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It's like an unrelenting myth,
with a little aesthetic that has been modernized.
But this very satisfying when compared with the story "Jack and the Beanstalk"
or the story of Ulysses facing Cyclops or something.
This is just some kind of nonsense /> come true for young children.
Ray Bradbury once said
came up with that idea like trying to decapitate Medusa.
If you face it directly, you will turn to stone.
But if you deal with it slowly,
you might be able to handle it.
The film "Back to the Future" will be considered as a classic movie forever.
Like something that dissolves into beauty and perfection.
Sort of magic or something.
This might sound redundant Perfect.
You can't change something... can't add anything. This is perfect. </ P>
This is a masterpiece. Nothing like this. </ P>
The atmosphere of the movie,
comedy, the tension, the drama...
You only care about the character.
This is really unmatched.
Outstanding characterization.
Incredible lighting. Amazing story writing. </ P>
The story and acting are very good,
Penyutradaan yang luar biasa. Penulisan cerita yang luar biasa.
Cerita dan aktingnya sangat bagus,
the editing is very good, and the timing is right.
Everything Bob Gale does do will produce something beautiful.
They are right- really care about the film,
and the story is very, very good,
produced well, very good acting,
and, of course only, they chose the right song.
You used the famous song belonging to Huey Lewis, and the news, okay?
You used the Delorean car /> as its main element,
and you have characters that are unique but very interesting.
Like combining everything into one container. See what you get. </ P>
Really, for me,
ini adalah film perjalanan waktu terhebat yang pernah ada.
Bob Zemeckis and I always wanted to make time travel movies
for years since the 70s,
and we could never find what stories are suitable to be filmed.
We have given the title "Professor Brown Visits the Future."
And that is our ability.
p>
Who knows if in future there are cotton panties?
We can never find new ideas when we talk about it
until, uh, I visited my parents at St. Louis, Missouri
in the summer of 1980,
and I saw my father's yearbook. </ P>
My father and I were a high school first,
and I knew that my father was the chairman at the graduation of his class.
And I thought of the chairman during my graduation class.
And I thought, "Gosh, is my father really a respected person,
if I am a class with him , can I be friends with him? "
Which one is your father?
That's it.
Okay. Okay. </ P>
Very funny. </ P>
You really are very mature. </ P>
So when I return to California after that,
I told Bob about this,
and he likes it, and he thinks,
"Well." He said, "What if your mother was in the same high school?" </ P>
"What happened, did she become a woman in school?" </ P>
Do you mind I'm sitting here? </ P>
No. It's okay. </ P>
Kemudian mengalir dan mengalir.
It doesn't take long, we get the core of this idea
about a child who returned to the past
and met with both his parents in high school.
George, friend,
remember the girl I introduced to you, Lorraine?
In the end we realized it.
We are in the Columbia Pictures studio because we just finished the movie "Used Cars."
I produced their fim "Used Cars"
through Columbia with them.
I'm very confident with them.
Bob Zemeckis brought me an short film from USC he made
just before I directed film "Jaws" in 1974.
The title is "Field of Honor."
Stop, or I shoot!
And I came back from "Jaws," returned from that experience,
and we started chatting, and we started making friends.
Bob Gale , Bob Zemeckis, we're used to playing together with John Milius. </ P>
And we... Milius, and me, and Gale, and Zemeckis,
and that is a team for a very long time.
Frank Price, the head of the studio likes the feature "Used Cars."
And he says when we have the next idea, he wants to be the first to hear it.
So we started, we invited Frank, and then Frank got involved in it,
and Columbia recruited us to write the story "Back to the Future." </ P>
They showed the story "Back to the Future,"
and I like it .. . I always like science fiction.
That's normal.
I grew up together science fiction stories.
As a writer, you want to write stories like this
You want everything to be filmed in "Back to the Future".
You want everything to be perfectly prepared.
You want each character to be complex, is three-dimensional, and interesting.
I think this is the best story I've ever written. With Bob, of course. </ P>
But even... this...
You might only find this opportunity once in a lifetime. </ P>
Columbia felt tremendous success
between 1978, when I was there. </ P>
and 1982. </ P>
"Blue Lagoon" became incredible film.
"Kramer" too. There is also "Tootsie," "Karate Kid."
Coca-Cola bought Columbia,
and that was a huge revolution.
And there were some problems when Coke entered it,
because Coke prides itself on marketing.
And I think we are very good at marketing movies.
They started to interfere in our marketing.
We can't reach an agreement on how to run operations fim,
that's when I left a lot of projects.
"Back to the Future" different from the usual films.
I mean...
Marty Mcfly is an perfect protagonist.
He doesn't study .
