Ritorno al futuro - Parte III

Titolo originale: Back to the Future Part III
Regia: Robert Zemeckis |
Anno: 1990
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Avventura Commedia Fantascienza
Tag: california | saloon | sports car | inventor | horseback riding | indian territory | locomotive | time travel | native american | mad scientist | sequel | outlaw | shootout | gunfight | train | wild west | cavalry | nostalgic | 1950s | hoverboard | playful | suspenseful | enthusiastic | exhilarated | optimistic |
Cast: Michael J. Fox | Christopher Lloyd | Mary Steenburgen | Thomas F. Wilson | Lea Thompson | Elisabeth Shue | Matt Clark | Richard Dysart | Pat Buttram | Harry Carey, Jr. | Dub Taylor | James Tolkan | Marc McClure | Wendie Jo Sperber | Jeffrey Weissman | Christopher Wynne | Sean Sullivan | Mike Watson | Hugh Gillin | Burton Gilliam | Bill McKinney | Donovan Scott | Flea | J.J. Cohen | Ricky Dean Logan | Marvin J. McIntyre | Kaleb Henley | Todd Cameron Brown | Dannel Evans | Kevin Holloway | Michael Higgins | Leslie A. Prickett | Dean Cundey | Jo B. Cummings | Steve McArthur | John Ickes | James A. Rammel | Michael Klastorin | Michael Mills | Kenny Myers | Brad McPeters | Phinnaes D. | Rod Kuehne | Leno Fletcher | Joey Newington | Larry Ingold | Tim Konrad | Glenn Fox |

Per questa terza, conclusiva, puntata della trilogia, Marty McFly è costretto a tornare indietro nel tempo fino al 1885 per salvare Doc, che vi era stato catapultato al termine del secondo capitolo. Questa volta tornare nel futuro sarà ancora più difficile.

Approfondimenti

The steam locomotive in the film, Sierra #3, has been recently returned to service at Railtown 1897 [...] D
The Pohatchee Drive-In marquis lists a triple feature of Francis in the Navy (1955), Ma and Pa Kettl [...] D
Each movie in the trilogy has an early scene that foreshadows an event that occurs in the third act. [...] D
By the time it is destroyed, the time machine is made up of components of each era it visited in the [...] D
Throughout all three movies only four people either were confirmed dead, or hinted at having been ki [...] D
The film is the final chapter of the Back to the Future trilogy. However, an animated television ser [...] D
Early in 2008, several directors, including Steven Spielberg, voted on an attraction room for Univer [...] D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Biff watches Per un pugno di dollari (1964) in the alternati [...] D
Buford says to Doc's dance date (Clara), "Well, looky what we have here." Biff says the same thing t [...] D
In the Back to the Future trilogy, the "present" date is October 26, 1985 (2015 is the future, 1885 [...] D
ZZ Top: One of the film's composing bands has a cameo as the band in 1885, playing a variation of "D [...] D
One of the DeLoreans used in the filming of this movie was on display at the Planet Hollywood restau [...] D
An similar scene of a Locomotive '3' pushing a car on the train track can be seen in La grande corsa [...] D
Before the new courthouse clock is reset to 8:00 ready for its official 8:00 start, it can be seen b [...] D
The editor of Hill Valley's newspaper in 1885 is "M. R. Gale", a tribute to trilogy screenwriter Bob [...] D
On November 7, 2010 the DeLorean used during filming was put back on the exact set of tracks used fo [...] D
It's believed that Doc's kiss with Clara marks Christopher Lloyd's first kissing scene in his movie [...] D
The day before the film's official release, 19 cities across the US hosted a screening of the entire [...] D
At the end of the film, Doc Brown's wardrobe is inspired by Professor Marvel's in Il mago di Oz (193 [...] D
Doc Brown stands at the bar with a shot of whiskey in his hand all night, and then promptly passes o [...] D
In every film of the trilogy: There is a scene where Marty is knocked unconscious and awoken by some [...] D
The clock in the clock tower started running at 8:00 p.m. on September 5, 1885. The date is provided [...] D
The role of Clara Clayton was written specifically for Mary Steenburgen. D
The DeLorean that was specifically used for travelling back to 1885 is the only other fully intact o [...] D
When Doc shoots the hanging rope, it is a nod to the film Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (1966), in [...] D
In 2011, the DeLorean with the white-walled 1950s wheels was finally restored after a good six to se [...] D
This film marked the second time Christopher Lloyd (Doc) worked in a film with Pat Buttram (black ha [...] D
Before sending Marty back to 1885, Doc mentions that he uses the drive-in theater so Marty doesn't r [...] D
Michael J. Fox compared the filming of all three movies to "being back in school", as it seemed like [...] D
The steam engine is blowing black smoke out the chimney as if it were burning coal, but the tender i [...] D
This is the second comedic Western to feature a character played by Christopher Lloyd in love with a [...] D
Robert Zemeckis would repeatedly work 18-hour days, shooting this film by day and overseeing the edi [...] D
Ranked #35 on Empire Magazine's 50 Greatest Movie Sequels in 2009. D
To film the destruction of the DeLorean (right after Marty McFly's eventual return to 1985), the fil [...] D
The scene in which Marty crashes into the fence and is found by his paternal great-great grandfather [...] D
Doc's flying time-traveling train is a culmination of technology used by Doc in all three films - th [...] D
The film takes place from November 12 to November 16, 1955, from September 2 to September 7, 1885 an [...] D
The name on the manure wagon in 1885 reads "A. Jones". In Ritorno al futuro (1985), the name on the [...] D
The scene where a machine is making breakfast could be a nod to another crackpot inventor, Caractacu [...] D
