutely owned this role.
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MJF was BORN to play Marty!
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I doubt it, but you never know. More than likely it's from part 2.
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If you grew up in the 80's...it is required you have a BTTF story.</p><p>I myself saw this at a fucking DRIVE-IN; Yes, a FUCKING DRIVE-IN! In highschool...we mixed up a big Igloo cooler full of Jungle Juice, and about 12 of us all went to the fucking drive in. Law chairs, blankets, bitches, Jungle Juice, shot Bottle Rockets at the screen between this and the second feature and ate Horrible "Space Pizza".</p><p>Good fucking times with McFly.
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'nuff said.
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Even today..she is totally fuckable, incredible rack.</p><p>She owns a Men's Discount clothing store in Studio City these days...makes some good coin I imagine given the fact everyone in LA wants to LOOK like they have bank but 99% don't.
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Aug. 24, 2010, 11:47 p.m. CST
They should have an alternate ending: BIFF gets the girl
by Tigger Tales
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Every episode was bookened with live actions scenes of Christopher Lloyd as Doc to set up the episode, and to narrate a segment at the end of every episode where a silent Bill Nye would show kid-friendly science experments.<br><br> Which always made me wonder why he never voiced Doc in the animated part of the show. (Cartoon-Doc was voiced by Dan Castellanetta from "the Simpsons".)
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and get outta here.
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associated with BTTF, because they are all still smokin'. And RIP to Wendie Jo Sperber. She always seemed like such a sweetie, all the way back to Bosom Buddies.
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While I was reading the BTS Pic article yesterday (or the day before, I can't remember) I was hoping you would put up some BTTF pics. Strange that you actually did so soon. They are my favorite movies. Being that it's the 25th Anniversary, I'm hoping for some more. Thanks, Quint
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Aug. 25, 2010, 4:50 a.m. CST
Hey Quint - How about GEORGE PAL'S TIME MACHINE?????????????????
by JonChambers
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Aug. 25, 2010, 4:50 a.m. CST
The greatest Time Machine of them all was in 1960!!!!!!!
by JonChambers
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Stolz character in Pulp Fiction immediately came to mind as I was posting. Yes, very funny, but that's really the only time I can recall him being funny. Compare that with Fox who does it effortlessly and who has made a career out of it.<p>...but anyway good post. You summed it up much better than I could have. I have no doubt Stolz would have been great had that been the energy they were after.
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Not necessarily the behind the scenes nature of it, but to get everyone discussing and reminiscing about particular movies. One of the best if not the best features on AICN.
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That was just for you, General Jackson. ;-)
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Check out Kicking and Screaming (1995 - not the Will Farrell soccer one). It's a very funny indie comedy about a bunch of college graduates who don't know how to actually start their adult lives. Aside from that, Stoltz is only in unintentionally funny movies, like the Prophecy (fallen angel fighting Christopher Walken) and Anaconda (spends the entire movie unconscious with a Candiru Fish lodged in his throat.)
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B-b-but Rush sez he's only fakin' it!!! Teabaggers... gotta hate 'em!
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Aug. 25, 2010, 7:58 a.m. CST
If it was Lucas instead of Zemeckis...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...he would've digitally taken out the kid's weird hand jive, in fact, he would have digitally replaced the kid, not with another kid but with a Steppin Fetchit, Jamaican-accented, lizard-camel doing fart jokes. Oh, and the "power of love"? Just midiclorians.
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...the one where Eric Stoltz gets to fuck Jennifer Connelly against a wall in a back alley?
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In another life, I married her<p> BTTF is a classic's classic, and while I can't definitively rank my all-time fave top five, BTTF is in there, baby<p>Lea Thomspon was stroke-worthy in these films. MJFox was great, and anyone who makes any milkshake jokes about him can go die in a fire
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Anyone who doesn't is a cold heartless bastard. Power of Love is right up there will all-time top songs of the 80s that just make you feel all pink and fuzzy and good. Not gay, but optimistic about life even when you know deep inside we're all doomed. That's the power of Huey's music
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confrontations.
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fuck is still on the road performing. Seriously..Huey is so old school as to be beyond being Trendy or hip..and he is immune to Hipster Irony...he just does his own thing. Even the most hardened California hip-hop listening thug happily drinks beer at the County Fair while listening to Huey blow the harp.