He has no desire that he does not realize he must fulfill
unless maybe if you think of it when he hopes that his parents are cooler,
That is a hope that is selfish and stupid of course.
And it seems like he hasn't learned from what happened.
He is willing to do anything
and messing things up.
He was really nervous if his mother,
you knew, did something indecent, in parking lot.
Oh, you mean, like how should you act on the first date.
For a movie that the main male cast doesn't...
He has no way of life.
That's one of the many things in this film,
really, according to Robert Mckee in writing the scenario,
shouldn't be that fun.
This is definitely not a perfect movie.
There might be one or two scenes in this movie
maybe a little, get out of the main focus.
This isn't a perfect movie.
But the scenario is really good.
is something that they have to learn in film school.
I know people at the USC school,
and some teachers use the story "Back to the Future"
as a perfect story.
Like this
between silliness or impossibility...
Congratulations night. I'm Dr. Emmett Brown. </ P>
I am standing in the parking lot at Twin Pines Mall. </ P>
Saturday morning, October 26, 1985, 1:18 p.m. >
And this is the first temporary experiment.
... and it's really amazing.
and people don't expect it.
Einstein's molecular structure and the car remains intact. </ P>
Di mana mereka?
A more appropriate question is when are they when?
You are presented with many facts for a quarter of a movie
as if Sudoko could
> fill in the boxes themselves.
This time shows where you are going.
This one shows where you are.
This one shows where you were before.
And the rule was violated.
It's not fair to do to the audience.
I'll make you a pancake in the form of a flying saucer.
Oh no, Beth. It's normal.
Oh, my God! What's this? </ P>
"Rick and Morty"
is the work of Justin Roiland
that he worked on after completing performances of someone else.
has no control over the content he wrote.
He did the job, and he created,
the most noble thing, according to him.
For him, the equivalent of Pluto Mickey Mouse.
But who cares about Mickey Mouse and Pluto right now?
I don't know whether the authors know more than
they convey... what is clear in this film
how can a teenage guitarist get along with scientists bankrupt.
People will ask, "Gosh, is this Doc Brown
a child or something like that?"
But back that day, no one thought about it.
Marty Mcfly's character influenced this,
and optimism and his enthusiasm.
p>
These two characters between Mcfly and Brown,
are like Laurel and Hardy.
Like Abbott and Costello.
They will be recorded in history p>
as the best duo since Hope and Crosby.
Zemeckis and Gale really get a rare chance.
And usually this will take place long.
We bring it to every studio in the city,
and they all say, "It's a good story. Very beautiful.
"Why don't you take it to Disney?"
"This is a film of time travel and movies like this don't make money."
Everyone says, "Oh , you can't create a time-traveling movie. "
Don't make a bad movie. Make a good movie.
Finally, after we hear it about 15 or 20 times,
Bob and I said, "Okay, let's take it to Disney."
So we took it to Disney.
We had a meeting there.
And we went to the office of Disney executives
and he saw us as if our was really crazy.
He said, " Are you crazy? "</ P>
" We can't make this movie here. We're Disney,
"and you write stories about blood relations."
This story is good for others except for Disney,
and for them, is a taboo thing.
Marty , I'm soon 18 years old.
I never never parked a car here.
Lorraine Mcfly basically loved her own son ,
I think it's ridiculous.
And I have a sense of this kind of humor.
I can deepen it when I play that part.
But I really like it crazy things from that scene.
I play my character like... a hot cat.
And I think it's funny people think
I was so sweet and adorable
when I was known to people because there was the scene I wanted to sleep with my son.
You know what > I did it in this situation?
What?
Steven Spielberg always liked it.
We made three films with Steven,
and no one of them entered the box office.
We were afraid that if we created another film with Steven, and it didn't work,
we wouldn't work together again.
And Bob says, "I have to create a movie that is truly mine,
" so that people understand that Bob Zemeckis
can making a movie without Steven Spielberg. "
And after despair because " Back to the Future "was never made,
Bob finally said," I'll write a story <br Next to me. "
Zemeckis left without me and he succeeded in the film" Romancing The Stone. "
Go back, Creep. Back off. </ p >
Oh I'm the Creep, huh?
Well, at least I'm honest. I stole this stone.
I didn't try to take it from him.
Out of nowhere, there was a phone call
from the music editor, Tom Carlin, who had been working with me on "CHIPS"
and he was working on the film entitled "Romancing The Stone"
with someone named Robert Zemeckis.
He introduced us by telephone.
A man and woman ran along forest, rain, carrying machetes, Federali.
p>
"Can you make three minutes of the scene
" and come at 9:30 tomorrow morning? "
I showed my ability,
p>
succeeded and got the job.
It was an amazing film. Everyone wants the following project.
