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I think I have a BETTER idea for Clara: Instead of successfully making it onto the train, the train ultimately outruns her, and Doc and Marty go back to the future; however, a few hours later, while Jen and Marty visit a still heartbroken Doc (AFTER avoiding the accident), the DeLorean (that Doc had hidden in a cave at the beginning of the movie that everyone seemed to have forgotten about) suddenly arrives and Clara steps out, revealing that after she found out about the time machine (and Doc's broken heart), she managed to find the DeLorean (thanks to the letter 85 Doc gave to Marty) and fixed it to head to the future and find and reconcile with Doc. (HOW she knew where she was--does it matter?) And that's not all: she also introduces Doc to his children, as she became pregnant while Doc was trapped in the past. And how the end? YOU decide.
What i love about this part is that we get to see 3 machines from all 3 different years of the movies into this one sequence. Time machine Delorean car from the 1985, futuristic hoverboard from 2015 and the steam locomotive from 1885, all in one scene. It's pretty awesome combo together and every piece is needed to pull off this action scene. 👍
Not even just that but the DeLorean time machine has a piece of every time period it's been too 1985 (the car itself), 1955 the time circuit box, 2015 Mr fusion, and the railroad wheels from 1885.
But energy required to travel in time would be huge Though travelling back in time is impossible, travelling in future would be easy Time travel is a myth
If he fails, Marty knows he’ll die a living legend of the old west, enhancing the name “Clint Eastwood” protecting the actors future reputation and impact on society instead of just his own. “Clint Eastwood is not a yellow bellied coward.”
The DeLorean is arguably the best character in the trilogy The very first jump we see was very deliberate and clean, the second was an accident, and the third needed lightning Here in the third movie, you can see and hear it actually struggle to make jumps, being over 70 years old across 130 years, it takes a toll on a car
@@louiswindsor7334 Yep, the flux dispersal bands on the outside of the car flicker on and off repeatedly before it hits 88mph, rather than lighting up and staying lit once the speed it reached. It's been 70 years in a mine and being powered by a replacement unit on the hood. It's on its last legs--er, wheels. You feel sorry for it when it finally gets demolished.
A time-traveling car from the 1980s being pushed down a railway in the Old West by a steam locomotive going at a blistering speed it was never designed to handle. Such an unlikely combination, and yet it creates one of the most thrilling climaxes in cinema history. You don't see this level of creative brilliance in films nowadays.
Sadly because they refuse to employ this level of filmmaking anymore, instead opting to force that unholy and filthy wokeness agenda down our throats, whether we want it or not!
@@heatchills4093I would say Fox, Lloyd, and Wilson (the actor who played Biff, Griff, and Mad Dog) were certainly immortalized by these roles. Steenburgen not so much.
@@spencergsmith Thomas F. Wilson was awesome in this franchise. But TBH, I don't think I ever saw him in anything else. The only other role I know him for is voicing one of the detectives in Disney's "Gargoyles" show.
Love BTTF 3. This is where Doc and Marty switch roles. Marty thinks more like a scientist while Doc dances with and gets the girl, and gets to ride the hoverboard.
I have watched this movie a million times since I was a kid. Now I am 32, I am waiting for my flight from Madrid to Mexico city and my hands still got sweaty, I held my breath and I still sighted in relief when Doc catches Clara and hovers away with her in his arms. Love this movie.
😂 I have to admit, when I saw this film in the theater (June 1990) I started to panic as the speed gage in the DeLorean got higher and higher and Clara was taking too long to make her way out to join Doc. I kept saying out loud “hurry up hurry up!” 🤣
Definitely! I remember watching this in the theater at 12 years old and saying out loud _”Oh no! Hurry up!”_ because I didn’t think Doc and Clara had enough time to board the DeLorean before it reached 88 mph and the locomotive went into the ravine.
This sequence is just as good as the original "Weather Experiment" sequence in the first movie. Filled with suspense and action... you had love, friendship, explosions, an awesome steam locomotive pushing it's speed to it's limit and then falling to the ground in a spectacular wreck and then... the final time we see the DeLorean time machine travel through time. What a thriller.
IMHO, the suspense in this scene is definitely more epic, which is just how it should be. This was the grand finale, after all, so Zemeckis was obligated to up his game. He did not disappoint.
@@heatchills4093 It was Alan Silverstri! Also, great finale and while not as groundbreaking and tight as the first film, I'm glad Part 2 and 3 exist along with the video game sequel from Telltale.
Dunno how about you, but I always feel moved by that scene. So much tension, Marty coming to terms with the fact that his friend is in love and that ultimately his happiness is all that matters, Doc being uplifted by love... it all is just so good, feels genuine. Zemeckis is a genius.
Those old movies have the simplest effects that add to the scenes, like in 3:59, the screen is shaking a little, adding intesity alongside the music, it's fantastic
I love how the tasks that were problems were different based on the movies, the task for the first movie was electricity, the task for the second was the timeline itself and the task for the third movie was speed all coming together for a perfect time travel jump
A great ending to my favorite movie franchise of all time. Probably my favorite action scene in any movie. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd just play off of eachother so well in this whole franchise
I am pretty sure a steam locomotive would not be able to keep accelerating. after it explodes lets try it out with a recreated steam locomotive unmanned for obvious reasons
@@lunawenko9324 yeah but it would be cool to see how it plays out with a real steam locomotive no special effects or anything to get in the way real life physics playing out
she's trying to reach you she's about to fall off the train and die she can't reach him so the doc has to go and save her watch the doc be a hero kids this is true heroism at work with the doc✊
@@raven4k998 It comes back in the tell tale games which is part 4 if they would have done the movie as per Bob Gale. In there it came back as a duplicate stuck in 2015 that got stuck there after they fixed what Biff did in 1955. As soon as the Delorean got struck by lightning is the same time Biff went back to 2015 to return the Delorean. As soon as he returned he was replaced by an alternate Biff. And Doc and Marty had no reason to go to that 2015 anymore. So it all changed to an alternate 2015 once he landed but the Delorean remained. Since its immune temporarily from not being from that timeline. Doc found it and traveled back saving it from being erased and made some more improvements to it.