Marty thwarts Needles by driving in reverse during their drag race. Steve McQueen pulls this exact s [...] D
The scene where Marty enters the Palace Saloon in 1885 and tries to order ice water is similar to a [...] D
The recent release of the Diamond Select Toys' 1:15 scale model of the railed version of the DeLorea [...] D
In some shots for the scene where Marty is dragged by the horse, Michael J. Fox was actually being d [...] D
The 1978 western movie Goin' South starred Christopher Lloyd as a town deputy who's love of his life [...] D
Sixth-highest-grossing film of 1990. D
This is the first of two western movies for which Alan Silvestri composed the music of in 1990. The [...] D
The bandanna Doc Brown is wearing is made from the shirt he wore in Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (19 [...] D
Bill McKinney plays the train engineer when Doc and Marty hijack the engine. He was also in Il texan [...] D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: The song "The Power of Love" is played during the second scene of the trilogy, [...] D
Despite receiving A six shooter, Marty is never seen firing it. He does carry it, and even threatens [...] D
The saloon in 1885 Hill Valley is in the same location as Lou's Café in 1955, the gym in 1985, an [...] D
For Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989) and this film, two years were spent building the sets and co [...] D
A Wells Fargo building can be seen when Marty is about to enter the Palace Saloon. The company was e [...] D
Marty and Needles would've had the right of way during their drag race; as they had the green light [...] D
The 1:15 scale DeLorean model with the rail wheels from Diamond Select Toys was originally set to be [...] D
When Marty, in the Hilldale neighborhood, decides to "race" Needles, as Needles' truck swerves away [...] D
Tom Wilson based his characterization of Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen on Lee Marvin's Liberty Valance in [...] D
The number of people shown on the movie poster/DVD cover matches which film of the trilogy it is: Th [...] D
When Buford shoots Marty (who is wearing the stove lid under the poncho), you can hear the bullet hi [...] D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In each of the three films, a common theme is that Marty always ends up in a pu [...] D
According to an Interview this was Christopher Lloyd's first onscreen kiss. D
In the novelization, after the little boy hands Marty back his gun, he asks him where he got the ide [...] D
In the first movie, Doc tells Marty that he was inspired to create the flux capacitor after hitting [...] D
In 1996, Lego released their line of time travel themed sets. As part of the promo for both the Time [...] D
After waking up in bed and confronting Maggie McFly, Marty briefly pauses while rising from the bed [...] D
Robert Zemeckis: [citation] When Marty walks along the railroad tracks and finally reaches the town, [...] D
The locomotive that smashed the DeLorean at the end of the film belonged to the Ventura County Railw [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen makes Marty dance by shooting at him on the floor. After Marty flips the spi [...] D
Clint Eastwood was asked for permission about his name being used for Marty in the film. He consente [...] D
Doc Brown's signature was born out of necessity due to him being taller then Michael J. Fox (Marty). D
Filmed at the same time as Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989). In the four years since Ritorno al f [...] D
After the scene in the saloon where Marty prepares for the duel, you can hear a clock striking 8:00 [...] D
The train that crashes into the bottom of the ravine was actually a model. D
Although Marty mentions Clara's name several times throughout the film, he never actually addresses [...] D
This was the only installment of the trilogy to not be released in the 1980s. D
The death of Michael J. Fox's father delayed filming for two weeks. D
When Doc blows the train whistle he exclaims "I've wanted to do that all my life!" This was also sai [...] D
Michael J. Fox said he enjoyed filming this over Back to the Future Part II (1989) and found it to b [...] D
If the DeLorean was equipped with a time odometer which measured years travelling backwards or forwa [...] D
Although a handful of scenes were shot during the making of Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), off [...] D
In 1976, Matt Clark played Kelly the bartender in Il texano dagli occhi di ghiaccio (1976), serving [...] D
Pat Buttram's last on-screen role, as a patron in the saloon. All of the roles he performed afterwar [...] D
Actor and former President Ronald Reagan was originally approached to play the part of Mayor Hubert [...] D
The film's working title was "Three". D
The 1885 time setting was partly due to a suggestion by Michael J. Fox, who had commented to produce [...] D
The bulk of the main cast - Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Tom Wilson - have all c [...] D
In the 1880s, the fastest steam locomotive in active service was the Eight Wheeler Steam Engine (whe [...] D
This is the only film in the trilogy where Marty and Doc Brown exchange catchphrases. Marty says "Gr [...] D
In all three "Back To The Future" films, a member of the Tannen family (Biff, Griff, or Mad Dog) alw [...] D
The twinkly piano cue, used at the start of the main title theme of this film is an homage by Alan S [...] D
Writer/producer Bob Gale owns two pieces of the destroyed DeLorean: the time circuit display and a t [...] D
The part of Seamus McFly was originally written for Crispin Glover. D
The location shoot was so dusty that many of the crew took to wearing paint masks. D
After stopping Mad Dog Tannen from shooting Doc Brown, Marty tells Mad Dog and his crew to "lighten [...] D
