Tags for this video have been changed from 'Captain Disillusion, Back to the future, vfx, effects' to 'Captain Disillusion, Back to the future, vfx, effects, bttf' - edited by lucky760

The only thing that didn't really work was the musical segue from Huey Lewis(?) to the BTTF theme. It felt clumsy, which was a shame because the drifting delorean worked really well with it.

Other than that, it was exceptionally well put together.

I think an interesting plot line for an actual BTTF 4 would be to show that Marty & Doc somehow affected the course of technology and disrupted the invention of cold fusion, hoverboards, etc

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"Great Scott!" "This is heavy." I saw this last night by accident. It was rad(ical)! Boo to Cubs being swept. Yay for yesterday for BTTF fans.

Certainly seems to be one of those rare films that completely stands up over time. Many of my favorites from the 80s are a bit hokey now, but not BttF. For me it's up there with Ghostbusters and the Indiana Jones movies in capturing the cinematic best from that time.

Man... BTTF is one of the greats. Just a wonderful movie through and through. Love it.

I just happened to watch BTTF last night, coincidentally enough.

One of the best films ever made. Unbelievable that it's been 30 years. (And we still don't have flying cars!)

I'd really like to see this documentary.

No, I played BTTF game though. Not a fan of those.

Well, I'm going to upvote any new content related to BTTF, but this could have been so much better

>> ^Arkaium:

Actually pretty darn funny.


Especially that rape scene. Heh!

@lucky760: "Nice theory, but it's proven wrong in BTTF 1 where Marty didn't return..."
I'm saying at no point in any BTTF has anyone ever returned to their original future after traveling to the past. They return to an altered future.

I think Doc has a line about 'the future hasn't been written yet', as the norm is to alter the future all the time, but going into the past means altering the future again... and I'm arguing you can't ever return to that first time line in a BTTF universe. ... errr, multi-verse

@bamdrew: "If this logic were strictly adhered to I don't see how you could ever return to your original future once you've gone to the past" -- Nice theory, but it's proven wrong in BTTF 1 where Marty didn't return to his original future. He landed in the altered future (where his brother's a lawyer, his father's an author, he has a truck, etc.).

@campionidelmondo: Those are some great thoughts that will help me sleep at night. I like the idea of #2, as it reminds me of Bill and Ted: "Later, I'll travel back to before we got locked in this cage and give myself the key... Now I have the key!"

Glad I'm not the only one who overlooked this gaping hole for so many, many years. That's how you know these movies are really great- they're capable of distracting you by entertaining you so thoroughly.

Side note: I learned in the new special features that the original ending was written so that Marty drove the Delorean into a nuclear bomb test detonation in the desert rather than hitting the lightning cable at precisely 88 mph. (And what are the odds he could hit the cable at the split second the lightning bolt was hitting it? Another quirk that's started bothering me.)

All right, the BTTF was winsome. But there's something creepy about these younglings in the 80s closet. Go back to your porta-cell communicators and Ashley Spears, brats!

*cinema *scifi *wheels *timeshift? *history

Also, see the preshow video which is cool too: http://videosift.com/video/Back-to-the-Future-BTTF-Ride-Preshow-Videos

>> ^dag:

What are they replacing it with?


BTTF ride was replaced by The Simpsons. Japan location still has BTTF.