Back to the Future - Where it was Made
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2017
- Where it was Made: Back to the Future
Welcome to another episode of our web-series, Where It Was Made, in which we revisit the actual filming locations for some of the most popular films ever made and see how they're holding up today, all while examining just how these locations were used in the finished film. Our newest episode goes back in time to revisit the sets and locales of Robert Zemeckis' 1985 classic, BACK TO THE FUTURE. Host Ryan Cultera hops in a real-life DeLoreon and hits the road, taking in some of the most memorable locations from the film, including Hill Valley high, the clocktower, Twin (Lone) Pine Mall, and so much more! Ryan is also joined by screenwriter Bob Gale for an interview, who offers even more insight into the making of the film! So hop in and take a ride BACK TO THE FUTURE!
The film stars Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd as Marty McFly and Doc Brown. 
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*Please Hollywood, don't ever remake this masterpiece. You will ruin the magic...seriously this needs to be left alone.*
THE ONE FRANCHISE THAT NEEDS TO BE LEFT AS IS...NO REMAKES
RIGGS zemeckis has been abundantly clear that a remake will be made over his dead body.
As a diehard fan I must say, a modern take would be cool. But it would NEVER replace the originals
That's true.
no no no
no it wouldn't
i stopped counting how many times i watched back to the future after around 55 times, its TIMELESS !
Me too🙋♂️
As a child in the summer of 87 and having watched it over and over again on Betamax, I memorized the entire dialogue from the original film.
Timeless indeed.
Will never get old
I used to rent the video from a little Mom and Pop video store over and over. Back then, of course, you couldn't just buy a video of a movie you loved. Whoever thought of that idea was a flipping genius.
I rented the video so much that when it was time to feature a new movie in their store, they offered me a beautiful Back to the Future silkscreen version of the movie poster. I was so so excited. = )
I remember vividly driving past the Puente Hills Mall late at night and seeing the filming crew in the parking lot setting up to film the iconic Twin Pines Mall scene. I had no idea at the time what movie they were filming.
Same here. I was a kid during that time and remember my mother and I walking from Robinson's Department store across the parking lot to Crocker Bank. We walked around a cordoned off area with a bunch of big trucks and equipment. Around a year and a half later, the movie came out and there was Puente Hills Mall... I mean Twin Pines Mall!
@@jph4852 - Same here except I lived in Arleta at the time. They were filming at Marty's 1985 house. They had those large blocks with Hill Valley at the end of the street. Also happened to be in downtown L.A. when they were filming Blade Runner at the Bradbury Building. They had those giant columns outside and the futuristic cars. When I saw the movies I immediately knew I had seen the filming.
I now live up the hill Azusa ave and Colima blvd, drive past the mall spot every day, but a long time ago I lived in hawthorne, walked my shepard down the alley every nite, finally they filmed the opening/closing scenes of Pulp Fiction at a closed down Haw Grill there, I would have killed just to be a background customer at the Grill.
wilhelm schimko cool i lived by there when i was a kid on Prairie and Rosecrans... i grew up around La Puente and live in Whittier... good times
Right. I lived in Hacienda Heights at the time. (Next to the Mall.) Actually, the video has the name wrong. It wasn't "Puente, California." It was the City of Industry, California.
the score to this film is one of the secrets to its greatness... at every emotional moment, the music is PERFECT.
You want music, go to a concert.
Yep, Alan Silvestri, he also did Avengers
thought it was john williams
Alan Silvestri did Predator also, another amazing soundtrack that honestly makes the entire experience better. You can definitely hear similarities between the two.
I went to see Back To The Future 12 times that summer of 85!! I was 14. Best summer ever!!
I miss the 80s. Oh to be a kid again. No worries, stress, anxiety, depression... man.
plus, girls didnt shave their pubes! much better time!
From this comment I know that I’m living in the best time, they all shaved and Trump just made peace with North Korea and probably works for Russia.