In the scene where Doc and Marty are analyzing the map and talking about how Clayton ravine is then [...] D
[01:50:45] Doc's younger son, Verne, looks right at the camera. D
In the course of the year that it took to film Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989) and this movie, M [...] D
Filmed over a period of five and a half months. D
The clock for the Hill Valley Clock Tower can be seen in the background being unloaded from the trai [...] D
According to the clock behind them, Doc and Marty have their picture taken at 8:08 p.m. This is poss [...] D
There exists enough clues in all three movies to reconstruct the travels of the DeLorean precisely ( [...] D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In each film in the trilogy, Tom Wilson ends up covered in manure. D
It is never explained why the Tannens hate, bully and antagonize the McFly family in the entire Back [...] D
When Doc and Marty are at the drive-in preparing the DeLorean for the trip to 1885, Marty mentions C [...] D
A horse dealership in 1885 is owned by the Statlers. In Ritorno al futuro (1985) there is an ad on t [...] D
The brief clip of Clara yanking the emergency cord aboard the train car is used on a regular routine [...] D
There are two DeLoreans at the same time in this film in 1885: the one hidden in the mine waiting to [...] D
In a scene that was cut from the film, Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen shoots Marshal Strickland in the back [...] D
As mentioned before, ZZ Top cameos as the town band during the big dance scene; if you watch closely [...] D
The character of Clara Clayton is in reference to Clara Clemens, Samuel Clemens' (Mark Twain's) daug [...] D
Tom Wilson, who plays Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen, performed all of his horse riding stunts himself. He [...] D
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER TRADEMARK (Steven Spielberg): [stars]: When Doc and Clara kiss while looking at t [...] D
When filming the sequence with the train and DeLorean, for safety's sake, the builders rigged it so [...] D
A bottle of Tabasco sauce is visible in the saloon during the "wake-up juice" scene. It has a design [...] D
According to The Making of 'Back to the Future III' (1990), the manure consisted mainly of horse fee [...] D
The DeLorean's wheels are conveniently located for riding on railroad tracks. The car's track width [...] D
Clara can be seen behind Marty and Doc while looking at the map at the train station. D
The Colt salesman tells Marty that the shooting game is so easy a baby can do it. In Ritorno al futu [...] D
Marty is talking to Doc about love and says that love hits you "like lightning". Doc replies "Don't [...] D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: Marty is in 1955 and 1985 at some point in each film of the trilogy. D
Doc Brown states his German ancestors' surname was "von Braun". This is a reference to Wernher von B [...] D
The person who has time traveled the farthest into the future is Clara Clayton. At the end of the fi [...] D
The first scene in this movie, where Marty goes back to the future in the time machine, powered by a [...] D
When filming the scene where Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen tries to lynch Marty, Michael J. Fox was accide [...] D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Biff's hotel in the alternate 1985 is called "Biff's Pleasur [...] D
In the mid 1990s, there was plans for Back to the Future Part IV. One discussed plot would have invo [...] D
In a deleted scene (shown on DVD), Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen was supposed to shoot Marshal Strickland [...] D
Robert Zemeckis: [fight in restaurant] D
A prop and building set preservation committee submitted a request and got it granted for the Ponach [...] D
Marty uses a "Frisbie's" pie plate to knock a gun out of Mad Dog's hand. In 1871, the Frisbie Pie Co [...] D
[00:04:15] The four pictures above Doc's fireplace in 1955 show, from left to right: Sir Isaac Newto [...] D
The scene in which Doc explains to Clara that he is from the future is similar to the scene when Mar [...] D
Specs on the diesel locomotive that wipes out the DeLorean near movie's end: this train engine is an [...] D
If Marty had killed Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen in the duel, Biff Tannen would never had been born, and [...] D
The town was in Chinese Camp, California, and was, in an eerily fitting way, destroyed by lightning [...] D
In this film, Mary Steenburgen played Clara Clayton, a 19th Century woman who falls in love with a t [...] D
The scenes shot in Monument Valley were in unusually cold temperatures even though Doc and Marty are [...] D
Evidently, the manager for ZZ Top repeatedly tried to convince producer/co-writer Bob Gale to make t [...] D
Throughout the entire trilogy, each year that Doc and/or Marty travel to ends with the number five ( [...] D
The DeLorean makes its longest single leap through time in this movie, travelling one hundred years, [...] D
The second and third Back to the Future movies were shot consecutively over the course of eleven mon [...] D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Marty clumsily attempts to play "The Power Of Love" on his g [...] D
Just like in the 1st film (when Lorraine surprises them in Doc's garage), both Marty & Doc have to s [...] D
Robert Zemeckis: [Music] The seventh Robert Zemeckis-directed project with music by Alan Silvestri. D
From the outset, Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale were adamant that Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989) [...] D
This film was released in North America on May 25, 1990, writer/producer Bob Gale's 39th birthday. D
The steam locomotive used in this movie is Sierra No. 3, painted and rigged to look like the Locomot [...] D
