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timechange · 6 months ago

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MCFLY JULY ‘24 — rite of passage.

MAY 26, 2012

“I don’t like this.”

Emmett looks up at the formidable barn at the back of his aunt and uncle’s house, hugging himself in spite of the heat.

“C’mon, Emmy,” Ellie says, tossing him a brave grin over her shoulder, motioning him forward. “Haven’t you ever wondered what’s inside?”

“…No…”

“Not once? In your whole entire life?”

“Well…” Emmett looks back at the farmhouse, lit up, with all their family and friends laughing and talking inside. “Yeah, but… Uncle Doc doesn’t want us going in. I think we should listen, don’t you?”

“Look, would I let you get in trouble?” Ellie asks, cocking her head.

“…No?…”

“Then I say, as the oldest—“

“By seven minutes thirty eight seconds!” Emmett protests.

“As the oldest,” Ellie continues, undaunted. “It’s our party— kinda— and we should do what we want. Within reason. Y’know. Nothing too wild ‘n’ crazy like hotwiring Julie’s new car or whatever. Although—“

“Ellie!” Emmett interrupts. “Come on. If we’re gonna do this, let’s just—”

“And where do you two think you’re going?”

“Mom!”

Jennifer Parker-McFly leans nonchalantly against the barn doors, arms crossed, eyebrow raised, giving her children a wry smile in the moonlight.

“We were just—”

“I think I can guess what you were just, Elizabeth Lorraine,” Jennifer teases, pushing herself off the barn door and immediately ruffling both their hair and kissing their foreheads. “Come on. Let’s go back inside.”

“But Mom, we’re not babies anymore!” Ellie continues to protest. “We’re fourteen!”

“Yeah, but you’re always gonna be our babies,” Marty replies, opening the barn door and swiftly locking it behind him. He winds an arm around both his kids’ shoulders and begins to guide them away. “Mom’s right. The party’s really losin’ steam without the stars of the show.”

“Dad, is what’s in there really that bad?” Emmett asks.

“No, of course it’s not bad. You think your uncle would do anything to hurt you?” Marty returns, a little more forcefully than is strictly necessary. He sighs, voice gentler. “Sorry. You guys just… aren’t ready for that yet. Okay?”

“In a couple years you’ll get your licenses,” Jennifer agrees. “Then he’ll tell you everything. Promise.”

AUGUST 5, 2014

Ellie slams her temporary paper license down on the table with a little more force than is strictly necessary. She gives a fiery yet playful glare in @doctorbrown ‘s direction.

“Okay, Uncle Emmett,” she tells him, in no uncertain terms. “I’m here to make good on Mom and Dad’s deal. Emmy got his license three weeks ago—“

“What’d I do?” Emmett pipes up from the other room, taking off one of his headphones to better listen to his sister.

“—I just got mine. Now you gotta tell us. What the hell is in that damn barn?!” Ellie runs her hands through her hair, beginning to pace around the kitchen. “I was hoping it'd be a motorcycle or something, ‘specially ‘cause you built Dad that kickass amplifier for his sixteenth birthday, but if it was you would’ve done that back in May—“

“Ellie, cool it,” the younger Emmett encourages.

“I can’t! That stupid thing has been taunting me for years!” Ellie looks to the elder Emmett, brown eyes suddenly doe-like and wide. “I’ve been wanting to break in so bad since middle school, Uncle Doc, but I didn’t. At least tell me ‘cause I’m your favorite twin.”

“Hey!” her brother yelps.

#drabble tbt.#mcflyjuly #mcfly july ‘24.#oh these absolute idiots these complete dumbasses i love them with every fiber of my being #(they’re teens and my age and believe me i was Unbearably Stupid back then)#i figure the time train is in the barn (maybe the DeLorean too)#also marty and jen are there maybe bc in another timeline well… maybe they did successfully sneak in and it didn’t go well #i figure sixteen is a good ‘hey we’re time travelers!!’ age (plus since they can drive they can drive at least the car if necessary)#also yes i think julie is the twins’ nickname for Jules #and marty has had a lifetime of being tired about people assuming the worst of doc which is why he snaps a little #doctorbrown #you're my best friend in the whole space time continuum [doc brown.]#jennifer tbt.#now i look into your eyes i can see forever [marty & jennifer.]#twins tbt.#emmett tbt.#elizabeth tbt.

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dragonsarecool · 6 months ago

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June of Doom Day 25 - Failure

A/N: Things get a bit awkward when you give the same advice to your daughter that you gave your dad, who then gave it back to you. Set in the good timeline 20-25 years after Part III.

Can't believe I forgot how exasperating homework could be…

Marty was grateful that Junior was still too young to be receiving any sort of homework that required more than two brain cells. If anything, at this point he was happy to demand that the school make colouring sheets compulsory homework tasks until graduation.

But as he stared down at Marlene's third grade maths assignment, he found himself wishing that Doc was still around to help. There's a good reason he never asked me to tutor either of the boys, after all.

"Daddy?"

Marlene's voice startled him. "Sorry, sweetie. Daddy was just…thinking."

"Thinking? Daddy, I told you Miss McKinnon said we have to do it the way she taught us, but I don't get-"

"What do you mean, they want you to do it 'this' way?" Marty asked, his voice teetering on the edge of snapping. "You can't…change how you do math!"

"B-But she said-"

"Math is math! You can't just 'invent' a new way to do it!"

"Marty?" Jennifer poked her head in from the kitchen, apparently uncaring of uncaring of the five-year-old boy clinging to her legs. She gave her husband a stern look. "It sounds like you need me to take over?"

Dammit, she heard me. Marty blushed furiously. "No thanks, babe. We're, uh, w-we're all good. Looks like you've got your…uh, legs full."

His wife gave him a slight smile before adjusting her apron. "Dinner'll be ready soon, so don't blow up before then."