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Aug. 25, 2010, 9:45 a.m. CST
The 80's were cool for one thing only...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...it was the last decade where you could be an average-looking, average size dude with no six-pack abs, maybe even slightly pudgy, like weird shit like sci-fi and comics, listen to metal or punk exclusively and hate pop, not dance except for moshing... yet still score a pretty hot chick. Those days are over, sadly. Even worse, women these days can smell bank like a French pig can smell truffles, and chase it like a cheetah after wobbly baby antelope.
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I needed reconstructive surgery after jacking to her for the better part of 2 decades, both in movies and on her TV show. Some of the most incredible legs ever seen on a a woman.
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He feels it marginalizes him.<p> www.tomwilsonusa.com<p> And while I'm at it, recognize huey at www.hueylewis.com and MJF at www.michaeljfox.org
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I hope your weiner is alright. Bigger, better, faster...<p> Professional.
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Maybe, although I have never come across anyone who didn't like "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles".
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Aug. 25, 2010, 9:57 a.m. CST
HarryKnowlesNonExistentInception Review...you are correct.
by conspiracy
Your analogy is more than correct..it is fucking brilliant.</p><p>Here in Southern/Central California...girls in the typical club usually run your FICO and net worth calculation before they even let you ask their name.
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took the kids to a 25th anniversary showing at the Palace Theater in Cleveland. The kids have seen it (and love it) but I wanted to share the experience again for them on a big screen.<p> What impressed me seeing it again (for the Xth time) was the amount of product placement for Pepsi related stuff (Pepsi Free, Diet Pepsi) and Burger King (Whopper boxes in Doc's office, Dave McFly works there, etc). Also, I dug the XXX theater showing some kind of orgy movie. Look for the name on the marquee.
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Lea helped me gain in length and girth...and I long for the day I can slide my enhanced manhood up her moist, hot pink, fire hole, and show her just how much pleasure a whopping 4.74" of 80's Lea lusting geek cock can give. ;)
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Watched a British film the other day called "Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel". It's about 3 friends who, one night at the pub, find themselves travelling in time (to the future). It's a funny movie, although it does have its paradoxes. But it does have Anna Faris, so it all balances out.
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Then again I am an Amoeba
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Before she was Lorraine Bains-McFly, Lea was Sean Brody's girlfriend in Jaws 3 and Patrick Swayze's squeeze (along with Jennifer Grey) in Red Dawn.
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Aye aye captain! <p> that does not diminish her fuckability
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Was fascinated at the differences between American vs. Brit movies and humor. Anna Faris (what a cutey) as the time traveller because, in the future, everyone is American (according to the main character). Love how in Brit stuff, incredibly weird shit happens, but they just take it in stride as "Bloody hell, now what? Oh well, 'nuther lager, mate!"
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I can't HEAR you!
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Aug. 25, 2010, 10:27 a.m. CST
Back to the Future is the greatest incest movie of all time
by Jehovahs_Witness
People make the mistake of thinking the movie was about time travel, but time travel was merely the device to put Marty in the situation where he's making his Mom's pussy wet. Marty was into it, too, but he didn't want to admit it, but when it came time to come up with a plan to get his Mom and Dad back together, his first idea was to stage a date-rape. <p> I can think of at least 20 ideas off the top of my head to get Marty's Mom and Dad back together which don't involve Marty dateraping his mother. And for him to be convincing and make her think he's going to rape her, he knew he'd have to get somewhat intimate with her, at least to 3rd base. But then Biff broke in and tried to actually rape her. <p> Back to the future...the greatest incest and rape movie of all time. That's why the sequels sucked. They made the mistake on focusing on the time travel and that's why it always felt like something was missing....there was no incest or rape!!!
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Aug. 25, 2010, 10:30 a.m. CST
Abom - Spongebob is hitting that squared Lea Pussy!
by Dirk_The_Amoeba
I think Gary is helping out too! <p> Aye aye captain!
