Back To The Future Part III (1990) - The Last Travel

In this thrilling scene from Back to the Future Part III (1990), Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) finds himself behind the wheel of the iconic DeLorean time machine, racing against time to save his friend, Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd). As the DeLorean hurtles down the railroad tracks, Doc climbs precariously along the exterior of the moving vehicle, determined to reach Marty and escape their perilous situation.
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Adding to the intensity of the moment, Clara Clayton (Mary Steenburgen), Doc's love interest from the Old West, attempts to join him on the outside of the DeLorean. The scene is a heart-pounding display of action and suspense, as Marty navigates the challenges of driving the time machine while Doc and Clara risk their lives to make a daring escape. The sequence showcases the film's seamless blend of science fiction, adventure, and romance, as the characters race against the clock to ensure their survival and secure their futures across the fabric of time.
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What’s the movie about?
Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) travels back to 1885 to the Old West. He must save Dr Emmett (Christopher Lloyd) from a premature end.
Credits: © 1990 Universal Pictures
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[@nicoleuswhite2192]

Now I understand why Doc could make a time machine again: He reverse-engineered the Hoverboard, then made another flux capacitor, copied the mechanism of Mr Fusion from the DeLorean that was still buried, and then just made a steam engine. GENIUS!

[@FranciumBoron]

Makes sense to me.

[@tactiguay7154]

What about the chip for the time computer? Unless the hoverboard have the neccesary electronics, he's still stuck until transistors are invented.

[@dbowl7111]

@@tactiguay7154 it's a plot point that transistors weren't invented in 1955, so 50's doc had to recreate the time circuits and strap it to the hood of the car. Would assume the 80's doc did something similar.

[@alosim1541]

Oh wow that’s right I completely forgot about the buried DeLorean. But wait, if there was a second DeLorean still in the past, why couldn’t they use the gas from its tank to go back to the future instead of using the train?

[@hyliedoobius5114]

@@alosim1541 don’t think too hard on this or your head will explode!!

[@TehBellcarl]

I love that seeing how this is the final time the delorean will time travel there’s such a blast and punch for its final trip.

[@quingun00]

It's a momentous fever pitch to conclude the BTTF trilogy with the final time travel as the Delorian made its final madien voyage to 1985 once and for all

[@Goodiesfanful]

Nothing like going out with a bang!

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

Yeah, the canon game says otherwise lol

[@dmc-12timetraveler24]

@@therealmr.incredible3179 it's not even the same delorean you do realize that don't you?

[@SpoonyJeffUK]

Rebuild it for a new film. In the new film.

[@fooey2440]

i didnt notice how the ravine is called the eastwood ravine after he comes back.

[@quingun00]

I guess the ppl in 1885 thought he fell in the ravine lol

[@Goodiesfanful]

quingun00 I hope Doc didn’t get arrested for hijacking the steam engine.

[@Goodiesfanful]

quingun00 that’s probably it, yes.

[@fischergriess6321]

Did you notice the Hilldale billboard at 3:20?

[@CheezeHead-ps9xf]

Yea I guess everyone thought Eastwood/Marty died in that Ravine when the train went over...

[@angelstars2153]

I like the detail of Marty keeping his eyes open this time as he travels "back to the future". In the first movie, when travelling back to 1985, he completely shuts his eyes, but this time he just squints his eyes against the light and keeps them open, because "that re-entry is a little bumpy."

[@sg39g]

He keeps his eyes open the only time he doesn't risk going off the road. It's silly ! 😂

[@alexr1629]

Maybe he shuts or squints because he hopes the time travel will be successfull

[@sean2015]

He squints his eyes reflexively because he has no control over the DeLorean while it's bound to the tracks and being pushed by the train. At that point he's basically just a passenger.

[@kevinwozniak3308]

I still laugh every time I see Eastwood Ravine.

[@bigheadboi2549]

Same

[@GamingBoyColor]

And Clayton In 1985 (original/before 1985)

[@hyliedoobius5114]

and despite their best efforts, they never found a trace of his body in the wreckage...

