Does anyone else come back to this thread after a little while and scroll back to the beginning just for a good laugh? I bloody love it.
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I love a meme / comment, I will keep posting haha
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Does that just ring through to the Reform office?
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Nasty elbow to the face that 
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Probably the wrong place for this … but if the trilogy were to be remade today with the same time gap between years…
Movie 1: 2025 → 1995 → 2025
Movie 2: 2025 → 2055 → 2025 → 1995
Movie 3: 1995 → 1925 - > 2025
Feel old yet?
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I’d like to see that modern trilogy to be fair.
I’m 2 years older than Christopher Lloyd was when he played Emmet Brown in the first film 
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I saw a BTTF theory the other day where it said that due to Marty coming back to 1985 at the end of the first film just before the Marty in the new timeline travels back the first time, the Doc had to know that he couldn’t send Marty at that point to 1955 as it would be a paradox and he would either have to convince that Marty to either travel to a point where he couldn’t affect the timeline, such as prehistoric or the end of the universe or trick him into believing he was going to 1955 and sending him elsewhere, either way he was going to his death. The chances of the two Marty’s bumping into each other might end the universe
Then there is the whole theory that Marty who comes back doesn’t belong in that timeline and will effectively be completely alien to everyone and unable to share the memories of their lives and have no knowledge of their lives as a family before Marty traveled.
What if he came back and he found Eric Stoltz in his house
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Great Scott!
In the second one his dad was replaced by a different actor due to behind the scenes arguments
does that make it a different timeline as well?
Also his girlfriend, somewhere she is passed out on a porch and Marty never comes back for her
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Not forgetting that Claudia Wells played his girlfriend in the first one, then was replaced by Elisabeth Shue for the next two.