And no Good lookin. chicks☹️just dudes👍🤘
Saved By His Grace Greatest decade ever. These kids today have no clue what they missed out on.
Same here man. Let me know when you have I time machine, I'll come with you back to the 80's
I was in the Army in ‘85, and remember seeing this movie on our base...great movie, great times, great memories 👌👍✌🏻😎
You must be old
I saw the movie a little after boot too. Caught the late showing and got yelled at for being late for work the next morning (I was five minutes early, which as you know is ten minutes late...).
I was in the army in 1985 as well... all they showed us was recognizing Soviet tanks. Lmfao!
Jeffalo 66 Lol! I was a 16 Romeo, air defense artillery gunner, so we had to recognize soviet aircraft in those days
@@MultiRabe ...I was 91A, Combat Medical Specialist. in 85 i was just returned stateside ( ft belvoir ) after 18 months west germany; 2/78FA. I remember those decks of cards with commie armor and commie aircraft! Old? I don't think so!
Back to the future are some of the best movies ever made. it´s not only an adventure about traveling in time in a car converted into a time machine but it´s also a great story about freindship and how things can change in life.
Martin Sorensen I grew up on back to the future series and even had many dreams about the series when I was a kid!
Kris B
Is best
i agree!
Martin Sorensen , you are so right about that.👍
It really was one of the best movies of the 80's 👌 absolute classic.
As a kid of the 80's. This was a lovely trip down memory lane. Bitter sweet.
Indeed it is bitter sweet seeing all these great memories noe long forgotten by this generarion.
@@deltaboy767 I agree Ashley! It's so bittersweet! ALOT happens in a person's life since 1985! Wish we could go back to that time!! Wait..... a time machine! Yes Ashley we need a time machine!!🤔
@@samdorsey4590 omg yes we need a time machine. Where is Doc Brown when you need him? Sigh if only one could turn back the hands of time.
@@deltaboy767 I think that's a Cher song! "If we could turn back time" Lol
@@samdorsey4590 indeed it is a Cher song from 1986 if i could turn back time if i could find a way id take back those words that hurt and you'd stay!!! Hell yeah great song indeed.
So many people use click bait. And your title doesn't even say "Feat. Bob Gale". Impressive.
Click bait means to misrepresent what your video is about to get attention, so even if they did use 'feat. Bob Gale', it would not classify as click bait.
@@Inaworldoflove that's exactly what he said
Bob Gale is my 2nd Cousin and a Cider Legend in our town. He prob doesn’t remember that he’s in the future tho 😂
The Back to the Future trilogy personifies movie magic. Why where the '80s so wonderful?
L.A. November 2019 because it was before social media took over our lives.
Because the children of the 50s and 60s were the parents. And because it was America.
Because the boomers didn't ruin the economy yet
looking at how ordinary the locations are...you have to really applaud the director and cinematorgaher's role in making this (and any) movie.
The production designer was the guru
I still get goose bumps when I watch this movie...and I'm 40 years old now!
As a young kid, in the 80s I worked at Universal in security and drove a security car and had keys to almost everything on the backlot. I was constantly hanging out and walking the sets where the Clock Tower stands. I do miss the old original Clock Tower. Take a look at it. It's definitely not the same. I used to go across the street a lot to the shops where the Café 80s was. Those shops were some of the few that actually looked like a real shop when you walked in, but there was a big open warehouse in the center that connected them all. They used to store props in the center. I even slept in Janet Leigh's room in the Bates Motel once! Good times!!
END TIMEs Video Library awesome story. Do you have pictures
Since you are one of those insane people who believe the end times are coming and the illuminati rules the world, I don't believe you...
I believe he slept at the Bates Motel. it is not far from the set of the Clock Tower. See:
the iconic McFly house is in Arleta, CA pronounced Arleeta. I should know, having been born in raised within walking distance of that house. I was born the year before the movie came out, and used to pass by that house's main street all the time. Despite being a huge fan of that movie growing up, i never knew the house was there until few months ago! but i had already moved! ironically, i moved in 2015! lol wtf.