Biff "has a lot of room to talk" when he accuses Marty of being "the little hothead" in Ritorno al f [...] D
The scene where Marty and Jennifer kiss on the porch was the only scene shot while Ritorno al futuro [...] D
In 1885, Clara asked Doc whether it would be possible to travel to the Moon. Doc answered "Definitel [...] D
The three old timers in the saloon were played by Dub Taylor, Pat Buttram, and Harry Carey Jr., who [...] D
Mary Steenburgen's children were the ones who persuaded her to be in the film. D
When Marty comes back from 1885 on the train track, you can see that the ravine is now called "Eastw [...] D
Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis figured that for this movie, they had already done all that they could [...] D
While at the Pohatchee Drive-In Theater in 1955 prior to time travelling back to 1885, Marty asks wh [...] D
while Doc/Marty are planning the train route, Clara can be seen in the background holding her things [...] D
During the scene where they are prepping the DeLorean at the Pohatchee Drive-In Theater, Marty says [...] D
The writing on the picture Doc gives Marty reads "To Marty - Partners in time - September 5, 1885" . D
First movie to use Universal's new 75th anniversary opening studio logo. The logo ran until 1997. D
The hammering in the Hill Valley clock tower as it is being built in 1885 mirrors the ticking of the [...] D
The train station is near the site of the station built for Il cavaliere pallido (1985), a Clint Eas [...] D
After Marty arrived in 1885, there were two DeLoreans, the one Marty drove, and the one Doc Brown wa [...] D
According to the book "Billy Gibbons: Rock & Roll Gearhead", ZZ Top was hanging around the set, and [...] D
In the dedication to the Clock Tower scene, the fireworks ignited are the exact same pattern as when [...] D
This is the only film in the franchise not to receive any Oscar nominations. D
For approximately three weeks, Robert Zemeckis would fly to Los Angeles after his day's filming of t [...] D
The design of Doc's bathroom door, in which the horizontal section tilts upwards, is the same as on [...] D
Trilogy trademark :By the end of the trilogy, Marty, Biff, Griff, Doc, and Jennifer all get knocked [...] D
This film marks the only time in the trilogy when Doc Brown exchanges dialogue with a member of the [...] D
The location of 1885 Hill Valley was the same one used for Clint Eastwood's Il cavaliere pallido (19 [...] D
In the "Making of" DVD, producer and screenwriter Bob Gale describes the character of Buford "Mad Do [...] D
Each of Needles' henchmen comes from one of the other gangs in the trilogy. J.J. Cohen played Skinhe [...] D
When Marty initially goes back to 1885, he is wearing a cowboy shirt that has a design of the atom o [...] D
The time machine model in this movie was created using spent shotgun shell casings. D
Final film of Dorothy Hack. D
Two versions of the DeLorean were used for the smashing of the time machine. One was simply half fla [...] D
Marty McFly's house was filmed only ¼ mile (½ Km) from a scene in Caesar and Otto's Paranormal [...] D
Robert Zemeckis: [Casting] The film features Christopher Lloyd as Doc. D
Throughout the trilogy, the DeLorean and its duplicates created via time travel make fifteen trips t [...] D
It is estimated that Universal saved between $10 and $15 million by filming Ritorno al futuro - Part [...] D
The photographer at the festival is the film's director of photography, Dean Cundey. D
If you start this movie after the lightning rod is hit on the 1955 clock tower, at the end of the se [...] D
Two of Buford's gang were stuntmen, cast solely for their ability to ride horses. D
The railed version of the DeLorean released to the public in a 1:18 sized scale by Sun Star Models w [...] D
Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Tom Wilson, James Tolkan, Marc McClure (who appeare [...] D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In every film, Marty is knocked out. He always wakes up and says "Mom?", Lea Th [...] D
The unnamed man in the saloon with barbed wire, with whom Doc Brown converses is John Warne Gates. H [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen is arrested by Marshal Strickland's Deputy, rather than the Marshal himself. [...] D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In each film of the trilogy, Marty ends up in a chase through the town with a m [...] D
A 'bullet-proof vest' appears in each of the three movies of the trilogy. In the first movie, Doc we [...] D
Mary Steenburgen, who plays Clara Clayton Brown, and Jules Verne, for whom her characters sons Jules [...] D
Michael Winslow ("Jones" of Police Academy fame) performed the sound effects of Michael J. Fox's fee [...] D

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Doc was worried that the train wouldn't reach the correct speed, but didn't disconnect the tender wh [...] D
After the scene in the saloon with Mad Dog and Marty, Mad Dog has a soiled shirt due to the spittoon [...] D
Clara tells Emmett that 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was first published only ten years earlier. The [...] D
When Marty is practicing drawing a gun in the mirror, he is wearing loose Western-Era pajamas and th [...] D
The 1985 train carries the wreckage of the DeLorean a good distance down the track, yet when Marty s [...] D
In Back to the Future, Marty asks Doc if the DeLorean runs on regular unleaded gasoline. Doc replies [...] D
As the DeLorean time machine is being pushed by the locomotive, it smashes through a sign indicating [...] D
After Buford is arrested, Doc and Marty are free to use a later train, as the urgency of their depar [...] D
When the train is stopped short of the switch track, Marty jumps off and changes the switch and the [...] D
