Ritorno al futuro - Parte II

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The movie predicts the Cubs winning the World Series in 2015 against a team from Miami whose mascot [...]	D
In the DVD extras of Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Robert Zemeckis had said that he really di [...]	D
According to Michael J. Fox, he found out there was going to be a sequel to Ritorno al futuro (1985) [...]	D
In the scene where Marty watches a documentary on the life of Biff in front of the casino, there is [...]	D
Some of the items displayed in the front window of the Blast from the Past antique store: Apple Maci [...]	D
The Cafe 80's was likely inspired by the 1950s themed diners, which first became popular during the [...]	D
The motivation for writing a scene with an automatic food hydrating device in the future was due to [...]	D
Ranked #23 on Empire Magazines' 50 Greatest Movie Sequels in 2009.	D
Futuristic parking lots and curb-sides have white-painted "No Landing" zones, now that many of the " [...]	D
The hoverboard chase scene is similar to famous skateboard chase scene in the first movie. Marty att [...]	D
One of the concepts of the film's 2015 that didn't make it on-screen due to budget cuts was a sport [...]	D
Griff's "Pit Bull" Hoverboard was originally to be called "Mad Dog", to foreshadow his ancestor set [...]	D
Michael Jackson was a big fan of Ritorno al futuro (1985), and he was very cooperative with letting [...]	D
Lea Thompson (Lorraine McFly) and Tom Wilson (Biff Tannen) are the only actors to play the same char [...]	D
This time travel film takes place on the night where DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends for the year 19 [...]	D
In the first draft of the script, Marty's middle name was "Hopkins".	D
When the future Marty McFly attempts to play his guitar, he plays part of the main riff of "Power of [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis considers this one of his favorite, and strangest films.	D
The Max Headroom style avatar of Ronald Reagan in the Cafe 80's reuses the same moving stars and str [...]	D
As the flying DeLorean gets off on the Hill Valley exit of the Skyway, a floating sign can be seen i [...]	D
Astrophysicist Carl Sagan considered this the greatest time travel movie ever made. He praised the a [...]	D
According to the revised six dollar USA Today newspaper article (which formerly featured Marty McFly [...]	D
A VHS tape of Animal House (1978) is visible in the antique store in 2015. John Belushi, Tim Matheso [...]	D
In the first and second films, the "present" date is October 26, 1985 (the year 2015 is the future, [...]	D
When Marty and Needles are talking, Needles finally convinces Marty to interface in the deal by call [...]	D
Bob Gale, a baseball fan in real life, said he came up with the scene referencing a World Series Cha [...]	D
In the hot tub scene, the film Biff and his lady friends are watching is Per un pugno di dollari (19 [...]	D
Charles Fleischer: Terry the auto mechanic from 2015 who wishes he had bet on the Cubs. Fleischer al [...]	D
To commemorate the release of a 30th anniversary Back to the Future trilogy Blu-ray and DVD release, [...]	D
From his tombstone, we find that George McFly was born on an April Fool's Day and died on the Ides o [...]	D
The biggest effect the picture employs is a camera system called the VistaGlide. There are four scen [...]	D
Doc expresses his regret that he will never be able to visit his favorite historical era, the Old We [...]	D
According to the sign hung above the front door of Biff's house his grandmother's first name is "Ger [...]	D
If you pay close attention to the sign at the entry of Hilldale, the subtext reads "The Address of S [...]	D
Casey Siemaszko, who plays one of Biff's cronies, is named "3-D" because he wears 3-D glasses. In 19 [...]	D
Thomas F. Wilson (Biff Tannen) and Joe Flaherty, who plays the Western Union delivery man, would bot [...]	D
The guitar hanging on the wall above the video game in the Cafe 80's is the same guitar played by fu [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [police] The two police officers are named Reese and Foley, which are the names tha [...]	D
On the notion that Biff and Lorraine were eighteen in 1955, this means that when Marty encounters bo [...]	D
When Doc sees the future newspaper headline change to tell him that he was "commended" instead of "c [...]	D
While not featuring Michael Jackson himself, the movie features not one, but two actors with a histo [...]	D