Luckily, i saw the clock tower in person multiple times on the Universal Studios tram.
Good story, dude.
...it could be true. We don't really know he's an end-times nut though. Maybe he just likes to catalogue examples of the genre. I myself spend a lot of time watching Alex Jones and other odd things. It's certainly not because I agree with them, though it is why I don't share viewing history or playlists.
alexander i agree with everything u said but who were u replying to
best movie ever. This is one of the movies I can watch over and over again.
This video here was released in Jan 2017. It suddenly appeared in my recommended August 2018. So I just watched it, and to say I am impressed is an understatement. You guys did an amazing job on this. Thank you very much.
This is my all time favourite movie....ever. Wish I could go there and see all that stuff. Brilliant. Thanks.
Same here. Id love to have the cash to buy Marty's house out from under those people and buy an old BMW and a 4runner pickup to put outside
@@StarBellySneetch I always wanted a Toyota 4 x4 Pickup Truck. Instead I got stuck with thr RAV4.
J D Me too!
1985 i move from Chile to sweden end this was the first movie i saw in sweden. Love the 80s :)
I had forgotten how utterly gorgeous Claudia Wells was.
The first time I was in Las Vegas and visited Fremont Street, right at the end of the street is the Plaza Hotel and Casino. I took one look at it and said that’s Biff’s Hotel and Casino from Back to the Future 2. I looked it up and I was right.
I see Doc at the Dodger Games... and he is super nice to all fans..... awesome!!!
Saw him at Megacon in Orlando, FL. I waited 6 hrs to see him, so worth it, He was so nice.
As much as I hate the Dodgers, I would sell my first born if I could be booing them right now. 🙁
The music and musical scores to this get me every time........ it’s so calming and euphoric to me........ takes me back to the 80’s when I was a kid
Ah the 80's-- things made a lot more sense then, didn't they?
For the most part, that is correct!
Far more than today where nothing shocks, not even an alien landing.
They didn't make sense then, and they sure don't make sense now.
And no COVID-19
No. I've seen Tootsie. They were in existential horror over feminism changing society.
Hands down best movie ever, I have watch more times than any other.
One of the greatest movies of all time!!! Besides that, it'll never get OLD!
This Video made me tear up, I had forgotten how much I love these movies. I am glad I saw this on a Friday cause now I know what I'm doing for the weekend. Marty, the Doc and I are going to eat some popcorn. Thank you.
Great insight into my favourite film franchise. Love Back To The Future so much
I was a teenager in 1985 and even without the internet and cable it was still better than 2018
Ur left behind pal
Lincoln mike AMEN.... those time are infinitely better than today!
_You're lucky! I was born in 1998(_
That was the beauty of those times - Limited access.
Now everything is available, at a finger snap, and there's no fun in having it like that.
Plus, the people back in those days, had a different view of life..
@@serge_bombit same
Ive rewatched this movie atleast 4 times in the last week and i dont know how but this movie is literally so aesthetically pleasing and perfect... never fails at immersing the viewer, this is the only movie that i wanted to be real life, idk the feeling but this movie will never get old.
It is funny how some things capture your heart for life. I was 20 years old when the movie came out in the theaters. Watching this video and listening to the music brought ME back in time to 1985 when we were all so influenced by this movie.... And our own youth...
I wish i had a de lorean and a fluxcompensator.. and go back to the 80s.. this was the best time ever! I love this Movie..... in the 3th part it was the first time in my life in a cinema... and it was wonderful... 😊
It's called a flux capacitor.
@@gunslingingbird74 in Germany they say flux compensator in the movie 😉
With everything going on right now, I would love to go back to 1985 America. 2020 is terrible.
Mee too!!