When Tannen is shooting at Marty in the saloon and making him dance, the position of the spittoon ch [...] D
The DeLorean is all set up ready to go near what Doc described as an "abandoned mine" which can be s [...] D
The locomotive, Central Pacific no. 131, in the film featured a Ten-Wheeler arrangement of 4-6-0. Wh [...] D
At the film's end, when the DeLorean is destroyed by the train, there is no engine block among the w [...] D
The shadows during the showdown: the camera angle from low down behind Marty shows him in full sunli [...] D
When Clara is on the train to leave town, she pulls a cord to trigger an emergency stop. Her hands a [...] D
Drive-in movie theaters were never flat, each curved row was raised so that cars could tilt upward e [...] D
The 1885 railroad tracks are shown as having tie plates between the rails and the ties. Tie plates w [...] D
Doc arrives in his steam powered train/time machine, but before that the crossing guard goes down. T [...] D
When Marty arrives at the Hill Valley railway station, the camera lifts up over the station to show [...] D
When Marty and Mad Dog get into a fight, Mad Dog is seen hitting Marty in the chest and he could hav [...] D
Doc rides bareback to tell Clara goodbye (his unsaddled horse is hitched at the saloon the next morn [...] D
Doc has no problem possibly changing future events by stranding several train passengers and not onl [...] D
Just before Marty travels to 1885, the "Last Time Departed" readout on the Delorean says "October 26 [...] D
Clara's belongings go over the edge of the ravine. Later, she asks the doc to align her telescope. A [...] D
When Marty arrives at the stable to find Doc, he is riding a horse bareback. He pushes the horse off [...] D
In the first movie, Marty succeeded in saving the 1985 Doc from being shot by terrorists by writing [...] D
As we zoom in on Marty and Jennifer after they arrive in Hilldale, two crew members pushing a camera [...] D
On each of the occasions when the Delorean door is closed, it fails to make the electronic sound as [...] D
The condition of the DeLorean's door headliners varies from extreme sagging at the beginning of the [...] D
In 1885 the train engineer is wearing a traditional striped hat. This type of hat was invented by Ge [...] D
Doc wants to get the locomotive up to speed. He then wasted the steam that is necessary to power the [...] D
Doc tells Marty that with out gasoline the DeLorean won't run, but natural gas and natural oil were [...] D
When Marty and Doc read the headline from 1885 regarding Doc's death, it says he leaves behind his b [...] D
Black bears are forest dwellers and would not be encountered in the middle of the desert. D
Doc in 1955 turns on the time circuits prior to Marty entering the car, but then an interior shot of [...] D
Steam locomotive-pulled passenger cars in 1885 did not have emergency pull cords, the engineer was t [...] D
On the morning that Marty is supposed to have his shootout with Mad Dog, an automated machine in Doc [...] D
When Buford Tannen starts to hang Marty at the new courthouse, we see 'Mad Dog' whip one loop of rop [...] D
The bulk of the film takes place in 1885. All of the windmills seen in the film are Aermotor self-oi [...] D
At the beginning, while Doc is dictating into his tape recorder, Copernicus is on the right side of [...] D
When Clara is showing the craters of the Moon to Doc, the camera pans down and you can clearly see t [...] D
When Doc Brown and Clara are talking about Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues under the Sea, Clara states [...] D
When Doc says "I put gas in the tank", the shadow of the building stretches only to a few feet past [...] D
When Marty is backing into the cave, there is no arrow sticking out of the DeLorean. D
When Marty and Doc are standing by the railroad tracks at the ravine, it is evident that the railroa [...] D
Doc calls Marty by his actual name inside a full saloon. However, no-one gets suspicious or question [...] D
Towards the end of the town party scene, when Marty and Doc are talking about Martys upcoming duel a [...] D
Twice in the movie the standard wheels on the car are changed for different diameters, both larger a [...] D
Marty fires seven shots from the six-shooter at the festival. D
As Marty and Doc were running on the train and as they were jumping the gaps in between the train ca [...] D
As Biff is closing the car door for Marty, when he finally returns home, camera and crew can be seen [...] D
The position of the shot glasses when Marty first meets Tannen. In one shot the filled glass is righ [...] D
The 1955 Doc states that his future self might have landed in the Dark Ages and been burned as a her [...] D
The ZZ Top song in the film is listed as "Double Back" (2 words) in the opening credits, and "Double [...] D
When Clara comes to visit Doc at his barn with her "broken" telescope, in theory there's nothing act [...] D
The walkie-talkie in Doc's hand appears and disappears throughout the scene where he's climbing on t [...] D
In one shot during the aftermath of Marty's "shootout" with Tannen, a modern California state flag c [...] D
Near the end when Needles challenges Marty to a race, when the race "starts" Marty drives full speed [...] D
When Marty and Doc are talking to the train engineer about the speed of the locomotive, the clock is [...] D
When Marty is being hanged by Mad Dog Tannen, a hand is briefly visible on Marty's right foot, stead [...] D
In the bar when Marty is trying to wake Doc up, a Mills Dewey slot machine is seen against the wall. [...] D
After Marty arrives in 1885, he eats dinner at his great-great-grandparents' house. During dinner, M [...] D
The lightning bolt strikes the DeLorean while it is airborne. Doc's subsequent letter states among o [...] D