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You have a point. Marty's plan assumed that at some point, his mother (young Lorainne) would resist his advances. Sure, she resisted Biff--but she didn't WANT Biff; she wanted Marty / Calvin and probably would have let him go all the way. But you are correct that the plan was problematic from the get-go; Lorainne makes the first move and Marty flinches back in the driver's seat. It's clear he couldn't go through with even making out with his hot young mom. What did he think would happen? <p> Still, the scene is expertly written, great comedy. With Lorrainne sneaking a drink, and Marty spitting out his own swig of liquor when mom fires up a smoke
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I wonder if Patrick the Starfish can cut in on some of that fantastic Lea thigh-borne seafood, fresh as harvest day
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But that's precisely the problem with his plan....if you have a girl who's really hot for you, and your plan is to have sex with her in a parked car, you have to factor in the chances that she's probably going to be into it...but since Marty knew that such Oedipal advances would be wrong, he repressed that knowledge while still acting on his impulses.
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Aug. 25, 2010, 10:35 a.m. CST
In Part II when she marries Biff and gets breast implants
by Dirk_The_Amoeba
And then slithers all over Marty, you know he was thinking something dirty! In part I she must have been thinking the same thing on two occasions though, when she first met 'Calvin', and then when her own son grows up to look like Calvin! Must have been some mighty strange things going on at the McFlys!
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Breakfast.
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Aug. 25, 2010, 10:37 a.m. CST
And BTTF II has some of THE most shamess product placement
by Nasty In The Pasty
in the history of cinema.
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Here's what Marty should have done: Just STAY in good ole '55 and bang his mom for a while. It doesn't matter if George and Loraine McFly EVER GET MARRIED. It only matters that Doc Brown will one day invent the time machine. Because then Marty can live from 1955-'85 and DO IT ALL AGAIN. Only catch I see there is Marty would have to hide from his "new self" born circa 1967-68, if in fact his parents do marry and he does get born. If he doesn't, no matter, just jump in the Delorean and go back to the start at Twin Pines mall, your fingers still smelling of Loraine's wet blossom
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Aug. 25, 2010, 10:38 a.m. CST
Patrick is stoo stupid to know what to do with a woman
by Dirk_The_Amoeba
Gary can throw down though, and my sources tell me that he gets the rear action while spongebob squares that square pussy away
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"And what's that you're wearing, Dave?"<p> "Marty, I always wear a suit to the office."
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...he probably would've vanished instantly because once she got a taste of some McFly dick, ol' Georgie would never have stood a chance and Marty would be erased from existence. Unless of course Marty had a tiny penis and was a quick shooter, in which case, George could win her over with his sexual prowess and stamina and Marty's plan might have still worked. Maybe that was the ace in Marty's hole....his tiny penis....
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Aug. 25, 2010, 10:44 a.m. CST
Another time travel movie that kinda had incest was......
by Jehovahs_Witness
...Time Rider with Fred Ward. He's a fancy motorcyclist who goes time travels to the Old West, and after battling baddies and fucking some hottie, he gives her a neckless heirloom before returning to the 80's, and you discover that Fred Ward was his own great grandfather.
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Marty is literally born having with his momma having the hots for him and he grows up with a nagging sensation that his mother thinks he is the special one and gives him far more attention - especially at bath time. Then he is propelled into the past and sees her young and fuckable and it all falls into place, and he must seduce her or at least get her so worked up that George can jump in, but by getting her hot and randy he sets off a chain of events that will cascade into the future causing her to forever want/dream/lust after calvin/him (because we never get over that first unrequited lust) as well as the automatic male reaction of having a hot female want him, even though he knows it is wrong. That shit is really fucked up!
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Yeah, I saw Timerider in theatres when I was like, eleven. The heirloom was kind of like Kirk's antique glasses in Star Trek IV. He pawns the glasses in San Francisco 1986 to get money, knowing full well Bones will again present it to him as a gift 200 years later (as seen in Star Trek II)<p> Yeah, maybe Marty would have started disappearing if he F'd his mom. But that's assuming you buy into the whole "erased from existence" theory at all. In my mind, time travel and probability theory or not, if I have a photo of myself and my siblings in my hand, NOTHING will ever change the context of that photo.<p> But it was good for dramatic effect in the movie, as was Marty's disappearing guitar-playing hand. Might have been even funnier if he'd ran into the gymnasium bathroom to rub one out after getting cozy with his hot young mom, and his jerkoff hand starts to vanish.
