BTTF III train

Train sequence from Back to the Future III. Filmed in the Red Hills just outside Jamestown, California. The steam engine is Sierra #3, a 1891 Rogers class locomotive. Old #3 has been recently repaired and carries passengers each summer at Railtown 1897 State Park in Jamestown.

[@Felamine]

I love how Doc throws on the engineer's hat before he starts pulling the whistle cord. He's like a kid at heart.

[@ugmarammehra30]

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[@folsanmiya9569]

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[@kinndah2519]

The final shot/scene is the most beautiful to me. Where the old creation of engineering is approaching the new creation of how far we've come : ) Seeing the 1 of the past behind the 1 of the future/ present. 😌💕 As some1 in the science/engineering field myself, it makes me proud to be human and grateful to God.

[@rotunda57]

That locomotive is putting out some mighty black smoke for burning firewood.

[@trainsbangsandautomobiles824]

Keen eye. This engine is actually oil fired, but in almost every movie its been in, its been dressed up as a wood burner. The large amount of wood in the tender is to cover up the oil tank.

[@rotunda57]

Thought so. Also seemed strange the tender is 100% full of wood after the locomotive had travelled some distance.

[@Petemonster62]

I think the first oil-fired steam locomotive debuted in the 1890s. Since this takes place earlier, the steamer would have to be a wood burner.

[@anuraganuragarya3988]

THIS MOVIE HAS 3 PART

[@TheAtlantaRailfan]

The locomotive used in this film is sierra railroad 4-6-0 ten Wheeler #3 built in 1891 for the sierra railroad the engine has been used in dozens of movies and tv shows including petticoat junction, Casey Jones, and the apple dumpling gang rides again, to name a few, the locomotive's whistle was also used as the whistle for the polar express.

[@tiup1234]

Yhjygghugghu

[@oddjob1795]

Also for the fact that this movie star was from New Jersey.

[@julyleonard]

Speaking of Casey Jones, the real Cannonball Express locomotive was a Rogers built 4-6-0 #382 & in the 1950 Disney version, the locomotive Casey Jones or should I say Casey Jones 2.0 drives is an american standard 4-4-0 with a #2 named Johnny.

[@Interestingenough4]

The locomotive used for this film--Sierra Railway 3--has been featured in around 40 films, alongside such names as Clint Eastwood, Gary Cooper, Dennis Quaid, James Stewart, William Shatner, Drew Barrymore, George C. Scott, Burt Reynolds, Michael J. Fox, Julia Roberts, Matt Damon, Dom DeLuise, John Cleese, and Robert Duvall. It is considered the "movie star" of all locomotives. It also has derailed 3 times throughout its 100+ years. The engine was also almost scrapped permanently. It was literally taken apart for a while, but Clint Eastwood played an important role in salvaging it through fundraising efforts to get it restored and put back together. He literally did say that to him, the engine was like an old friend, since he had been featured in so many films alongside it. Ever since 2010, Sierra Railway 3 operates on tourist excursions in California.

[@mikeglenn3333]

+Interestingenough4 It had a boiler issue. When inspected, They found a few bad stay bolts in the crown sheet

[@iPeaceful55]

+Lincoln Bingaman ะาพสสพสพย

[@panda-d7z]

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[@jospalding9579]

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[@Captainstrains9882]

The movie is set in 1885, and the locomotive is an 1891 model

[@RyderGregory-rg3nw]

It's confusing but still cool

[@Island_Line_Rail_Productions]

ERROR AT 2:24 trains of that era did not have air brakes .....when the train starts to uncouple you can see the air hose still together, also trains of that era did not have the modern AAR knuckle couplers

[@mario28795]

Knuckle Couplers actually go a lot farther back. the one's you're thinking of disappeared over 2 centuries ago.

[@JamesPattersonGeepfan]

+Paul Rude Back to the future is set 1885, westinghouse air brakes came into being in 1868, in addition to that you have "straight air" brake systems and vacuum brake systems that also existed around that time. The modern coupler has its basis in the Janney coupler of 1873, you would have had "knuckle" or "semi-automatic" couplers in that era easily, just not type E's.

[@Petemonster62]

I think it took several decades in the late 1800s for the railroads to adopt air brakes & convert from link-and-pin to knuckle couplers.

[@velezsarsfield94]

​@@JamesPattersonGeepfanusted si que sabe de lo que está hablando! Es usted maquinista?