This will always be an iconic piece of history, Regardless how old it gets. Back to the future will be and will always be a real true classic
Great video......still my favorite trilogy of all time ....I was 12 when the first film came out .....knew instantly that was puente hills mall seeing I live and still live right by it that blew me away ...same with Whittier high skated there a lot as a youth ......80s rule !
My nerd heart loves this
I agree. I would call this video super cheesy but I really love it and the movies.
Great video 👍. As soon as the soundtrack from BTTF starts...,goosebumps. Brings "Back" memories 😌.
Aaaahh. I see what you did there. This film really holds up after all these years and way into the "Future"
I'm 51, I live in Dublin, Ireland and I remember going to the first cinema release of BTTF I was hooked, and it remains my favourite move ever, I have always loved the idea of time travel and still dream about getting my reminiscent hands that DeLorean and going back to see back to the future for the first time again, well maybe in the future. thanks for this VID, Love the story about the DeLorean doors! N.
Leitrim here. I know of a guy in Leitrim that owns 2 DeLorean's and its not unusual to meet him on the road with one! They had a DeLorean get-together in Leitrim a few years ago and about 25 showed up, I think there is about 60 approx. of them in Ireland.
The classic 80s movies, story driven masterpieces.
I am 23 and I love Back to the Future. Awesome movies :)
3:47 forgot that’s Huey Lewis with the bull horn.
The old days made many good movies. Like this one. Get a warm feeling when i hear the music.
Just watched all 3 movies! Still love them to this day after 35 years!!
This is a wonderful video. Thanks for bringing a new twist to a childhood favorite. So well done!
This was great, love the film's, great to see so much of the locations are still recognisable.
I was able to see the premiere of back to the future in 1985 ... just my brains flew. Thank you for this very moving video.
Man I heard the music at the beginning and got all excited...I really love this whole series.
This movie is a legend on its own.
What a great job in making this video! 👍👍 fantastic work! Unbelievable blending of clips😲
Thanks for sharing:)
I grew up on that movie that was really cool to reminisce and see the locations
I love being an 80s baby! The 90s were a lot of fun too, a lot of bright colors.
That was really great to watch. I actually got to shoot a pilot once on that iconic backlot. We used the entire area where the clock tower and other store fronts were located, included the now-sealed-up tunnel the DeLorean parks in in BTTF 2. Just love that movie! Thanks.
now that was a Great Documentary of were the movie was made. now I'm going to check it out myself. way to go guys can't believe how much effort you put into making this video.. "1985" Back to the future brings back memories to me when I was a senior in high school & my late wife
15:36 "The future is now!" Voice from inside the house "Would you get the hell off my lawn!"
The clock tower was dedicated on my birthday. I love that since this is one of my favorite movies!
Love this! Thanks! My best friend from College and I went to see the movie when it first came out---way back when! (1985 now feels as distant and other-worldly as 1955 did...)
Minor corrections:
1. The 1955 houses are in *South Pasadena, not Pasadena. These are two separate municipalities.
2. Arleta is pronounced Are LEE ta, not Are LET uh.
3. The Puente Hills Mall is located in City of Industry, CA, at the foot of the Puente Hills. There is no Puente, CA, but there is a La Puente, CA that is just to the north of City of Industry.
According to maps the border of industry and rowland runs along colima road and the mall is in industry.
Thank you for the great production!
Thank you so much!!
The three films together were brilliant there's not many films where fans are still turning up at locations now 35 years later. To me the best time travel movies ever
Hands down the best movie trilogy and of course was way ahead of its time!! Damm i miss the 80s
Thank u for this video!
Nice job guys! Well done. I had a chance to visit Marty's house, the Mall, and the Burger King when visiting L.A. in 2013. Loved it.
Great job mate! Must have been unreal chatting with Bob 😀
That was a cool that Bob Gale was nice enough to sit and talk about the movie.
Well done bro. Thanks a lot 4 the making and Sharing of this great nostalgic vid. B.T.T.F. is legend and it'll always be.
Really !!!!!!! This was AWESOME!