What I loved about this franchise, is the evolution of the time travel aspect of the car. The first movie had the standard length of time in terms of “88mph to time displacement/explosion” time. The second movie was way faster but still had the blue time bolt things. This movie, dealing with older tech, the whole process took longer and seemed less “efficient” in terms of getting enough of the time bolts to do the time displacement/explosion. Well done in conciseness to the directors and crew of this franchise!
When Clara sails away on the Hoverboard I get the feeling of immediate validation…that the Doc & Marty were telling the truth. The technological feat of the Hoverboard. Over the next 5-7 years they were able to use the technology in the Hoverboard and repurpose it into a flux capacitor and rig it to operate it on steam.
If you wanted to make a hover board, I feel like one of the necessary materials is a room temperature superconductor, which itself is already a extremely overpowered material, consider we currently do not have something like that (closest we have is the LK-99)
@@labbit35Hey, computers were once the size of university lecture halls…my father worked on the UNIVAC. Technology marches on. The little computer module that controls the oxygen sensor from EVAP system for your internal combustion engine? The first space shuttle’s ENTIRE computational abilities is dwarfed by it. A machine which rockets from Earth, orbits the planets, does research, is able to withstand millions of degrees of friction as it renters Earth’s atmosphere, land, and do it all again…cannot beat the little computer which controls air flow.
This scene must've had people in the theatres actually wondering if Clara would survive. After all it is called Clayton ravine so this could've been history correcting itself and making her fall in...
My grandfather was like Dr. Emmet Brown. He took the engine of an old laundry machine and put it as his water pump for his house. He never had the opportunity to attend the school everything that he knew was just reading books. I miss him a lot.
He must’ve reused the Central Pacific No. 131 (Sierra No. 3 in disguise) after that train fell into the ravine (and it was assumed that someone named Clint Eastwood died in that train when it fell in, therefore the name Eastwood Ravine as in for the ravine after Marty got back to 1985 for the last time in the trilogy).
when you see the train reaching the end point at 6:00 you get shivers because you know that they are running out of time. in my opinion its the most memorible part of this clip.
Hopefully doc did his research to ensure this train didn’t end up altering history too badly. You never know what might happen when someone misses a train… they could have missed something important.
There's always that barbed wire salesman. What happens after he's late to what would have been his next sales stop? Some ranch down the line can't afford to expand their fenceline as far as they planned, leaving some part of the countryside undeveloped and the community that would have evolved there gets changed.
I’m sure they notified the rail company by wire and they rushed another engine there. Probably only a few days. Wouldn’t take too long if it wasn’t dragging a train behind it.
One of my favorite sequences in the movies. The car design is also my favorite with you being able to see it’s 1955 work. The time travel sparks the fly from the other 2 look much more futuristic but the Red and Yellow sparking really sells this was repaired in a day or so.
This is the most famous US TV/Movie locomotive since the 1950s. Casey Jones (Alan Hale Jr), The Rifleman, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Wild Wild West, Gunsmoke, Big Valley, Alias Smith and Jones, numerous iconic movies. I grew up watching Sierra #3, that Rogers 10 driver, all my life. It was so pleasant to see in in this elaborate scene at the end of the era of just-plain-fun movies.
It was also great to see Mary Steenburgen follow up her role as HG Wells lover in Time After Time....even paraphrasing her disbelief angry response to Wells admission when Doc told her the truth.
@@STho205 There is a bit of irony is her father worked as a conductor for the Missouri Pacific Railroad when he met his future wife, a secretary for a school.
Один из лучших научно-фантастических фильмов, уоторый я когда-либо видел! "Звездные войны", "Человек-амфибия" и "Назад в будущее" - эти картины надо обязательно смотреть всем любителям данного жанра. Когда в СССР видеомагнитофоны VHS были такой же редкостью, как сейчас личные космические корабли, на сеансы в видеосалоны народ валом валил! И фильм "Назад в будущее" пользовался заслуженной популярностью.
The last leap, jump through time. 06:30 I almost feel like the flux capacitor is saying,”It was 70 years since my last set of jumps, my circuits are being assisted by radio tubes from 1955, and this will be my final leap. It will kill me Marty, but I will get you BACK TO THE FUTURE.”
These movies had such a great way of adding dimensions to a scene to ramp up suspense. The whole contrivance that the machine needs to reach 88 miles per hour to work is like the gift that keeps on giving. And it always happens right before the bridge goes out.
I watched this scene for the 1st time in a theatre when I was 8 years old. Having no idea what would happen, my stomach was twisted into so many knots I almost felt nauseous, and my hands were so sweaty I half expected my finger tips to prune. To this day, whenever I randomly find the B2tF trilogy being marathoned on TV, I'll say to myself, "I'll just watch a few scenes," then I'll sit though the entire rest of the movie(s).
Yeah, I can imagine how this scene would have people on the edge of their seat, and the superb soundtrack just adds to the tension. I was a kid when the movie came out, but I don't remember it being shown in local cinemas (or I may have missed it). I watched it on VHS, thought, but it was not the theatrical sensation a cinema would have provided.
The flux capacitor is a 3 phase linear particle accelerator. At a discharge energy of 1.21 gigajoules it creates a polarized kerr black hole. This then interacts with the body of the delorean to create the temporal displacement, but only if the vehicle itself crosses the event horizon of the rapidly sublimating hole before it is gone. Which happens to take place at the all important speed of 88 MPH. Just gotta get some Plutonium. Since Mr Fusion hasn't happened in this timeline, and I don't think I would be able to borrow Sierra #3.