[@theJF7]

2:55 still gives me chills occasionally; I think it has something to do with seeing the front of my favorite car, that epic but subtle theme that's played, and the fact that a (virtually) century-old piece of technology is coming to help them get back to the future. Simply awesome! My goodness, I love these films so much (and that train is truly timeless)!

[@RoosterMontgomery]

Indeed. The look of the DMC-12 is still of the future and not been trumped by any other design, I feel.

[@theJF7]

Rooster Montgomery Agreed.

[@aborno]

Would have said this verbatim if you hadn't first. :)

[@boristhegoose2207]

James Foster yeah

[@sdwilliams63]

Yeah I love that part. It still had one last ride

[@Chris9017]

This has got to be not only the best part in the entire Back To The Future series but the most EPIC train scene EVER!!!

[@RameshKumar-is5zi]

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[@babujirajpoot7245]

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[@ShawnPickettPauley]

@@RameshKumar-is5zi Super🦸‍♀️ adventurous🧭 😇. It's fun🥳 to travel🧭 by train🚂. 🌠🦸‍♀️🌌, 🎼🎺🎵, 🥳🎊🎆!

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

@@babujirajpoot7245 Super🦸‍♀️ adventurous🧭 😇. It's fun🥳 to travel🧭 by train🚆. 🌠🦸‍♀️🌌, 🎼🎺🎵, 🥳🎊🎆!

[@bahakuziev5331]

_! )

[@ChowderTDMOFCAL]

2:46 GOLLY THAT WHISTLE IS SO BOSS!!

[@adventuresofamtrakcascades301]

YEAH NOW WHO'S THE BOSS!!!!???!

[@nssteampunk4865]

Cool Train! I hope one day to get a cab ride aboard #3 or possibly run it up the track!!

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

Super🦸‍♀️ adventurous🧭 😇

[@backtothefutureeee9132]

I love BTTF! This is one of my favorite scenes. I love..the..um..color smoke.. IDK I JUST LOVE IT

[@sportsygirl8]

So do I! The train scene after this is sooo intense! You know that Marty is going to get back, but it is still intense. Every time I watch BTTF I love all time travel scenes.

[@SandeepSharma-yj8th]

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[@meeteajjadeja4949]

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[@gessicaferreira5399]

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[@the1texasmccoy]

I grew up in El Dorado County, CA, which is several counties north from where this was filmed. The land looks exactly the same there as it does in this clip of the movie. Now that I know where this was filmed and where the engine is from, it makes watching this even more awesome :)

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

Super🦸‍♀️ adventurous🧭 😇. It's fun🥳 to travel🧭 by train🚆. 🌠🦸‍♀️🌌, 🎼🎺🎵, 🥳🎊🎆!

[@JayTheTrainFan]

I like the Whistle a lot

[@ferrodu5759]

Sierra no 3 is the movie star locomotive, the whistle from Polar Express and so on

[@diddlebug7241]

I've been blessed to have had the privilege of riding in the cab of a steam locomotive more than once. I'm thankful my rail experience and start has been with steam.

[@anju284]

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[@yc99official95]

is it just me or this is the most iconic scene in the franchise?

[@kingsparkexplorer4911]

I wish they could rebuilt the western set in Sonora, California. It was burnt down in 1995 :(

[@sportsygirl8]

That would have been pretty cool. It was a nice set!

[@daithimurphy6783]

2:47 the sound of the whistle is just magical.

[@pizzaking2594]

Daithí Murphy if you listen closely you can hear the Polar Express

[@aerofiles5044]

@@pizzaking2594 That's because the whistle used for the polar express was the one on this very engine. Kinda cool.

[@Planetrainguy]

@@aerofiles5044 the director for BTTF also directed the Polar express

[@mamtasingh-uk4ck]

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[@asthapandey258]

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[@TibsisTops]

1:54 🙇🏻‍♂️🙌 "Is this a holdup?" 😷😷 "It's a science experiment" wow, this scene reads differently in 2020

[@karldawson3050]

Vie got this on DVD its very good

[@user-lf9ey6yq9y]

カブース（緩急車）の役目は無賃乗車の監視、日本の緩急車は貨物車の管理です！アメリカドラマで良く跳び乗りが、飛び出した窓から監視しています！

[@southmanFTW]

Great scene from a amazing composer

[@garywood9525]

+southmanFTW He did Forest Gump theme and if you listen to the the BTTF III intro flute after Marty drives Doc home and the camera pans the room before they wake up it it's similar to Gump but slower and not on a piano. Play both tunes one after he other and slow Rorest gump or speed up the intro by the flute ( or fife ).

