#doc brown

[colorsofthedark666]

Sci-Fi People

[snuize]

Forgot I made this in a dazed state last night and got jump scared by it in my drafts

[s0up1ta]

she back on my to till i the future

[80source]

What happens to us in the future? Do we become assholes or something? BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) dir. Robert Zemeckis

[daily80s]

BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985)

[kit-screams-into-the-future]

a glimpse into my sick and twisted mind.

[hisirdouxcasperan]

Then you know what happened to him? Do you know what happened, March 15th 1973? - Yes, Marty. I know.

[ralka-egoid]

[carrotsofthepirabbean]

Well I haven't stopped thinking about my fossil hunters AU. So there.

[crimsonvulgarian]

"Clayton Ravine was named after a teacher. They say she fell in there a hundred years ago."

[scipunk]

Back to the Future (1985)

[keyblack]

@kaleidraws: obviously it's not a one for one, but can you see it

me: (drawing through tears of stifled laughter on an airplane) uh-huh

("Tell me, Chosen One" is featured with voice acting by Jeffrey Meek, who played Rayden in Mortal Kombat: Conquest, in Kalei's interview with Richard Epcar! Go check it out!)

[maxintime]

movie night 🎥🍿

[knickynoo]

After having officially finished the BTTF Minute podcast, I'd like to share another piece of conversation that I really liked.

It was during the scene where Marty first shows up to '55 Doc's house and chases him out to the garage, where Marty then goes through the whole "I know how you got the bruise on your head" story where he recounts the invention of the flux capacitor. One of the hosts of the show (can't remember which off the top of my head) mentioned that he was surprised Marty could remember all the details of that story he'd only just been told in the parking lot with Doc. Then Nick said something like, "Maybe that's what makes him such a great assistant for Doc. He's got a good memory."

And I just absolutely love that that ended up being their conclusion, because I feel like it's sort of an unconventional trait to assign to Marty? Especially considering the fact he's labeled a slacker by Strickland, and that Marty just generally appears frazzled and confused a lot. It's easy to label him a scatter-brain, make all the "Marty has a single brain cell" jokes and everything. He's a silly guy.

So them just casually agreeing that Marty's got a really good memory, and that it's part of why he works so well with Doc is super interesting! And you know what? I agree with them and think it's a great headcanon. Marty was told the flux capacitor story once at like 1:30 in the morning after just having witnessed a car travel through time. Yet he committed the entire story to memory in the moment, even remembering the name "flux capacitor" which is impressive considering that's a brand new term he'd just been introduced to. And he's able to re-tell the story for Doc in such a panicked moment after being sent to the past and having suffered recent head trauma.

Marty remembers it because he was interested! Totally invested in everything Doc was saying in that moment, so the whole story stuck, nearly word for word. And being in the "Marty has adhd" camp, I think it's very fitting of his character to be seen as a slacker or lazy by others and then have these moments where we see just how bright he is when the environment is right. And I love thinking about how maybe when they first met, Doc understood this right away. That he looked at Marty and went, "Oh, this kid is smart. He just doesn't know it."

[yumykon]