During production, a 1:15 sized DeLorean was used for several bluescreen shots at a distance. In 200 [...]	D
[46:04] Match says, "We can do this the hard way or the easy way", then hits Marty on the head. The [...]	D
The third highest-grossing film of 1989.	D
The American flag on Mr. Strickland's desk is the correct flag with 48 stars, one for each US state [...]	D
There are many differences that make this film unique from the other two: More time periods are visi [...]	D
In front of the entrance to the Biff Tannen Museum, there is a sign that reads "Smoking Required".	D
A scene in which Marty meets his brother, Dave (played by Marc McClure), in the alternate 1985 was e [...]	D
This film introduces a new character trait for Marty: losing his temper (and self control) when some [...]	D
Film debut of Darlene Vogel (Spike).	D
In the future, there's a brand called Fusion Industries visible in a back alley. It's also the brand [...]	D
The t-shirt that Doc wears during most of the film, that has the train and horse design, was manufac [...]	D
Several elaborate sequences were deleted through various revisions of the script, including: During [...]	D
Biff's grandmother, Gertrude, is the mother of Biff's father, Irving "Kid" Tannen, as seen in Back t [...]	D
A deleted scene involving Wendie Jo Sperber appearing as a hooker was canceled due to her being preg [...]	D
The shirt that Doc wears for the majority of the film features a design depicting cowboys on horseba [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [Music] The sixth Robert Zemeckis-directed project with music by Alan Silvestri.	D
A fake teaser trailer for the non-existent "Jaws 19" was released on October 21, 2015. It describes [...]	D
In 2015, to celebrate the Back to the Future trilogy's 30th anniversary, the Pepsi Company manufactu [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have admitted on the DVD commentary that they were originally not inter [...]	D
The casino neon sign incorporating Biff Tannen's signature was modeled after a neon sign that once s [...]	D
It took eleven months for this movie and Ritorno al futuro - Parte III (1990) to be filmed back-to-b [...]	D
Film debut of Tracy Dali(credited as "Jacuzzi Girl #2).	D
The date on the 2015 USA Today newspaper is October 22. This is Christopher Lloyd's birthday.	D
Bob Gale wrote the first draft of the screenplay on his own, because Robert Zemeckis was busy filmin [...]	D
Just before Marty and Doc leave 2015, there is a shot of the time machine's control panel showing th [...]	D
In the original script, Pa Peabody was to have been evaluated at a mental institution for claiming t [...]	D
The plot line of George McFly being dead in 1985-A was based entirely on Crispin Glover's refusal to [...]	D
Bob Gale had the Chicago Cubs winning the 2015 World Series as a joke, due to him being a St. Louis [...]	D
An earthquake struck during filming of the cut sequence where the 2015 McFly family gathers around t [...]	D
The film featured a futuristic Texaco gas station when Marty and Doc arrive in 2015. Texaco merged w [...]	D
A copy of the pornographic film Black Taboo (1984) can be seen on top of the bar when Biff says to L [...]	D
The futuristic looking cab that takes "old Biff" to the DeLorean, while it is parked near Marty and [...]	D
Griff Tannen's car in 2015 is a modified six series BMW.	D
According to the "Universal Animated Anecdotes" on the DVD, the expandable baseball bat Griff Tannen [...]	D
The tagline for Jaws 19 is "This time it's really, REALLY personal". On the marquee is the name of t [...]	D
In the original draft of the script, Marty does not see a marquee for "Jaws 19" when in 2015. Instea [...]	D
Director Robert Zemeckis stated that the high school dance scene from 1955 had to have the same cost [...]	D
1985-A is the only timeline in the whole trilogy that you never get to see during daylight. In other [...]	D
Also present in the 2015 antique shop, front and center, is the video game BurgerTime for NES. Burge [...]	D
The principal actors committed to the sequels before any scripts were written. Crispin Glover did no [...]	D
Marty McFly's house was filmed only Â¼ mile (Â½ Km) from a scene in Caesar and Otto's Paranormal [...]	D
Doc mentions to Marty that he visited a rejuvenation clinic in the future to make him appear younger [...]	D
All the cars in the film were recycled from other movies set in the future.	D
Nicole Kidman, who was still an unknown actress at the time, was about to be considered to replace C [...]	D
