Doc Brown and Marty McFly Arrive in the Future (Clip) | Back to the Future Part II | TBS

[@trinaq]

It's hilarious that 2015 is now the past, and it's nothing like the futuristic era that the filmmakers envisioned.

[@jotarokujo5132]

what a surprise, because script writers clearly should know the future.

[@drrockkso8882]

BTTF2 did accurately predict quite a few things about life in the mid-2010s: cameras everywhere, video calling, wearable tech, app-enabled flatscreen TV's/displays in every room of the house, widespread use of fingerprint ID scanners, heads-up displays, voice-activated smart home appliances, unmanned aerial drones, mobile digital payment systems, 80s cultural nostalgia, the Chicago Cubs finally winning the World Series, etc. We still don't have flying cars but a lot of other stuff in the movie did become reality.

[@SpeakNowandLiveLife1]

Well I mean most of the ideas were based on if we had partner with Japan since all of the clothes and technology was many thought up from Japan 🇯🇵 but realistically USA & Japan partnering in technology is a bit far fetch even back then

[@ZachsMind]

The conceit of the BTTF series of films is that Doc Brown and Marty McFly do affect the timeline in ways that are akin to The Butterfly Effect. Accidently killing a butterfly in Asia could lead to a series of changes in the timeline that causes rain in southern California instead of sunshine. the 2015 of BTTF2 allegedly did happen at one point in spacetime, but it didn't happen for us because by the time we got there the ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused that chain reaction. Marty stepped on a butterfly in the 1950s and now we don't get hoverboards. Or something.

[@MrHero83]

All they got right was video calls.

[@KristopherKadrmas-gk7rc]

It's actually in many ways more accurate than we would care to admit.

[@drrockkso8882]

Yeah, BTTF2 did accurately predict quite a few things about life in the mid-2010s: cameras everywhere, video calling, wearable tech, app-enabled flatscreen TV's/displays in every room of the house, widespread use of fingerprint ID scanners, heads-up displays, voice-activated smart home appliances, unmanned aerial drones, mobile digital payment systems, 80s cultural nostalgia, the Chicago Cubs finally winning the World Series, etc. We still don't have flying cars but a lot of the other predictions ended up eerily accurate.

[@jakemiketta3868]

I hope 🤞 that someday if time travel happens someday, we can interact with anyone and even ourselves.

[@alexspire3111]

Love this film

[@soundview8222]

I just ordered that nike bag. I can't wait for it to arrive. It has the same feature that it has in the movie

[@jaycerrito3142]

4:36 So Griff is part cyborg. I guess he was reckless, got injured and had to get bionic implants in this alternate 2015

[@maxeypad]

DAMN! I'm late!

[@Luka23567]

Round the corner! Cafe 80s! Guy named Griff… JUST SAY NO!

[@paulyont3092]

Ok, so maybe hover conversion didn’t occur right now in the 21ST Century. Perhaps we will have hover conversion technology in the 22ND Century. Who knows? Anything is possible.

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