*EASTWOOD RAVINE* Looking back on this trilogy after rewatching it again, Part II is the only movie where they get to just casually USE the DeLorean for its intended purpose. Parts I and III had dire circumstances that impacted the car's ability to time travel (lack of fuel both times, albeit for different components). I love these movies to death.😊
I absolutely LOVE this scene! It’s one of my favorites, if not favorite from the trilogy. There is so much tension in the scene and it escalates at 4:45 where the red log explodes! So awesome!
What I love most about Part 3 is that unlike the others this one felt like an authentic Doc and Marty adventure. Neither one of them was missing or knew more than the other about the situation. They were both equally sticking out their necks for each other so they can get back home. This time it was their way or the highway
Those old steam locomotives are such rare and beautiful machines. It makes me sad that they had to sacrifice one for that epic finale. That being said, this scene is so damned good, the sacrifice was worthwhile.
@Heat & Chills No need to feel sad. They actually used a model for that train's stunts. If I remember correctly, the real locomotive is still alive to this day
I've always loved that they basically gave a moment of silence to watch that engine plummet into the gorge and explode into a billion pieces. Very somber and it drives home how close this plan was to failing
3:00 I'm watching this movie since my childhood. Now I'm 43 and I find new meanings over and over again. The point of no return immediately after her declaration of love. A fantastic image that I didn't even notice when I was young. Genious moviemakers.
What I absolutely love about this scene is when Doc is stood on the front of the train, the DeLorean is right in front of him, and Clara is in the locomotive behind him. Doc has a choice to make. The time machine and 1985, or Clara and 1885. The framing is perfect.
The problem with the DeLorean in this movie is the exact opposite of the problem in the first movie! The first movie had a running engine but no power to the flux capacitor. This movie had power for the flux capacitor (Mr. Fusion), but no engine power!
Il n'y avait pas de puissance moteur carco Martin est arrivé en 1885 il était attaqué par des indiens et une flèche de l'un d'entre eux s'est planté dans la carrosserie et à percer le réservoir d'essence
In Part II, the time machine was at the height of its game. Power requirements provided by Mr. Fusion and flying through the skies thanks to the hover conversion.
Honestly this movie is my fav out of the 3 cause unlike the 1st movie they had to find another way of going back to the present, the 1st movie had them using an event only they knew about and had to be precise about it after doc modified the delorean for the lightning to run directly into the flux capacitor while in this movie couldn't modify the delorean nor did they have time to fix it, instead they had to steal a train and try and make it hit 88 mph before they ran out of track.
Great scene in this great movie. Thanks much for uploading it! Always gut-wrenching, but it has a happy ending. Even when I watched it the first time, I knew Doc would make it back to the future again, one last time.
At 0:20 when Marty looks to his right how did he not see a woman riding a horse in the passenger side view mirror lol. Still my favorite movie of all time
How often on the open road do people not use the mirror when there are no cars or they think are no cars. He is not driving. He is on a fixed path. One way and focused on making sure he does not go over a cliff, because he didn't turn on a key button. That is how my brain accepted it anyway. Lol
As a railroad enthusiast, it legitimately hurt me to see 131 tear herself apart like that. I know it was a prop, and not the real thing, aka Serria Railway No. 3, but it still hurt.
6:18 It never sat right with me that Doc floats away all lovestruck and puppy dog eyed at Clara and doesn’t give a damn if his old friend is OK. Marty could’ve gone over that edge to a fiery death and Doc didn’t even look back 😂
You know what? When I first saw this movie as a kid, I always hated that Doc didn't go back to the future with Marty. They were a tag team after all. But as I've gotten older, I understand where Doc was coming from more. The Doc had found life, love and happiness in 1885 that he didn't have in 1985. He was simply known as this lonely mad scientist who did nothing but work on his inventions. So in the Doc's mind, there wasn't much incentive for him to go back to the present day. Yes, he would be leaving his friend Marty, but Marty was a teenager who still had his whole life ahead of him with his girlfriend Jennifer. As for the Doc not showing concern for Marty making the jump. I would say the Doc leaned on faith that his experiment would work and Marty was going to make it back safely and resume his life the way he wanted. The Doc always had love for Marty no matter what.
If that had been the last we ever saw of Doc it would have been perfect. But I think what we got was even better. The future is yours to write, so make it a good one.
My grandfather, an old time cowboy. Hated sci fi. But this was our movie when i was a kid. He could name each famous actor as an extra, tell you a dozen movies they were in. And that 15 years before he got internet.
They improved on the already perfect ending of the first movie & made this climactic scene even BETTER! The romantic element & scale out it over the top. I was sad, as a kid, that those 2 didnt make it back with Marty in time though. Otherwise, it was a perfect plan.
Lol, Christopher Lloyd "wtf" look when the train whistle goes off the first time. Gets me every time, you know he's thinking no one should be on board the train.
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00:45 Error alert! This is NOT Mary Steenburgen but her stunt double.
I think I have a BETTER idea for Clara:
Instead of successfully making it onto the train, the train ultimately outruns her, and Doc and Marty go back to the future; however, a few hours later, while Jen and Marty visit a still heartbroken Doc (AFTER avoiding the accident), the DeLorean (that Doc had hidden in a cave at the beginning of the movie that everyone seemed to have forgotten about) suddenly arrives and Clara steps out, revealing that after she found out about the time machine (and Doc's broken heart), she managed to find the DeLorean (thanks to the letter 85 Doc gave to Marty) and fixed it to head to the future and find and reconcile with Doc. (HOW she knew where she was--does it matter?) And that's not all: she also introduces Doc to his children, as she became pregnant while Doc was trapped in the past. And how the end? YOU decide.
04:44 So close yet so far!
I like...