Cheryl Wheeler Duncan, stunt double for Darlene Vogel, was injured during filming of the hoverboard [...]	D
Elisabeth Shue is actually the third person to play Marty's girlfriend, Jennifer. Melora Hardin brie [...]	D
In this movie a disguised "1985 Doc Brown" holds a conversation with his 1955 counterpart. 1985 Doc [...]	D
The Tannen family seems to skip a generation. Biff has a grandson named Griff, but Biff's children/G [...]	D
The principal actors and actresses had committed to the sequels before any scripts were written. How [...]	D
Amy Needles was born in 1995.	D
The image of two nude women on the large screen when Marty Jr. says "art off" is "The Gold of Their [...]	D
The Jaws (1987) video game seen in the antique store window was made by LJN for the early releases o [...]	D
The hoverboard sequences required many different special effects and camera tricks. In the shots whe [...]	D
Ranked 498 on Empire Magazine's 500 Greatest Movies Of All Time in 2008.	D
Some of the items displayed in the Cafe '80s front window: Apple Computer, Black & Decker Dustbuster [...]	D
Elizabeth Shue called this her favorite project in an interview with People.	D
This film has three different DeLorean time machines co-existing on November 12, 1955: the one that [...]	D
Elisabeth Shue was cast as Jennifer and all the closing shots of Ritorno al futuro (1985) were re-sh [...]	D
The original theatrical and premium cable television versions of the film end with the phrase "To Be [...]	D
Very few of the original costumes from the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance were used for production [...]	D
Marty McFly and Marty McFly, Jr. both wear a multicolored cap, a plausible nod to the long-running B [...]	D
Miami becoming an American League franchise in 2015 was not far off, as the Marlins were one of two [...]	D
Lea Thompson and Elisabeth Shue previously appeared together in Burger King commercials in the early [...]	D
At the Cafe 80's, in addition to the arcade game Wild Gunman, there's a Pac-Man cabinet marked "Pric [...]	D
In the alternate timeline, George McFly is murdered on March 15, the Ides of March. This date was ma [...]	D
The ending of Doc's departure to 1885 via weather and his ensuing telegram to Marty is foreshadowed. [...]	D
In the first film, it was established Marty is 17 years old in 1985. In 2015, Marty is 47.	D
In an interview, years after working on this film, Flea (Needles) called this movie "a multi-million [...]	D
When Marty arrives in downtown Hill Valley in alternate 1985, he steps on a Hill Valley sign. On it, [...]	D
The movie's prediction of a Major League Baseball team in Miami was not as far off or far fetched as [...]	D
In one of the deleted scenes taking place in the alternate 1985, Marty's brother Dave appears as a d [...]	D
The Tannen family seems to skip a generation, Biff's grandmother is at least mentioned (heard but no [...]	D
In Doc's briefcase of emergency cash, there are two slots for the year 1864, but the bills look enti [...]	D
the 2015 copy of USA Today has Princess Diana as "Queen Diana," meaning that in the BTTF timeline, Q [...]	D
On the fax that tells Marty he's fired, the address, "11249 Business Center Road, Hill Valley, Calif [...]	D
The opening titles feature visuals of flying through clouds. The sequence begins in the daytime and [...]	D
Originally, only one sequel was planned. The script for this sequel, known as "Paradox" included all [...]	D
As of 2018, the original self-lacing Nikes used in the movie are disintegrating.	D
One initial idea for the sequel had the first two acts the same, but the third act had Biff giving h [...]	D
Was the first film to be released onto videocassette by MCA/Universal Home Video.	D
In observance of the 30th anniversary of the original film a DeLorean user group held a raffle for a [...]	D
Douglas J. Needles was born on August 6, 1968.	D
When the DeLorean is struck by lightning at the end, it travels back to January 1, 1885, at 12:00 a. [...]	D
The photograph of the woman on the cover of the French magazine "Oh LÃ LÃ " is a flipped shot of [...]	D
The Wild Gunman (1984) video game in Cafe 80's was specially made for the film. Wild Gunman was an a [...]	D
In 2015, several cars from other science fiction movies can be seen, including a Spinner from Blade [...]	D
In 1985A, following Marty confronting Biff in the hot tub, Biff drinks from a glass of the same desi [...]	D
On September 8, 2011, the Parkinson's Research Foundation announced that 1,500 pairs of the futurist [...]	D