[@flameshot4798]

I only just now noticed that

[@Mrd9960]

@@GamingBoyColor I never understood something about why they did call it Clayton ravine, Marty says to Doc, it was named after a teacher, they say she fell in there 100 years ago, even before Doc traveled there, because if you remember, the horse got spooked and took off running, would that have happened if Doc never went there, because she never would have been in that situation to begin with.

[@brettmeans6993]

What I've always loved about this scene is how after the time machine is demolished by the train, the train keeps going, and no one from the road comes over to investigate. ;)

[@davisbowe8668]

@ill speedylaunch Even then, the train still would've came to a stop and I'm sure the conductor would've checked to make sure everything was ok.

[@ShadowMurloc483]

@@davisbowe8668 a train can take a significant distance to come to a stop. A train traveling at around 55 mph can take more than a mile to slow down to a stop. It would probably still be slowing down by the end of the scene when doc flies off on the new train time machine.

[@jeremyc6054]

@@ShadowMurloc483 it was a number of minutes between the crash and when Doc flies off. Plenty of time to stop. And even if the train wasn't physically capable of stopping, the train could have radioed in the accident (or one of the numerous witnesses could have called it in) and police would have arrived at the scene within minutes. This was a major vehicle/train collision with potential fatalities.

[@petegobeckli1386]

@@jeremyc6054 Officials would've been asking: "Now why the heck would a DELOREAN! have been on these railroad tracks"?

[@gorgolyt]

@@ShadowMurloc483 That was at least an hour later. It doesn't take a train an hour to stop lol.

[@mpa1931]

I love how the train didn't stop at all later on after plowing through the car

[@afriendofbean]

@M Pa Yes, that was very surprising how that train driver probably can't see the DeLorean on the tracks where a normal train driver would stop.

[@sean2015]

I remember watching this movie in the theater with my mom (June 1990) and she made the exact same comment.

[@webguy943]

No time. Shipments got a deadline to make. 🤣

[@EvilStevilTheKenevilPEN15]

In real life trains don't stop quickly. They literally can't. Steel wheels on steel rails makes for an extremely efficient means of transport, very low rolling resistance. But that also means you can't stop the damn thing quickly, even if you do slam the emergency brake.

[@denisemayosky1955]

@@EvilStevilTheKenevilPEN15 Well, I'm sure the conductor saw Marty bail out so there was no real reason to stop, since the car's occupant had obviously jumped to safety. That probably would have been his only real concern. He might have reported the accident later on, though.

[@RangerJackWalker]

The name 'Eastwood Ravine' is quite messed up. Here we have this 'Clint Eastwood' person who puts the local outlaw in his place and becomes a town hero and then the townsfolk find out that he died merely hours afterwards in a train crash while attempting to hijack it for some unknown reason. Seamus must have been devasted after learning what happened to his new friend.

[@RhynoSubs]

I hadn't thought about that, poor Seamus

[@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333]

Well, they would’ve went to retrieve his body, but obviously wouldn’t have to found it. So, they would’ve just been confused.

[@coldplayfan6070]

@@RhynoSubs But really, the entire truth is: Eastwood was really alive, and that Seamus never realized that Clint Eastwood is actually his great-great grandson Martin 'Marty' McFly.

[@joebundy69]

Apparently canonically they thought "Eastwood" was trying to stop the two unknown train bandits and named it so in "Eastwood's" honor since they thought he perished with the bandits in the wreck.

[@jondunmore4268]

It wasn't a hijacking - it was A SCIENCE EXPERIMENT.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

That final glimpse of the time clock around 2:29, right before the DeLorean makes the jump....that's the cherry on the sundae for me. Perfect touch.

[@vaderkent3060]

Everyone’s fate hangs in the balance in this scene and even the broken Delorean has to do her best to bring Marty home,this scene is so magical

[@nicksnack1576]

It's really cool how the delorean looks pretty banged up by the end of the trilogy and it's had upgrades and shotty repairs to keep it going until it gets completely olberated by a train.

[@PurelyJimbo]

I always thought this as a kid...by mid-Part III, it looks as if it's limping around on life support.

