Back to the future 2 question

[CrazyDe1]

If Old Biff went back in time and gave himself the almanac then when he went back forward in time to put the time machine back wouldn't he go forward to the altered future and so the time machine never would have been put back?

 

[austin316]

nope

 

[guyver01]

not if he used a time stabalizer, to block out the quantum flux of chronoton particles during the time dilation periods.

 

[bozack]

Originally posted by: guyver01
not if he used a time stabalizer, to block out the quantum flux of cronoton particles during the time dilation periods.

too funny

block out the quantum flux of cronoton particles during the time dilation periods

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot

 

[PowerMacG5]

No. Listen to what the doc says about the multiple time lines.

 

[rh71]

i was thinking the exact same thing guyver !

 

[PowerMacG5]

Originally posted by: guyver01
not if he used a time stabalizer, to block out the quantum flux of chronoton particles during the time dilation periods.

Haha, mix a little Star Trek into BTTF, priceless.

 

[Capone]

I remember wondering that same thing when I was watching it once. I guess the writers figured no one would catch it.

 

[CrazyDe1]

Originally posted by: Marauder911
No. Listen to what the doc says about the multiple time lines.

He says that they can't fix the problem in the future because they'd go forward in the altered future. As soon as Biff gave the almanac to himself he'd be going into the altered future if he chose to go forward in time again...

 

[bozack]

Originally posted by: CrazyDe1

Originally posted by: Marauder911
No. Listen to what the doc says about the multiple time lines.

He says that they can't fix the problem in the future because they'd go forward in the altered future. As soon as Biff gave the almanac to himself he'd be going into the altered future if he chose to go forward in time again...

its called Hollywood

 

[bootymac]

Whiskey

 

[Rage187]

Tango

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Originally posted by: guyver01
not if he used a time stabalizer, to block out the quantum flux of chronoton particles during the time dilation periods.

ding ding ding! :beer:

 

[guyver01]

Originally posted by: CrazyDe1
As soon as Biff gave the almanac to himself he'd be going into the altered future if he chose to go forward in time again...

Technically no.

The timeline doesn't become divergent until BIFF2 begins to bet on sport games.... at that time, the timelines become divergent, so technically, BIFF1 *can* go back to the future, because the timeline hasn't diverged yet.


example:


...............................V BIFF 2 arrives here
------------------------------------------------------------------ <-- normal timeline

------------------------------\ <-- point of divergence
.......................................\
.........................................\_________________________ <-- new timeline

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Originally posted by: Marauder911
No. Listen to what the doc says about the multiple time lines.

 

[ViperXX]

Here's another Back to the Future goof.

When Marty goes back to the 1885 in BTTF3 his fuel line is punctured by an arrow. That leads to the big train scene where they try to get the Delorian up to 88 MPH. Why didn't they siphon the gas out of the Delorian that Doc Brown hid in the mine shaft? There were 2 Delorians in 1885

 

[rh71]

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[Rage187]

the lightning that struck docs delorian(bolt that sent to 1885) vaporized the gas.

 

[Syringer]

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[So]

Originally posted by: ViperXX
Here's another Back to the Future goof.

When Marty goes back to the 1885 in BTTF3 his fuel line is punctured by an arrow. That leads to the big train scene where they try to get the Delorian up to 88 MPH. Why didn't they siphon the gas out of the Delorian that Doc Brown hid in the mine shaft? There were 2 Delorians in 1885

I got the boxed DVD set for christmas and recently sat there and watched thme all again.

I reaised the exact same qestion, and more than anything else, that bothered me.

 

[CrazyDe1]

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: ViperXX
Here's another Back to the Future goof.

When Marty goes back to the 1885 in BTTF3 his fuel line is punctured by an arrow. That leads to the big train scene where they try to get the Delorian up to 88 MPH. Why didn't they siphon the gas out of the Delorian that Doc Brown hid in the mine shaft? There were 2 Delorians in 1885

I got the boxed DVD set for christmas and recently sat there and watched thme all again.

I reaised the exact same qestion, and more than anything else, that bothered me.

I've only gotten through parts 1 and 2...never was too into 3

 

[RedPickle]

Originally posted by: Rage187
Tango

Foxtrot

 

[So]

Originally posted by: CrazyDe1

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: ViperXX
Here's another Back to the Future goof.

When Marty goes back to the 1885 in BTTF3 his fuel line is punctured by an arrow. That leads to the big train scene where they try to get the Delorian up to 88 MPH. Why didn't they siphon the gas out of the Delorian that Doc Brown hid in the mine shaft? There were 2 Delorians in 1885

I got the boxed DVD set for christmas and recently sat there and watched thme all again.

I reaised the exact same qestion, and more than anything else, that bothered me.

I've only gotten through parts 1 and 2...never was too into 3

I watched them all, 1&2 in a row then 3 on the third day, in my opinion, BTTF 3 was a fine movie and really well made, until you get to that stupid steam time machine at the end. I mean COME ON! If they had omitted that scene or just had the Doc 'Borrow' the delorian that was still sitting IN A MINE in 1885, the movie would have stood up to the first two. One stupid scene ruined the movie for everyone, and it had to be the last one. Had they just ended it with the delorian being destroyed (and Marty escpaing the accident) it would've been fine. Maybe the end they should've looked down the tracks or something.

 

[GonzoCircus]

Anything is possible with 1.21 Gigawatts

 

[XZeroII]

We know it's possible because it is on TV. We just haven't figured out how it's done yet.