What i love about this part is that we get to see 3 machines from all 3 different years of the movies into this one sequence. Time machine Delorean car from the 1985, futuristic hoverboard from 2015 and the steam locomotive from 1885, all in one scene. It's pretty awesome combo together and every piece is needed to pull off this action scene. 👍
The car itself is an amalgamation-1980s car, mr fusion, vacuum tube time circuits
@@AMC2283 You forgot the rail-fit wheels from 1885.
Not even just that but the DeLorean time machine has a piece of every time period it's been too 1985 (the car itself), 1955 the time circuit box, 2015 Mr fusion, and the railroad wheels from 1885.
But energy required to travel in time would be huge
Though travelling back in time is impossible, travelling in future would be easy
Time travel is a myth
@@yosta29 who knows man there could be some people smarter than you or I that may disagree. Obviously I'm not a physicist but I keep an open mind.
I always liked how Marty put on his hat before the jump, if he fails and dies he’s going out in style lol
Oh yeah, always loved that bit as well. A man gotta have class!
Not to mention gripping the steering wheel, even though it’s useless, makes Marty look cooler too
Thats true the car was probably in neutral so that the train could push it up to 88 m/h easier and without resistance.@@FormulaPunRacer
To the 1800s people the 1980s are basically the space age from 100 yrs in the future with incredibly advanced technology like hoverboards, LOL.
If he fails, Marty knows he’ll die a living legend of the old west, enhancing the name “Clint Eastwood” protecting the actors future reputation and impact on society instead of just his own.
“Clint Eastwood is not a yellow bellied coward.”
5:22 That hoverboard is almost a character itself, the way it’s nudging Marty’s leg like it knows it’s needed in that moment.
Amazing how it comes in handy at least 3 times at just the right moment throughout parts 2 and 3
I like how the board works without the hover grid.
@@Star_cab Hover grid?
@@Star_cab there's no "hover grid". Those pads on the bottom are anti-grav pads that keep it floating a certain distance above a surface.
It's like it's whispering to him 'use me. Use me like no man ever could" 😅😂😛
A Delorean doing a wheelie on a train track. Something you will never see in a movie again.
We can see cars doing wheelies all the time but only in BTTF would you see a DeLorean doing a wheelie
Unless you hit rewind.
@@twistedyogertLol, or watch it more than once!
@@justisolated5621 On train tracks!
What a brilliant idea, though.
The DeLorean is arguably the best character in the trilogy
The very first jump we see was very deliberate and clean, the second was an accident, and the third needed lightning
Here in the third movie, you can see and hear it actually struggle to make jumps, being over 70 years old across 130 years, it takes a toll on a car
I never noticed that it struggles to make jumps in part 3 that is a brilliant detail
@@louiswindsor7334 Yep, the flux dispersal bands on the outside of the car flicker on and off repeatedly before it hits 88mph, rather than lighting up and staying lit once the speed it reached. It's been 70 years in a mine and being powered by a replacement unit on the hood. It's on its last legs--er, wheels. You feel sorry for it when it finally gets demolished.
@@AvatarYodathe “time tubes” since the time circuits couldn’t be repaired with circuit-technology from 1955.
@@AvatarYodaIn the animated series they had built a successor.
Not to mention the fact that lightning struck it in 1955, while hovering above the Earth, sending it back to 1885
A time-traveling car from the 1980s being pushed down a railway in the Old West by a steam locomotive going at a blistering speed it was never designed to handle.
Such an unlikely combination, and yet it creates one of the most thrilling climaxes in cinema history. You don't see this level of creative brilliance in films nowadays.
Sadly because they refuse to employ this level of filmmaking anymore, instead opting to force that unholy and filthy wokeness agenda down our throats, whether we want it or not!
The locomotive is really blasting down the tracks beyond original specs almost like… “a runaway train.”
Best work of Robert Zemecis and Co!
And it was all done with practical effects in front of a camera. No fake CG bullshit here.
@@AlexRNI agree wholeheartedly 💯
Christopher Loyd was immortalized by this role.
They both were. If you count Mary Steenburgen, it makes three. Hard to imagine her being remembered for any role moreso than Clara Clayton.
@@heatchills4093 I also remember her as Hannah Nixon (Richard Nixon's mother) in the 1995 Oliver Stone film about him. But I know what you mean.
@@heatchills4093I would say Fox, Lloyd, and Wilson (the actor who played Biff, Griff, and Mad Dog) were certainly immortalized by these roles. Steenburgen not so much.
@@spencergsmith Thomas F. Wilson was awesome in this franchise. But TBH, I don't think I ever saw him in anything else. The only other role I know him for is voicing one of the detectives in Disney's "Gargoyles" show.
@@heatchills4093 I’ve seen him in bit parts, like the gym teacher in “Freaks and Geeks” but yeah, he’ll always be Biff to me.
Love BTTF 3. This is where Doc and Marty switch roles. Marty thinks more like a scientist while Doc dances with and gets the girl, and gets to ride the hoverboard.
And Marty uses "Great Scott" and Doc uses "Heavy"
🤯
I have watched this movie a million times since I was a kid. Now I am 32, I am waiting for my flight from Madrid to Mexico city and my hands still got sweaty, I held my breath and I still sighted in relief when Doc catches Clara and hovers away with her in his arms. Love this movie.
Mee tooo 😇🤗
😂 I have to admit, when I saw this film in the theater (June 1990) I started to panic as the speed gage in the DeLorean got higher and higher and Clara was taking too long to make her way out to join Doc. I kept saying out loud “hurry up hurry up!” 🤣
Pure masterpiece.
@bobcinematics lol
Me too.
One if the most tension filled scenes in the trilogy...
yeah will the train explode or will it actually get the car up to 88 miles per hour before she explodes? what could be more tense then that?
@@raven4k998 Kinda sucks the ending was spoiled a little with the stinger at the end of part II.
Definitely! I remember watching this in the theater at 12 years old and saying out loud _”Oh no! Hurry up!”_ because I didn’t think Doc and Clara had enough time to board the DeLorean before it reached 88 mph and the locomotive went into the ravine.