[@axelwulf6220]

Easily my favorite character Yeah, it's just a fancy car But it's got a temperament, character, personality, an infuriating annoyance of being uncooperative, used in a crime, and was actually struggling to perform the one thing it was made for

[@johnnymassacre]

Nice comment !

[@KomandorKapysta]

Этой машине под конец фильма больше семидесяти лет... Гугл надеюсь переведёт это сообщение для тебя).

[@yatsu2me]

You got to love practical effects over computer effects.

[@Goodiesfanful]

One of the best movie scenes ever. Still holds up.

[@maccafan1974]

I really hate CGI. Its way too much. Less is more.

[@UsernameGeri]

@@maccafan1974 Might I suggest watching this very interesting video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH2ZmaNud7B1aJY It might make you change your opinion, or at least have a bigger picture about CGI.

[@CheezeHead-ps9xf]

@@maccafan1974 Well it ultimately depends on what the movie is what they're using CGI for. I mean take the movie Avatar for example. They had to use CGI for that movie and it came out amazing. Its definitely one of, if not my favorite movie ever...

[@getnaenaed8063]

@@CheezeHead-ps9xf Oh god no

[@tubite2]

The locomotive is the famous Sierra No.3 and it has appeared in films (silent and talkies) and various TV shows at least since 1920. With 100 years of stardom, Sierra No. 3 deserves it's own imdb entry and Academy award.

[@cutercills9x9gaming49]

I saw a behind the scenes and some shots of the train pushing the Delorean are just Remote Controled toy miniatures. It actually looks pretty obvious in many shots.

[@DanielChannel57]

​@@cutercills9x9gaming49 That was only for the final stretch where the train goes off the bridge and crashes.

[@610Hobbies]

Notice the sign on the tracks as Marty gets back, "Eastwood Ravine" meaning Marty's alias, "Clint Eastwood" was probably blamed for the train hijacking and everyone thought he died at the explosion, but this makes me wonder how Doc got scot-free as a lot of people could've easily recognize him especially when putting "Eastwood" in the scene.

[@leonpaelinck]

Even then, who names a ravine after a train thief?

[@kaminii8643]

@@leonpaelinck you mean the hero who fought bufford?

[@hmaq1615]

Don’t worry about it

[@davidnissim589]

They believed that "Clint Eastwood" died while trying to stop two bandits (Marty and Doc) from stealing a locomotive. They also wanted to commemorate him as the hero who caught Buford

[@theblueadventurer615]

Doc may have said that Clint or Marty died after saving them.

[@johnnyfavorite1194]

That moment 2:07 when Doc and Clara are almost literally floating on a cloud of 💕💓💗💖 Fantastic Filmmaking

[@KingChiggy]

I would like everyone to note that in that last moment the Hoverboard was moving FASTER than the train, meaning it propelled itself over 85 mph and they let kids buy those in the future

[@eliaspeter7689]

But normaly you cannot propell a hoverboard up to 85mph by your feet.

[@zakir2815]

It's like having a normal skateboard being pulled by a fast moving car or something

[@melquizedec]

inertia, I guess

[@sachinsreekanth4662]

That's in the past for us 🥲😂

[@undrhil]

Without wheels for friction, the hoverboard is actually keeping pace with the train. I'm not sure how Doc planned to slow down since that hoverboard has no conttols.....

[@petervandalen1588]

Wow, never noticed until 30 years later. Watch the shadow of the train at 3:51 ... now watch the length of the train at 4:00. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@carljohnson1842]

😂😂😂

[@eliaspeter7689]

Nice catch, never noticed before.

[@BenBanjo87]

0:29 _Doc!! The red log is about to blooooooooooow!!!_ *BOOM!* 🚗🚂💨💨💨💨💨💨🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@KBTheVideoMaker6]

Emmett!!! Rips

[@professorhulk8259]

@@KBTheVideoMaker6 CLARA!!!!!! 😨

[@cruisnblastfan9277]

*wheels squealing* Whoa!

[@redmr2na]

Ha ha ha! Love your animation

[@massivetree7937]

Doc became Tony Hawk without ever having set foot on a hoverboard.

[@turtlepower4lee]

Doc Saved a damsel in distress.