[@romionreang947]

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[@venedratalley3720]

love the whistle

[@idealzain4l404]

you can find the whistle in the movie polar express..the movie was made by the same director...and also you will often hear the whistle!

[@cobracorporal6738]

*@**2:50* Don't we all wanna blow a whistle on train especially a steam engine. I've wanna to try the whistle on the SP 4449 "Daylight"

[@trinhquy85]

Nice video Nice upload Nice to meet you

[@tractorsmachinesro1405]

Absolute amazing rail therapy....Thank you for sharing

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

Super🦸‍♀️ adventurous🧭 😇. It's fun🥳 to travel🧭 by train🚆. 🌠🦸‍♀️🌌, 🎼🎺🎵, 🥳🎊🎆!

[@1awallace1]

I've been watching this movie for years, today is the first time I noticed the apartment complex in the background 1:12, one of my favorite trilogies.

[@Planetrainguy]

Where?

[@meeteajjadeja4949]

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[@16IronHorse]

they are actual rebuilding #3 again with origonal fittings

[@naveenkonatham2323]

Aa

[@bigsmoke5968]

All we had to do was follow the damn train Marty!

[@SaadSaad-hd2ku]

its very good and comedy make you enjoying.

[@tracynation2820]

Excellent. 💙 T.E.N.

[@RAILNETWORKS]

Nice Video. Liked it. 😃

[@Weebs82589]

2:47 whistle blows. Hope to that myself one day!

[@theunitedstates5217]

Mike Weber that’s the same whistle of the Polar Express

[@alexandervillauneva4766]

R.M.S Titanic Liverpool yep

[@michaelbenoit248]

That is the best sounding whistle ever. I would love to find a replica to put on my truck instead of my horn, or as a secondary horn for special occasions.

[@k.scalise7016]

Part 3 is my favourite

[@Lindathemightywitch]

Gosh I always loved this movie!

[@Spacegoat92]

2 things about this scene that bug me. 1: The fact that Doc never seemed to consider how the stopping a train and taking the engine would have possibly impacted future events, what if someone important was on that train, or needed to catch it to be somewhere for a crucial event in history? And 2, How the hell did Marty learn to ride a horse so quickly!!! It takes ages to be able to ride that proficiently!

[@user-fm3kc5fo4s]

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[@Perich29]

something in San Francisco would happen or change in 1985, if it was the engineer, designers then some of the sky scraper wouldn't exist or the Golden Gate bridge would never be built.

[@georgecampbell9638]

Christopher Lloyd was so lucky to pull the whistle and drive an actual steam train, because that’s something I’ve always wanted to do all my life!

[@james_luigi6366]

You mean Christopher Lloyd

[@georgecampbell9638]

@@james_luigi6366 my mistake.

[@auroramadariaga4081]

I just want to declare my eternal love for the BTTF trilogy. Thank you for existing, all who created it, acted in it, etc. It makes me happy that a story like this one could make it to the big screen and turn into a cult film.

[@SandeepKumar-bz7ko]

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[@JeetSingh-qx9zo]

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[@JeetSingh-qx9zo]

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[@geomodelrailroader]

in the next scene Doc explains what will happen when Engine 3 gets up to speed in the cab and in the car they had a Steam Gage to tell how hot the fire will get and according to Doc they needed to hit 90 before the gage reaches 2,000 BTUs because we know what happens when a Steam reaches that temperature IT BLOWS UP! sit back and enjoy

[@mdtajul7958]

Oioiiiiio

[@Perich29]

Conductor: attention ladies and gentlemen we just have the locomotive stolen so we will be sitting here for the next 10 hour until they bring in the replacement loco and then we'll be on our way to San Francisco, so if any of you wish to head back to Hill Valley, the Wells Fargo stage will be here to pick you up and take you back to Hill Valley town.

[@alejandrabaez1011]

Central Pacific Rail Road #131's Whistle 3 Chime Sound like the Polar Express Whistle witch that steam Train No.131 he's resemble like the Sierra Railway #3

[@williamou417]

Sierra Railway No. 3's name is the W.N. Kelley

[@julyleonard]

I agree.

[@jhcranmer]

0:59 Clara lost her hat! I never noticed that. LOL

[@afriendofbean]

@JBerrySquisher93 I have noticed that and when I first saw how she lost her hat, it made me wonder if she ever noticed it fell off her head or if she knew it fell off her head but chose not to go back for it realizing if she goes back to get it, it will cause a more delay since she was trying to catch up with Doc before he got too far.

