Back to the Future Trilogy 4K UHD (1985-1990)

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by cuzzin

Nope. Rewatch the scene when Mayor Hubert visits Doc's workshop. Emmett had volunteered to pick her up at the train station, and only didn't due to Marty's intervention. He would have picked her up as planned otherwise. So Marty wasn't the cause of that particular historical change, Doc was.

No without the time machine he wouldn't have been there to pick her up at all

[Maxwell Everett]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

No without the time machine he wouldn't have been there to pick her up at all

Which is why she died in the original timeline. Hardback247 and cuzzin are correct.

Originally, Clara shows up at the train station but no one is there to help her with her things, so she rents the wagon, the snake spooks the horses, and she goes over the ravine which is named after her: Clayton Ravine.

When Doc is there originally (without Marty) Doc meets her at the train station and she never drives the wagon herself. They fall in love and he's shot by Buford Tannen. She commissions the gravestone. The ravine presumably keeps the old Indian name: Shonash Ravine.

In the final timeline, Doc and Marty are looking at the map and discussing the railroad line they intend to use while she waits on the platform. When Marty and Doc leave, she reverts back to having to rent the wagon. The snake spooks the horses and Doc and Marty see her and save her from going over the ravine which will later be called Eastwood Ravine.

[Gold Ranger]

All three played flawlessly
All three looked and sounded great.
She loved them too. Never seen 2 or 3 before. Now she has.

[gabacabriel]

Went and pre-ordered the HMV Japanese steelbook of the first film.

https://store.hmv.com/store/film-tv/...apanese-artwor

I'm normally lukewarm on steelbooks, but getting this meant I didn't have to pay extra for the sequels (which I am also lukewarm on).

I might still spring for the trilogy if Zoom do a deal at some point.

[The Edge]

Originally Posted by spanky87

That’s how it’s done homies.

You're welcome.

[Weirded Wonder]

Watched Back to the Future last night because it was October 26... not 1985, but you know.

What a glorious presentation. The picture, the sound... family loved every minute of it.

[Show spoiler]

[Batman2]

After watching all 3 films now in a short period of time I have a few ideas that I like.

[Show spoiler]In part 3 when Doc shows up in the train and says it's steamed powered. How cool would it of been if he said it was clockwork powered and had a similar clock to that of the one on the clock tower.

Also have Doc travel back to 1955 in the train (since it does fly) and be the cause of the storm and lightning bolt which hits the clock.

It seems like a way of linking all 3 films together even more.

I don't know if any of these points have been mentioned before in the animated show or fan fiction.

I really did enjoy watching all 3 again in 4K.

[NotASpeckOfCereal]

Hey, what about the train? WHO PAYS for the train they wrecked? Aren't we teaching children to be irresponsible with other people's properties?

Doc was adamant about getting back to the future and then destroying that infernal delorian time machine, which has just caused SO MUCH trouble. So why did he create a time traveling TRAIN?!

Doc was supposed to originally die with a bullet to the back and Clara was supposed to die falling into the ravine with the cart and horse, but Marty changed all of that. WHAT ABOUT the time space continuum, huh? And then Doc and Clara have KIDs????? How do they know that one of them doesn't grow up to be a little HITLER?!

How is it that in westerns, when someone discovers that they had been plugging someone that has a piece of iron across the chest, that they no longer have enough bullets left to put some in the head, or in the chest now that the iron-chest-wearer has now tossed the piece of iron down on the ground? Well, okay... it was only two westerns, and both of them had a Clint Eastwood in them.

Does anyone else notice, in BTTF III, that in Doc's automated breakfast making machine, that the eggs start turning white before the pan slides down over the heat? It should stay clear until after the pan starts heating up!

These things need to be fixed — I WANNA REFUND!

[levcore]

[rroeder]

Haven't got to mine yet still need to watch Doctor Sleep, The Exorcist, Halloween and Adam Sandler's Halloween Netflix movie

[Comicfan]

Originally Posted by stratford

Nothing wrong with that, lots of people don't import, even here in Europe where it is Region B all round with several sound tracks on most movies.

