(Marty Jr. is hurled over the cafe' counter by Griff, landing right next to Marty) Marty Jr.: (dazed) Okay Griff, I'll do it. I'll do it buddy, whatever you say. Marty: Stay down, and shut up!
Future Marty: Oh boy, oh boy, mom. You sure can hydrate a pizza.
Marty: (wakes up) Mom? Mom, is that you? Lorraine: There there, just relax, Marty. You've been asleep for almost nine hours now. Marty: I had a horrible nightmare... it was terrible... Lorraine: Well you're safe now, back on the good ol' 27th floor. Marty: (opens eyes) Twenty-seventh floor?!? (Light comes on, and a very busty Lorraine seats herself next to him) M-Mom? Mom! That can't be you! You're so uh... so-uhhuh... big... Lorraine: Well... yes, its me, Marty. Are you hungry? I can order room service.
(Beginning scene of Doc, Marty and Jennifer going to 2015 Marty: Hey Doc, you better back up, we don`t have enough road to make it to 88. Doc: Roads? Where we`re going we don`t need, roads.
(In 1955, Old Biff is in Young Biff's car.) Old Biff: You always did have a way with women. Young Biff: Get the hell out of my car, old man! Old Biff: You want to marry that girl, Biff? I can help make it happen. Young Biff: Oh, yeah? Who're you, Miss Lonely Hearts? Old Biff: Just get in the car, butthead. Young Biff: Who you callin' butthead, butthead? (Old Biff starts the car.) Young Biff: How do you know how to do that? Nobody can start this car but me. Old Biff: Just get in the car, Tannen. Today's your lucky day.
(Marty looks over the roof of the casino for a way out.) Biff: Go ahead, kid, jump. Suicide will be nice and neat. Marty: What if I don't? Biff: (aims gun) Lead poisoning. Marty: What about the police, Biff? They're gonna match up the bullet with that gun. Biff: Kid, I own the police! Besides, they couldn't match up the bullet that killed your old man. Marty: You son of a- Biff: (Biff cocks gun) I suppose it's poetic justice. Two McFlys with the same gun. (Marty casually steps off ledge; Biff scoffs in disbelief) Idiot. (DeLorean rises up with Marty standing on it.) What the hell?! (DeLorean door beams him in the forehead.)
(In the alternate 1985) Biff: Lorraine! Lorraine: Oh, my god, it's your father. Marty: My father? (Biff and his gang burst into Marty and Lorraine's room.) Biff: You're supposed to be in Switzerland, you little son of a bitch! Marty: My father? Biff: Did you get kicked out of another boarding school? Damn it, Lorraine, do you know how much perfectly good dough I blow on this no-good kid of yours, huh? On all 3 of them?! Lorraine: What the hell do you care? We can afford it! The least we can do with all that money is provide a better life for our children. Biff: Hold on one second, let's get this straight. Marty is your kid, not mine, and all the money in the world wouldn't do jack shit for that lazy bum. Lorraine: Stop it, Biff, just stop it. Biff: Look at him. He's a butthead just like his old man was. Lorraine: Don't you dare speak that way about George. You're not even half the man he was! (Biff throws her on the floor.)
Biff Tannen - "Manure, I Hate Manure"
Due to contractual and scheduling issues, the role of Jennifer Parker, played by Claudia Wells in Back to the Future part one was replaced by Elizabeth Shue for the second and third parts. The final scene of part one was redone in order to portray Jennifer played by Shue as she embarks into the time machine.
This was Elijah Wood`s debut. He was one of the boys who was going to play the video game, Wild Gunman.
When Marty was in 2015, the video game was Wild Gunman, a very old game from the 80`s.
Crispin Glover played George McFly in Back To The Future Part I, but was replaced by Jeffrey Weissman in Part II. Weissman was made up to look like Glover so that this film could incorporate excerpts from the original.
When Marty arrives in 2015, he looks in the window of an antique store, where there is the denim jacket that he wore in Back To The Future Part I, a Roger Rabbit doll and a Jaws Nintendo videogame. Who Framed Roger Rabbit was also directed by Robert Zemeckis.
While Marty is in the Café 80s, Family Ties (which starred Michael J. Fox) and Taxi (which starred Christopher Lloyd) can both be seen on television.
This movie first debuted in 1989.
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