[@justinratcliffe947]

The caboose says Central Pacific. Oddly enough 1885 was the year Central Pacific went under.

[@gregorytraband9002]

This is one of my favorite Western Movies and I love all of the BTTF Movies

[@jyostnadoley2254]

Nice

[@dmack1988]

Clara was riding that horse on that turn full speed. Love this trilogy.

[@Mrd9960]

Well more than likely, it wasn't her, probably a stunt double.

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

@@Mrd9960 Steam💨 train🚆 engine🚂's speed temperature🌡: Green🟢 + slow, Yellow🟡 + medium, Red🔴 + fast

[@Mrd9960]

@@ShawnPickettPauley Ummm, ok, lol😂👍

[@ShawnPickettPauley]

@@Mrd9960 Happy😊 Sunday. Happy😊 Halloween🎃 Time⏰. 🌠🦸‍♀️🌌, 🎼🎺🎵, 🥳🎊🎆!

[@Mrd9960]

@@ShawnPickettPauley Do you like my name? I'm a fartbrain😂😂😂

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

The whistle on this train sounds more boss than any other train I've heard for some reason

[@jonathanstead9834]

Love it, the best whistle a steam locomotive could possess.

[@MicksA]

Agree, great whistle but look up 3801 Australian locomotive. That whistle is BOSS

[@georgecampbell9638]

I agree

[@dimaphebe3128]

Yeah man yeah man how are you doing you doing good shut you suck you I’m

[@mindersingh3054]

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[@bigsmoke5968]

All you had to do was follow the damn train, Marty!

[@Polak-dd7ds]

That combination car was used in Petticoat Junction, along with Sierra #3

[@robadams5799]

I just found that out, and before I posted it, I just wanted to make sure no one beat me to it. You did. :-)

[@matiaspereira9382]

I can't believe the movie will turn 30 this year

[@itschef1693]

When Marty fell on to Doctor brown he didn’t say no homo... Make way for childhood demolition

[@polskiobywatel553]

1:55 Train driver : my mom Doc : me asking for money to buy a transformer

[@shaikarif8458]

Superlike

[@williamou417]

Central Pacific 131 actually has a name, the Greyhound. Plus, the real 131 is a 4-4-0 American Type

[@oregonrailfan7046]

William Ou was the real engine was scrapped years ago

[@bhathiharijan9926]

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[@williamou417]

@@oregonrailfan7046 They said the Greyhound was sold to an unknown buyer and probably scrapped

[@julyleonard]

I agree! In the original timeline, Greyhound was scrapped in 1892 while in 1885, she was hijacked, stolen & killed.

[@devasendevasen9539]

Adorable

[@RailfanKaleb]

That whistle does sound like the one on the polar express

[@bendytheinkdemon5931]

It the same whistling of polar express the whistle is called serria 3 whistle

[@outcoredragraces8656]

hey he said what The hero boy said in polar express and both of the movies had two whistle blows

[@grammarbastard2431]

the music was like in jurassic park

[@LukeKetchum7003]

0:34 On the side of the caboose it says "Central Pacific". Fun Fact: In the 1860s when the transcontinental railroad was being built, the team building it from the east was called "Union Pacific". And the team building it from the west was called "Central Pacific". That's something we should never forget.

[@Perich29]

You know your history very good.

[@kurtreber9813]

1:38. Little did they know what this would mean in the future

[@robadams5799]

Lucky the DeLorean is the same gauge as the train. 🙂

[@Perich29]

Doc had to do a careful measurment when putting these steal wheels on the Delorean the the reason that the windmill is a point of no return because the DeLorean has no brake so if you stop the train, the car will roll freely down the track and there no stopping it until you hit the end of the Ravine bridge.

[@sportsygirl8]

My favorite line in the whole scene is Engineer "Is this a hold up?" Doc: "No! It's a science experiment!" You could tell in the tone of voice that he was excited to pull it off.

[@sportsygirl8]

@The Keystone Spotter Great minds think a like. :)

[@anshyadawanshyadaw9510]

@The Keystone Spotter aaaaaa

[@user-gu7hh8lu1b]

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[@chickenoraria7559]

I remember that

[@Kristiansolis15]

I have the trilogy and I watched it like 12 times.