[@shaunsteele6926]

I'd like to see Tony Hawk skate from a moving train going 88 mph

[@ct0760]

That is a long 1/4 mile.... Lol, I like how he puts his hat back on 😎

[@joeytaylor1021]

Yeah considering the DeLorean had just hit 80 mph then. Going at 80 mph means you’re going 1 mile every 45 seconds. So running the numbers Marty should’ve hit the end of the track 11 seconds after hitting the sign

[@nikommv6342]

@@joeytaylor1021 it's sci-fi lol

[@joeytaylor1021]

@ill speedylaunch he’s already going 80 mph

[@sha11235]

Probably for luck.

[@denisemayosky1955]

I totally *LOVE* this scene!!! I practically get all emotional and excited. I mean, the whole thing: the music's just gorgeous - especially the scene where Clara confesses she loves Doc, the action of the scene, the danger. I mean literally, when that last log blows and all heck breaks loose. Doc and Clara are literally hanging on for their lives, with Clara just mere inches from falling under the wheels, Doc trying to get to her, the Delorean literally having its front end lift off the tracks; and meanwhile, the now damaged train is literally barreling down the track out of control, and they heighten the tension by showing the "End of Track" sign, with the train fast approaching its final destination. Then when Doc was able to use the hoverboard to catch Clara and float her off to safety - it was like 😍!! The whole sequence had you on the edge of your seat! Love, love, LOVE it!!!

[@andreadv2010]

I never have the courage to see the time machine destroyed. It's like watching the hero of the film die. I always skip that part of the film.

[@afriendofbean]

@RECRUTA 2 RODAS Yes, I also felt it was sad how the DeLorean got destroyed especially since Doc told Marty that inventing a time machine out of a DeLorean was his latest experiment which he's been waiting for all his life and I'm sure that DeLorean felt like a family to him. However, he did mention that he wanted it destroyed but I'm sure he meant disconnecting the time circuits and the fluxcapacitor and then maybe throwing those both in the trash and then maybe park the DeLorean in his house. But I guess with the DeLorean getting completely destroyed breaking into pieces is a way to show that it's completely gone and then Doc won't bel able to travel around to the future and past anymore but stay in his present year. The other sad thing I felt was that I felt that Doc and Marty were never going to see each other again once Doc flew away in his time machine train just because he married Clara and they had two kids (Jules and Verne).

[@TheAETHER22]

Same. I fking hated this movie since i was a kid because the time machine gets destroyed

[@DAndyLord]

@@TheAETHER22 Weren't there 2 Delorians in the 1880s though? Maybe I'm misremembering.

[@Mrd9960]

@@DAndyLord No you're thinking of 1955, in Part 2, when he goes back there.

[@TimeMasterOG]

@@Mrd9960 actually... no theoretically he should be right... wait isn't that how doc even made the jules verne time train? scrapping bits of the original from the 1880s

[@moviefan9158]

Anyone else still get goosebumps and chills during this scene??!! I LOVE this whole sequence and Part III is my FAV of the trilogy besides the Original which stands on it's own 🎬🎬🎬🎬🎥🎥🎥🎥!!!

[@Skynet_the_AI]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@denisemayosky1955]

Yeah, this scene is so exciting! Definitely is right up there with the parallel scene in Part 1.

[@Skynet_the_AI]

Wait which movie are we talking about tHERE

[@moviefan9158]

@@denisemayosky1955 100%

[@moviefan9158]

@@Skynet_the_AI the Back To The Future Trilogy.

[@djhaloeight]

I cried at the end when I was a kid and saw this.

[@FranciumBoron]

I love the animation they used for the plasma on the DeLorean during the flux dispersal.

[@elpaz79903]

My nephew and I always shed a few tears when we see this final ride of the DeLoreon. The music also adds how this was the final run

[@syncout9586]

I like how none of this disturbs the timeline too. Clara is supposed to die in the ravine and I guess she did, as far as the townfolk knew. Since she isn't supposed to continue living, Doc taking her on a journey across time wouldn't affect the timeline at all.

