Back to the Future

Claudia Wells in part 1 Elisabeth Shue in part 2 & 3

He went to the year 2015

Major theme parks usually store or repurpose their equipment. Disneyland, for example, has almost every decommissioned ride in storage, which allows them to reinstall it should it become popular again.

If the Back to the Future movie franchise is reimagined or refreshed don't be suprised to see the original DeLorean cars back in action.

"Back to the Future" (1985)

"Back to the Future Part II" (1989)

"Back to the Future Part III" (1990)

No. They would require either anti-gravity (impossible with our current understanding of physics) or extremely precise propulsion and balance, which would need to be too exact to be practical.

* A workable hoverboard could be created from a powerful magnet, but would only remain airborne when placed above another equally powerful magnet.

Calvin Klein- only because that is what it says on his underwear

At the end of the film, at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance, Marty sings the classic rock song "Johnny B. Goode," by Chuck Berry.

While he's playing the song, one of the band members makes a phone call, and we hear him say, "Chuck, it's Marvin...your cousin, Marvin Berry? You know that new sound you've been looking for? Well listen to this!" and he points the phone towards the stage. That is probably my favorite joke of the whole movie.

He produced it. Robert Zemeckis wrote and directed it

Dave and Linda were their names. They are played by Marc McClure and Wendie Jo Sperber.

The character you're thinking of was named "Clara" and she was played byMary Steenburgen.

because #YOLOSWEG

Yes, the DeLorean that Doc Brown took to 1885 and then hid in the mine (wher it remains the entire 1885 portion of the movie) and the DeLorean that Marty took to 1885. Marty retrieves the 70 year old DeLorean from the mine in 1955 and takes it back to 1885. It is the same car existing two times in one time period.

Buffing should put a shine on not take it away, use a very fine grit polishing compound to bring the shine back and wax regularly. I don't know what you used when you buffed it the first time but be careful and only buff wax in the future.

Buffing and polishing is not the best thing for todays acrylic based automotive paints. With the removal of wax you have to do quite a bit of rubbing on a dry surface. that's not a good thing on an automotive paint finish. Polish is abrasive and it can do more harm than good. Liquid Paint conditioners work differently form wax. They last longer and shine better.

Actually you can. This happened to my friend one time when making an online sale. The buyer did not send the check, and my friend called up the post office and put delivery on hold until he did.

It's not the number 99. The fire marks are the tread marks of the DeLorean when it goes back in time. Apparently the DeLorean does a loop and hits 88 MPH and goes back to the Old West.

No

because he likes to suck cock.....everyone knew that.

An entire lifetime for some people. It all depends on how hard you're willing to work and how much you choose to contribute.

No, cars don't get destroyed like that. In the scene at the end of Back to the Future 3 where the train runs into the Delorian, they used a collapsible prop that looked like the car. They used it so the Delorian would appear more thoroughly destroyed and it wouldn't damage the train.

Marty Mcfly, played by Michael J. Fox is the main Character, along with Crispen Glover as George McFly, Lea Thompson as Lorraine, Christopher Lloyed as Doc Brown, and Thomas F Wilson as Biff Tannen.

Thomas Wilson played Biff Tannen- the school bully who was always giving George McFly a hard time until the night he punched him down to the ground. Then time had altered where Biff was no longer still abusing George in the present and now was actually treating him with respect.

A delorian

need to oil the gear box

There are three Back to The Future movies.

Marty mcfly sings johnny b goode by chuck berry in bttf 1