The film that most wants he made it is "Back to the Future."
they returned and brought a story called "Back to the Future."
And they said, you know,
"We want you to be involved in it.
"We think this is something that we really want to do."
I read and I like it.
I can't believe how much the fun story
.
And the story is different from what I've seen in any cinema.
The story is amazing,
unreasonable, unpredictable, what are the matching terms.
I brought it to Sid Sheinberg,
Sid also likes and is willing to fund we made this film.
We prepared to take it to Universal.
And apparently, the person who is responsible for
at Universal is Frank Price,
who initially invited us to write this story.
Guy Mcelwaine, who has worked for me,
now running Columbia,
p>
I told him that the project along with Peter Falk
was very similar to "Double Indemnity."
And he was committed to making it.
Guy tells his lawyer to check,
reads the scenario and makes a comparison.
And I receive an important call from him,
said, "Oh my God, you're right. This is & apos; Double Indemnity, & apos;
and apparently, Universal has the right to" Double Indemnity. "
I came up with two projects
that I developed but can't get the maximum,
His name & apos; The Other Project & apos ;, and another "Back to the Future."
I know someone. He will be very curious about what "Back to the Future." </ P>
He agreed. </ P>
And I gave him permission for "Double Indemnity,"
p>
and he gave me two things, one I didn't want,
but I got what I wanted.
I was originally involved in a movie in the 80s
titled "Scared Straight! Another Story," was the CBS movie.
What? That's funny? </ P>
Seeing James hurt his hand? </ P>
Hey, he's crazy. </ P>
And the casting director is enough impressed with my acting
so they audit me to "Back to the Future,"
I was filming in Mexico City,
and my agent, Bob Durst, sent me the story "Back to the Future."
At the same time , I received an offer to return to acting.
I was quite excited.
The situation did not go well,
and I think I'd better just have to rest.
I always thought I wanted to go to Hollywood.
But I said I would never go to Hollywood until they sent it to me.
In 1984, when I played at "Glengarry Glen Ross," owned by David Mamet
I received a script from Robert Zemeckis,
the title " Back to the Future. "</ P>
And I said," Okay, this might be my chance
"to go to Hollywood and see what happens."
You have a serious attitude problem, McFly. You're a slacker. </ P>
You're lazy, McFly. </ P>
I always say to myself that I will try,
so I see the scenario again,
meet Bob Zemeckis, and so on.
It's very difficult for me to get the offer of ad stars at that time.
Because they used to be always telling me
that I could divert attention to their products.
I was called back that day for star in an ad,
and I'm glad to be contacted again
because it's unusual.
For some reason, I really can explore existing characters.
You never know. Sometimes the character is so clear. </ P>
Mengerikan.
Girls now.
suck marijuana, drink alcohol.
Look straight ahead, don't be too down.
Okay. / Because your hair can shadow your face.
I went to see Bob,
I never audited or read anything.
>
He just asked me,
then, I became Goldie Wilson.
One day, I will become a famous person.
Correct. He will become mayor. </ P>
Well, I will...
Mayor! </ P>
Oh. </ P>
If only I had one cent
for every time I are asked to say
"Mayor!"
Hey, you know? That makes me almost famous.
just one person is wrong and everything will go awry.
That's the problem.
I'm lucky enough to be able to play in the movie "The Wild Life , "
and they saw Eric Stoltz, my boyfriend at the time.
You're the one who needs freedom.
Where did you go with a man > only what you want.
I made a decision based on, um,
the desire to make that fim.
And I was summoned by the head of the studio
if I don't start filming on a certain day, they won't want to go again.
My first choice for the main character was unable to
because he starred in the show TV. </ P>
Eric is a very good actor. </ P>
I made a decision to involve it,
but it turned out to be instinct
and the comedic taste is not united.
The more the film is made, the clearer it is
that the sense of humor that is expected not to work well.
We must re-select the actor.
This movie is amazing, it should be,
but this movie isn't alive. </ P>
When we have dinner, around 1:00 a.m.,
with costumes that are still used and everything.
Bob Zemeckis makes an announcement.
Gosh, if I'm an actor who has been playing for 6 weeks and me...
You will definitely experience trauma. </ P>
I, um...
Don't believe that this movie doesn't running as it should,
that's why I keep shooting and shooting.
I like denying it.
And I finally have to accept reality.
Very painful for everyone.
They started filming without me,
and I don't know what happened.
Then Gary called me to go to his office and say
At first they had approached me
they were less happy with the ongoing process,
and should I consider it?
He thinks I can do it. </ P>
As long as I play on TV shows on during the day, and movies at night. </ P>
When Michael J. Fox was in it,
it's clear that it is a very good decision.
Look, I will say that everyone wants to see the recording of Eric Stoltz
and we don't throw it away.