[@chiwhiner]

The timeline did change a little bit. In the original timeline Shonash Ravine was renamed Clayton Ravine in her memory. When Marty returns to 1985 you see a sign calling it Eastwood Ravine. As far as the town knows it was "Clint Eastwood" that died in the ravine.

[@billyeichelberger8289]

I really enjoy back to the future part 3. Such a very happy ending 🥰 with emmitt and claire.

[@sapphire163]

Nice that Doc Brown was featured more in this movie than the other 2. Christopher Lloyd is a great actor.

[@hyliedoobius5114]

“Well, I’ve heard some whoppers in my day, but the fact that you’d expect me to entertain a notion like that is SO insulting and degrading!! (Then that’s exactly what she does!) She would be fun to prank. 😂😂🤣🤣

[@petertoth3477]

Btw. they hit the "Track ends 1/4 mile" sign doing 80 MPH, that means about 36 meters per second for a 400 m long track. Even without the acceleration they'd have about 11 seconds to pass and catch the hoverboard and save Clara, before falling to the Ravine. Thanks to movie magic, the time was extended to a whole minute :D

[@shaunsteele6926]

yeah I always thought that was weird. They could have at least put "Track ends 1 mile"... why a 1/4 mile? Not much notice lol

[@bryanna72]

Could you imagine how scary that would actually be racing toward the edge of the ravine?

[@jamesfunk7614]

Doc doesn't leave a margin of error. I would have positioned the start of the train pushing the DeLorean a little farther from the end of track. Also, He should have built something to make it easier to transition from the train to inside the car.

[@AchtungBaby77]

Given how meticulous Doc is with building scale models, I always found it unusual too that he didn't consider the difficulty in trying to board the DeLorean from a speeding train! The other thing I never understood is why they were in such a hurry to catch the train after Buford got arrested. At that point, he was going to jail, so Doc nor Marty were going to get shot. They could use the additional time to further refine their escape plan to 1985, or even catch a totally different train on a much longer track which doesn't involve going over a ravine. Ah well... still a cool film regardless 😁

[@bearabletable7527]

@@AchtungBaby77 They chose the Ravine because the train track on the ravine continues to exist in 1985 and operational. Another other could of been abandoned/destroyed in 1985.

[@fabulousfrance]

They had to steal the train at the very last minut so it was impossible to build some device to board the Delorean easier

[@jamesfunk7614]

@@fabulousfrance They could have built a ramp in advance of stealing the engine and tender, and have put it near where they put the DeLorean.

[@jeffwhite4227]

@@AchtungBaby77 I'm just going to take a guess - probably because Doc wanted to get them ASAP out of 1885 to avoid further disruption of the timeline. Although, at that point, he might have just said "what the hell." :D

[@scottfarmer8758]

3:03 it's cool to see that the burn marks from the train crash are still visible 100 years later.

[@joeytaylor1021]

Or the bridge makes it darker

[@Gangularis]

I think it's just a shadow, dude.

[@ryraisin3280]

There's no sunlight there

[@Splatinum69]

Lmao "BURN MARKS" HAHAHA

[@realprisec]

Burn marks don’t last for a century dude

[@brettsoyars4341]

2:55 I like the roaming candle right there.

[@daveolep7657]

Micheal J. Fox movies are enjoyable and clean .

[@lunarose698]

I love the hell out of this scene. At least Marty got to drive it one last time.

[@kathconserv]

The train ripped through the delorean like tin foil.

[@dmc-12timetraveler24]

Well it's a locomotive

[@CheezeHead-ps9xf]

Well I mean it is a F*ckin train bruh. 🤣🤣

[@mkaplan1383]

It takes almost a distance of two football fields for the freight to come to a complete stop.

[@mse2130]

Well I mean if a 46 ford can then a freight sure as hell can

[@dmc-12timetraveler24]

If you look it up its a locomotive Alco S6 locomotive is the locomotive that destroyed the time machine CAR

[@duberdurm]

As a kid I hated Clara (and girls in general) so much for ruining the Doc and Marty's plan. Now I understand her character and why Doc chose love.

[@iampotato4669]

The delorean fulfilled its density.