When Doc and Marty commandeer the locomotive they tell the train crew to uncouple the cars from the [...] D
When the final log blows in the locomotive, a close-up of the boiler shows rivets popping out and je [...] D
When Marty wakes up and picks up his gun belt, there is a missing bullet on the far right side of th [...] D
When Marty and Doc blow up the fuel injection manifold, the back of the delorean is clouded in thick [...] D
When Doc Brown demonstrates the plan on the model of the railroad, the words POINT OF NO RETURN are [...] D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II, Doc Brown opens a case with money from different time periods for m [...] D
Obvious stunt doubles for Marty and Doc when they jump off their horses and onto the train. (Marty's [...] D
In Part II, Lorraine says that the owner of the Rolls Royce pressed charges against Marty. When that [...] D
When Marty is in the cave with the bear the scene looking out of the cave shows the desert going on [...] D
As Marty travels to 1885, the Indian Tribe were only just a few feet away from him, but as he shifts [...] D
Marty wears his red and white colored Nike sneakers throughout the film; but when Marty and Doc Brow [...] D
If Tannen was to be in jail and the headstone disappeared from the photo, why was there still such a [...] D
Immediately after Doc rescues Clara from the train and they are seen hovering away, Marty shuts the [...] D
As Clara's wagon goes over the cliff it rolls over sideways spilling some of the contents, but in th [...] D
The Boiler Temperature gauge in the time machine is not connected to the Locomotive. We can see this [...] D
The Doc fills up the DeLorean's gas tank with leaded fuel (typical in the 1950's), which would seem [...] D
When Griff is pulling his grandfather, Biff, out of the Cafe 80's, before opening the door, you can [...] D
Before Marty heads to 1885, Doc sets the time circuits to an 8am arrival time. Shortly after arrival [...] D
Marty and Doc never consider winning time by leaving Hill Valley, despite the threat Buford means. T [...] D
The Indians wear traditional clothing of the tribes living in the Great Plains region. D
When they load the DeLorean onto the rail tracks it come to a halt with a small bounce in the suspen [...] D
Doc tries having a team of horses pull the time machine, but during the 'experiment,' he says it's n [...] D
The train jolts the camera as it pulls up into the station when Clara is waiting for it. D
In 1885, Doc finds out that he is to be murdered by Mad Dog Tannen over a matter of $80 within the n [...] D
When Buford is arranging his duel with Marty, one of his henchmen mentions a plan for a robbery in f [...] D
When the train in 1985 is approaching the car, the shadow of the engine on the solid fence along the [...] D
When Doc and Marty are trying to run the DeLorean on alcohol, there is a small explosion and a part [...] D
Doc is not even holding his walkie-talkie when he goes back to rescue Clara, but Marty continues to [...] D
The headrest on the drivers side of Marty's pickup truck is missing when Biff opens the door for him [...] D
Near the end of the movie when the train hits the Delorian, when the train hits, the car shatters as [...] D
There is no reason whatsoever for Marty to go to 1885 to save Doc, because the 1955 Doc is now aware [...] D
Doc gives the distance from the switch track to the ravine as three miles. The locomotive takes over [...] D
There are different scenes where you can seen the actors wearing shoes instead of boots. D
When the train enters the station with Clara standing next to it, the warning bell can be heard ring [...] D
Near the end of the movie when the train hits the Delorian, the train just keeps going never stoppin [...] D
Towards the end When Marty questions the people in the bar by saying," What...what if I don't go out [...] D
When Doc prepares to go on a new adventure with the train time machine, he can be seen ringing the b [...] D
In 1885 when the camera is pointed at a mirror with Marty in it he is heard talking, but in the mirr [...] D
When the diesel locomotive, Sierra County Railroad S-6 #11, hits the DeLorean in 1985, the engineer [...] D
When Doc Brown cuts the engine away from the train, the rapid chuff of the exhaust indicates that th [...] D
When Marty arrives in 1885 he encounters his Great, Great Grandmother (Maggie McFly) whom exactly re [...] D
The library book provides a History of Hill Valley from 1850 to 1930. Had the town been 35 years old [...] D
When Doc Brown and Marty have transported the DeLorean to the drive-in theater and are preparing to [...] D
At the end of the movie when Doc and Clara arrive with the Train Time Machine, when they first open [...] D
Marty McFly's mother Lorraine Baines McFly is only related to the McFly family via marriage, so ther [...] D
At the end when Marty and Jennifer are surveying the wreckage, the train crossing bells start, causi [...] D
The scene with the drive-in theater and the cavalry chase, along with the horses pulling the DeLorea [...] D
When Marty pulls out the arrow, he causes a leak of the fuel. However the fuel tank is below the lev [...] D
In some of the overhead shots of the train sequence with Doc and Clara hanging off of the train, the [...] D
When Doc climbs aboard the running train on his horse and helps Marty climb up, Marty's hat falls of [...] D
Aircraft contrails visible when the horses are pulling the DeLorean. D
At the end of the movie their is supposed to be a bridge the train crosses at Eastwood ravine. Howev [...] D
As shown during the story at other times (Marty seeing himself playing at the dance and Doc handing [...] D
While the band is playing at the town dance, the banjo player is playing the 3 finger banjo style. T [...] D