I've only imported when there isn't going to be a U.S. release.So far,I've only imported the Marvel TV shows that didn't get U.S. releases(Agents Of Shield post season 2,Agent Carter Season 2,Iron Fist Season 1).

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by Gold Ranger

All three played flawlessly
All three looked and sounded great.
She loved them too. Never seen 2 or 3 before. Now she has.

I wish I had a blonde neighbor. I had to watch these movies by myself. Like I do with about every movie I watch. I swear I know what lepers feel like.

Originally Posted by cheez avenger

Why ask why?

[Comicfan]

Several people have reported getting hung up or macroblocking during that "dinner at Lorraine's" scene. And some are playing fine. I haven't watched the whole disc yet, but I did check out that particular scene on my Oppo 203 yesterday and it played fine.

For what it's worth,I got my copy over the weekend of the Target Exclusive blu ray(and the rest of my refund on my second giftcard).I don't know if this was a issue on the blu ray disks as well but I tried the dinner scene on my Sony 3D blu ray player and my blu ray drive on my computer and it played fine with no problems in both.I spoI checked some other scenes too with no problems. Also spot checked Parts II & III on both player and drive with no issues either.But again,these are the blu ray disks not the 4Ks.

[tvine2000]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

...or the disc could have a minuscule smudge or even a scratch caused by friction from pulling the disc out of the tight pocket. I had playback issues with 2 of the Alfred Hitchcock 4K discs; used a microfiber cloth to wipe the smudge off the edge my finger made from pressing on the disc and the issue went away. I actually love the digibooks these come in but the disc housing is impractical and, frankly, harmful to the discs.

My advice wear rubber gloves when taking these discs out of package. No fingerprints.

[nick4Knight]

While all the time travel logic checks out in terms of Doc, Marty and Clara in party III, and that was well confirmed in the last page or so, I honestly can't believe people discuss the time travel of the movie and it's trilogy unironically. The filmmakers in their own personal statements/philosophies and in the execution of the films don't take the concept and 'accuracy' of time travel seriously.

They were so much more focused on how many jokes they could make out of the future and the past as they can. It's light hearted adventure.

[Gogeta149]

Originally Posted by WhiteTim

anyone who ordered from GRUV's website got theirs yet? mine is still stuck on "sent to warehouse"

I'll suggest to call Gruv, I did today and they told me that it's backordered and they're waiting for more to come to the warehouse.

If you guys ordered any TV shows from them at eBay (Parks and Rec, House) call them, because I had an order for P&R and they told me that they cancelled the order on the 10th but there's no notification on eBay and now I had to sent a request for refund.

[motorheadache95]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

While all the time travel logic checks out in terms of Doc, Marty and Clara in party III, and that was well confirmed in the last page or so, I honestly can't believe people discuss the time travel of the movie and it's trilogy unironically. The filmmakers in their own personal statements/philosophies and in the execution of the films don't take the concept and 'accuracy' of time travel seriously.

They were so much more focused on how many jokes they could make out of the future and the past as they can. It's light hearted adventure.

But when Marty first gets back to 1985 at the end of the first film, where's the Marty that grew up in the changed timeline, the one that has all of the memories of living with a more confident dad? He's just GONE. It's almost like the original Marty murdered him. This is a sick movie.

[HarcourtMudd]

Originally Posted by motorheadache95

But when Marty first gets back to 1985 at the end of the first film, where's the Marty that grew up in the changed timeline, the one that has all of the memories of living with a more confident dad? He's just GONE. It's almost like the original Marty murdered him. This is a sick movie.

It's been a while since I have seen Part II (probably tonight), but if memory serves, when alternate Biff first bursts into his suite after "The Easy Way," he yells something like "You're supposed to be in Switzerland, you son of a B****!"

[dallywhitty]

My head hurts.

[motorheadache95]

Originally Posted by HarcourtMudd

It's been a while since I have seen Part II (probably tonight), but if memory serves, when alternate Biff first bursts into his suite after "The Easy Way," he yells something like "You're supposed to be in Switzerland, you son of a B****!"

That's a third Marty, the one who grew up with Biff getting rich and powerful from the Almanac, murdering his dad, and marrying his mom. I'm guessing based on the time travel rules, he disappears as well when O.G Marty returns to that alternate 1985.