[@cadefilms4072]

I’m waiting for someone to not get the joke

[@bottlemanepic3781]

Lmao

[@lynngatrell7965]

I love how the train just kept going. [BUMP] Engineer 1: Huh? What was that? Engineer 2: Nah, I'm sure it was nothing. Cool whistle, though, huh?

[@davidcolantuono3622]

They were lucky that Marty got out in the nick of time. I don't know how those engineers would have felt if Marty wasn't able to get out in time and he had been killed along with the DeLorean. No doubt that would feel very guilty if the alternative scenario had happened.

[@TheJohnnyCotts]

A train requires A LOT of stopping distance, and since to them, the DeLorean just suddenly appeared on the tracks in front of them, there was nothing they could do.

[@lynngatrell7965]

@TheJohnnyCotts , not about avoiding the collision. I mean, that the train just kept going, and didn't even try to stop after hitting the DeLorean.

[@jonathanstead9834]

Love this scene in the film. As a railway enthusiast, that locomotive puts in a good performance.

[@claudegagnon5991]

I just wonder. If the 88 mph was so difficult to reach, why carrying so many unecessary wooden logs in the trailer..?

[@orangtimur2407]

They don't have much time to remove the logs

[@damaestro5667]

you already got 2 fair answers. lol

[@Skater6453]

It is true actually. They should have removed the tender since doc was using his own logs anyway. But then Clara couldn't have gotten on the train.

[@Train_Tok_Man]

@@Skater6453 You can’t remove the tender that easily, plus, they needed the water in the locomotive’s tender to make steam.

[@BJenno]

0:33 this part of the scene was.... and still is.... intense. Especially the music reinforces it

[@hexxon77]

Michael, Christopher they were great in that trilogy, but in my opinion Tom Wilson roles were a pure diamonds. Specially in 2nd and 3rd film. Underrated.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

You could tell he was having an absolute blast in the 3rd film getting to play the villain in a western. He was so awesome in this trilogy.

[@michaelmartinez5217]

I like how doc can make the board fly at 88miles per hour.. lol

[@persononyoutube8666]

0:06 Ha ha, funny number

[@girthquake9683]

You’re damn right

[@JackPomi]

69? Or what do you call funny?

[@fixitworks6815]

31

[@GasparKvarta]

Nice

[@nighthawk0077]

Damn Marty double-clutched the board like three times!

[@DAndyLord]

I love how the train never stops and none of the people at the rail crossing even come to help.

[@Mrd9960]

It can't stop, it takes awhile for a train to come to a complete stop, only thing they can do is blow the horn real loud, but yeah weird how no one comes to help or see what happened.

[@Mrd9960]

@@VideoAmericanStyle That's the movie world for you, there's no basis in reality most of the time.

[@shaunsteele6926]

he was already passed the crossing, they probably didn't see the crash

[@jakobpalomino5417]

Afterwards he did a sick kickflip and it was epic.

[@juggalogamer8541]

When I was a kid I always hated this part where the DeLorean got destroyed I cried when I was a kid

[@shmaxg]

This is the most intense scene in the history of cinematography.

[@ribakrappaht]

a Man riding the Delorean would be called "Man De Lorean"(Mandalorian)

[@Reshmi_Chowdhury82]

Haha😂😂

[@CheezeHead-ps9xf]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@polashteens]

Hahahahha

[@Firemarioflower]

That's really clever, original and unique. Thanks for the laugh!

[@joscious]

I was watching this with 88% battery lol

[@eangsyerbic6942]

0:42 Whoooooa!!!!

[@AndiRelax31]

Doc Brown's Delorean was one of the coolest things in 80s pop culture

[@DjCootABanG]

@2:15. Time to go home. Scene is great.

[@NKP514]

Just like the Bluesmobile, it does everything the movie needs it to do, and then it falls apart.

[@Senna-78]

1:17 The X-Wing sound from STAR WARS

[@detectivepayne3773]

no it's not

[@GasparKvarta]

Yes it is

[@spicypancakeproductions5057]

The OST in this part of the movie is one of the best pieces out of the series IMO

[@isabellahalberggm11]

I lover back too the future!💕💕💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@MohammedKhalid-sw2dq]

this just emotional and excited at the same time sadly thats the last time we saw doc and his families and exciting thing is when he return , he sees everything was normal as it was .