"I'm not blowing up!" Marty sat back in his chair, rubbing a frustrated hand through his greying hair. "I'm just-"

"Too passionate about third-grade math?" Jennifer retorted. "Marty, you're supposed to be helping her-"

"But it doesn't make sense how they want me to teach her to do it! I don't remember them teaching us this-"

A sudden sob from Marlene quickly silenced the arguing couple. Marty pushed his chair closer to the dining table and wrapped an arm around his daughter's tiny shoulders. "Hey hey hey, it's okay sweetheart. Mummy and I are just-"

"Y-You're yelling 'cause I'm too stupid!" Marlene's lip wobbled, staring up at her father with the same shade of eyes as her mother.

Marty shared a horrified look with Jennifer. What have I done?! "No no, not at all, honey! We were just-"

"Daddy and I are just having a disagreement on how to help you, that's all," Jennifer had managed to extract herself from Junior's grasp, squatting beside Marlene's position at the table. "We're not angry at you, we promise."

"But I'm so stupid!" Marlene only cried even harder. "I c-can't even do t-this math that a-all the other kids c-can!"

Well done, Marty. You've already emotionally destroyed your child and she's only nine years old.

"Just 'cause the other kids can do it doesn't mean you can't, Marlene," Marty spoke softly.

"B-But I c-can't do it t-the way I'm s-supposed to!" Marlene sniffed loudly and wiped her nose on the back of her sleeve. "I-I'm gonna g-get in trouble i-if I can't!"

Marty wracked his fatigued brain uselessly, trying to summon whatever advice his parents had given him when he'd been in similar situations. Unfortunately for him, most of those conversations were not positive ones, and despite all of the positive affirmations that Doc tried to shower him with, none of them seemed to have particularly stuck with him.

Then it hit him.

If I could change Dad's mind with it, then surely it'll work for her?

A sudden swell of authority and confidence filled his chest. He placed both hands beneath his daughter's chin, directing her tear-stained towards his. "Marlene Lorraine McFly, listen to me. You are a talented and smart young lady. Don't let this one stupid math assignment make you think that you're an idiot!"

"Marty!" Jennifer breathed harshly, though Marty pressed on in favour of ignoring her.

"I've met some real dumb people in my life, Marlene, and you are definitely not one of them."

Marlene's eyes watered with a fresh batch of tears. "…You're just s-saying that, Daddy…I-I'm not-"

Time for a different approach, I guess. "You know your Grandpa George had a similar problem when he was your age?"

The nine-year-old's face lit up with surprise. "Really? But he's so smart! H-He's written so much books!"

"So 'many' books, Marlene," Jennifer corrected gently.

He was also seventeen when all this shit happened, but let's ignore that. Marty raised his index finger, poking Marlene's nose gently as he spoke. "You know what someone told him that made him work hard to write those books? 'If you put your mind to it, sweetie, you can accomplish anything'."

Marlene's eyes widened so far that he had the momentary thought that she'd had a stroke. Once that irrational thought had passed, however, it didn't take long for him to identify the familiar spark of hope within them that he'd once seen in his father. "Anything, Daddy?"

Glad that she had a more positive response to that tidbit than Dad did. The older McFly smiled warmly, patting Marlene tenderly on her head. "I mean anything."

"Even this stupid math homework?"

"Especially this stupid math homework. Now, let's try this damn thing again, shall we?"

"Okay!" Marlene wiped away her tears, gazing up at Marty with a curious look. "I just have one more question though."

"Sure, sweetie. What's up?"

"Why did you call Mommy a 'babe'?"

Marty's aging cheeks suddenly felt like they were on fire. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw Jennifer stifling a laugh as she hastily returned to the kitchen. You're gonna leave me to answer this?! Really?

"Daddy?"

"Uh…uh, D-Daddy will explain when you're older. Now, uh, let's get back to your math-"

"But why'd you say 'babe' instead of 'Mommy'? That's not her name!"

Oh, for God's sake…

#bttf #back to the future #whump #fanfiction #june of doom 24 #june of doom 2024 #juneofdoom

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staczak91 · 4 years ago

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Future Ties: A Family Ties-Back to the Future Fan Fiction

Okay, here it is! The final part of my fan fiction now.

Here are the first three parts of it, in case you missed it:

https://staczak91.tumblr.com/post/622481652344668160/future-ties-a-family-ties-back-to-the-future-fan

https://staczak91.tumblr.com/post/622555820021972992/future-ties-a-family-ties-back-to-the-future

https://staczak91.tumblr.com/post/622951401106112512/future-ties-a-family-ties-back-to-the-future-fan

This was so much fun to write and I’m sad it’s ending, but this was just the perfect place to end the fan fiction. Marty McFly and Alex P. Keaton are so much fun to write and I had a blast writing the both of them, as well as their respective families and friends. I’m gonna miss writing them, but I hope you enjoy the ending.

So, without further ado, here is the last and final part!

Alex had never seen a house so small in his life. Compared to his own home back in Ohio, it was tiny. How could a family of five fit in such a shack? He couldn’t help but wonder this to himself.

Marty, still carrying his skateboard, looked a little embarrassed about the whole thing. Again, Alex felt a slight stab of pity for him and had no idea why. This certainly never happened around his friends back home, so why should this stranger suddenly make him emotional?

“Okay, you guys have done enough,” Marty said quickly, parking himself in front of the door. “I can take it from here.” He gave an apologetic smile to Elyse, who just shook her head forlornly.

Oh no. Elyse and her savior complex coming out full force. Alex shuddered. This was going to turn ugly if he didn’t do something about it.

“Marty, are your parents still up? Elyse asked slowly, as if this information was a lot for him to take in.

“Well, yeah, it’s only 11 now. I’m sure they’re just watching TV-.” Marty suddenly stopped speaking, realizing his mistake a little too late. “But, it’s fine,” he said lazily, trying to catch himself. “Really. You guys can go back to your hotel now. I’ll be fine.”

“I’d like to speak to them,” Elyse said briskly.

And then Alex saw that familiar look on Marty’s face: panic. He had had that look so many times before without somebody to help scrape him out of a bad situation.