[@sportsygirl8]

Same here. I did that because I love the trilogy and second is I had a lot of catchin up to do. I got the DVD Christmas 2015 and had only seen BTTF from the dance scene where Marty's playing Johnny B. Goode to the end. I saw bits and pieces of part 2 and the first half of part 3, so I get the trilogy and have seen all 3 movies so many times that I can recite some of the most famous quotes.

[@rajeshpurway9118]

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[@theboundless05]

12? Weak...

[@imagaybanana2004]

Only 12? PFfFtFftTf pathetic.

[@clarky2356]

I love when doc sounds the whistle and says I wanted to that my whole life

[@brandonboerner9130]

I blew up The toilet #poler express

[@WoodJack99]

Just like the Polar Express!

[@georgecampbell9638]

I always wanted to pull the whistle of a steam locomotive all my life too!

[@anandmani2629]

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[@senhueichen3062]

Good horses.

[@FEEAR1000]

You had to stop it at that part? Come on son!

[@cityjamesman1306]

*hmmmmm i freaking wonder how this video didint get blocked but my bttf 3 video got blocked but i putted credit but why this video didint get blocked hmmmmm pls tell me how*

[@MisterBurgerBeachball]

Me: "Hey, can I have the hentai source?" Person: "Why?" Me: 1:59

[@ChowderTDMOFCAL]

I love the setting in this movie I grew up with black and white western films. I was born in the wrong era and I’m proud of it :)

[@aerofiles5044]

1:38 Ah, welp, they shoulda visited 2020. 😂😂😂😂

[@chrismc410]

They shouldn't have crossed that particular train engineer. He was played by Bill McKinney, better known as the Deliverance Mountain Man who made a certain Ned Beatty squeal

[@cruisnblastfan9277]

It looks like the conductor is gonna need another engine.

[@andredizon5805]

Anyone here remember the tittle of that BTTF 3 rock and roll vid that sounded like guns n' roses? For some reason alot of the old content got taken down so I couldn'r find the song

[@FastCarsNoRules220]

Those train engineers must be so confused, they were like "WTF are they gonna do with the train?"

[@panda-d7z]

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[@charlieharper886]

Especially when they watch them heading off down a track under construction leading to a half finished bridge.

[@BritishRailways60163]

That us one beautiful locomotive, although I read they were never really designed to go at speed over about 60 odd, without axle damage occurring. Awesome movie though!

[@renegadeoflife87]

The rod and axle bearings couldn't take speeds much higher than 60-70, they would get hot. It was also possible for the engine to throw a rod when run at high speed. Most importantly though, the driver in the movie wasn't kidding when he says you need a fire hotter than the blazes of hell to do it. Locomotives prior to the 1930s often had difficulty making enough steam for sustained high speed or high power operation.

[@The12thDimension.]

But if you had magic presto logs like Doc and it had no carriages to pull, could it get up to 88mph? Or is it just impossible

[@thebravegallade731]

@@The12thDimension. You COULD. That's the beauty of steam power. Other modern power systems tend to not work that well by simply overcharging, you have to tinker with the system to do that. But steam engines, you can shove more coal in and it will preform better untill it exploads or something breaks. It will produce more wear, but that's all you need to do. Famously the ships that went to rescue the Titanic operated at much over thier top speed by shoving more coal and turning off hot water for the passengers.

[@Stuingtion]

@@The12thDimension. the presto logs weren't magic. It was compressed wood that was chemically treated to burn hotter. I'm guessing Doc had some combustible chemicals in the logs that made them burn hotter

[@renegadeoflife87]

@@Stuingtion Compressed sawdust + a chemical oxidizer + a binder material. The oxidizer is key, makes it burn far hotter than you could get using air alone. Unfortunately the line about using that in his forge, in real life that would not work. Forges need hot embers to operate, logs like those only ever make hot gas. But a locomotive's boiler will steam happily on volumes of hot gas, so its a good fit here.

[@TraindudeShields]

train driver: is this a hold up?. doc: ITS A SCIENCE EXPERIMENT!!!!

[@rvadlamani]

Traindude1234 Shields

[@sportsygirl8]

Love that part soooo much!

[@cruisnblastfan9277]

sportsygirl8 I know, right?! That is SO funny!!!

[@The12thDimension.]

His face is so funny when he shouts "It's a science experiment!"

[@janaksah9357]

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[@parlhaddhillon1359]

Good

[@AntiPCTruthseeker]

Doc's so hung up on not messing with the space-time continuum...what about all those people who didn't make it to San Francisco? LOL

[@JacksonBegleymusicguy]

+AntiPCTruthseeker fixed point in time perhaps

[@SilverSpeed]

+AntiPCTruthseeker when you live in a time without descent toilet paper.... the space time continuum can shove it down the toilet.

