Back to the Future™ is not a simple film series. Hailed as "The Smartest
Film Series of the '80s", there is not another film series in any decade that is as
intelligent, logically correct and entertaining as Back to the Future™ is. There
are so many little intricate details throughout the entire series, that anyone
could get them all mixed up! The flow of events and circumstances fit together
like a jigzaw puzzle, but hey, this ain't no kid's toy!!
Will Back to the Future™ Part IV ever happen? That all depends on you!
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After you've written the studios, and Back to the Future™ Part IV does
finally get made, there's a lot of details throughout the series that must be
recognized and not overlooked for consistency in the storyline. There are items
from different time periods scattered all throughout the space-time continuum. It
seems as if something was left behind that shouldn't have been on every time
trip. If Universal Studios plans on making a Back to the Future™ Part IV, there
are a lot of intricate details created in Back to the Future™...The Ride that they
should be mindful of and take into consideration when producing a fourth
chapter. Since this series is very consistent in retaining the details revealed in
earlier installments, those formulated in Back to the Future™...The Ride simply
cannot be neglected. Here's what has been established since the last movie
(some of these will be common knowledge to all fans, and some will likely
provoke some interesting feedback):
Twin Pines Mall is now named Lone Pine Mall. When Marty ran down one
of Old Man Peabody's pine trees, the name of the mall was changed.
George and Lorraine are now successful and healthy. After Marty's
intervention with them in 1955, Marty influenced George enough to write a
book. George is alive and well, as his death in the alternate 1985 is
reversed.
Marty owns the
Jennifer now knows about Marty and Doc's time travels by realizing it
wasn't all just a dream. Her older self in 2015 will now know this bit of
information.
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We don't know if Doc's
Marty's jean jacket from Back to the Future™ somehow ends up in the
"Blast From The Past" Antiques Store in Back to the Future™ Part II. It is in
the same nice condition it was in when Marty last wore it in Back to the
Future™.
The accident with the Rolls Royce doesn't occur, so Marty may have never
given up his career in Rock 'N Roll.
Doc's tombstone is no longer in the cemetery beside the Delgado mine
shaft, as Doc doesn't die on September 7, 1885.
Clayton Ravine is now called Eastwood Ravine.
The top of Old Biff's cane, the "Blast From The Past" bag with receipt, and
the blank "You're Fired!!!" Cusco FAX all remain in 1985 after being
brought back from 2015 in Back to the Future™ Part II.
We don't know what happened to Doc's binoculars, sleep-enducing alpha
rhythm generator, first set of clothes and glasses, or the suitcase full of
money. Everything except the money was probably left in 2015 since we
do not ever see them again. But since the suitcase contained bills from the
1800's (1861, 1863, 1864, and 1875), we can safely assume from this
foreshadowing that Doc carried this case with him to the old west.
The photo of Doc standing in front of the clock in 1885 now exists twice in
1985, one version with Marty and the other version without. Marty took the
first version with him from 1955 to 1885, and then brought it back with him
to 1985. Marty has both versions of the same exact photo in his hand
when the
The
One of the walkie-talkies remained in 1885 with Doc at the end of Back to
the Future™ Part III, and the other one stayed with Marty when he went
back to 1985. When Doc was zapped from 1955 to 1885, he took one with
him then. 1955 Doc put fresh batteries in Marty's walkie-talkies, but
somehow Marty ended up with two of them in 1955, as it appears that Doc
places two units into the DeLorean. The only possible solution to this little
mystery is that Doc left his walkie-talkie in the DeLorean when he buried it
in the Delgado mine. Marty and Doc found it inside the DeLorean in 1955,
Doc replaced its batteries, then Marty took them both to 1885.
Doc's train shirt and khaki pants from 2015 remained in 1885 with Doc as
did the May 23, 1983 newspaper that headlined "EMMETT BROWN
COMMENDED" when he was accidentally zapped back to 1885.
Marty's clothes from 1985 (red t-shirt and blue jeans) were taken with him
1885. His
From the events in Back to the Future™...The Ride, Biff from 1955 now
knows that Doc invented time travel. Biff stows away sometime late in
1955, undetected by the time travel team that went to 1955, and travels to
present day in a time travel vehicle taken to 1955 by the team. At the
Institute Of Future Technology, he steals the DeLorean and flees forward
in time to October 25, 2015 and then back to the Ice Age in the wake of the
dinosaur era. His knowledge of this fact will trickle down through the
years, meaning he will learn of Doc's invention long before October 21,
2015. Whether or not Biff's death on October 21, 2015 is reversed at the
end of Back to the Future™ Part II (see The Secrets of the Back to the
Future™ Trilogy VHS special) his knowledge of this information could be
extremely dangerous to Doc & Marty.
Doc has obviously decided not to live out the rest of his life in the late
1800's. Sometime between October 27, 1985 and May 2, 1991 Doc,
Einstein, and presumably the rest of the family returned to present day Hill
Valley. Doc founded the Institute Of Future Technology and invented a
plethora of new creations. Doc's return to present day is evident both in
Back to the Future™...The Ride and the live-action sequences of Back to
the Future™ - The Animated Series.
Doc has built at least one new DeLorean, if not two. In Back to the
Future™...The Ride, Biff steals what appears to be the same DeLorean that
was destroyed at the end of Back to the Future™ Part III. Doc either builds
an exact duplicate, or he finds a way to recover it before it is destroyed,
which would change the ending of Back to the Future™ Part III. If it is the
same car, the flying circuits have been repaired or replaced. The other
DeLorean is the eight-passenger convertible DeLorean that can be piloted
by remote-control by Doc.
Much damage has now been wreaked upon Hill Valley. Griff and his gang
shattered the glass in the front of the clock tower courthouse mall in the
beginning of Back to the Future™ Part II. However, three days later in Back
to the Future™...The Ride, this damage has already been repaired. Then, in
the early morning of October 25, 2015, the eight-passenger DeLorean
crashes through a couple of signs, including
Jaws 19 is still playing at the Holomax. Any time travel done between
present day and October 25, 2015 can show other Jaws sequels between
Jaws IV and Jaws 19 being advertised on posters or television. There are
fifteen sequels that must be made in the next 18 years!
Several of these items may seem to be picky little details, but in Back
to the Future™, these little details can really add up! Significant details that
aren't easily detected the first few viewings is where a lot of the fun lies in
this series. Dates, times, locations, people, clothing, and personal property
items are all of the essence in this series, as you never know when you
may be re-introduced to any number of these later on in the series.
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