Leaping to his feet, Alex knew he had to do something for this stranger. “Elyse, Elyse. You heard the kid.” He walked over to Elyse and placed a loving hand on her shoulder. “Let’s just take a walk back to the hotel and get some sleep tonight. You’re looking kind of tired. Maybe a nice warm bed or a-?”

Our of the corner of his eye, Alex thought he saw Marty mouth a “thank you” to him, but it was too dark out to tell. In the end, though, it didn’t matter.

“Alex, what’s gotten into you this vacation? First, you don’t want to come. Now, you’re being extremely disrespectful. We’re the Keatons. We help other people. Unless you’re even too Conservative to do that?”

“Yes! Yes, I am!” Alex answered quickly, grabbing onto that. “That sounds great, actually. Really sounds like me.”

“He never learned how to share in Kindergarten,” Jennifer said, giving Alex a sorry look. Alex just ignored her.

Suddenly, the front door opened, and an older woman, whom Alex assumed to be Marty’s mother, stood in the doorway. “What’s all this commotion about?” she asked, sounding annoyed. Alex saw a bottle of a strong drink in her hand and at once understood Marty’s predicament.

Marty, then, turned beet red and became super quiet.

Marty’s mother turned to him. “Marty, what are you doing out here with these strangers? Can’t you tell your father and I had a long day?” Still, though, Marty remained silent, looking from his mother, drink still in hand, to the Keatons, trying to hide his panic.

Elyse walked forward, then, and said in a brisk tone, “Hello, I’m assuming you’re Marty’s mom? I’m Elyse Keaton. Did you know your son was running around tonight unsupervised for most of the night?”

“What’s it to you?” Marty’s mother asked, grumpily, obviously turned off by the question.

Elyse cleared her throat awkwardly. “Well, it’s just you should know where your own son is. He is the youngest, and if anything happened to him, that would be on your conscience.” Elyse held out her hand again. “Elyse. Elyse Keaton.”

“Lorraine. Lorraine McFly,” Lorraine answered, not taking Elyse’s hand. “And, Elyse, please don’t tell me how to take care of my family. I may not know where my son is at all times-.”

“He’s in high school!”

“Why do you care? And, really, who are you, anyway?”

Elyse and Lorraine stared at each other, sizing each other up, as Marty just stood there, looking bewildered. Now all Alex felt was humiliation on the part of his mother’s prying ways.

“I’m a mother as well,” Elyse answered slowly and carefully, “who cares deeply for my children, and wants to make sure other children are treated right.”

It looked as though Lorraine was about to answer with a rude remark, when Alex knew he had to cut in.

“Alright. I think we both learned a lot about each other tonight,” Alex cut in, squeezing himself between Lorraine and Elyse. “We learned that both of our mothers did a hell of a bad job raising us. Isn’t that right, Marty?”

Lorraine gave Alex an annoyed look. “And is this one of yours, Elyse?”

“Why, yes, ma’am,” Alex answered, giving Lorraine a wink, as Elyse glared at him. He knew he would get in trouble tonight, but he couldn’t stop himself; it was worth it, though. “And, Elyse, don’t act so high and mighty. There were plenty of times you didn’t know about me.”

“Like what?” Elyse snapped.

“My eighteenth birthday. Hotel Keaton. That stock market fiasco,” Alex said quickly, naming just a few times he had disobeyed his parents and gotten into big trouble.

But Alex, with surprise, saw Jennifer, Mallory and even Steven giving him small smiles. Had they also caught on to what he was doing?

“Okay. You made your point.” Elyse sighed and turned to Steven, who just nodded. It was time to go. “I’m sorry to bother you, Mrs. McFly. Just take care of your son, okay? He’s a good one.”

Out of the corner of his eye, Alex saw Marty sigh with relief.

“Okay, mom. You made your point. Time to get going.” Alex gave Elyse a slight push in the opposite direction, as she sighed.

“Well, what’s all the commotion?” an older man said, sticking his head out the door. Alex could only assume this was Marty’s father. “I’m sorry, I’m not so good at confrontation.”

“It’s nothing, George. Just some rabble-rousers,” Lorraine answered. “Come on, Marty. I think it’s time to come inside and get some sleep.”

“Yeah, one sec.”

As the Keatons turned to leave, Alex felt a hand on his shoulder.

“Hey, Alex? Can I talk to you for a sec?” It was Marty, grinning slightly, his skateboard still slung under his arm.

Alex nodded, but couldn’t help but wonder what this was about.

The rest of the Keatons walked ahead, smiling, leaving Alex alone with Marty.

“What’s going on?”

“Just, thanks. Thanks for what you did back there.”

Alex smiled. So, it was just thanks. “Hey, Marty, want to trade places for a day? Maybe you can deal with my family better than I can?”

“Get out of town! That sounds heavy.”

“Heavy?”

“Never mind.” Marty grinned and held out his hand. “Thanks for saving my skin back there. My family, you see, we’re not exactly conventional.”

“None are, Marty,” Alex answered, frowning slightly, thinking of his own.

“But your family, they’re just so-.”

“Not if you live with them.”

Alex took Marty’s hand and was surprised when, instead, Marty gave him a big hug. “Take care of yourself, Alex. And don’t let your family push you around too much. You’re a great guy.”

So, Marty had noticed, then. Alex felt slightly humiliated, but at the same time he had a strange, fuzzy feeling in his stomach. He couldn’t help it. It felt good that Marty, of all people, had noticed.

“Take care of yourself, too, Marty. You and that Doc of yours.”

Marty let go of Alex and grinned. “Thanks, Alex. I guess I was wrong about you.” Marty then walked away, heading back to his house, and left Alex feeling slightly bewildered.

“Wait. Wait. Wrong about what?” Alex called after him.

But it was too late. Marty was gone.

Alex heard the Keatons calling after him and turned to follow them. They were all smiling now, even Elyse. Had Alex really affected everyone tonight?

Maybe, just maybe, this vacation would be okay after all.

