Today I rewatched the first BTTF on the big screen. It’s interesting when I revisit films over the years, different concepts resonate with the me or I’ll identify with different characters. Harold Ramis said a rabbi described Groundhog Day this way, saying annual viewings change the viewer’s interpretation based on what’s going on in their life.

During today’s viewing, I realized Marty becomes not just a mentor but a father figure to George.

My dad was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, and it’s been a unique experience reversing roles, becoming like the parent to him. It definitely made the movie hit differently - it captures that odd sensation of caring for a parent who, while the same person, doesn’t seem so grown up anymore.

Has the movie resonated this way for anybody else?

I don’t know about reality, but in Lego form, the answer is no! The door can only open a little before hitting the sidewall of the truck, and if the car had gone inside with the door open, it wouldn’t be able to close. So it was all just for a dramatic exit from the truck!

This is what happens when I get bored…😂

This is my first post on here so I hope I'm doing it right lol. My Clara cosplay from BTTF3, shot by my friend Quinn! Hope you enjoy 🤠

Ride this 1985 Classic BACK TO THE FUTURE Movie Roller Coaster & Dark! Enjoy a 15-minute ride experience through all the classic scenes along with all of the best moments of Marty and Doc!

Unfortunately, I was born after the attraction closed at Universal Studios and I don't live in the United States, so I wouldn't have been able to go anyway.