After Biff gets his cane stuck in the DeLorean upon returning to 2015, he starts to thrash around in [...]	D
Unless you count the re-used scene from the first movie, this is the only film in the franchise wher [...]	D
The Back to the Future trilogy, Gremlins (1984), and Piramide di paura (1985) were all produced by S [...]	D
Filmed at the same time as Ritorno al futuro - Parte III (1990). It was claimed at the time tha [...]	D
Bob Gale originally wrote a script for Part II revolving around the 1960s. It was re-written because [...]	D
The film depicts an alternate, dystopian 1985 where President Richard Nixon is in his fifth term. Th [...]	D
All of the winning scores on the almanac shows only the year and not the full date, making it near i [...]	D
In early scripting, the DeLorean's malfunctioning time circuits were due to a police shoot-out's or [...]	D
Two years were spent building the sets and completing the scripts for this film and Ritorno al futur [...]	D
After production wrapped, Lea Thompson took home the prosthetic of Lorraine's breast implants from 1 [...]	D
During the early stages of production, Crispin Glover was coming around to the idea appearing in the [...]	D
Crispin Glover sued the filmmakers, as he had not granted permission to use his likeness in Part II. [...]	D
The headline of a newspaper shows that Doc Brown is admitted into a mental hospital in the alternate [...]	D
Mr. Strickland's office placard identifies him as "S.S. Strickland." While it has been speculated th [...]	D
According to the book "We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy" by Caseen [...]	D
When Marty Jr. almost gets hit by a car while crossing the street, he swipes at the car's hood and s [...]	D
According to Bob Gale, during negotiations, Crispin Glover's agents told producers that Crispin woul [...]	D
In all three Back To The Future films, a member of the Tannen family is always threatening a member [...]	D
The Cafe 80's restaurant in 2015 is a conglomeration of the storefront's two previous incarnations i [...]	D
Premiered on November 22, 1989, the day before the twenty-sixth anniversary of the first episode of [...]	D
Darlene Vogel wore a red contact lens in her right eye as Griff's female gang member Spike. Accordin [...]	D
The ledge on the clock tower that Doc broke in Ritorno al futuro (1985) is still broken in 2015.	D
Many shows from the 1980s are featured on the televisions inside the Cafe 80's, including Casa Keato [...]	D
When "Hill Valley" was created for Ritorno al futuro (1985), they built the town in the pristine 195 [...]	D
Martin Seamus "Marty" McFly, Jr. was born in 1998.	D
Biff's alternate 1985 incarnation was loosely inspired by Donald Trump, while Lorraine's was based u [...]	D
Roberta Needles was born in 1992.	D
Despite both of their ancestors having blue eyes, Marty McFly, Jr. and Griff Tannen have distinctive [...]	D
According to the video Marty watches at the Biff Tannen Museum, 1985A Biff's first two wives were Ma [...]	D
Near the end of the film, when Marty is attempting to steal the almanac back from Biff, they approac [...]	D
You can see Michael Jackson posters on the wall of the African-American family's house when Marty en [...]	D
The shooting title for the movie was "Paradox". This was done to lessen publicity. During some speci [...]	D
In alternate 1985, Doc couldn't figure out why old Biff went back to November 12, 1955 to give his y [...]	D
When the unconscious Jennifer is taken home by the two officers in 2015, it looks as if great pains [...]	D
The movie features scenes with Doc, Biff and Jennifer interacting with younger/older versions of the [...]	D
The original draft of the script had Doc and Marty travelling to 1967 instead of back to 1955 to sto [...]	D
The day Marty time travels to the year 2015, October 21, 2015, happened to be the day the Chicago Cu [...]	D
One of the inspirations to film the second and third installments back-to-back were issues Richard L [...]	D
Michael J. Fox appears in a brief scene with Elijah Wood. Both actors would later go on to work with [...]	D
In fall 2011, Mattel announced of their official production of the Hoverboard, slated for a November [...]	D
The soda menu at the Cafe 80's lists four types of Pepsi products: Original, Diet, Max, and Perfect. [...]	D
This movie was the most advanced film of its time for using "every trick in the book", according to [...]	D
According to the USA Today in the film, Marty McFly, Jr. is arrested for stealing an unsubstantiated [...]	D
