10 Things You Didn't Know About Back ToThe Future III

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[xdecemberguy]

The guy that plays Biff never gets enough credit. He was great.

[baxattax]

I'll never forget the way Doc and Clara look at each other when he saves her on the train. I want to feel that feeling at least once in my life.

[curriehot]

This is one trilogy that must never be remade

[weescotspaul]

Thankfully, Robert Zemeckis has always said he will block all attempts to make sequels to the trilogy. I think he said something along the lines of "not while I'm alive", so we should be safe. That said, after he's dead then he won't have the power to block any such attempts. I'd like to think that his wishes are honoured forever but that might end up to be wishful thinking.

Note to Disney: Don't even _go_ there! You've got the rights to everything else, you don't _need_ the rights to this as well! You already rejected it before the first film was made so keep it that way! Leave it alone!

[davidpumpkinsjr.]

I've always considered Back to the Future to be a single movie, told in three acts that each have their own distinctive visual and thematic tone. Easily the best cinematic journey through time.

[worldofretrogameplay]

It’s rare for movie sequels to be as good as the original, but Zemeckis pulled it off. I love ALL three movies.

[robinm.beaulieu]

i agree Miny, the Back to the Future sequels ARE perfect the way they are.

[djhavoctx]

Can’t forget that “Flea” from RHCP was in both part two and three. Small roles, but still a musician cameo.

[thesparkedbrain]

Best trilogy ever. I can watch these movies over and over and they never get old.

[Rebelheart]

One thing I appreciate about the BTTF franchise is while they do tie together nicely, you can still watch them individually by themselves

[tetlowracingteam]

No one can remake or reboot any Robert zemeckis films, he had it put into all of his contacts.

[Gremlack]

When I was young I first loved part 2, but ended up growing up enjoying part 3 the most.

[PaulLoh]

When you spoke of foreshadowing for the third movie appearing in the second movie, you forgot the hot tub scene, in which Biff was watching Clint Eastwood using a piece of metal as a surprise bulletproof vest. Even that harkens back to Doc using a surprise bulletproof vest in the end of Back to the Future. So technically, a bulletproof vest appears in all three movies.

[gohandbz]

The Back to the Future franchise is amazing! Great job Minty!

[vr]

Hey Doc where you going, back to the future? Nope, already been there!

[kriscynical]

Another bit of foreshadowing in part II was Doc telling Marty he had gone to a rejuvenation clinic that had easily "added another 30 to 40 years" to his life. They did that in order to establish him being able to have a long, happy life with Clara despite his age. _And I ADORE that._ 💜

Honestly Doc and Clara have been one of my OTPs since I was a child in the '90s, long before I knew what an OTP even _was._ They're just so sweet together!

[ShyGuy]

My grandma lives in the area where this was filmed and even got to meet Christopher Lloyd and get an autograph from him when they were filming there. Sadly, she lost that autograph when a bar and restaurant she and my grandpa owned at the time caught on fire.

Speaking of fires, here's a bonus fact: the western set actually got destroyed in a fire caused by lightening in 1996, which was also the set for the 1994 movie Bad Girls.

[SavageP.]

The Back to the Future trilogy will never get old.








CHANGE MY MIND!

[Icemn]

I miss the days when movies were just good and enjoyable. No political agendas, or inferior remakes, just fun movies...

[JimElek]

"Please, please, no sequels or reboots!"

Amen.