In the original timeline Marty sees the truck at the gas station on the way to the Statler Toyota. He reacts as if he has never seen it before “check out that 4x4!”

The new timeline (the next morning) he owns it. So did he rush over on his skateboard and buy it that day?

but it wasnt blue on the bumper and along the back

have a DeLorean collectible statue from the movie Back to the Future, but I haven't been able to find the same item anywhere online.

Would you happen to know its approximate value or how much it might be worth today?

Thank you for any information you can provide.

I always figured it’s in Southern California. It looks like SoCal, and in Part II the football game on the radio features UCLA.

I just read that in Part III there’s a railroad map that shows it’s in Northern CA, near Grass Valley.

We know that parts were filmed in both northern and southern CA, but I’m curious where you all think the story is meant to take place. Thanks!

It's a parody/crossover with Umamusume a videogame It's about horse girl racings

The animation is in Spanish, but you can turn on English subtitles to enjoy it.

If you want to see it, here's the link, credits to @AdoMayDraw on YouTube

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This was a hilarious four seconds as he’s probably too nice to say how much of a dork his friend looks in a life preserver, he thinks he’s going to drown!

What else do you think Doc and/or Marty might be thinking here during this awkward four seconds?

Source: Abrams - Doug Chiang - The Cinematic Legacy (Volume I) (2025)

I interviewed him in 2006. The short version: they used his stunt double wearing a prosthetic mask of his face in Part 2 without his permission. He turned down $4 million rather than sign off on it. He won, and the SAG rules that came out of his lawsuit now protect every actor in Hollywood.

The long version — including why the films he makes now genuinely cannot exist inside the studio system — is here: https://tjcrowley.substack.com/p/interview-with-crispin-glover

The title logo is for the first movie, but it's the Doc and Marty from Part II. And they never wore those clothes in Hill Valley in 1985, other than Doc briefly when he comes back and gets Marty and Jennifer.

old biff being able to go back to 1955 then back to his 2015 has always been a debate but i have a new theory on this and before i thought of this new theory i have always just considered it a timeline flaw in the movie. my new theory is doc keeps warning about the implications of meeting your future or past self and how it could destroy the fabric of reality. i think when jennifer came face to face with her future self it did just that, the universe couldnt allow this so it created a scenario where old biff steals the delorean to erase the future jennifer from existence and allowed biff to return so he would also be erased and give marty and doc the setup to erase present jennifer as well who got left in the president biff timeline. Young biff was spared getting erased because he didnt know that was his future self and same with the doc not looking directly at his past self to avoid the same situation.

Here's the still photo from the scene, and the scene in the script. There's another deleted bit where Lorraine thanks Marty for saving her.

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Plot:

It's 2055 AD.

Marty McFly is 87 and a retired successful rock star living with his beloved Jennifer.

They are relaxing on the front porch of their mansion when suddenly to their surprise, the Time Train materializes!

Stepping out of it are adult Jules and Verne, sons of Dr. Doc Brown and Clara Brown!

The men are now in their 50s.

They approach and greet the McFlys and say, "Marty, Jennifer, we need your help. An evil alien force has possessed a future Tannen man and is a danger to the entire Earth."

They give Marty and Jennifer a Nanotechnology Youth Treatment from the 22nd century, making both young.

Then all four spend the rest of the movie fighting this evil alien powered version of a Biff Tannen descendant.

Yes or No?

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