The football scores Biff hears on the radio while driving are all actual scores from November 12, 19 [...]	D
The television special The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy (1990) showed some sequences cu [...]	D
Doc postulates that there must be some unfathomable significance to the date November 12, 1955, for [...]	D
Many viewers did not make out what the two Jennifers are screaming when they faint. 2015 Jennifer sc [...]	D
On his tombstone, George McFly (who was born on April 1, 1938), is revealed to have the middle name [...]	D
In one scene, Doc Brown rides a bicycle (very badly). In reality, Christopher Lloyd is a keen cross- [...]	D
Doc mentions that he left Einstein in a suspended animation kennel in 2015. This line was written to [...]	D
The bonus disc from the 30th Anniversary box set features a faux 'Jaws 19' trailer and a fake Hoverb [...]	D
The scene where Doc Brown arrives at Biff's house and discovers that Marty is gone, he says "Damn! W [...]	D
This is the only film in the trilogy not to include Marty's siblings, Dave and Linda (except in a de [...]	D
In the French translation of the movie, Marty McFly is called "Pierre Cardin" in 1955, instead of "C [...]	D
Bits and pieces were cut out of the dinner scene. When Marty Sr. says "I missed that whole thing", h [...]	D
At the Cafe 80's, Marty orders a Pepsi. Michael J. Fox had appeared in Pepsi advertisements in the 1 [...]	D
Director Robert Zemeckis said that he felt this film suffered slightly because he was far too busy d [...]	D
In the film the Chicago Cubs won the World Series, but in reality the Kansas City Royals were the 20 [...]	D
Christopher Lloyd celebrated his 77th birthday on October 22, 2015, the day after Doc and Marty visi [...]	D
Screenwriter Bob Gale was inspired to write science fiction by the George Pal film L'uomo che visse [...]	D
Although Marty McFly comments that his son "looks just like him", there is one notable difference be [...]	D
The opening shot of the DeLorean flying through the clouds was footage originally shot for the Clint [...]	D
In the beginning of the film, Biff intends to show Marty new matchbooks he has to advertise his auto [...]	D
Contrary to popular belief, there are more than two versions of 1985; there are three: The original [...]	D
The closing scenes of the first movie were re-shot as the opening scenes of this film. Several chang [...]	D
Jason Scott Lee (Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story) appears as one of Griff's gang, Whitey.	D
Needles' name is significant in three ways: It is a pun on the fact that he is often poking and prod [...]	D
Despite becoming an established actor in significant film and TV roles by 1989, Billy Zane nonethele [...]	D
Both this film and Ritorno al futuro - Parte III (1990) were filmed back-to-back. After filming the [...]	D
Production of this film and Ritorno al futuro - Parte III (1990) was delayed for three years because [...]	D
The "reverse 99" image in the sky is not intended to represent a mathematical figure that designates [...]	D
Instead of using footage of the previous film's closing scene for the opening scene of this film, it [...]	D
The film's trailer features an alternate take not in the final cut of the film.	D
The image of Vincent Van Gogh that appears on the TV-monitor immediately following the "You're fired [...]	D
When 1985 Jennifer discovers herself in her 2015 house, her daughter Marlene (played by Michael J. F [...]	D
First film appearance by Elijah Wood. He plays one of the two video game boys to whom Marty speaks i [...]	D
In promotional material, such as Back to the Future Part II Behind-the-Scenes Special Presentation ( [...]	D
Several bits of information about Needles are displayed during his phone call with Marty. In the ord [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [Celebrities] Computered-generated charicatures of Michael Jackson and Ronald Reaga [...]	D
Flea was touring with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and according to him, flew really far away to film h [...]	D
Make-up problems were encountered when 1985A Biff is caught by Marty in the hot tub. The heat from t [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis was very unhappy about the way that Universal marketed the film. He wanted it to be [...]	D
When Marty walks past the antique store in the future a copy of "Jaws" on Nintendo can be seen in th [...]	D
Doc tells Marty, "Just say 'no'" to Griff Tannen, when they first arrive in 2015. That phrase was th [...]	D

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