The End

#future ties #fan fiction #writing #creative writing #family ties #back to the future #bttf #alex p. keaton #marty mcfly #michael j. fox #the end #I'm so sad it's over #had so much fun writing it #gonna have to think of another one soon

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victorluvsalice · 6 years ago

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Hey all -- we’re finally moving on from the Van Dort-Liddells to another family in our regular Newcrest round robin -- the McFlys! Must be a relief to see some new faces, huh? :p At any rate, we rejoin Marty, Jennifer, Douglas, and Marlene just in time for one of the pop-up holidays to appear on the calendar -- Night On The Town! Where the only tradition is that all restaurants, bars, and other various form of eateries have free food and drinks for the day! Naturally, I decided this was the perfect opportunity to send Marty and Jennifer on a date somewhere!

. . .after they’d taken care of some family chores around the house. Such as changing the toddler. ^^; Marlene’s not QUITE maxed out on Potty skill yet -- though she’s trying, poor thing. Douglas, fortunately, is much more able to take care of himself -- he’s happy just hanging out in his room or the playroom, chatting to his toys and imagining wild scenarios for them. And occasionally doing his homework in his sister’s room. Is the toddler bed more comfortable than your own? Well, as long as he keeps his grades up. . .

Once those two were settled for the moment, Marty asked Jennifer out, and they hit the town! Specifically, they hit Brindleton Bay, because I feel like I don’t go there enough. Sims 4 has some nice worlds, and I want to vary my experience sometimes. I had them head over to the Salty Paws Saloon, as it looked like a decent (if chilly) place to snag some drinks and maybe some alone time.

Cue Moira from the Garden Gnomes plopping herself down at their table and making small talk. Lady, haven’t you ever heard of a private conversation?

#newcrest adventures #sims 4 #marty mcfly #jennifer parker #douglas mcfly #marlene mcfly #my married couples don't get enough romantic time to themselves #and I haven't really done anything with the Love aspirations for ANY of my Sims #trying to make up a bit for lost time here #though probably the Salty Paws Saloon wasn't the most romantic place to go #on the other hand look at their outfits XD #they're just glad to be out of the house :p #away from the stinky toddler #I've been trying for a while to get a good shot of the fart note #came out damn near perfectly #I am pleased :P #queued

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justanothercinemaniac · 8 years ago

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Epic Movie (Re)Watch #121 - Back to the Future

Spoilers below.

Have I seen it before: Yes

Did I like it then: Yes!

Do I remember it: Yes.

Did I see it in theaters: Yes.

Was it a movie I saw since August 22nd, 2009: Yes. #383.

Format: Blu-ray

This is super long. You have been warned.

1) I love this movie. With all my heart. With a burning passion. It is my favorite film of all time. I first saw it...well, I was probably 7 when I first saw it but I didn’t remember it much. I first saw it and remembered it on my 13th birthday and watched it with my family and freaking fell in love! I ended up watching it once a month for the next year, I’ve seen it easily at least 20 times, I even got a chance to see the entire trilogy in theaters on October 21, 2015! And I think that’s all because it is connected to a time in my life when I needed an escape like this. Back to the Future provided me with comfort during a year in my life which was one of the hardest in my life. I would not be a film student today if it were not for this movie, I could probably write a book on the trilogy! I’ll do my best to keep this shorter than a book though.

2) The opening pan of Doc Brown’s lab is a great way to start the film. The high number of clocks puts an emphasis on times (with the clock of Harry Lloyd hanging from the hour hand being particularly foreshadowing), and we get a lot of information for smoothly.

Doc Brown used to be rich but his mansion burned down.

We know the film is set in 1985.

There is some missing plutonium.

Doc is an inventor, as seen from all the inventions he has in the lab.

It’s a simple, memorable way to start the film and I love it.

3) Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly!

Marty McFly is honestly you’re average guy without being boring. He’s got people in his life he cares about and who care about him, he’s got ambitions even if they’re not “change the world” ambitions, he has anxieties, and he’s just very relatable. Also he’s pretty cool, and his introduction establishes a lot of important things about Marty. It shows us his love for music, a sharp wit (“Rock ‘n Roll!”), and an ability to roll with the punches (for example, being flung across the room by an amplifier and then saying, “Rock ‘n Roll!”).

Honestly Marty NEEDS Michael J. Fox. Eric Stoltz was originally cast in the role as Fox (who was the filmmakers’ first choice) was busy on his TV show “Family Ties” at the time but Stoltz was just NOT working out. It’s easy to make Marty sort of annoying on paper. There’s a Back to the Future comic book running right now and there was an arc starting around issue #6 where Marty started to bug me. And that’s because he was PURELY writing, there was no Michael J. Fox to bring that x factor Marty needs so badly. Fox (who ended up working on both “Family Ties” and Back to the Future at the same time) is what MAKES the character. There is no Marty McFly without Michael J. Fox.

4) Doc tells Marty that his, “experiment worked! [The clocks] are all exactly 25 minutes slow!” How is that an experiment? Can’t I do that with my clocks?

5) “The Power of Love” by Huey Lewis & The News is a great theme song for the film. I personally prefer “Back in Time” which plays towards the end of the film, but there’s no underestimating the power of “The Power of Love”. It’s a memorable, slick tune, which plays under a scene which very easily gives us a sense of what the town of Hill Valley is like. Another key ingredient to the film.

6) Freaking Strickland.

Strickland is not on screen for much time but he’s memorable. And that’s because he’s a raging asshole. Actor James Tolkan is able to play Strickland well in his few scenes because he makes his assholish nature funny. Much like Jeffrey Jones’ character in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Strickland is someone MAD with the little power he has. I mean look at that GIF above! Personal space, dude! It’s hysterical, and the character forever changes the way I hear the word, “slacker!”

7) Hey, look Huey it is! (I’m so sorry.)

8) In there few scenes together, Michael J. Fox and Claudia Wells make you feel that Marty and Jennifer REALLY love each other. There’s a quiet trust and honesty to their performance, an ability to talk with each other openly while being true to who they are. Do you think Marty would tell ANYONE else his fears about his rejection? His parents? No, no he wouldn’t. It’s a shame we didn’t get more Jennifer in the film, but the little we do is much appreciated.