One day, the tape will be published.
So we can see it.
They welcome me. They are very good.
There is some kind of concern...
There is practical reality...
When I'm in the scene,
and how to react actors others to Eric.
They have already recorded it,
and they only have put my part in it.
Very strange. I mean...
We can spend days just for one scene
from the previous movie series. </ P>
That's a bit weird.
Then everything goes as expected.
I don't mean to vilify Eric.
They just feel good and comfortable with me in it .
I wake up at 10:00 am, and go to "Family Ties,"
then they pick me up and take me to Universal, </ p >
and I'm there until 2 or 3 am.
Then crawling into my bed.
When the driver arrived, he lit water and woke me up,
and immediately doused me with water,
get into the car,
I can steal the time to sleep while traveling.
It feels amazing, but, um...
You feel you are doing something cool. Very excited. </ P>
Okay, thank you. </ P>
Thank you. Thank you very much. </ P>
Calm down, guys. </ P>
I think you guys are too noisy. </ P>
I remember when we contacted Steven Spielberg. </ P>
We have a meeting, my manager is Bob Brown and me,
together with two Bob and Steven.
And they say they just wrote story for this film,
and this character, Marty Mcfly, his favorite band
is Huey Lewis and The News.
So, "How will you write songs for this film later?"
I said I'm flattered but I don't know < br>> how to write songs for movies,
and I was a little surprised by the idea of writing a song with the theme "Back to the Future."
"You don't need to call it & apos ; Back to the Future. & Whatever you want. "</ P>
I said," We will try write something,
"and we will send you our first writing to you? "
I know it's been a few years.
I know.
But Hollywood finally called.
>
That's it. Your favorite group is in the world of cinema.
What happened?
Music. / What kind of music? </ p >
Dancing. / Rock and roll.
Huey.
And almost the first thing that we write is "Power of..."
I remember that as the first thing we wrote.
Bob, as I recall, remembered differently. </ P>
Both the first and second songs that we wrote,
we sent were "Power of Love."
I'm not sure this song will talk much in movies.
Because this is far from the fire.
"Power of Love," what's the connection With the way of the film?
♪ The power of love ♪ ♪ is a curious thing ♪
but it turns out, this song was received with well,
rather than songs written specifically for a film.
Bob Zemeckis appreciates us with the greatest launch ever,
they released the song before the movie came out.
Because it takes a long time to form the song.
When this movie comes out,
"Power of Love" is at the top.
It really helped the film in this country.
But when this movie hits,
then goes international,
this film brings this song internationally.
Since then, the international door has been open to us.
♪ The power of love ♪ ♪ is a curious thing ♪
We want people to go back in time,
and we think music is the most effective way to that.
Music itself is a time machine.
We really like using all functions of time travel
which we think is wrong one our secret is growing so rapidly,
because our notes are so touching everyone's emotions.
And that is one characteristic that you can see in our appearance,
You know, we managed to about that emotion.
And it was associated with "Back to the Future,"
"Back to the Future," attributed with everyone.
After some time passed,
we started wearing unique costumes
for each meeting and the events we attended.
We don't consider ourselves we are cosplayers,
but cool can be part of that world.
We do it because of our love for film.
We didn't do it because we knew there was a world out there
dengan Delorean dan mesin waktu.
We really don't realize how big fans are "Back to the Future".
Quickly, we are starting to get close to with the time machine owner.
And then Don Fullilove came to our show,
and he was truly amazing, Mayor Goldie Wilson. </ P>
And then we started in action with Claudia Wells.
Last night, we did a dress rehearsal,
and Mayor Goldie Wilson stopped bringing beef jerky
and he gave us the jerky he brought,
and mingled, heard some music.
It's so cool to feel that opportunity.
p>
As long as we play and we offer so that means
for the public as a whole,
And that is what we want
to travel the world
and bring people back to the past.
I remember pre-time 's first airing "Back to the Future."
We all boarded the flight and went to San Jose.
And that was usually very stressful,
>
because that is the first time you will show the film to the audience,
and you really don't know what will happen.
MTv became famous at the time,
and its VJ, Tom Petty. </ P>
they talked about getting free tickets, blah, blah, blah. </ P>
I put my name up. I never won anything.
I won the ticket and I don't know at all,
We sit there and there is a crowd.
There are no pictures, no instructions what the film tells about.
I never forget. The cinema lights are turned off.
We sit at the back.
And on the screen,
is written, "Steven Spielberg dedicate... "
The place craze.
And then it says, " Robert Zemeckis's film. "
They are crazy.
>
I'm like this...
Throughout the film. Really fell in love with every aspect that exists. </ P>
I saw it, I thought, with "Star Wars." </ P>
I saw that with "Ghostbusters . "
There is no calculation for that.