This sequence is just as good as the original "Weather Experiment" sequence in the first movie. Filled with suspense and action... you had love, friendship, explosions, an awesome steam locomotive pushing it's speed to it's limit and then falling to the ground in a spectacular wreck and then... the final time we see the DeLorean time machine travel through time. What a thriller.
IMHO, the suspense in this scene is definitely more epic, which is just how it should be. This was the grand finale, after all, so Zemeckis was obligated to up his game. He did not disappoint.
@@heatchills4093you also gotta give credit to the composer, Danny Elfman!!!!
@@MegaFinalRound Wasn't it Alan Silvestri?
@@heatchills4093 It was Alan Silverstri! Also, great finale and while not as groundbreaking and tight as the first film, I'm glad Part 2 and 3 exist along with the video game sequel from Telltale.
The train, pushed to the limit and beyond is moving fast…
A runaway train!
The score from this moment is possibly the best piece of music in the ENTIRE Trilogy. 6:28 I love the build up.
Me too! Absolutely stunning!!!❤❤
The 70 year old worn out delorean struggling to jump makes it even better. They mustve spent a long time on this.
Kudos to Mr. Silvestri.
5:34 Michael J. Fox's scream here always makes me laugh. He has such a great voice.
He really does have the best screams lol
Same lol
Same lmao
"DOC, THE RED LOG IS ABOUT TO BLOOOOOW!"
Ever since parts 1 and 2 his screams delivers. 😂😂😂
Dunno how about you, but I always feel moved by that scene. So much tension, Marty coming to terms with the fact that his friend is in love and that ultimately his happiness is all that matters, Doc being uplifted by love... it all is just so good, feels genuine. Zemeckis is a genius.
that's the power of loveee
So he basically left a long term friend because of a fling.
Those old movies have the simplest effects that add to the scenes, like in 3:59, the screen is shaking a little, adding intesity alongside the music, it's fantastic
I love how the tasks that were problems were different based on the movies, the task for the first movie was electricity, the task for the second was the timeline itself and the task for the third movie was speed all coming together for a perfect time travel jump
A great ending to my favorite movie franchise of all time. Probably my favorite action scene in any movie. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd just play off of eachother so well in this whole franchise
I am pretty sure a steam locomotive would not be able to keep accelerating. after it explodes lets try it out with a recreated steam locomotive unmanned for obvious reasons
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue obviously
@@lunawenko9324 yeah but it would be cool to see how it plays out with a real steam locomotive no special effects or anything to get in the way real life physics playing out
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue yeah, but that wouldn’t make a good movie
My favorite action sequence in da first film and always be my favorite is Marty going back to 85 in the end of the film.
THIS is how you do a trilogy. Every one of the BTTF films was epic.
Both the Bobs and Steven Spielberg were just geniuses behind the whole franchise of these movies. 40 years of the original.
When Clara pulls the 🚂 whistle and professes her love I always swoon.
Plus the expression on Doc's face. "Train whistle? Who is pulling the train whistle, Marty and I are the only two people here!"
@@toddkes5890 They probably thought it was Mad Dog 🤣🤣
@@struttux5156😂😂😂that would’ve been hilarious
@@LilCro2010 Yeah. It would've been an epic extra fight!
I didn’t really appreciate this movie until I was older. Doc and Marty both have their character arcs finished and it ends really well.
she's trying to reach you she's about to fall off the train and die she can't reach him so the doc has to go and save her watch the doc be a hero kids this is true heroism at work with the doc✊
Yes indeed. That's how an epic film series should look like.
Seeing the Delorean get destroyed in the next scene always makes me a bit sad
yeah that was sad that it was destroyed but then again it is what it is can't change it now as that would create a paradox
@@raven4k998 It comes back in the tell tale games which is part 4 if they would have done the movie as per Bob Gale. In there it came back as a duplicate stuck in 2015 that got stuck there after they fixed what Biff did in 1955. As soon as the Delorean got struck by lightning is the same time Biff went back to 2015 to return the Delorean. As soon as he returned he was replaced by an alternate Biff. And Doc and Marty had no reason to go to that 2015 anymore. So it all changed to an alternate 2015 once he landed but the Delorean remained. Since its immune temporarily from not being from that timeline. Doc found it and traveled back saving it from being erased and made some more improvements to it.
@@Skater6453 ssshhh child that's not part of movie lore
@@raven4k998 lol well Gale said it is so its good enough for me.
@@Skater6453 yep definitely part of the law.
I’m 42 and I feel the same way I did back in the 80’s watching this trilogy I love it !!
45 and remember seeing it in theater! What a rush! Love it as much now as then.
What I loved about this franchise, is the evolution of the time travel aspect of the car.
The first movie had the standard length of time in terms of “88mph to time displacement/explosion” time.
The second movie was way faster but still had the blue time bolt things.
This movie, dealing with older tech, the whole process took longer and seemed less “efficient” in terms of getting enough of the time bolts to do the time displacement/explosion.
Well done in conciseness to the directors and crew of this franchise!
When Clara sails away on the Hoverboard I get the feeling of immediate validation…that the Doc & Marty were telling the truth. The technological feat of the Hoverboard.
Over the next 5-7 years they were able to use the technology in the Hoverboard and repurpose it into a flux capacitor and rig it to operate it on steam.
If you wanted to make a hover board, I feel like one of the necessary materials is a room temperature superconductor, which itself is already a extremely overpowered material, consider we currently do not have something like that (closest we have is the LK-99)
@@labbit35Hey, computers were once the size of university lecture halls…my father worked on the UNIVAC.
Technology marches on. The little computer module that controls the oxygen sensor from EVAP system for your internal combustion engine?
The first space shuttle’s ENTIRE computational abilities is dwarfed by it.