Thanks for this quality upload with all the important details covered and keeping it real.
I’m so jealous you get to see the locations. I’m just an Aussie 40 something bloke watching on my lounge with earphones on
I believe the iconic McFly house is in Arleta, CA pronounced Arleeta. I should know, having been born in raised within walking distance of that house. I was born the year before the movie came out, and used to pass by that house's main street all the time. Despite being a huge fan of that movie growing up, i never knew the house was there until few months ago! but i had already moved! ironically, i moved in 2015! lol wtf.
Luckily, i saw the clock tower in person multiple times on the Universal Studios tram.
MegaC me to
Mr. Zemeckis oh Mr. Zemeckis, I guess your hopes of BTTF only making it's money back came to fruition!!!! I bet that Bob ( and Bob Gale ) are looking at this today and saying. "WE SCORED A MEGA HOME RUN" with this trilogy. His Career would have been DONE if this movie would have flopped. But, he definitely didn't miss his shot on this one. And THANK YOU both ( Bob and Bob ) to have made it sure that this franchise is OFF LIMITS. A BTTF 4 or some other TV series ( as they did with the Terminator) would RUIN this trilogy. It's now A PIECE OF REAL ESTATE and you leave it alone.
I remember my father taking me to the theater to watch it. Hard to believe its been over 3 decades.
We were happy and we didn't know! The good old 80's. Back to the future rules!
Marty McFly plays a Gibson 345 guitar at the dance. But, that model didn't exist until 1959 at the earliest. But, it did look good. Thanks for posting the video! It was great!
They thought it was "the Chuck Berry guitar". I once bought an ES-345 and thought "this feels somehow familiar". Had to look up the history... :)
My father built the cars in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland :)
Delarrians?? Really the real ones
Cool!!!
Used to love this film back in the 80s and watch it every day as a kid on our VHS. I bought a Smart Roadster because it reminded me of the Delonghi ...and a gyne surgeon I used to work with was the spitting image of Doc Brown - Great Scott!!!
WeAreAllNeo - Delonghi makes excellent toasters.
Nice video.. Thank you.. One of ny favorite movies ever..
Theodore Daniels awful
I visited the Gamble House and McFly house when I was in LA. Such an amazing experience.
Watched these as a kid growing up, just let my kids watch the trilogy and they were amused and very into the movie just like I was back then..
Thanks for asking questions that all the generic interviews don't. I love all the stories and production of this video was great!
Extremely well done!! I've seen plenty of tv docs less informed and far less entertaining. Great going!!
2018 is way boring than 1985
TheMotorman ........good old 1980!
Totaly agree
Everything is so homogenized these days.
Since 1998, years are going too fast, and i really mean it "(- . -)"
You are damn right, I do crew with this... Regards.
Goose bumps and tear filled eyes through the whole episode... well done
Thank you for this upload. Man, the flashcksbacks, and the hair standing on my arms and a small tear in my eye. Thank you.
I wish they'd finally fucking release the Eric Stoltz scenes. I doubt he'd care at this point. It's a legendary story of actor replacement at this point.
yes every time they have a release i'm hoping it's going to be on it
That dude must be reeling over the loss of that role in the movie.
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M CK... Thanks. I guess it would be cool to see a DVD release where they don't just show us a few grainy clips, but if they took the time to print or process or master or whatever it is they call it when you make the raw scenes ready for commercial release. I wish that's what they did. I guess that's what I meant. But thanks for showing us those clips. They're still fascinating to see.
@@mickobrien3156 from what i have heard they only had like 5 scenes shot before he was out. I also read most were recycled when they got rid of the big film vault because cali was going to declare it a hazmat site and make it uninsurable. The old film was extremely flammable and when in cans it could explode when heat got too high.
I grew up in Hacienda Heights and went to see the filming of the movie. We had two great things go through our town... the Olympic torch in 1984 and the filming of that movie. Oh and by the way, Lee Majors and Farrah Faucet liered there too.