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They did not have to make Lea be attracted to her own son, they did that shit on purpose!
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After the flawless original those were absolutely the best possible sequels. They each do something a little differently than the first but retain the same humor and spirit. Part 2 is especially unique in that it's literally showing you scenes from the original but from a totally different perspective. Zemeckis and Gale knew they had a unique opportunity there and they didn't waste it.
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...if Loraine hadn't been so taken by him. I mean, his entire date-rape plan was premised on his knowledge that he knew his mom had the hots for him. Had she been indifferent, how do you suppose Marty would have gotten Lorain to turn her attentions (favorably) to George? <p> Then again, the whole date-rape plan still might have worked, after all rape is supposed to be unwanted. So Marty's plan still could have worked if he, say, got Loraine (who in my scenario does NOT have the hots for him) alone behind the school and tried to screw her, THEN have George come in and be the hero.<p> Either way, the point is that everything in BTTF revolves around Lea Thompson's sweet wet apple blossom
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So fucking true, which makes "nobody calls me chicken", utter bullocks.
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I agree. Retracing some of the high school dance events in Part II was pretty fuckin' inventive. The best is at the very end, when we see Doc sending Marty I back to the future, but then Marty II comes running around the corner again in his leather jacket saying I'm back...FROM the future.<p> Now, every time I see the original, I expect Marty II to come darting around the courthouse corner after Marty I is sent home<p> What would be wild is to have a scenario where someone travels to the past and encounters themselves on ANOTHER time-travel trip, only it's one they HAVEN'T TAKEN YET, and therefore, unlike Marty, they don't know what that other self is going to do and therefore it's hard to avoid encountering him and creating paradox. The only trick here is to also find a way to get Lea's moist crotchflower involved
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...his plan might have made a little more sense. But since she did, it just shows that Marty had the same hidden desire. George at one point brings this to Marty's attention.."You mean you're going to touch her on her...." Yet Marty persists with this plan, knowing what precisely he plans to touch. <p> Why not just have Doc show up wearing a ski mask and a rubber gun and rob her at gun point, and then George comes to the rescue while Marty plays the coward? That works. But nooooooooo, Marty insisted on the date rape.
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Given my above hypothetical, and rewording it differently...imagine the dance sequence in BTTF2 and think about, what would happen if original Marty (say, onstage) spotted Marty 2 (in the leather jacket) but Marty 2 WASN'T AWARE he'd been spotted?<p> Now, I'm guessing Marty 1 would be surprised--but he shouldn't be THAT freaked out, because after all, he DOES know time travel exists--that's what got HIM there. I can imagine Marty 1 approaching Marty 2 and saying, "What the hell is this?" and Marty 2 saying something like, "Look, I know this is weird, but trust me, you've just got to stick to YOUR plan--I'm working on something else."
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Do you suppose it would have made it less oedipal and freaky if marty's plan was to take his mom's ASS?
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"You mean you're going to touch her on her...."
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Having doc pose as a robber seems like an okay idea until you realize that another objective to Marty's plan is cancel Biff out of the equation. Loraine doesn't like Biff, but Biff wants Loraine, and unless something or someone intervenes, his persistence just might pay off (as seen in BTTF2). So it's kinda crucial that Biff be the villain, no? Granted he was NOT involved in Marty's original plan--Marty himself was gonna be the "rapist." Biff just happened to come along. But when you think about it, that kind of HAD to happen, no?
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Aug. 25, 2010, 11:26 a.m. CST
For anyone wondering what would have happened
by KEVIN_COSTNERS_RECYCLED_PISS
If Marty had actually fucked his mom, here's your answer... <p> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5aRcwHULaI
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That the trip to 2015 (the first act of BTTF2) was completely unnecessary. After all, Doc Brown came BACK to 1985 (end of BTTF) with knowledge that Marty's kid would grow up and get in trouble. All Doc had to do was relay that info to Marty. Marty and Jennifer could then let things progress naturally. Then, in the future, when they DO have a doofus of a son, simply impress on him the importance of just saying "no" to Griff's crime spree. Middle-aged Marty could even assist his son at THAT time. It wasn't worth the risk for young Marty to venture into the future to try and undo things preemptively on his son's behalf.<p. Moreover, it's got nothing at all to do with his mother's pussy.