It is considered that Clara was supposed to die in the ravine accident which was only prevented beca [...] D
At the end when Marty and Jennifer bid farewell to Doc in his new train time machine, Marty's arm is [...] D
If Marty is known to have been on the train that fell into the ravine (clearly, as the ravine will b [...] D
During the Hill Valley Festival in 1885 where the courthouse clock is dedicated, a sousaphone is see [...] D
When Doc and Marty hold up the train and one of the engineers disconnects from the train from the ca [...] D
The telescope changes position in Emmett's hands while he's talking to Clara in the barn. This is ev [...] D
The color and length of the hair on the bear in the cave changes, indicating it is not the real bear [...] D
When Clara pulls the train's emergency stop cable, there is a shot of the train stopping from head o [...] D
Trains going to Hill Valley in 1885 are marked "Central Pacific." Clara asks the ticket agent where [...] D
Towards the end of the film, Mad Dog Tannen is holding Doc Brown hostage trying to lure Marty out in [...] D
Just as Marty gets into Hill Valley in 1885, there's a building that says "Wells Fargo" on it. The B [...] D
When Marty first arrives in 1885, he's driving (and running) around red brush-covered desert terrain [...] D
Near the end where the locomotive is pushing the car up to 88.6mph, the loco popped rivits and steam [...] D
Black bears do not live in the desert or the scrub lands. They are found in wooded areas, grasslands [...] D
Often times, Hill Valley is seen in a crimson soiled desert. But *if* Hill Valley is supposed to be [...] D
When Marty is is in his jeep next to the guy who wants to race him, you see the light on the other s [...] D
Just before starting to drive forward at the drive-in, Marty is clearly shown shifting the DeLorean [...] D
Marty tells Doc he will send the hover board to him through the walkies talkie but even if the train [...] D
At the drive-in when Marty drives towards the Indians, sparks fly indicating close to 88 and time-tr [...] D
When trying to reach 88mph on the train, they unhook all of the wagons in order to lose weight, but [...] D
When Marty is running away from Buford Tannen and his gang after their first encounter at the saloon [...] D
When Doc and Buford Tannen are arguing at the clock tower, the shadows change repeatedly between sho [...] D
At the end of the movie when they're getting on the train to send Marty back to the future, the logs [...] D
When the third log blows, the head lamp on the train blows off completely. When the train is scene s [...] D
In 1885, the bridge has barely been started and is supposed to be completed in 1886. However, no one [...] D
In the beginning of the film when Doc wakes up and tries to remember what happened after the DeLoria [...] D
When Emmett dunks his head into the horse trough, only the top part of his outfit gets wet. When Mar [...] D
In the final scene of the movie, the child playing Vern Brown makes a beckoning gesture with his han [...] D
When Marty backs up instead of road-racing with Needles, and then does a reverse U-turn, there are a [...] D
Marty and Doc construct a wooden frame to hold the 4 tires in front of the train to serve as a bumpe [...] D
During the scene where Doc places the old white wall tires from 1955 on the front of the train as pa [...] D
Right after the third log blows, in a long shot of the train from the side, you can see Clara's feet [...] D
When Marty stops at his house after he returns to 1985, his sister says that they thought he had gon [...] D
Doc wakes up on a Sunday morning in November 1955 at 7:00 a.m. to a television broadcast of Howdy Do [...] D
The carriage carrying the DeLorean to the railroad track was fitted with square steel tubes, not ava [...] D
When Doc is about to hug Marty, he places his hand on top of Marty's shoulder, but in the next his h [...] D
When the three logs "blow" the locomotive suddenly accelerates. All the logs do is burn hotter than [...] D
Marty's new truck is initially shown as having just "bare" off-road floods and fog lamps, yet when h [...] D
One of the key plot points of Back To The Future Part 3 is that Tannen is a feared outlaw and his ga [...] D
As Marty walks past the train station the sound of a telegraph can be heard yet there are no telegra [...] D
When Marty arrives back in 1985 and sees the freight train hurtling towards the DeLorean, the shadow [...] D
When Marty first arrives in 1885 and meets up with Doc, Doc admonishes him saying he gave him explic [...] D
When Marty is facing Mad Dog in the street, Tannen tells Marty to draw and Marty says "NO". There is [...] D
Doc, Marty and Claria are seen wearing lots of makeup, very obvious on the VHS, but Makeup would not [...] D
When Marty is running up the street after Doc Brown in 1955, you can hear the sound of Marty's foots [...] D
When Clara and Doc come back in the train time machine, and Marty and Jennifer look at them, the sha [...] D
Marty obviously realizes the 'Western' clothes 1955 Doc Brown gives him are not authentic, but asks [...] D
When Marty decides to not race his friends, thereby preventing the accident that ruined his life, "Y [...] D
When Marty sees the unfinished ravine train tracks in 1885, he tells Doc that they can scratch that [...] D
When Jennifer looks at the paper from the future the words "You're Fired" disappear but the company [...] D
When Marty backs up instead of road-racing with Needles, his truck's reverse (back-up) lights do not [...] D
The dress Clara wears to the festival shows a bit of cleavage which would be considered improper fo [...] D
Doc's TV is left on during the night with no station broadcasting on the channel to which the TV is [...] D

Frase

Doc: [reading the letter from his future self] "Th [...] D