I grew up there as well and we watched them film at the Mall wondering what the heck they had done to that poor DeLorean. Haha
And my entire family went out to watch the Olympic Torch go down Hacienda Blvd.
Great making of that franchise. Gotta be one of the best franchises out there. We need more comedies like that. Great job!
MY FRIEND VERY GOOD TRIBUTE TO THE MOVIE..YOU BROUGHT ME IN MY MEMORY FANTASIC SEASONS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FROM GREECE !!!!
"The owners aren't the biggest fans of their houses cinematic legacy" Do you blame them? They probably have fan boys at their house every other day asking to look around.
Jonathan Cole they should move then
i would charge people haha!!! but to be honest i would love to have people over. I'm a big fan of the movie and i like to talk to like minded people.
Just like the Goonie's house.
You think people are banging on their door every day to ask about a 33 year old movie scene? I somehow doubt that. I'm sure they get a few people knocking every now and then, but I'd guess it's not close to "every other day".
Fat neck beard nerds everyday visiting their house.
Great Scott!!!! good vid
OMG I can’t believe I haven’t seen this before. Love it brings back so many great memories. My favourite films ever, thank you!! ❤
I enjoyed this adventure very, very much! Thank you Ryan and all those who put this together for us BTTF fans!
Another fun fact: The courthouse and town were used in the very first episode of the Twilight Zone series, "Where Is Everybody?"
Another fun fact it can also be seen in the background of Bruce Almighty when he parts the sea of traffic.
With Earl Hollman. I met him on Police Woman location with Angie Dickinson! 1974.
While this obviously gives me warm nostalgic feelings, I feel the whole thing is becoming a little annoying and absurd, and quite revealing about today's moviemaking creative crisis. Don't get me wrong, this and other fanmade videos are genuinely well made and interesting; but in 1985 nobody was obsessing over every little detail of, let's say, Rebel Without a Cause (1955)... because the audience had Back to the Future in cinemas. We're desperately clinging to the past because there's no present. There are many reasons why Hollywood has become creatively bankrupt, why real craftmaship has become less and less important (so nobody can light a scene well or build a good set anymore, 'cause the masters checked out and people thinks digital color correction and blue screens can fix anything), why nobody can write a truly original script like Bob Gale and Zemeckis and find a producer... but you get the picture. I was a kid in the eighties, movies like this one are part of my life, but I wish we could move on and find the next Back to the Future. If things won't change, we'll never get it.
I'm around your age (also a kid in the 80's) and I agree wholeheartedly. Hollywood either has a talent deficiency or they've given up on creativity altogether. Just look at all the remakes and superhero movies. That's literally almost all that comes out anymore. I think they just realized that this younger generation will buy anything...even recycled garbage. So why bother with quality? I've noticed the same thing in the gaming industry. Fanboys will defend anything that comes to their favorite console, regardless of quality. The Switch is selling like hotcakes, even though the game selection is mostly (a) ports of games from older consoles and (b) games designed in a cheap 8 bit (or 16 bit) style. Also, the gaming industry on the whole just pumps out the same franchises (Madden, Mario, Zelda, Assassin's Creed, Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto, etc) over and over again.
Innovation is gone, and it's probably all due to greed. The only way to change that is to vote with your wallet. Don't buy rehashed poor quality movies and games.
Agree I think modern moviemaking seems so pumped full of political messages they've moved away from great storytelling and now just churn out staid cash cows.
As also an 80’s kid , it’s the same with everything today! Business greed micromanaging squeezing every red sent out of anything and everything! Why Music and movies and anything else creative seems not as good today! They have researched and came out with a money making System and cookie cut everything out! Yes great movies came out of the 80’s but there is also a whole lot of crap movies too that are forgotten! Thank God for that!
Breaking Bad brushed BTTF's level of fandom.
It's not a movie, but you know what I mean.
But I agree. Good stuff is harder to find, and because of modern society and culture, harder to make without getting into some trouble.