9) This film really excels in the exposition department, because it gives you the information you need to know in smooth natural ways. You don’t feel like the film has paused to tell you, “This information is important,” it just makes sense! Whether it’s done for laughs or because it’s an honest character moment, it just works! This is true in:

The “Save the Clocktower” scene.

Lorraine telling her children how her and George met.

Doc Brown giving us ALL the exposition we need about his time machine.

10) Oh Biff.

Biff [after we learn he wrecked George’s car]: “I can’t believe you lent me your car without telling me it had a blind spot in it!”

I’ll talk more about Biff once we get to 1955.

11) Thomas F. Wilson, Crispin Glover and Lea Thompson all day amazingly playing the old age versions of their characters. You don’t feel like you’re watching 20 somethings play adults, you feel like you’re watching adult performers! And then it feels as natural when they’re playing the teenagers in 1955. It just works and I give massive credit to not only the actors for pulling that off but also the makeup people for not making the old age stuff look too ridiculous.

12) Okay, what 47 year old man calls someone a butt head? Like, how juvenile is that? I mean that’s probably the point, because it’s Biff, but still!

13) It’s a running gag throughout the series that Marty’s uncle/Lorraine’s sister Joey is in jail. Except...WHAT IS HE IN JAIL FOR!?!? I MUST KNOW!!!! MURDER!? ARSON!? FRAUD!? FALSE ADVERTISING!? WHAT IS IT JOEY!?

14) So, Lorraine in 1985 seems...pretty miserable to me. With watching it 20+ times I see that she’s pretty much an alcoholic, she’s always morose, she rarely smiles, and the look on her face after she recounts the story of how she and George fell in love...like she does NOT look happy!

And then that line becomes sort of greater after finishing the film. By 1955 standards she “chased” Marty as Calvin Klein, meaning she probably felt that she chased George too. Now she regrets that and wants to A) create some revisionist history and B) make sure other people don’t make her perceived mistakes. Thank god for time travel to make her life better though!

15) Remember this sign:

16) Alan Silvestri’s INCREDIBLE score does not kick in until 18 minutes into the film, first appearing when the DeLorean first shows up. That’s because up until this point life was normal. Marty went to school, got busted for being late, Biff was an ass, a normal day. Then the extraordinary enters the picture and Silvestri’s score signals us of that.

17) Christopher Lloyd as the iconic Doctor Emmett Brown.

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Lloyd is spectacular in the role. Be is able to mash up the mad scientist archetype and bring to it a warmth and childlike glee to every moment. He is EXCITED! He’s passionate about all he does and that is his dominating personality trait. He’s not mean or condescending like Dr. Frankenstein, he’s just this guy who wants to do something great with his life and he finally accomplishes that! Lloyd is great through and through, bringing that essential warmth and energy to every scene Doc is in. He feels over the top but he never feels phony. And his chemistry with Fox is off the charts.

Fun fact: Doc’s signature hunched over stature came about because Christopher Lloyd (6'1") is significantly taller than Michael J. Fox (5'4½") & they had to appear in frame together.

18) There is a fan theory out there that Doc was actually trying to commit suicide the night of the DeLorean test. He had himself and Marty placed right in front of the car, was joyfully surprised when it actually worked, and in 1955 comments that he, “finally invent[s] something that works!” That makes the film way dark way fast so we’re going to move on.

19) The DeLorean going into the future is just such an iconic image.

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Everything about that visually is so iconic and incredible. From the flames to the pair turning around, and ESPECIALLY the spinning license plate! All great!

20) The DeLorean.

Marty: “Wait a minute, wait a minute Doc! Are you telling me that you built a TIME MACHINE...out of a DeLorean?”

Doc’s immediate response was that he wanted to build a time machine with some style, and then goes on to say, “The stainless steel construction was perfect for,” and is cut off by the DeLorean returning to the present. WHAT IS THE STAINLESS STELL CONSTRUCTION PERFECT FOR DOC!? WHAT!?

According to IMDb:

Writers Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis actually received a fan letter from John DeLorean after the film's release, thanking them for immortalizing his car.

21) The interior of the car is just as sleek and simple as the exterior. There is nothing superfluous in this film, and everything that’s necessary is fun!

(I know this GIF is from Part II but it’s the best one I can find of the readout.)

22) I read a post on Tumblr which you can find here which said:

One of my favorite phrases my Creative Writing professor had for when you’re writing fantasy is ‘giving your story a Flux Capacitor’.

Because it’s not real, it doesn’t exist. But the way it’s thrown into Back to the Future, at no point does it throw the audience off or suspend any more disbelief than time travel would. You believe Doc when he says he created the Flux Capacitor - the thing that makes time travel possible, because the universe never questions him.

So it essentially means like, there are going to be elements to your universe that are just not gonna make any sense, even if you set up a whole system based on it. And the only way to make it work is completely own it. You cannot second-guess your system or else the reader will too. You can give it the strangest explanation, but write it like you own it.

23) Foreshadowing!

Doc [after he says he’ll visit 25 years in the future]: “I’ll also be able to see who wins the next 25 world series!”

24) The car chase between Marty and the Libyan nationalists is the first showcase of the film’s excellent action. In the action-y parts of the film the audience is kept tense at every turn. Every little moment has a cause and an effect and you’re just waiting on the edge of your seat to see what happens because of it. That’s great.

25) Robert Zemeckis has said that he and the filmmakers talked about having the time travel sequence be long and cool, but they realized it should be instantaneous. That when you travel back in time, you travel back in time in the same spot you’re in. It’s not like a TARDIS which moves you through time and space: if where you are was a farm 30 years ago, then when you travel back 30 years in time you’ll be in a farm.

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27) The scene where Marty is wandering through Hill Valley in 1955 is done so well, and it establishes Hill Valley’s character. Because that’s what this town is: a character. Marty never travels back to Ancient Rome or Capone’s Chicago, it is ALWAYS Hill Valley and we get to know the town and its history because of that.