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But Marty had no idea that was going to happen, so it just shows how twisted his plan was in relation to what he was planning to do with his mother.
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Aug. 25, 2010, 11:35 a.m. CST
The importance of the "nobody calls me chicken" thing
by Abominable Snowcone
The reason why the "nobody calls me chicken" thing is introduced in BTTF2 is because it is precisely Marty's unwillingness to back down from a challenge that causes his future-family (2015)to turn out less than idea. We learn in BTTF2 when young Jennifer is brought by the police to her future home that older Marty's career--and their entire family life--went sour after Marty's car crash. In other words, he got in the wreck because he wouldn't back down.<p> But over the course of events in BTTF2 Marty learns his lesson, and by the time the end of BTTF3 rolls around, he refuses to engage needles in the drag race that would have culminated in the life-altering car wreck.
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and as rootsy and southern as their blues-based rock sounds, I think BTTF3 suffered from not having new music by Huey Fucking Lewis.
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http://tinyurl.com/23frg34
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Aug. 25, 2010, 11:44 a.m. CST
Apparently ZZ Top's agent made all kinds of crazy demands
by KEVIN_COSTNERS_RECYCLED_PISS
According to Bob Gale on the DVD commentary he wanted the time machine to be the ZZ Top car instead of the Delorean for part 3.
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I think the poster was complaining that it was weird to make it so important to Parts 2 and 3, but have no indication of that personality trait in Part 1. Part 2 did a great job setting up some payoffs in Part 3, but that wasn't that difficult since they made them back to back.
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Fry became his own grandpa by his banging his grandmother. He came up with some stupid justification for it cuz she was hot. "You're your own grandfather!"
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In BTTF2 after young Jennifer sees her older self and faints, Doc and Marty take her back to 1985--what they THINK is their 1985--but it's the alternate "bad" 1985. As we know, Marty is able to undo the events that made Biff so powerful, and this dystopic '85 is essentially erased. My question is, how the hell does Jennifer end up on her front porch in "normal/improved" 1985 at the end of BTTF3 if the alternate '85 was essentially wiped clean? It's as if her sleeping body jumped from one timeline to another. She didn't TRAVEL there with Doc and Marty; they arrive back in '85 vis-a-vis their trip to the 1885 west.
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Aug. 25, 2010, noon CST
Exactly, she basically jumped from one timeline to the other.
by KEVIN_COSTNERS_RECYCLED_PISS
Doc says at one point that if they're successful the reality will just change all around Jennifer and Einstein.
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So while Marty couldn't have known it at the time, at the end of BTTF2, he could have STAYED PUT there in the corrected '85 and found Jennifer on her front porch, and Doc eventually could have come BACK FROM 1885 in his time-train for a visit.
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that as good as BTTF2 and 3 (particularly 2) are, the stories get weaker the more they don't involve Marty's mother's pussy
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Aug. 25, 2010, 12:09 p.m. CST
At the end of BTTF2 Marty was till stuck in 1955
by KEVIN_COSTNERS_RECYCLED_PISS
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Loved the original, the sequels not so much.
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Oh yeah, right you are. So remind me again, when Marty goes to find Doc '55 again and they unearth the delorean in the mine, he COULD have said, well okay maybe you get shot in 1885--but you're fine right NOW, so let's just send me back to 1985 again and all will be cool, no? Granted it IS the 1985 Doc stuck in 1885 who is doomed to be shot, but THAT Doc also has a delorean with him, right, so couldn't he escape if he chose?
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Marty missed a HUGE opportunity in BTTF2.<p> He could have done his mom in a car from the front AND behind. Had himself a Loraine sandwich.
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he could have given his dad a high-five while doing it
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Aug. 25, 2010, 12:30 p.m. CST
Marty figured he had to go back to 1885 to save Doc.
by KEVIN_COSTNERS_RECYCLED_PISS
Sure, you could argue that the 1955 Doc knowing his ultimate fate in 1885 might have meant that he could have avoided that death himself but over the course of the trilogy Marty never fully 'gets' the ins and outs of time travel and as far as he was concerned he had no choice but to go back and save him.