After seeing this film, I want to buy Delorean.
Of course, when I was 18 years old,
worked as a waiter, parking attendant,
I wouldn't be able to buy Delorean.
That was one list < br /> desire in my life.
It's like some people want Rolex watches when they birthday
and you know? I instead want a Delorean time machine. </ P>
There aren't many requests. </ P>
And I succeed. </ P>
Translator: Basthian Tan Instagram: @basthiant
In the first two drafts, the time machine was not Delorean at all.
Not a car. Not something that moves.
Instead of the time beam that was fired into the time booth. </ P>
And at its peak
nuclear tests were conducted in the initial version,
the space is timed, Doc turns the old fridge and puts a tin layer in it.
And Marty is protected from the nuclear explosion
because it's inside the chamber time made from the old fridge.
Four, three,
two, one, zero.
The original end part for the first film
it looks like "Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."
I don't know if you are familiar with this,
but the idea is, nuclear,
actually comes from the first draft.
I don't know.
Those were the moments it's very important to me
when I read the script and say,
"Hey, wait a minute. I've seen this before,
"and I don't like it."
We started thinking about it,
"well, if you really want to create a time machine,
" you have to build it in the form of a vehicle,
"so you can get around. "
Then came the idea of Delorean
because the door was unique, we often made jokes from that...
It was not a plane . Look. </ P>
In the 50s, when kids were in the fields,
and they went to the barn, they thought there was a Martian being landed
So we thought about what kind of car looked like a spaceship?
Delorean, because the door was earlier.
Ron came, a wonderful guy.
Start working, and design the initial version of the existing car,
and then let the others do something else .
The producer saw it and said,
"we like what Ron has done,
" but can you develop it again? "
I see the car
and add some components, arrange some parts,
and finally generate the latest version of .
I've worked on TV shows which are quite successful.
I've made cars for TV shows.
Welcome to Knight Two Thousand.
Thank you. What's this?
"Knight Rider" one of the most expensive objects ever,
and what I designed is something I can create,
or someone who < I know I can create it.
If you want to create a time machine in cars, why don't we create it in style?
Stories about John Delorean
is a pretty classic story for Americans,
so I think it has something to do with Doc Brown who is an inventor.
It's also unique because in fact this is the only car produced by the company.
If they last longer and create cars with other models,
maybe a bus even snow cleaners,
you will often see it now and it certainly won't be so special.
If Delorean is still there today, even though in the movie,
I feel that will be very iconic,
because people will say, "It's just another car."
In fact the failure was which made it successful. </ P>
That failure created a history of for the world of cinema and America. </ P>
Of the 9,000 created,
it's been 33 years since was last produced,
and maybe more than 6,500 still exists today.
the day after the last Pinto was produced,
You don't see it anymore now.
I think they created cars just for movies.
I don't know. I not a fan of cars.
Years later, I knew that it was a real car, and I...
"Someday, I'm will have that car,
"and I will turn it into a time machine."
I seriously want to own the car.
I have driven it several times.
Here it is.
Oh, yeah. I have Delorean.
Eagle. It's an eagle.
Eagle? / Yes, that's eagle.
The pleasure is not so pleasing to me.
My field is dirty, full of sand. There are no plants that can live.
I've tried various grasses when I bought this place 15 years ago,
I'm from Ohio. We play artificial golf. That's what we do. </ P>
And then I think, "Hey, I always want to create something new." </ P>
I pour a little cement, add artificial grass.
"Well, I just created something new."
I made three game holes.
Then I made six holes.
You know what happened, "I have to make nine holes."
I was involved in some /> charity activities,
and when I'm involved,
And Claudia Wells has a pretty shop from here.
And I say, "Is it cool if we create Jennifer Parker's hole?"
And he said, "Hmm," and I said, "Hole & apos; Back to the Future".
And he said, "Okay, that's OK."
And I thought, "Extraordinary".
"Do you know anyone else in the film who can be in it?"
Mayor Goldie Wilson, < br> Don Fullilove.
Therefore they came,
and inaugurated the "Back to the Future" hole.
Woman first. Is it I'm right?
Yes! / Of course. Chivalry isn't dead.
You're there. Okay, what should I do? </ p >
Place the ball.
Look at the small hole behind you?
Oh, this will be a very long game, everyone.
And I succeeded, everything just for the moment
to help with the activity charity.
And I said, "Hey, you know someone who has a time machine?"
And he said, "Sure."
And he found someone, he would bring the car,
and finally
he planned to sell his car when he said that. </ P >
I was so panicked, I wanted to have it once.
And I bought Delorean in Memphis,
and I sent it to the workshop.
