Doc Gets Shot! | Back To The Future (1985) | Screen Bites

Doc's (Christopher Lloyd) life is saved when he wears a bullet proof vest during a shootout after taking advice from a past version of Marty (Michael J Fox).

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From Back To The Future (1985) - Synopsis: Marty travels back in time using an eccentric scientist's time machine. However, he must make his high-school-aged parents fall in love in order to return to the present.

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[leafypine]

Notice, before Marty went to 1955, the mall was called “twin pines mall.” When he gets back, it’s called “lone pine mall.” This is because when Marty was escaping from Mr. Peabody’s house in 1955, he ran over one of two of the baby pine trees. A cool detail!

[Fortaz]

I like how he's about to shout when he sees Doc get shot, but then the original Marty shouts first and throws him off 😂

[ricolas]

Funny fact: The 3 movies are ending with Marty thinking Doc is dead or gone, and suddenly he appears back😁
Great trilogy:)

[JediPhoenix]

Starting at 0:30, I absolutely adore this part - not only does Doc pull off the impossible and send Marty back to 1985, but he also gets to FINALLY see one of his inventions working in the most glorious way. I'd be hooting and hollering, too.

[jimjiminyjaroo]

“I figured, what the hell?”
Wonderful stuff. Brings tears to my eyes. Bloody perfection.

[MrShady-rhni]

0:37 when you realize that this scene was in all of the three movies

[SirWilly]

One thing I noticed is that Doc seems a bit more self-assured and confident in this scene as well as the later one when he's interacting with Marty right before traveling to 2015. Assuming this was intentional, the implication is that Marty's trip back in time subtly changed Doc because he spent the last 30 years aware that he could "invent something that works" and it made him a more confident man. But it seems they abandoned that idea for the sequels, where he's just as quirky and zany as ever.

[rosegonella]

A detail I love is how Marty, coming back to 1985, exclaims that everything looks great. Arguably, compared to the time he just left, where everything was clean and it was still the "age of innocence" it certainly did NOT look great; but to him it WAS great, because it was HIS place and time, where he belonged.

[dandead]

2:34 Marty altered it from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall

[axelwulf]

Towards the end of Pt. 1, you suddenly realize this was more about saving Doc's life than Marty reshaping his parents

[scottfarmer]

It's crazy that he crashes into the theater going 88mph and there is no damage to the car.

[CentralGaming]

This double-perspective scene is my favorite scene in the first movie.

[soontatt]

Marty : Doc! Doc!
Doc : Impossible! I just sent you back to the future!
Marty : You did sent me back to the future... But now I'm back, back from the future!
Doc : Great Scott!

[crossarmkid]

Marty runs over 2 miles in 9 minutes to try and save Doc.

[joe]

Fun fact: when Doc handed him the torn up and retaped letter, for Doc it had been 30 years since Marty handed it to Doc. For Marty, it had been 5 minutes!

[claymccoy]

The film score towards the end of the scene doesn’t get talked about much. It really delivers the feels.

[Earthsky]

Legend has it Marvin Berry is still on the phone.

[MikMoen]

Doc knew the entire time his past events with Marty long before he was even born, I love this closed loop stuff, Don must've spent years with Marty acting like 1955 never happened.

[alexanderagbayani]

..its the greatest TIME MACHINE THEMED movie ever

[chrisrivard]

In the first scene when Doc was actually killed, his body violently flies backwards. In this scene where he’s wearing the armor, he falls to the side in a less violent manner.