28) Biff and his crew.

Biff is shown at his most villainous in 1955, when he’s a big freaking bully! But Thomas F. Wilson also makes him enjoyable to watch. You like it when he gets punched and embarrassed, and Wilson brings a lot of humor to what could be a very cold role. I’ll talk about one important improv later.

PS: That guy with the toothpick is Billy Zane!

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29) Crispin Glover SHINES as 1955 George.

He’s a total weirdo in the role but that’s what makes it work! He’s socially awkward and a pushover and THAT’S his character, but Glover also makes it believable that George goes through the transformation he does by film’s end. It’s a shame they couldn’t really get him for the sequels.

30) Man, just wait until Lou gets to 2008.

Lou [after he hears that Goldie Wilson wants to be mayor, which he becomes]: “A colored mayor, that’ll be the day.”

31) This film handles the ideas of expectations vs reality well (like when Marty finds out his dad’s a peeping tom), and that’s where it shines. This isn’t some time travel film about time bandits or something. The science fiction is just the device to tell this really interesting, human story about a kid realizing he’s got more in common with his parents than he thought. And THAT’S why it’s so special!

32) Wait...

Sam Bane [after Marty pushes George out of the road and gets hit by his car]: “Stella! Another one of these damn kids jumped in front of my car!”

ANOTHER!?

33) Okay so the fact that Lorraine has the hots for her future son Marty is creepy (that’s the point), but it also makes sense. As I understand it human beings are naturally disposed to experience physical attraction to our own genetics in other people. So if you don’t KNOW it is your family member, than you just think it’s someone who’s cute because they look like you.

Also the way Lorraine handles herself around Marty (ie: over the top attracted to him, pushing him into a chair next to her, being so shocked by him showing up at school she falls back into her locker) makes me think she may be REALLY sexually repressed. Like, unhealthily so. Freaking 50s, man.

34) And there’s only one way Doc Brown could possibly open a door: looking like this.

35) A fun fact about this line:

Doc: “Then tell me, future boy: who’s president of the United States in 1985.”

Marty: “Ronald Reagan.”

Doc: “Ronald Reagan!? The actor!?”

President Reagan loved that line so much he asked the projectionist to play it again, and even used the quote, “Where we’re going we don’t need roads,” in his 1986 State of the Union address. I miss having a President who was secure like that.

36) Me too Marty. Me too.

Doc [after hearing they need 1.21 gigawatts of electricity to get the DeLorean to work]: “1.21 GIGAWATTS!? 1.21 GIGAWATTS! GREAT SCOTT!”

Also, did you notice that this is my 121st Epic Movie (Re)Watch? As in 121. As in 1.21? ;)

37) Roll credits!

Doc: “Next Saturday night, we’re sending you back TO THE FUTURE!”

38) Doc’s bemusement at Marty’s slang is so great to me. It feeds into his idea about what the future will be like.

Doc: “Why is everything so heavy in the future, is there a problem with the earth’s gravitational pull?”

39) I never got why Strickland called George a slacker for being bullied but he never calls out the bullies. Granted this has been happening in schools all across America for years now and I don’t get that either.

40) Remember how I said Lorraine’s marriage to George was unhappy?

Doc [about Marty’s parents]: “What are their common interests? What do they like to do together?

Marty [after a beat]: “Nothing.”

41) The idea of this being a boy who gets to know his parents really comes through when Marty learns that George writes sci-fi stories but doesn’t share them with anyone for fear or rejection. In the original timeline, did George keep writing sci-fi as an adult? Did Lorraine know? Did he tell ANYBODY and get rejected and that just made him stop writing? I have so many questions!

42) Thomas F. Wilson improvised this iconic line of Biff’s:

43) According to IMDb:

Universal Pictures head Sid Sheinberg did not like the title “Back to the Future", insisting that nobody would see a movie with "future" in the title. In a memo to Robert Zemeckis, he said that the title should be changed to "Spaceman From Pluto", tying in with the Marty-as-alien jokes in the film, and also suggested further changes like replacing the "I'm Darth Vader from planet Vulcan" line with "I am a spaceman from Pluto!" Sheinberg was persuaded to change his mind by a response memo from Steven Spielberg, which thanked him for sending a wonderful "joke memo", and that everyone got a kick out of it. Sheinberg, too proud to admit he was serious, gave in to letting the film retain its title.

44) George is absolutely hysterical in the diner scene.

DUDE YOU’RE A WRITER!!! DID YOU REALLY THINK THAT’S WHAT YOU WROTE DOWN!?!?!?

45) When Marty is confronting Biff at the bar and then in the skateboard chase around town, he plays it smart not tough. He distracts Biff before his one punch of the big brute and then maneuvers him around town in a way that’ll be beneficial to the young time traveler. It’s another excellent action scene which keeps you riveted at every turn.

46) There are probably so many GIFs out there of just Doc Brown reacting. This is one of my favorites:

47) Marty and his mother don’t get to know each other as well as George and Marty do, primarily because she’s trying to seduce him during his entire stay in 1955. But the scenes of George and Marty together as friends are great.

48) Also this line is attributed to Doc in the beginning of the film but we never hear him say it. Jennifer says it to Marty, Marty to George, and then George to Marty in the future.

49) Doc and Marty’s friendship in this film is great, as Marty is trying desperately to save Doc’s life in the future despite Doc not wanting to know. Marty respects Doc’s wishes but will be damned if he does nothing (hence the letter). Their friendship is developed as the trilogy progresses but it starts out strong.

50) Marty tries to prevent Lorraine’s alcoholism by keeping her from drinking when she’s 17. I appreciate that.

50.1) One of the best bloopers ever.

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51) (Trigger Warning For This Note: RAPE) Okay, I love this movie but as I grow older I find that it kind of glosses over the fact that Biff is trying to RAPE Lorraine. And later in 1985 she’s totally fine having her attempted rapist come by their place regularly to wax their cars. Like...that’s super weird.