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So what we've learned here is that, apart from Loraine's fragrant shrubbery, the trilogy is about prevent Doc Brown from getting shot. Twice. And in both instances the thwarting of said shootings involve letters that were written in violation of Doc's "rules" of time travel.<p> The first letter is the one Marty writes in BTTF, to warn Doc that he'll be shot by Libyans in 1985. Doc rips this letter up in '55, but we learn later that he taped it back together and heeded the warning. The second letter is the Western Union message Doc wrote in 1885 and had held for Marty in 1955 to relay his situation. Based on THAT info, Marty again looks up Doc '55, and while researching Doc 1885, they learn he's gonna be shot. So a plan is hatched to save Doc once again, this time in the past. Where it's not Loraine's luscious mound that woos men, but Maggie McFlys.<p> Damn, what a fine movie trilogy.
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if you count the fax from 2015 telling Marty "You're fired." Because that also becomes a crucial piece of evidence, which Jennifer later references (end of BTTF3) to know everything is okay (the "fired" message is erased).<p> In that regard, the family photo with Marty and his bro and sister might also be considered a "letter," or crucial piece of evidence that acts as a physical signpost of whether Marty's actions are or aren't having an effect
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In the original movie, when the terrorists show up Doc grabs his pistol and tries to shoot at them, only there are no bullets in it. Could it be that the reason the gun was empty was because Doc fired the gun dry when he was sending Marty off to 1885 at the beginning of BTTF3? Doc doesn't strike me as being a gun nut and I think it's plausable that he might have simply put the gun in a drawer and not touched it again for 30 years.
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when they replaced the BTTF ride at Universal with the Simpsons. What a waste.
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Aug. 25, 2010, 12:48 p.m. CST
At least they still have the DeLorean and Train though
by KEVIN_COSTNERS_RECYCLED_PISS
Although I had to search around a bit to find them, people were walking past not even noticing them. People should show a bit more respect.
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I didn't see them. And I know I would have noticed the Delorean if I had walked past it.
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Kinda neat how Marty--who encouraged Doc to take "Whatever precautions necessary"(bulletproof vest) to avoid being killed--uses a stoveplate door cover as a bullet proof vest in BTTF3.<p> I agree with you about the pistol. <p> Hey, in BTTF3 before Marty crosses the canyon into 1985, was the hoverboard left in 1885? If I remember correctly, Marty floated the board back to Doc and Clara so they could get clear. So I take it Doc held onto it? In the old west? And perhaps brought it with him on his travels on the time-train?
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They seemed to be tucked away in a corner somewhere.
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I've seen the Ghostbusters car in person. If I saw the delorean, I'd probably rub one off on it.
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I don't remember seeing them, but this was in 2008, before the Simpsons ride even opened. Maybe they had them packed away during construction. That imo is the greatest aspect of the Universal parks, all of the original props they keep lying around. Good stuff.
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Totally agree. When I was there they had alot of cool stuff, like the motorcycle from T2, but I think the coolest prop I saw there was the jeep from Jurassic Park with the T-Rex head coming out of bushes above. I know the Jeep was from the film, dunno if it was the head from the actual animatronic T-Rex though. <p>But I'll be damned if I saw the Delorean or the train there, I'm pretty upset that I missed those.
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why does that little ginger point at his cock?
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I don't know what little ginger you're talking about.<p> I'm here to discuss Marty McFly, time travel, and Lea Thompson heating up my bed at night in sultry sleepwear.
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The soundtrack blew ass on 2 & 3. BTTF 1 is a classic and had all the cool Huey Lewis and the news songs .
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I know that's fucked up to say, but the characters of Doc and Marty are so much better written in Part III. And the movie wraps up the other 2, so it works fine.
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But I'm in that rare group who puts 3 above 2. I just think the future and alterna-1985 are less interesting than Doc in the Old West. Marty retracing scenes from bttf1 absolutely rules tho.
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"What about Monday are we doing anything Monday? "No Monday'd be fine you can kill em' on Monday!"
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FUCK! Missed an entire day of talking about Lea Thompson's snoot-snout.
