Back to the Future Part III (1990) - Your Future is Whatever You Make It Scene | Movieclips 

Yes

i always liked the way the doc and Clara look at Vern..like he is a real handful.

Such a wonderful end, it does not need a part VI

​@@Neilapolitan08 no kidding!

Facts

"In there, i met this weird guy with a blue box...".

@@JeshuaMorbus “Looked like a phone booth.”

No idea how he fit in there​@@mrwow1667

Unfortunately our future isn’t fully determined by the choices we make we can have some influence on it sure but a lot of it is unexpected for better or for worse.

​@@thatoscarguy9965 That's not true. It's, just a way of seen it. In fact, time as we actually know it, isn't the thing we could actually call time. It's all about intents and scenes. You could influence in results, but as long as You know the script, You could know the scene's end. Have You read it yet? Of course is unspected to You. But then again, is just a way of seen it.

Yes I agree

"Your future hasn't been written yet. No one's has! Your future is whatever you make it -- so make it a good one or ill be back!"

God has lífe plan for each person and that is already wrriten from the moment we are born

The creator has said no to it and made sure of it.

Its unlikely to be in our life spans that they wouldn't make another

Bad reboot is already salivating

or sequel. God no

What made these films tick was the fact that nobody had done this sort of film before. And it's heavily inspired by H.G Wells The Time Machine, so Back to the Future is by no means an original concept. In fact, timetravelling has been done quite a few times.

When Clara signals Doc Brown in the climax with it I get Goosebumps and my heart swoons when she declares her love.

Pay attention to the boy next to the dog you seen what he did

@@dunndunn596 2:08 yeah man XD

And saying “The End” emotional and exciting

You cannot leave a good dog behind.

True, but the locomotive in this form is rather unrealistic, wouldn't you say

@@HyperCat72 doesnt matter The franchise ended with a iconic scene that no viewer can forget about

@@HyperCat72 You mean a steam-punk time-traveling train is unrealistic? You are saying a train with components salvaged and repurposed from a Hoverboard made in 2015 on a train from 1885 is unrealistic? Did you leave your “movies are fun card” by the ticket window :)

@@Tigerman1138 sorry mate, commented that while high :(

I'm so excited I finally have the opportunity to say that this legitimately made me almost spit my coffee out.

Sure it’s real, but then why did Doc leave so quickly? He couldn’t stick around for a day, a weekend, a picnic, or trip to the beach maybe?

​@@dylancooper3690Or before Doc left Marty should've suggested for Doc and his whole family to stop by at the Thanksgiving holidays and Christmas holidays and even New years Eve before he left

⁠@@jeahavvalentin980bro has a Time Machine he can do what he wants with it if he feels like swing mart 88mph later boom it’s Marty

Because it's a trilogy not a franchise. They got out while the getting was good and didn't try to milk 5 billion sequels like Star Wars Disney and MCU.

Back to the future will always have a place in everyone's hearts.

Novel practical effects and fantastic period costume design was what made those movies so timeless.

The effects were material objects that's why it's awesome

The second one is my personal favorite.

Respect

In a time traveling sense, it's also your adulthood, oldhoo, babyhood, you haven't even been born yet compared to it and you've been dead for billions of years compared to it

@@kingguydan mindblowing

@@thomasgamer1922 Thank you

It is an electrical circuit connection that activated the crossing signals.

@@AndrewNeilFalconer Okay. Electric current pressure…a growing charge.

@@Tigerman1138 the electricity starts to build up just before the time machine arrives in 1985, activating the signals.

@@AndrewNeilFalconer Yes, thank you. Let’s go back to enjoying this masterpiece. No more time discussing railroad electric & mechanical

Sounds like something doc would do

Saw the first one in Theaters recently. I wasn't even born yet to see it in theaters. It was one of the most memorable movie going experiences I've had in a long time!

Yea. That’s what he was saying. 🙄

That is an unexpected, but lucid way of looking at it! Thanks, this puts things in perspective again...

What becomes of Jules and Vern? Do they invent Starbucks or Microsoft as adults?

Your childhood pay attention to the little boy next to the dog and what he did

Uh....Me thinks it's "Your future hasn't been written YET!"

Look at the kid next to the dog in 2.06

The first one was most likely 30 years of trial and error, the train one was probably relatively (because of the century) easier. Not to mention that he did have the hoverboard with him, so he might've reversed engineer it for it.

@@amm019 thats awesome, never thought of that

Well also isn't the woman he ends up with really smart? So not only does he have the concept down well, but he's got someone that with a few years of education can be a competent lab partner. My issue is more with the parts needed, the reason this movie happened was because the replacement part for the Delorean wasn't available through manufacturing for over 60 years from 1885, just having one more person working towards is wouldn't change that. Though I can kind of hand-wave that away given in the timeline where he lives longer than just the few months until September, he'd now have had several years to figure out how to replace certain manufactured parts, especially given that circuits in the 1940's would have been difficult to make independently, but not impossible as if it were a more modern circuit with much smaller scale manufacturing techniques required to etch. One thing that works in their favor probably is that since many parts being custom made would make them bigger and bulkier, a train would be a more suitable vehicle for increased component size, although a truck could work too. Not to mention with two smart people and combustion engines becoming available, they could have reasonably designed a fast enough car, though that would have been more work than retrofitting a train. The other commenter pointing out hoverboard tech is also making a good point, whatever powers that would probably be something worth studying to create more reliable propulsion for the train. And you only need to time travel once, they hover-converted the train so they definitely went to the future, if all you do is make that first journey then suddenly you have all the tools you need in that time-period to upgrade and that solves the problem too. Ended up writing a lot more than I intended but hopefully that provides some useful things to consider, hope you're having a great day both of you.

@@merclb56 Yes, he was able to recover components from a device from 2015 which could make people levitate. That kind of tech surely helped.

@@amm019 I always thought that too.

I bought a kit and built it!

@@jaydenfox9586 really

@@jaydenfox9586 show me

Don’t think he was scratching anything. He was gesturing.

I heard that the child actor needed a bathroom break and that’s how he gestured when he needed to go and this was never caught in the editing room lol

He had to pee during the take

@@AndrewKarmona what was he deaf and dumb or handicapped or something. Come on man surely you don't believe that excuse

I can't unsee this!

You’re telling us all the great joys I share.

I too thought it was a brush, but after taking a closer look, I suddenly realized that it's not a brush. Its a bunch of copper wire coils.

Speaking about the time train, what kind of disappointed me about the 2010 back to the future the videogame from telltales is that it didn't feature the time train at all. Fortunately it did feature the iconic Delorean time machine that was fully restored to its natural glory but I still wanted to see the time train as well.

Pi-pi

Pay attention to the boy next to the dog

Didn't notice little Verne's hand gestures did ya?? 2:07

Do you the think Doc ever came back to check in on Marty? Maybe send him another Western Union package?

@@dylancooper3690 I would like to think they stayed in touch. No Western Union necessary with the Time Train.

I was 9 years old at the time.

Sierra No. 3, the locomotive pushing the Delorean, it’s whistle was also used for The Polar Express, also directed by Robert Zermekes.

@@jaydenfox9586 yeah

Never noticed that, but you’re totally right - this franchise is loaded with so many amazing callbacks and self-references!

Well....a steam locomotive suddenly appearing displaces a lot of air....that air has to go somewhere!

Perhaps how to train your dragon

@@HyperCat72 The Doc figured out how to Dragon his Train.

The ending of Army of Darkness is a close contender.

@@HyperCat72 agreed