>
He had some parts,
he bought in Burbank
there he got lots of original parts.
This is crazy. We collect money from each tournament. </ P>
This is amazing. You're happy. </ P>
When I arrived, there were already many models cars.
They even made some sort of this time circuit on the outside.
But everything is the same, need some kind of detailed description
where the smoke will come out,
and where do we put these tubes and pipes,
and how do all these objects be arranged in the back?
These are all created by people in the workshop
or people in the art department.
Everything to stay organized.
>
And the thing we talked about,
I hope it's really can be resolved.
to fill the plutonium he got from terrorists.
This is the lid right in the middle, right?
And it must be rotated so that it can be opened.
And there are two tubes in it,
then you can place it.
So he can put it together with plutonium,
and tube small plutonium containing will be sucked into the bottom.
Universal brings us together with product placement companies.
Their job is to find partners which products they want to be placed in the film
as cash rewards.
And one day, people from product placement companies
and executives from Universal came to my office and said, "Bob..."
They said, "If you are willing to replace Delorean into Ford mustang,
"You will receive $ 75,000."
Then I saw into his deep eyes...
"Richard, Doc Brown no riding a Mustang. "
For a moment, Deloeran was clearly displayed
on the front of Universal.
And for whatever reason, they < br> save it on the back.
And you can only see it when the tram train passes it
along with some images of other cars.
We want to see the car parked in the outer page of Universal Studio,
and it's very sad.
Many people spend their childhood
just by sitting and staying there.
The car is displayed on the outside,
and you can approach it
and see the back.
They got crazy.
I was at Universal Studio with a friend of mine at the time,
saw the car, and I was like,
"Dude, I can create something like this. I can."
And my friend said, "Let's do it!"
"All right , don't mess with me,
"& apos; because I will create it."
And I started doing research on how to create a time machine.
It took four years to create my car.
And I became famous very quickly
as a person who really obsessed with time machines.
I have met many people who like Delorean,
Delorean fan groups.
And there are some people in LA ,
Joe Walser and Terry Matalas, if it's not wrong,
which has their own Delorean
and they changed it to Delorean "Back to the Future ". </ P>
I think Bob has the right to be disappointed
look at the current condition of the car
and say," we have to do something. "</ P >
Someone in the back, Fred Diedrich,
he met us and we brought Terry's car,
and showed him how it should be.
We said to them, "Listen, Delorean shouldn't look like this.
" This is part of Universal movies.
"And if you don't want to fix it, it doesn't matter. </ P>
"Kami bisa meminta bantuan dari Museum Mobil Petersen.
"There are many places that are willing to fix."
And Scott said, "No, no. We will fix it."
For me , it's all about accuracy.
"I didn't try creating a time machine."
I didn't try to create Joe's time machine.
I tried to build the time machine.
Every detail is important to me because this is Deloeran.
"If you want to save on the details there,
"why don't you just burn it?"
If I can tell myself when I was a kid watching that movie
that one day I will create that car, I will say, "You're crazy."
This is amazing. This is what his name reaches for a dream.
He allows me to make box the speedometer is 88 miles per hour.
And after we do that,
he says, "You have to help me create the stream ribbon,
" and place the capacitor the flow together "
I thought that's when I knew
that I had to prove myself to Joe and other members.
It was an honor for me to be able > put the flow capacitor together.
There are several times when Bob Gale said,
"this is much better than the first car."
"Gosh! Okay. "</ P>
The people who helped us, employees from Universal,
they always wanted to help. </ P>
You can say that < they are also interested.
These are not people who will bother.
There is an ET head sitting in the corner,
"Oh, no big deal."
Even people who work prepare property day after day,
it's like a holy cup for them.
One of the coolest things since
the fix is to go while driving the car,
listen to people's reactions.
Incredible to see people together with their children,
explain what they are seeing. </ P>
His children just said, "Well, okay," but you know
while their father can only be dumbfounded. </ P>
This car is one of stars of the film, </ p >
and you are only 12 inches away from it,
it feels like a distance of 12 inches from Michael J. Fox.
This is what celebrities mean in itself.
We don't break anything.
We try hard to create it,
to produce details that are right from each part of the car,
so that everyone can see < > as it should be.
My name is Bill Shea and I live in Central Massachusetts,
and maybe you want to call me as a big fan of "Back to the Future" .
My father, Bill, and me
the lucky owners of Delorean "Back to the Future III"
and Toyota pickup "Back to the Future II and III ".
The most memorable moment for me was when the incline was lowered,
then Delorean came out of the truck.
And you see it for the first time
there is smoke, voices, and everything is like that. </ P>
Kemudian mobilnya turun, mengeluarkan suara
from the exhaust and everything.