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when you go on the studio tour now. I was there a month and a half ago. <p> That new King Kong thing is crap.
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And the face he made.
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They have several articles that touch on BTTF that are just brilliant. Not just the paradoxes, but also pointing out just how creepy the new version of 1985 really is after Marty gets back.<p> For example, if you were a relatively intelligent and clearly successful author, would you really give the bully who tried to RAPE your wife back in high school the keys to your house?
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Anyone not familiar with howitshouldhaveendeddotcom should definitely bop over there and check out 'How Terminator Should Have Ended'. Yes, it's relevant to this Talkback and yes, it's probably the most awesome thing I've ever seen on the internet.
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Aug. 25, 2010, 5:41 p.m. CST
Stunt...It is BTTF! Movie is a Magnet for Professionalism
by conspiracy
Claudia Wells, Lea Thompson, incest...what more could you ask for in a filom.
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No more giant fucking robotic ape that smelled of bananas...just cheap 3d glasses and two fucking screens. Fuck Motion Simulators..and FUck 3d! Bring back the Robot Ape.
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The origin of my unsername, thank you very much. :)
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Damn! Damn! Damn-damn!
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"Are you telling me that not only do I invent time travel, but in the future robots will use this technology to execute-" <P> "Terminate." <P> "To terminate just one man?" <P> "That is what I am telling you." <P> "Great scott!" <P>Seriously, seek this out-it is hi-larious.
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I've seen part III like twenty times, but never, NEVER saw that... o.O
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Sorry man, I could have and should have shot you and email to let you know. Looks like you checked in right about when I took off for the day, however.<p> I rewatched BTTF2 last night, so intrigued by this TB was I; I wanted to re-scrutinize things from a fresh POV. Damn, it's a good sequel. Tight. Like Lea's warm sweet strawberry patch.
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You just sit there while they shake the tram. You get sprayed with dirty water mist as a capper. <p> Hell, in a few months I'll be begging for the dirty spray from Miley's of-age clam.
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I still have Ellen Page coming over on Nov 23 to join me and Miley; I'm trying to book Lea Thomopson for Thanksgiving.
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I broke my nose smashing my face into Elisabeth Shue's mons.
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I sang her praises here yesterday, then got to admire her last night as Jennifer in BTTF2. She's too damn cute. "Hollow Man" got her in panties. Any other Shue films I should check out for maximum exposure?
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Aug. 26, 2010, 10:55 a.m. CST
I think Leaving Las Vegas was the dirtiest she ever got.
by Stuntcock Mike
"Cut my ass" <p> HEYOOOOOOH!
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I thought Laura Dern was the chick. Did Shue play someone else?
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Okay, I checked imdb, you're right she's in it, as someone named "Sera." Guess I'll have to revisit that one.<p> Lis was also Ali in the first Karate Kid. Got to makeout with Macchio. Ew.
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And I remember seeing it in the theatre as a kid. Liked it then, but it doesn't hold up, and is kind of a crap movie. I'm eternally baffled by how much GENERATION SUCK loves the 80s so much. Aside from underground / indie music culture (which was AWESOME), and some cool stuff like Robocop and/or Road Warrior, it was a TERRIBLE decade for just about everything else. If you actually lived through it, you'd know.
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But I DID live through it. And I think I've gotten to the point, 20 years later, that I'm able to be more objective about it and know what was good, and separate it from my own feelings of nostalgia. Because yeah, some stuff from the 80s was shit. I do love BTTF though. I'm engaged to marry Elisabeth Shue. She doesn't know that yet.
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They tease on full-on nudity, but there's a scene with Woody Harrelson groping her ass and tits for a few minutes that's boner-city.
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I was OBSESSED with her when I was younger and saw Adventures and Babysitting. Isn't it weird how she doesn't seem to have aged at all? That movie came out, like, 20 + years ago? She looks almost exactly the same.
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While I respect anyone's right to have an opinion, THIS Clockwork couldn't care less about telling others that something they obviously like is no good. Quint, some days this is the only reason I check the site. Good work.
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Sorry the Queen of the open jaw method of way over the top astoshment acting is Laura Dern in Jer-ass-hole park I.
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On the links to the pics, shouldn't this one be titled back to the future II?
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