I disagree on both counts-- People certainly were obsessed with disecting cinema back then, they were just invisible to you in the absense of RUclips. And people today are more obsessed with Star Wars than they have ever been with any movie series, past or present.
Truly a well put together video on one of the greatest movie ever made. the effort is outstanding and really makes the whole film seem real and part of our lives especially knowing most of the locations are real time. its without a doubt a nostalgic tribute to great film making and an era that was truly golden.
I Absolutely, LOVE Back To The Future 1 2 and 3. I was 16 in 1985. And 20 in 1989 when 2 came out and 46 in 2015. Wow ! Amazing. Thank God ! I have all 3 movies on DVD.😁
WOW Karla! So do I! 1,2,3 Back to the future movie's! I absolutely love these movies! It makes a person long for a simpler time!! If we just had a time machine Karla!! 🤔
@@samdorsey4590 Absolutely, I would have Loved to go back to 1985 when i was 16.
@@karlastafford9623 Yes so would I! Let's see I was.... 26 then!😳 Now I feel like the part when Marty's wife ( Elizabeth Shue ) sees herself in the future then she passes out cuz she's old!!! Lol
@@samdorsey4590 Yes, At 16 back then seeing myself at 50 now i really would pass out. 😂😁
@@karlastafford9623 same here Karla! Knowing then in 1985 I would even be alive at 61 years old definitely would of freaked me out!! I'm sure you look great Karla! Ya know 50 is the new 40!! And 61 is.... well, uh 61! Lol😪
Who else burst out laughing at 10:54 lol, by the way this is one of the best videos i have saw ever utube, awesome upload!!
Did you ever notice when the DeLorean backs up to the camera to take flight you can see the reflection of the camera in a license plate
I was always stuck on how the car's reverse lights don't work
@@nthgth because the number dial pad to set a date is blocking the switch for the lights
@@David-nq8cv the switch for the reverse lights is activated by putting a car in reverse. (Have you never observed cars before?) Obviously the car is in reverse here. Thus the reverse lights should be on.
I suppose they were disconnected by the movie crew for reasons of optimal scene lighting.
@@nthgth FYI it was explained by VideoBob, the guy who makes BTTF Delorean replicas, besides the two vents in the back cover most of the reverse lights. So next time learn about how this specific delorean is before assuming people don't know about vehicles because you clearly didn't observed this one
Best movies of all time! Every I'm going through the channels and see that Back to the Future I, II or III is on I stop and start watching no matter where in the film it is. Only other movies I do this to are the National Lampoons series. Thanks for making this!
The fact that is was the #1 movie in 1985 is impressive (389 million box office). Rambo Part 2 was in the same year, so was Rocky 4 and they were extremely popular too and made a ton of money also! (both made 300 million box office) Just think, how much was a normal movie ticket back in those days? (compared to today) A ton of people saw these movies! Job well done!
Interesting how much work goes into making a movie like this one. Eric Stoltz must have been bummed. Another video claims Eric was the one in the diner who hits Biff. It does look like him when slowed down. Great movies!
I've seen some of that version of the movie and its creepy. not funny or fun
"Hey McFly, your shoes untied"... Not unlaced... C'MON MAAAN!!!.
Right! Who the hell says "unlaced"? I've never heard anyone say a shoe is "unlaced" before.
Lol my first reaction too
This film and the two sequels were the best movies of my life and the original Delorean DMC-12 of the film a dream.
How sweet! Life is made of moments like these, what a great thing to be in the same spots where this iconic movie was made. Love it, great video!
Fun fact: DeLorean's are known for being seriously underpowered. It's doubtfully Doc's Time Machine would have had the acceleration to outrun the VW Bus.
yeah but those VW vans are also 'seriously underpowered'
@Occams Razor its Hollywood, one could do ANYTHING back then in the great world of Hollywood.
Occams Razor - True. The sound department overdubbed a V8 engine sound to make it sound less weedy.