A machine which rockets from Earth, orbits the planets, does research, is able to withstand millions of degrees of friction as it renters Earth’s atmosphere, land, and do it all again…cannot beat the little computer which controls air flow.
@@labbit35 actually you need two plates worth and probably many micro-superconductors, balance servos, cooling device, who knows what else.
@@justinbarton8808 yeah that’s definitely enough to make the time travel device
The funny thing is that Clara probably thought the hoverboard was a common vehicle used in 1985 where Doc and Marty were from.
When Clara blares the whistle at 02:55 I feel blood rushing to my thighs and forehead…chills of excitement.
The 🎻
The orchestra is just brilliant that Alan Silvestri put for all 3 films.
This scene must've had people in the theatres actually wondering if Clara would survive. After all it is called Clayton ravine so this could've been history correcting itself and making her fall in...
It's funny you mention that because that's exactly what I thought when I saw this in theaters in 1990 when I was only 10
The Eastwood Rivine... 😂
My grandfather was like Dr. Emmet Brown. He took the engine of an old laundry machine and put it as his water pump for his house. He never had the opportunity to attend the school everything that he knew was just reading books. I miss him a lot.
7:06 I'm sure Doc was thinking "Well it looks like I'm stuck here forever...unless I can build another time machine"
And then he did but this time it was a train
A man in love will move a mountain one rock at a time. Twenty years of frontier living with the one you love? Worth more every day.
He must’ve reused the Central Pacific No. 131 (Sierra No. 3 in disguise) after that train fell into the ravine (and it was assumed that someone named Clint Eastwood died in that train when it fell in, therefore the name Eastwood Ravine as in for the ravine after Marty got back to 1985 for the last time in the trilogy).
It was for the best - I don't know if they could have reached 88 with his added weight. It just barely happened for Marty.
@@Realispent added weight? they had Jennifer with them when they went to 2015
Even though I was not born in 1990 this movie is so good and is probably my favorite in the trilogy
Same, I think all 3 movies are great even though I wasn’t born when these movies were released
I love all 3 films and I also rate this film the best of the 3
@@Anonymous-yr5pp Personally I think 2 is the best, but I think all the movies are equally as good
Mine too. I thought I was the only one
@@TravelAficianado same
when you see the train reaching the end point at 6:00 you get shivers because you know that they are running out of time. in my opinion its the most memorible part of this clip.
6:42: Damn, the timing on that! The Deloren jumps though time a literal split second before it would have smashed into that barricade!
Hopefully doc did his research to ensure this train didn’t end up altering history too badly. You never know what might happen when someone misses a train… they could have missed something important.
true JP MORGAN missed his train and inherited all the old mans money when training derailed and
There's always that barbed wire salesman. What happens after he's late to what would have been his next sales stop? Some ranch down the line can't afford to expand their fenceline as far as they planned, leaving some part of the countryside undeveloped and the community that would have evolved there gets changed.
I’m sure they notified the rail company by wire and they rushed another engine there. Probably only a few days. Wouldn’t take too long if it wasn’t dragging a train behind it.
@@Mike1064abA lot can happen in a few days. How many people's grandparents would've never met since the train was late?
passengers might have been rescued by fleet of Stage coaches and either taken back to Hill Valley or San Fransisco.
It’s not often the third movie in a series is as good as the others
Easily the most awesome cinematic ending to a movie trilogy I have ever seen.
One of my favorite sequences in the movies. The car design is also my favorite with you being able to see it’s 1955 work. The time travel sparks the fly from the other 2 look much more futuristic but the Red and Yellow sparking really sells this was repaired in a day or so.
At 2:55 I love doc confused and horrified face as he hears the whistle and Marty is just confused
For Marty it was like: "Doc's still in the cabin?"
For Doc it was a realization: "Someone else is on this train!!!"
One of the best final acts in a trilogy
I like how Marty is constantly talking on the walkie talkie while Doc Brown had pocketed his before he left the cab
This is the most famous US TV/Movie locomotive since the 1950s. Casey Jones (Alan Hale Jr), The Rifleman, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Wild Wild West, Gunsmoke, Big Valley, Alias Smith and Jones, numerous iconic movies. I grew up watching Sierra #3, that Rogers 10 driver, all my life. It was so pleasant to see in in this elaborate scene at the end of the era of just-plain-fun movies.
It was also great to see Mary Steenburgen follow up her role as HG Wells lover in Time After Time....even paraphrasing her disbelief angry response to Wells admission when Doc told her the truth.
@@STho205 There is a bit of irony is her father worked as a conductor for the Missouri Pacific Railroad when he met his future wife, a secretary for a school.
Few scenes in all of filmdom are more memorable than the Delorean disappearing with a track of flames. Instant classic.
Один из лучших научно-фантастических фильмов, уоторый я когда-либо видел! "Звездные войны", "Человек-амфибия" и "Назад в будущее" - эти картины надо обязательно смотреть всем любителям данного жанра. Когда в СССР видеомагнитофоны VHS были такой же редкостью, как сейчас личные космические корабли, на сеансы в видеосалоны народ валом валил! И фильм "Назад в будущее" пользовался заслуженной популярностью.
At 1:46,
"You'd better hold onto something, Doc!!!
The Yellow log's about to blow!!!
(EXPLOSION!)
At 4:40,
"DOC!!!!!
THE RED LOG'S ABOUT TO BLOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!!!!!!"
(EXPLOSION!)
doc even color coded the logs to smoke like the three levels on the guage lol hes a genius
This is easily my favorite scene in the entire trilogy!
The last leap, jump through time.
06:30
I almost feel like the flux capacitor is saying,”It was 70 years since my last set of jumps, my circuits are being assisted by radio tubes from 1955, and this will be my final leap. It will kill me Marty, but I will get you BACK TO THE FUTURE.”