[@oscillation9814]

AntiPCTruthseeker Meh, whatever, maybe with any luck, no future presidents or anything were onboard, or maybe he thought.. "ENOUGH, I'm gonna destroy this thing anyway, not to mention we NEED to get back to 1985 pronto!" 😂

[@hugotorres7315]

AntiPCTruthseeker wiiiiio

[@FastCarsNoRules220]

Well, it's still better to go back to an alternate 1985 rather than be stuck in 1885 forever. At least they'll have the right equipment and technology to fix the time machine if they need to go back and change history again.

[@asmrbaby-relaxingsounds5943]

What the heck that train whistle sounds like the polar express

[@ragipadammadhu1856]

Super

[@1ofHenrysMen]

Hopefully theyll make a reference about bttf 3 on red dead 2 and Jackie chan with owen Wilson

[@The12thDimension.]

I was hoping that there would be a Delorean, or Deluxo, you could find. Or hell even push it with the train to take you to another map. Like a Read Dead Redemption version of North Yankton.

[@1ofHenrysMen]

Henry Goater that sounds awesome! I'd love that.

[@justapolicebox]

2:48 this scene looks familiar. is that the polar express scene when the hero boy whistling the train?

[@cruisnblastfan9277]

Yep. Thats correct

[@user-gi6qw1qc8e]

火車司機以為馬堤跟博士要搶劫火車，但不是，博士：「這是科學實驗，看到轉徹器就把火車停下來」。

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

1:58 when caught watching Highschool DxD or Citrus.

[@charliethegamer7134]

I like how doc tries to be a good role model for Marty

[@projitdaimari2804]

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[@66kprdwd]

Notice how the engine's number was changed from 3 to 131.

[@johntracy72]

John Greene That was easy to do. They just put a 1 on each side of the 3 to do that.

[@rotunda57]

When it was run on the tracks between Hooterville & Pixley, the '3' became an '8'.

[@sportsygirl8]

Haha...haven't noticed that! Possibly the difference between the actual locomotive and the model locomotive during shooting.

[@williamou417]

Sierra No. 3 played as No. 5 in Wild Wild West TV show scontent-lax3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/22894055_1020007804805874_5669596842118160724_n.jpg?oh=9bbeb827ba0bbf43a5c146bc5d148d94&oe=5A94DB4B

[@asmrbaby-relaxingsounds5943]

Doc says its a science experiment LOL

[@StormchaserB]

Polar express quotes wanted to do this all my life

[@MulberryNote387]

what he said but louder and louder everyone says this plus this came before the polar express plus did you notice that the whistle of the polar express is from that train

[@devrajgurja143]

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[@forzafan9733]

To think, this train is the reason why the polar express has it's beautiful whistle

[@sportsygirl8]

Yep, directed by the same director too. There's a Back to the Future reference in it along with a Forrest Gump one too.

[@sportsygirl8]

Really? I'll have to check that out the next time I watch.

[@Michael-eg3rs]

sportsygirl8 during the ice scene in the cab keep a close eye out behind the firemen and you'll see it

[@WoodJack99]

"I've wanted to do that my whole life!

[@brodster7042]

Michael4201 there’s a flux capacitor behind him o-o

[@isaiahbong409]

Back To The Future Rides Blue Ice Night Dark 🌙

[@isaackwon2030]

I also rescued adalena from the dangerous train because I'm also a super hero to hero

[@macplumber]

My favorite line in the whole trilogy..... "It's a science experiment". 🤣

[@The12thDimension.]

Not Great Scott?

[@eddybear6402]

Sierra Railway no. 3

[@dorukkarakas4923]

Tatmr the chase theme Pinchy 10 videos

[@willsco76]

This clip is a science experiment.

[@The12thDimension.]

Can you make a time traveling Delorean get up to 88mph and time travel by pushing it by a train?

[@sukchandmal7280]

CT

[@jhonatagamer2535]

@The Keystone Spotter é wrpmpp pp

[@robbe8625]

Friction can be ignored

[@BrijeshYadav-fi2qy]

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[@SteelRhinoXpress]

train conductors were prob like wtf he just wants to steal a train and not rob us for money or gold?

[@Michael-eg3rs]

hey if i was a train robber i would only want the locomotive if it was a steamer