52) I always felt this scene could have either gone two ways: George becomes a self confident hero, or George becomes Norman Bates.

That’s like a really murdery face.

53) This is a very Hitchockian rule: it’s never over when you think it’s over. George punched out the bad guy and he’s going to the dance with Lorraine. All’s well right!? Well...no. Marty has to play guitar otherwise it’ll all go to shit. Marty, who’s super self conscious about rejection when it comes to playing guitar.

54) Johnny B. Goode!

The filmmakers described this scene as Marty’s victory lap. He just got his parents together! He’s playing the school dance! He’s going to go back to the future tonight! He’s going to have fun, and that’s what the number is. It doesn’t feel superfluous or unnecessary, it adds to the heart and excitement of the film. It’s amazing!

55) According to IMDb:

In the original script, Marty's playing rock and roll at the dance caused a riot which had to be broken up by police. This, combined with Marty accidentally tipping Doc off to the "secret ingredient" that made the time machine work (Coca-Cola) caused history to change. When Marty got back to the 1980s, he found that it was now the 1950s conception of that decade, with air-cars and what-not (all invented by Doc Brown and running on Coca-Cola). Marty also discovers that rock and roll was never invented, and he dedicates himself to starting the delayed cultural revolution. Meanwhile, his dad digs out the newspaper from the day after the dance and sees his son in the picture of the riot.

I don’t know how accurate that is but it’s fun to think about!

56) Not only am I going to include this next quote, but I’m also going to include what I said the first time I watched this movie with my family.

Doc [waiting for Marty to show up]: “Damn where is that kid?”

Doc [waiting, then checking watch]: “Damn.”

Me [with my family]: “Man, there’s a lot of swearing in this movie.”

Doc [checking his watch again]: “DAMN DAMN!”

That scene is so much funnier to me now just because of that instance.

57) The Clock Tower Climax is spectacular and it follows an age old rule of conflict: everything that can go wrong does go wrong. The cable comes undone, the car won’t start, Doc falls off the ledge (remember that foreshadowing I mentioned in point #2?), the cable is stuck on a tree, all while the clock is literally ticking away at their once chance to get this. It is glorious, and using the clock tower just reinforces the idea of time in the film (it was originally going to be a nuclear test site, à la Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) but they went for this iconic scene instead. Thank you filmmakers. Thank you.

58) Remember how the mall was called Twin Pine Mall in the beginning of the movie, and then when Marty went back in time he killed one of Peabody’s pines? Well when he goes back to the future something is a little different.

59) So now that Lorraine and George are happily married and George pursued his writing career, they family is like upper middle class (I don’t think they’re upper class). Crisping Glover did not like the fact that the films ending directly tied together money and happiness.

60) This film’s iconic ending was originally NOT meant to set up a sequel, but instead just tell the audience that the adventure kept going. Of course Robert Zemeckis and writing partner Bob Gale would return and finish what ended up being a trilogy in 1989 and 1990. But until then we have this perfect finishing line.

If my love for Back to the Future isn’t clear after the sixty notes you just read, let me reiterate: I freaking love this film. I love everything about it. I love the acting, the story, the direction, the music, the heart, the humor, the visuals, the themes, I love it all. I can’t imagine it not being my favorite film ever. Everyone needs to watch it as soon as possible. Seriously, everyone.

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Doc, Doc, it’s me, Marty. Re-elect Mayor Goldie Wilson. Progress is his middle name. Yeah. Well, what if they didn’t like them, what if they told me I was no good. I guess that would be pretty hard for somebody to understand. Indeed I will, roll em. I, Doctor Emmett Brown, am about to embark on an historic journey. What have I been thinking of, I almost forgot to bring some extra plutonium. How did I ever expect to get back, one pallet one trip I must be out of my mind. What is it Einy? Oh my god, they found me, I don’t know how but they found me. Run for it, Marty.

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Well, I figured, what the hell. I, I don’t know. Yeah, yeah what are you wearing, Dave. Mom, Dad. My god, it’s my mother. Put your pants back on.

Uh, well, actually, I figured since it wasn’t due till Monday- Marty, I’m sorry, but the only power source capable of generating one point twenty-one gigawatts of electricity is a bolt of lightning. A bolt of lightning, unfortunately, you never know when or where it’s ever gonna strike. Never mind that now, never mind that now. You got a real attitude problem, McFly. You’re a slacker. You remind me of you father when he went her, he was a slacker too.

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C’mon, c’mon. Hi, Marty. Believe me, Marty, you’re better off not having to worry about all the aggravation and headaches of playing at that dance. What did she say? It’s your mom, she’s tracked you down. Quick, let’s cover the time machine. C’mon.

Alright, take it up, go. Doc. Yeah well, I saw it on a rerun. I’ll call you tonight. C’mon, open up, let me out of here, Yo. I have to tell you about the future.

Great Scott. Let me see that photograph again of your brother. Just as I thought, this proves my theory, look at your brother. Yes, yes, I’m George, George McFly, and I’m your density. I mean, I’m your destiny. Well, ma, we talked about this, we’re not gonna go to the lake, the car’s wrecked. Okay. What were you doing in the middle of the street, a kid your age.

Sit here, Marty. How’s your head? What’s going on? Where have you been all week? Marty, you made it. Excuse me.

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Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, great, you’re alive. Do you know where 1640 Riverside- Yeah Mom, we know, you’ve told us this story a million times. You felt sorry for him so you decided to go with him to The Fish Under The Sea Dance. Oh. Ah, where’re my pants? You okay, is everything alright?

Just finishing up the second coat now. Just finishing up the second coat now. Yeah, I think it’s a major embarrassment having an uncle in prison. Hey, McFly, I thought I told you never to come in here. Well it’s gonna cost you. How much money you got on you? The keys are in the trunk. Hey. Thank god I still got my hair. What on Earth is that thing I’m wearing? You got a permit for that? What was it, George, bird watching? Unroll their fire. Jennifer, oh are you a sight for sore eyes. Let me look at you. Bear with me, Marty, all of your questions will be answered. Roll tape, we’ll proceed. What do you mean you’ve seen this, it’s brand new. Mom, Dad. Without any sugar.