All my life, I've collected a lot of things,
whether it's comics, coins, or antique military items.
That has become part of my life,
and the part I enjoyed,
something I did to earn money,
and have a chance to provide for my family.
Marty, you look very familiar to me.
Do I know your mother?
My mother works full time < br /> for my father, like me.
And recently, my daughter was also involved and now she works full time.
Become a princess, granddaughter, son-in-law ,
mother, father, all family members...
This is an amazing experience. I am very, very lucky.
My son, Patrick, is very involved with everything I do
including the cars,
and without it, I won't be able to do this, because he's a mechanic.
I'm Irish. He is more patient than me.
I think he inherited the patience that his mother owned.
Ready.
Walk perfectly, Bill.
This is the home of rebirth from the beautiful truck that you see behind me,
Toyota Xtra Cab Marty 1985, SR5 4x4. </ P>
Look at the 4x4 car. </ P>
Very cool. </ P>
The truck used in part one
is a contest car. They give it for free.
The story is destroyed.
But they need a truck to do the second and third parts
that are similar to trucks in the first part.
They contacted the company rental of this film.
After that, this car returns as usual as a studio rental vehicle.
This car is like an artist always in the garage all the time.
Need extra attention for this car.
It is very special to be part of something as unique as this.
This is a chance once in a while live.
Mobill in the third part turns out that
is the only Delorean used
that will be in private hands.
According to most consensus,
there are seven Deloreans used for three films,
and the three are still there.
One at Universal studio in Hollywood.
One at Universal studio in Florida.
And of course, the one that is behind us now.
When all is agreed upon /> and the hammer is taped,
includes commission fees, all around $ 528,000.
And of course, we have to buy some other items at the auction .
We bought some of the original properties that were used for the film.
I'm so excited, let's put that aside.
And I work hard, I feel that...
I made a good investment. </ P>
Gosh. </ P>
My father said that
>
that he wants the whole & apos; toy & apos; this is with him, that's what he enjoys.
I, my daughter, my son, my grandson, my family,
I know that "Back to the Future" is undoubtedly part of the family.
When you see people approaching the car,
with their wives, their children, and everyone involved,
and their children are just as happy as like people their old.
So once again, this flows from generation to generations and will never change.
Thank you very much.
There are several shows cars in this country
and car shows Delorean is one of them,
they have many members who are very enthusiastic,
I like the Delorean community.
It's amazing to see people so friendly,
and so late in the things they do.
I'm glad we can be part of something like that.
With something that brings we are so close together.
Amazing.
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The amazing thing from this show
is that many extraordinary things happened .
But today, you will see something far more extraordinary.
There is a young child I am looking for.
His name is Nick. Nick? Oh, Nick. </ P>
Nick wants to share the moment with all of you here. </ P>
Everything is very friendly and very generous
and very motivating.
They don't try to drop you.
Usually you bring a normal car, you will be out there.
In fact the opposite, they praise us.
They are happy to see a car that is in its rudimentary form,
because everyone has a complete car.
While we only have a car with <br
It's nice to check what's under it.
This is our first community meeting , me and Meghan.
Meghan, come here.
Come here. Don't be shy. </ P>
He is very embarrassed. Come here, Meghan. Come on. </ P>
I don't know he's planning something. </ P>
I'm glad I can watch the show. </ P>
So it's clear that it's a big surprise for me.
Meghan, I love you more than anything in this world.
In front of everyone here...
Kneel down. </ P>
Maukah kau bergabung denganku di masa depan dan menjadi istriku?
Will you marry me?
Sure. Yes. </ P>
I don't know Christopher Lloyd, Bob Gale,
Claudia Wells, and Jeffrey Weissman
are in the front row .
Very unexpected.
♪ Earth angel, earth angel ♪ ♪ please be mine ♪
♪ my darling dear ♪
> ♪ love you all the time ♪
♪ I & apos; m just a fool ♪
♪ a fool in love with you ♪
How beautiful. p>
I have to do an TV show called "American Dad"
where there is one episode entitled "the Delorean story,"
that inspired me to have my own Delore
Calm down, Mr. Smith, Mr. Kerkhoff. </ P>
Why is it so rushed? </ P>
You're on a time machine. </ P>
You have as much time as you want. </ P> >
They made my animated character
and filled out the voice for my own character.
Hey, that's not your Delorean.
Oh, whoops. Sorry. </ P>
Connect with the things that I did with the car or as a fan. </ P>
And that inspired my interest in sound. </ P>
The voice in the film had a very impact and was very effective
and my interest and career against sound came from that.
That clearly affected me my world as a whole.
And it's always been a positive thing.
Oh, yeah.
Oh yeah.
I would be lying if I said growing with disability was easy.