[@Alper88]

2:17 He left the door open. And I also wonder: How did Doc escape the authorities back then? He highjacked a train.

[@pabloleon9884]

He wore a mask

[@MadamFoogie]

Would you try to apprehend a known mad scientist on a hoverboard with a specialized sniper rifle? Cuz I sure wouldn't. I've seen shit play out like that in D&D, and it never ends well. Also, he made the train fly, which is absolutely terrifying.

[@pabloleon9884]

@@MadamFoogie D&D lmaoo

[@marcosvfilho8687]

@@MadamFoogie Sounds accurate enough

[@detectivepayne3773]

it's 1885, it's called the wild west for a reason, the authorities don't even know what happened, they aren't the FBI and their presence is very scarce in the west, hence the name

[@awesomegirl5190]

I hate seeing the Delorean get destroyed

[@maccafan1974]

Can’t believe this was 30 years ago! Where did the time go??

[@hih]

36

[@lemondigit7309]

@@hih no the bttf 3 was released in 1990

[@EaNasirSellsBadCopperNGL]

@@lemondigit7309 32 years old for me then

[@Marcobisc24]

1:44 goosebumps EVERY time! YES ! YES!

[@bleentrean5849]

Irl trains: stop if anything bad happens. Movie Trains: I'm going to pretend I didn't see that.

[@vassa1972]

Loved all 3 movies

[@Ignaciosar2417]

I all i have to say is that this was and still is one of the creates franchise and movies in the world, personally y favourite i was i could erase the memory of watch this movie and just watch it again without knowing what was going to happen, its a disappointed that they didn't continue with the franchise, As a great scientist one said when this baby hits 88 miles you will see some real shit.

[@jimmyg3835]

same i wish i cood watch the move blind agin same with palying some games

[@edmondhung6097]

They should unload the log at the back, so the train can hit 88mph much earlier.

[@phillipwalling7470]

But then the train explodes, destroying it before it even reaches the end.

[@armorpro573]

They didn’t have enough time

[@dssouza1982]

The best movie and scene ever ever

[@user-hm2cs5fx2e]

何十回とみたけど…また見てしまう(笑)

[@S-Rossi-316]

Lucky for Marty that 1985 train wasn't running a minute early 😱

[@Mrd9960]

I know huh? If it was. as soon as he arrived bam! He would be a memory, lol

[@S-Rossi-316]

@@Mrd9960 Another disaster Doc would have to stop from happening lol

[@ZuluRomeo]

Telefragged 😜

[@johncribbsiv4531]

Bad bittersweet ending but not to worry or disappoint the Delorean is claustrophobic and a hybrid and Michael j Fox shakes like a terrible earthquake because of Parkinson’s disease he’s had for over 30 years now he’s better off from the disease itself thanks peace and blessings to you all.

[@SuperbitGamer-db6iw]

1:20 Marty, Watch Out!

[@brettsoyars4341]

Ironic isn't it? Marty is the only one going back in time. & he thinks he's taking Doc with him. He doesn't go anywhere though. Just stays in 1885 with Clara & continues to work on a new time machine. I would have loved to have seen Doc go back to 1985 with Marty. But why would he build a new time machine that runs on steam if he going to destroy the DeLorean? I think it would have been simple had Marty asked Doc what he was building there in his Blacksmith shop & he told Marty, A simple explanation would have been (Oh I just need to iron out a few kinks.) It actually does raise a few other questions too. He must have something in mind for letting only him & guests of his choosing to go with him. Anyone else probably would've gotten zapped more then likely. Which means one thing, nobody uses the time machine but him Clara or Marty. Old Biff would not be touching this one!

[@marnv2956]

Thank you and God bless...

[@user-ok5ct5gx3f]

今見ても感動するわ

[@mattpace9312]

Eastwood Ravine!

[@SteveGarza]

This scene is indeed great and yet it makes me sad. Back to the Future III came out in May 1990, just 5 months into a new decade. It was the only movie with a 1985 storyline that continued into 1990. And while the 80’s ended only five months prior to the movie’s release, this movie really did say, the 80’s are over. Most of us were too young to grasp that reality. By the year 1990, everything 1985 seemed so far gone.