Then later got destroyed by a train
Rip Delorean
@@Cheez_Doodlezz Yes, yes it did fulfilling the doc’s request.
Kind of like how Big Burtha helps The Professor in Bender's body get where he needs to go despite it destroying her barrel.
Before coming back to Marty, starting a new series of adventures. @Cheez_Doodlezz
4:40 DOC! THE RED LINE IS ABOUT TO BLOOOOOOOOW!
Kaboom
Marty said, "LOG" not "LINE".
These movies had such a great way of adding dimensions to a scene to ramp up suspense. The whole contrivance that the machine needs to reach 88 miles per hour to work is like the gift that keeps on giving. And it always happens right before the bridge goes out.
It's amazing to see the Delorean Getting Pushed by Train in the third film really cool!!!
I can't imagine how watching this scene in a cinema must have looked like back then. Gosh, I wish we had a time machine.
I watched this scene for the 1st time in a theatre when I was 8 years old. Having no idea what would happen, my stomach was twisted into so many knots I almost felt nauseous, and my hands were so sweaty I half expected my finger tips to prune. To this day, whenever I randomly find the B2tF trilogy being marathoned on TV, I'll say to myself, "I'll just watch a few scenes," then I'll sit though the entire rest of the movie(s).
Yeah, I can imagine how this scene would have people on the edge of their seat, and the superb soundtrack just adds to the tension. I was a kid when the movie came out, but I don't remember it being shown in local cinemas (or I may have missed it). I watched it on VHS, thought, but it was not the theatrical sensation a cinema would have provided.
I know some theaters will play old movies on occasion, so you never know. If I owned one, I’d do that every so often.
The flux capacitor is a 3 phase linear particle accelerator. At a discharge energy of 1.21 gigajoules it creates a polarized kerr black hole. This then interacts with the body of the delorean to create the temporal displacement, but only if the vehicle itself crosses the event horizon of the rapidly sublimating hole before it is gone. Which happens to take place at the all important speed of 88 MPH.
Just gotta get some Plutonium. Since Mr Fusion hasn't happened in this timeline, and I don't think I would be able to borrow Sierra #3.
I was there. I remember a huge set of cheers when the time train arrives at the end.
*EASTWOOD RAVINE*
Looking back on this trilogy after rewatching it again, Part II is the only movie where they get to just casually USE the DeLorean for its intended purpose. Parts I and III had dire circumstances that impacted the car's ability to time travel (lack of fuel both times, albeit for different components). I love these movies to death.😊
I absolutely LOVE this scene! It’s one of my favorites, if not favorite from the trilogy. There is so much tension in the scene and it escalates at 4:45 where the red log explodes! So awesome!
The Star Wars and BttF trilogies made my childhood... Late 90s
One of my top 5 trilogy movies. I saw each one in the theaters several times back in the day.
Emmitt
Clara
I love you🥰
I love back to the future 3 because of the train.
Me too. The train itself had grown familiar to some Thomas fans on the internet.
It's Sierra No. 3.
What I love most about Part 3 is that unlike the others this one felt like an authentic Doc and Marty adventure. Neither one of them was missing or knew more than the other about the situation. They were both equally sticking out their necks for each other so they can get back home. This time it was their way or the highway
Those old steam locomotives are such rare and beautiful machines. It makes me sad that they had to sacrifice one for that epic finale. That being said, this scene is so damned good, the sacrifice was worthwhile.
@Heat & Chills
No need to feel sad. They actually used a model for that train's stunts. If I remember correctly, the real locomotive is still alive to this day
@@bensmith9491 Right you are. Sierra Railway #3 is alive and well in Jamestown, California.
@@bensmith9491I think he means in the movie not IRL.
Even if it hadn’t crashed the damage from the presto logs was probably permanent so the rail company probably would’ve had to replace it anyways.
It wasn’t a legitimate locomotive. It was a smaller replica. Look it up
This is better than any Mission Impossible or Runaway Train or any other train action scene.
I would love to have seen what would happen if Doc and Clara had actually made it back to the DeLorean.
yeah that would have been cramped the DeLorean isn't exactly a roomy car to begin with🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well they’d have to move extremely fast given the freight train coming in the opposite direction in 1985
They were always able to fit 3 in the DeLorean with Doc, Marty, and Jennifer.
I've always loved that they basically gave a moment of silence to watch that engine plummet into the gorge and explode into a billion pieces.
Very somber and it drives home how close this plan was to failing
For a guy who never used a skateboard or a surfboard all his life, Doc Brown did pretty darn good!
I find it hard to believe he never tried the hoverboard before then. I'd jump on it the first chance I got
@@ncapone87Knowing the Doc, he probably did. Just to test its capabilities.
That 6:19 is the single most charming moment in either of the 2 Sequels.
An epic end to an epic trilogy ❤
Moment at 6:19 is probably my favorite moment of the 2 sequels. But it's really all about BTTF1
He looks like such a wizard or man of science as he floats away with her.
I like how marty doesn't even question the doc flying off in a different direction. Cuz he got the girl.
Rip Clint Eastwood
At least they named the ravine after him
Dirty Harry himself seen these movies.
3:00 I'm watching this movie since my childhood. Now I'm 43 and I find new meanings over and over again. The point of no return immediately after her declaration of love. A fantastic image that I didn't even notice when I was young. Genious moviemakers.
Also the three speed things going into the oven symbolizes the trilogy coming to an end
What I absolutely love about this scene is when Doc is stood on the front of the train, the DeLorean is right in front of him, and Clara is in the locomotive behind him. Doc has a choice to make. The time machine and 1985, or Clara and 1885. The framing is perfect.
Technically he could've gone back with Marty and then gone back to the train scene to save her
Love that this was all filmed with practical effects and not CGI....It's just not the same when it is all computer imagery....
*Stealing the locomotive*
Engineer: Is this a holdup?
*Doc and Marty look @ each other*
Doc: It's a science experiment!
