Feb 5, 2012 · In Back to the Future Part II, Doc picks up Marty in 1985 and takes him to 2015. Then old Biff realizes the Delorean is a time machine. Old Biff steals the Delorean and travels from 2015 to 1955 to give the 1955 version of himself the 2015 sports almanac.

Jul 5, 2020 · The meme is not based on any specific Back to the Future reference outside of the fact that it's a movie about time travel. Doc does give Marty several warnings (such as not interfering with the past, not divulging too much information about the future, etc); but no specific year is mentioned as a warning ever.

Sep 17, 2015 · Modern day universities cheat by having non-doctorate lecturers, not professors, a practice not used back in the day. This scene happens in 1955 after Marty got the courier letter at the end of BTTF 2, and tracks down 1955 Doc.

Aug 28, 2019 · In Back to the Future Part 2, Doc practically forces Marty to come back with him to 2015 to correct something regarding his kids. Basically Marty Jr. needs to say "no" to Griff so that he doesn't get jailed. So Marty Senior does his task, gets Griff's gang jailed and his son Marty Jr is free and will not go to jail. Task completed.

In Back to the Future Part 3 Marty follows Doc back to 1885 to rescue him from being shot at the hands of Buford 'Mad Dog' Tannen. He arrives in 1885 some time after Doc has written the letter that Marty receives in 1955.

Oct 30, 2015 · Watching the video of the first time travel back to 1955, there is some bright light then Marty appeared back in time instantly. The video is 24fps, so "instantly" is less than 1/24th. The video is 24fps, so "instantly" is less than 1/24th.

Apr 20, 2016 · Doc had agreed to pick Clara up from the train station, so they would have met there had Marty not gone back in time. (One presumes that in this timeline, the ravine was still called Shonash, but it doesn't persist long enough for us to know for certain.)

To understand the answer, think about when Doc explains how the timelines work in Back to the Future II, and about how alternate realities can be created by making changes in the past. The whole story in BTTF is fluent to Marty, but at the end of the movie when he travels back to 1985 early to warn Doc about the terrorists he does not return to ...

Back to the Future does not seem to operate on a "stable time loop" theory, which is the idea that changes made to the past will always have happened, so the events in the future must lead up to it. The simplest way to see this is the name of the shopping mall.

Sep 28, 2024 · In Back to the Future, Einstein was portrayed by a dog named Tiger, trained by animal trainer Richard Calkins. Twenty-eight dog years later, when Parts II and III of the trilogy were being filmed, animal trainer Matilda de Cagny provided another canine actor called Freddie, to portray Einstein (as Tiger was too old to continue the role).