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Doc? Am I to understand you’re still hanging around with Doctor Emmett Brown, McFly? Tardy slip for you, Miss Parker. And one for you McFly I believe that makes four in a row. Now let me give you a nickle’s worth of advice, young man. This so called Doctor Brown is dangerous, he’s a real nuttcase. You hang around with him you’re gonna end up in big trouble. Wait a minute. How’s your head? Okay Doc, this is it. What do you mean you’ve seen this, it’s brand new.

[ts_row] [ts_one_half]Kids, we’re gonna have to eat this cake by ourselves, Uncle Joey didn’t make parole again. I think it would be nice, if you all dropped him a line. Breakfast. That Biff, what a character. Always trying to get away with something. Been on top of Biff ever since high school. Although, if it wasn’t for him- Hey man, look at Marvin’s hand. He can’t play with his hands like that, and we can’t play without him. When could weathermen predict the weather, let alone the future. [/ts_one_half] [ts_one_half]McFly. Hey wait, wait a minute, who are you? Stella, another one of these damn kids jumped in front of my car. Come on out here, help me take him in the house. Okay, that’s enough. Now stop the microphone. I’m sorry fellas. I’m afraid you’re just too darn loud. Next, please. Where’s the next group, please. Yeah well, I saw it on a rerun. Hey c’mon, I had to change, you think I’m going back in that zoot suit? The old man really came through it worked.[/ts_one_half] [/ts_row]

I’m gonna ram him. What the hell is a gigawatt? No, no, George, look, it’s just an act, right? Okay, so 9:00 you’re strolling through the parking lot, you see us struggling in the car, you walk up, you open the door and you say, your line, George. Well, because George, nice girls get angry when guys take advantage of them. Why thank you, Marty. George. Good morning, sleepyhead, Good morning, Dave, Lynda.

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That’s true, Marty, I think you should spend the night. I think you’re our responsibility. What Lorraine, what? Marty, such a nice name. Please note that Einstein’s clock is in complete synchronization with my control watch. That was the day I invented time travel. I remember it vividly.

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It’s information about the future isn’t it. I warned you about this kid. The consequences could be disastrous. Alright, I’m ready. Leave her alone, you bastard. You bet. Alright, McFly, you’re asking for it, and now you’re gonna get it. Doc, you gotta help me. you were the only one who knows how your time machine works. Doc, she didn’t even look at him. Now, Biff, um, can I assume that your insurance is gonna pay for the damage? That’s a great idea. I’d love to park. Hey George, heard you laid out Biff, nice going.

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I don’t know, I can’t keep up with all of your boyfriends. No, Doc. What do you mean you’ve seen this, it’s brand new. Right. Well, what if they didn’t like them, what if they told me I was no good. I guess that would be pretty hard for somebody to understand.

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Well, I figured, what the hell. I, I don’t know. Yeah, yeah what are you wearing, Dave. Mom, Dad. My god, it’s my mother. Put your pants back on.

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Well, I figured, what the hell. I, I don’t know. Yeah, yeah what are you wearing, Dave. Mom, Dad. My god, it’s my mother. Put your pants back on.

What could go wrong there?

This is simply sensational to look at.

Depression is not interesting.

Oh, that top photo is great.

This is a simple photo expressing so much.

A simple, easy to use gadget.

It’s not just a simple theme

Alright, take it up, go. Doc. Yeah well, I saw it on a rerun. I’ll call you tonight. C’mon, open up, let me out of here, Yo. I have to tell you about the future.

Sit here, Marty. How’s your head? What’s going on? Where have you been all week? Marty, you made it. Excuse me.

Another thing is

A mosaic gallery style

Having a good time.

Depression is not interesting.

Oh, that top photo is great.

Looking solo.

Caption this.

Having a good time.

Oh, that is simply very cool.

— Touch Size (@touchsize) May 17, 2018

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Well, I figured, what the hell. I, I don’t know. Yeah, yeah what are you wearing, Dave. Mom, Dad. My god, it’s my mother. Put your pants back on.

What could go wrong there?

This is simply sensational to look at.

Depression is not interesting.

Oh, that top photo is great.

This is a simple photo expressing so much.

A simple, easy to use gadget.

It’s not just a simple theme

Alright, take it up, go. Doc. Yeah well, I saw it on a rerun. I’ll call you tonight. C’mon, open up, let me out of here, Yo. I have to tell you about the future.

Sit here, Marty. How’s your head? What’s going on? Where have you been all week? Marty, you made it. Excuse me.

Another thing is

A mosaic gallery style

Having a good time.

Depression is not interesting.

Oh, that top photo is great.

Looking solo.

Caption this.

Having a good time.

Oh, that is simply very cool.

— Touch Size (@touchsize) May 17, 2018

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Well, I figured, what the hell. I, I don’t know. Yeah, yeah what are you wearing, Dave. Mom, Dad. My god, it’s my mother. Put your pants back on.

What could go wrong there?

This is simply sensational to look at.

Depression is not interesting.

Oh, that top photo is great.

This is a simple photo expressing so much.

A simple, easy to use gadget.

It’s not just a simple theme

Alright, take it up, go. Doc. Yeah well, I saw it on a rerun. I’ll call you tonight. C’mon, open up, let me out of here, Yo. I have to tell you about the future.

Sit here, Marty. How’s your head? What’s going on? Where have you been all week? Marty, you made it. Excuse me.

Another thing is

A mosaic gallery style

Having a good time.

Depression is not interesting.

Oh, that top photo is great.

Looking solo.

Caption this.

Having a good time.

Oh, that is simply very cool.

— Touch Size (@touchsize) May 17, 2018

Reasons to do this things

Drag and drop layout builder

Almost all builder elements available as shortcodes

Easily create any page layout you wish

Unlimited colors options for your website

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