This is, legit, one of the most iconic moment of my childhood. A meteor could have felt, I would still watch.
The problem with the DeLorean in this movie is the exact opposite of the problem in the first movie! The first movie had a running engine but no power to the flux capacitor. This movie had power for the flux capacitor (Mr. Fusion), but no engine power!
A nice inversion.
Il n'y avait pas de puissance moteur carco Martin est arrivé en 1885 il était attaqué par des indiens et une flèche de l'un d'entre eux s'est planté dans la carrosserie et à percer le réservoir d'essence
In Part II, the time machine was at the height of its game. Power requirements provided by Mr. Fusion and flying through the skies thanks to the hover conversion.
3:08 🥹One of my favorite moments in this scene.
All 3 films are just intense and just entertaining with Al Silvestri scoring all 3 of them.
This was my favorite scene in Back to the Future Part III.
Honestly this movie is my fav out of the 3 cause unlike the 1st movie they had to find another way of going back to the present, the 1st movie had them using an event only they knew about and had to be precise about it after doc modified the delorean for the lightning to run directly into the flux capacitor while in this movie couldn't modify the delorean nor did they have time to fix it, instead they had to steal a train and try and make it hit 88 mph before they ran out of track.
The single most charming moment 6:18 from either of the two sequels.
Back to the future 1 2 and 3 are my most favorite movie. Amazing how we all want to time travel and these movies make you feel the possibility.
5:13 No matter how many times I watched this trilogy, whenever that boiler lid pops off in the cab, I'm on the edge of my seat.
Gotta love how doc can balance on the hover board while holding Clara doing 60-70 MPH
Great scene in this great movie. Thanks much for uploading it! Always gut-wrenching, but it has a happy ending. Even when I watched it the first time, I knew Doc would make it back to the future again, one last time.
At 0:20 when Marty looks to his right how did he not see a woman riding a horse in the passenger side view mirror lol. Still my favorite movie of all time
How often on the open road do people not use the mirror when there are no cars or they think are no cars. He is not driving. He is on a fixed path. One way and focused on making sure he does not go over a cliff, because he didn't turn on a key button.
That is how my brain accepted it anyway. Lol
Its a movie.. thats why
As a railroad enthusiast, it legitimately hurt me to see 131 tear herself apart like that. I know it was a prop, and not the real thing, aka Serria Railway No. 3, but it still hurt.
Seeing the train go over the bridge and to it's demise I remember in the theatre "well they had to sacrifice something to get Marty back"
It was a very well detailed working miniature steam locomotive, so still sad to watch to see it being destroyed like that.
It's a prop specifically built to be destroyed during filming. Everyone involved got paid, so I see no issue.
But at least it went out in a blaze of glory
6:18 It never sat right with me that Doc floats away all lovestruck and puppy dog eyed at Clara and doesn’t give a damn if his old friend is OK. Marty could’ve gone over that edge to a fiery death and Doc didn’t even look back 😂
You know what? When I first saw this movie as a kid, I always hated that Doc didn't go back to the future with Marty. They were a tag team after all. But as I've gotten older, I understand where Doc was coming from more. The Doc had found life, love and happiness in 1885 that he didn't have in 1985. He was simply known as this lonely mad scientist who did nothing but work on his inventions. So in the Doc's mind, there wasn't much incentive for him to go back to the present day. Yes, he would be leaving his friend Marty, but Marty was a teenager who still had his whole life ahead of him with his girlfriend Jennifer. As for the Doc not showing concern for Marty making the jump. I would say the Doc leaned on faith that his experiment would work and Marty was going to make it back safely and resume his life the way he wanted. The Doc always had love for Marty no matter what.
This entire trilogy is amazing and so much fun to watch
Ahh kids, let’s pitch our picnic here in Shounhash Ravine like we always do, what a lovely day and nothing can go wrong...
Hahahaha
Eastwood Ravine*
@@xela4183 actually it is shonash ravine. The sign you see before doc chases down the horses that are about to jump off a cliff and kill clara
If that had been the last we ever saw of Doc it would have been perfect. But I think what we got was even better. The future is yours to write, so make it a good one.
Agreed. Because as we saw, Doc wrote his own with Clara.
Notice Marty had to hit 88mph right before hitting the "End of Track" sign 😮 close one!!
They should have removed all obstacles from the track.
What’s fun about all 3 of these movies they all take place over one weekend but in actuality it was over multiple days. Time travel for ya.
Isn’t it more like 3 weeks?
I rewatched this as a kid on the VHS tape, literally so many times the tape started to wear....
Tracking lines were evidence of magnetic tape love.
My grandfather, an old time cowboy. Hated sci fi. But this was our movie when i was a kid.
He could name each famous actor as an extra, tell you a dozen movies they were in. And that 15 years before he got internet.
I care not what anyone says, the third one was just as good as the 2nd one which was just as good as the first
The photographer and the sound track was fantastic ,they draw the audience witj an on site feeling 😮
They improved on the already perfect ending of the first movie & made this climactic scene even BETTER! The romantic element & scale out it over the top. I was sad, as a kid, that those 2 didnt make it back with Marty in time though. Otherwise, it was a perfect plan.
Flawless trilogy with amazing finale. This is what happens when you put heart into something
Lol, Christopher Lloyd "wtf" look when the train whistle goes off the first time. Gets me every time, you know he's thinking no one should be on board the train.
Looking back now they were badass not doing 60 mph however still a priceless scene
Best trilogy ever!🖤💛🤟✌
Since Doc and Emma are floating away at like 80 mph, you'd think it be windier for them...
*Clara
I’m sure the hoverboard compensate for that. It doesn’t seem to have any problem with the excessive speed.
I love this scene. I like how Doc pushed the technology of the time to its limit to escape the past, but ultimately chose to follow his heart.
stuff like this still looks awesome, its real no cgi, real movie magic