[Marty McFly just found a tombstone with Emmett Br [...] D
[Doc and Marty load the DeLorean onto the train tr [...] D
Doc: [after Doc wakes up from being passed out dru [...] D
[Clara is running over to Doc's barn] Clara Clayt [...] D
Marty McFly: How many did he have? Bartender: Jus [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: [arriving at the Palace S [...] D
[Doc has altered history by saving Clara from fall [...] D
Jennifer Parker: I had the worst nightmare. D
[Clara has pulled the train's whistle, causing Doc [...] D
Saloon Old Timer #3: If you don't go out there... [...] D
Doc: Marty, you can't go losing your judgment ever [...] D
[Marty is still wearing his 1985 shoes] Young Doc [...] D
Mayor Hubert: You remember last week at the town m [...] D
[Marshall Strickland breaks up a brawl between Mar [...] D
Bartender: [mixing "wake-up juice" after Doc passe [...] D
[after the duel between Buford Tannen and Marty, w [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: Wake up! Get up! Let's go [...] D
Marty McFly: You know, Doc, it's gonna be a hell o [...] D
Doc: You're just not thinking fourth dimensionally [...] D
[1885 - Marty walks into a saloon, dressed in the [...] D
Lorraine McFly: [returning from 1885, Marty arrive [...] D
[reading his own gravestone in 1955] Young Doc: " [...] D
Doc: [into the walkie-talkie from inside the cab o [...] D
[Marty is left-behind back in 1955, with the young [...] D
Young Doc: [while exploring the cave that holds th [...] D
Doc: [while introducing his two sons to Marty] The [...] D
Bartender: [On the day Marty is set to face Buford [...] D
[Doc is scornful about the idea of falling in love [...] D
Marty McFly: [gears up before going to 1885] Hi-ho [...] D
Doc: [looking at the picture of his tombstone] "Sh [...] D
[Marty and Doc meet for the first time in 1885, ju [...] D
Clara Clayton: What's wrong? Doc: I've come to sa [...] D
[Marty teases Doc about his and Clara's reaction t [...] D
Doc: Great Scott, Clara! D
[Marty has accepted Buford's challenge to a duel] [...] D
Marty McFly: You're the doc, Doc. D
[repeated line] Marty McFly: This is heavy. D
Bartender: Emmett! What can I get you? The usual? [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: I told you to watch your [...] D
Doc: [reading a letter his future self wrote] I ne [...] D
Marty McFly: Hey, lighten up, jerk! D
Young Doc: [looking at a tiny circuit under a magn [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: You owe me money, blacksm [...] D
Doc: [upon seeing the "Howdy Doody Show" on TV] Ho [...] D
Festival Man #1: [shaking Marty's hand] You sure s [...] D
Doc: Date: Sunday, November 13, 1955, 7:01 a.m. La [...] D
Doc: Once more, let's go over the entire plan and [...] D
Doc: Clara was one in a million. One in a billion. [...] D
[Marty has accepted Tannen's challenge to duel] S [...] D
Marty McFly: I'm not really feeling up to this tod [...] D
Doc: Marty, I gave you explicit instructions not t [...] D
Doc: So, it may not be my name that's supposed to [...] D
Marty McFly: [shouts into the walkie-talkie] Doc! [...] D
Clara Clayton: I don't dance very well when my par [...] D
Marty McFly: Don't you remember last night? You fa [...] D
[in a library in 1955] Marty McFly: [reading a sh [...] D
Marty McFly: Listen, you got a back door to this p [...] D
Marty McFly: I had this horrible nightmare. Dreame [...] D
Bartender: [after Doc passed out as Marty is tryin [...] D
[Marty and Doc are asking how fast the train could [...] D
Doc: [after Marty defeats Buford, Doc points at th [...] D
Doc: Marty, what are you doing, saying you're gonn [...] D
Doc: Marty, you're going to have to do something a [...] D
Seamus McFly: Why, Mr. Eastwood. Nice to see you. [...] D
Doc: [consulting a map of the train line] This spu [...] D
[Doc and Marty are about to hijack the train] Doc [...] D
Marty McFly: Oh Doc, I tore a hole in the gas tank [...] D
Marty McFly: [Practicing drawing a gun in front of [...] D
Marty McFly: [reading the gravestone of Doc's futu [...] D
Young Doc: Well, good luck for both of our sakes. [...] D
Townsman #1: Good morning, Mr. Eastwood. Marty Mc [...] D
Marty McFly: Bartender says that's the strongest s [...] D
Colt Gun Salesman: [the gun salesman is amazed at [...] D
[repeated line] Doc: Great Scott! D
Doc: Marty, why are you wearing that gun? You're n [...] D
[Holding baby William] Marty McFly: So you're my [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: Listen up, Eastwood! I ai [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: [shooting at Marty after [...] D
Doc: You know, when I was a kid, I always wanted t [...] D
Doc: [slightly drunk] And in the future, we don't [...] D
Doc: 1885! Amazing! I actually end up as a blacksm [...] D
[last lines] Marty McFly: Hey, Doc! Where you goi [...] D
Marty McFly: [telling Doc about falling in love wi [...] D
Clara Clayton: Emmett, do you think we'll ever be [...] D
Marshall Strickland: [interrupts a standoff betwee [...] D
[in a drive-in, in 1955. The theater screen shows [...] D
[Marty is about to drive the time machine into the [...] D
Marty McFly: [running into the Saloon] Doc. What a [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: You hear me, runt? I said [...] D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What's your name, dude? [...] D
Doc: [at the clock tower dedication ceremony] You [...] D
Buford's Gang Member #2: Hey, take a gander at the [...] D
Marty McFly: Do you have a back door to this place [...] D
Doc: Clara! Climb out here to me! Clara Clayton: [...] D
Young Doc: The clothes fit? Marty McFly: Yeah. Ev [...] D
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Doc: [after a complicated contraption produces a s [...] D
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