[@Cellistontheinternet]

On July, the back to the future trilogy left Netflix :( wow 5 likes! Thanks

[@Tatokun92]

They are back i guess lol

[@gruvazhe]

i downloaded the first movie

[@utbmorren615]

@Jack Pharoh wait what where?

[@alexanderpytko5394]

At 2:58, just as Doc said, "The bridge WILL exist in 1985."

[@sguinn91]

What the heck?! Was that the sound effect of an X-wing engine I heard at 1:17?!

[@carljohnson1842]

3:54 Where Everyone Cried 😭💔

[@thisjustin212]

So no one is going to mention how Doc caught the hoverboard while on a moving train????🤔

[@SyedAli-qz1cp]

After aaaaaallll the thrill Mr. Marty didn’t forget to put his hat on.🥴

[@mobythemerpup1515]

2:31 At this point Sierra No.131 is behind its limit by 20 Mph it’s working 2.6 times more just to get up another 20 miles an hour how insane is that!?!

[@thomaslindsay1525]

I adore this scene and the film. For years I just assumed it was an actual train that crashed, never knowing the beauty of models.

[@davendee1986]

Holy shit! Wht a terrific crash!

[@jamesroboyle]

It was sad . No more DeLorean.

[@mrwow1667]

Until the animated series released a year later

[@Skynet_the_AI]

💥❗

[@yam9195]

when this video came out Back To The Future 3 is 30 years old.

[@skaladarrellgodeater1070]

Epic movies Back to the future x33

[@joshpark7745]

1:20 Doc Brown: 😲 Marty, watch out!

[@roguesquadron521]

Anyone else catch the subtle Star Wars easter egg at 1:16? Sounds like an X-Wing, lol.

[@wewokakid3379]

Sure glad Doc had put in his morning Hoverboard workouts...and I know Clara was too...!!!

[@Skynet_the_AI]

3:34 must be very uncomfortable, not that I Know...

[@mkaplan1383]

On a normal day that might seem weird.....

[@Skynet_the_AI]

@@mkaplan1383 I know you know that we know We Know.

[@epicgamer6968]

Just whistle like nothing happened and u will be ok

[@catherinevieira7054]

I always shed tears when the Delorean gets smashed to pieces,

[@jackraider1039]

Every time that Marty sees the sign and screams I lose it

[@Michael-eg3rs]

did anyone else notice that when the red log blew, the headlight was destroyed but not even 30 seconds later its back on again?

[@user-er2dw7ll2m]

Best of the Best

[@shaunsteele6926]

I wonder if Clara hadn't followed them and both Doc and Marty went back to 1985 together as originally planned, would they both have made it out before that train smashed the DeLorean? Imagine a darker ending... they make it back. Marty leaps out at the last second, but Doc was too slow. Marty watches in horror as Doc is dragged to his death by the speeding train.

[@johnnymassacre]

😂

[@AlhazredsGamingGoo]

Doc remembers little details, he told Marty to set the destination time to 11am because he knew a train would be passing through. He knew the crossing guards would be down so they wouldn't get t-boned by someone driving down the street, and the train would destroy the DeLorean like he wanted. There's also some movie time compression at work, you can see the bridge is so far in the background that more time has passed than we see. The problem is Marty is so exhausted it kinda just goes over his head what it means for the crossing guards to be down as he himself is on the track (granted the door refusing to unlock doesn't help, which was am actual problem for that car.) If Doc had made it in, he'd have nudged Marty on the shoulder and told him they had to get out as soon as the car had slowed down enough, before the train was even in sight.

[@saiidabdulbaqi5015]

Happy ending 😊 a little sad for the time machine though 🙁😉 it may have come in handy these days

[@eljerarca_tarot]

Una explosión demasiado espectacular para ser una locomotora de carbón.

[@Ultra-LV]

Wouldn't there be 2 time machines? One buried in the mine, the other in the cave. And normally a train stops after hitting a car.

[@epicgamer6968]

Yes their are two time machines though the one in the cave is not operational