I sort of connected with George Mcfly.
He was an isolated man.
He had a big dream. He had a big goal
to be someone who no one else thought he would be that person.
I suffer from muscular nerve disorders,
and in my case, the name is Spastic Triplegia. </ P>
This disease has an effect on two legs and my right hand. </ P >
The relationship with this place on is basically where Mike grew up.
I know some of his family members and his niece Jeff.
For me to be able come out
and know that I'm actually from the same community,
dan ada Mike, seorang lelaki dari Burnaby, tumbuh bersama keluarganya.
He has done a lot of things for himself and his family,
and is able to penetrate Hollywood,
and find a new home in New York.
If he shows that is not impossible for him,
then I know and what I want to fulfill my desire,
is not something that is impossible for me too.
My father is an immigrant. He came here from Italy.
And I have said in the previous presentation,
he dreams of me becoming a famous soccer star.
Obviously, with sitting in a wheelchair,
I won't be able to become star famous football.
But I want to show him that this is not impossible.
Instead of getting involved in one sport,
I switched and involved myself into five sports,
basketball, riding, weight lifting, swimming.
And I can compete in Summer and cold olympics
for athletes with disabilities.
And I got 22 gold medals, 10 silver medals, 2 bronze medals
in various sports.
And I remember I ever said this to me,
"Well, I can't do it in a way normal,
but I can still do it .. "
I always look for a figure that can motivate me,
a figure who can push me to /> can pass day by day.
and, of course, I'm connected with Michael J. Fox
as long as it's the figure that continues to be my role model .
I started my motivational endeavor to help inspire others
and show them if you create your best energy,
in your own life, with people the right and the team right around you,
then everything is possible.
Fans are very important in keeping Back to the Future alive.
Maybe if my wife has a time machine,
she might keep me away not to watch it.
But not so until the next year
when the film came out in VHS form on the home video platform for the first time,
I was really involved and I was very excited.
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has become a site to provide information about "Back to the Future."
That is the best place to find the trinkets "Back to the Future".
Stephen has been a friend well for years.
We recruited him as a consultant
because he had an incredible base. </ P>
One of the other things that we did was
involved in officially licensed products.
We work with Mattel and Lego and many other companies.
I have written many stories
become the hallmark of existing products,
booklets inside existing products.
And their original products.
And he did it with very good
which then becomes the portal or source
for all the news about "Back to the Future."
To show that he can do better than what the studio can do.
because he has a passion for it.
There are many books that working on
we still work together with the authors.
Currently, there are books that will soon be launched
titled "The Back to the Future Almanac 1985 - 2015,"
which tells about all memorabilia "Back to the Future" that was created. </ P>
first is The Lexicon.
In it tells about everyone, place, thing.
When I say every or all, I am sort of obliged.
If this is a number plate I can definitely read it.
Or if this is a number plate and I can't read it
until I spend half hours watching the
screen that has appeared as much as six times, everything is there.
Everything, basically < br /> that appeared in the movie,
in cartoons, in comics,
video games,
card games, old scripts, we collected whatever.
My interactions with fans, sometimes I make them sad,
because they know better the way the story of the film than me.
People come and ask me about the flow capacitor,
and I say, "I just stood up in the Puente Hills parking lot
" with a fire that spreads between my legs.
"I don't know what happened."
I'm just a big fan.
I am the one who is looking for information.
And I know there are many other people who are looking for that information too.
And we have fans all over the world now.
"Back to the Future "knows no limits.
It's global.
Secret Cinema is a film organization
that creates an outside film experience
where the audience becomes part of the story.
For me, "Back to the Future" is one of my favorite films
and it's like nostalgia back to the past.
And part 1955 of "Back to the Future," I think representing
the color techniques dreamed of ,
which I think is a kind of vibration that we try to do with Secret Cinema,
the romance,
the ambition, the feeling that makes you can be whoever you want to be,
Secret Cinema is about people who connect with movies in different ways.
Feel it, become part of the players,
feel how the process < br /> making the film.
And that's why everyone is here. Everyone likes it.
This is a kind of social media from ancient media.
We want to build the city of Hill Valley.
From the start, I want to build Hill Valley city,
every shop is replicated.
And you enter the shop there is some kind of little world in it.
There are actors who play as shopkeepers.
The audience is given character.
And for us, that idea
was inspired by the "Sandman" moments,
when Marty first arrived at Hill valley .
And he was thrown into this world, he had to find his own way.
We actually built a small farm with 20 animals,
Peabody's farm.
And the audience goes inside,
then the suburbs have a house different from each character in the film
from George Mcfly, to Biff < br /> Tannen, everything in it.
So the audience is invited into the world.
"Back to the future" is a year film 80's ever made. </ P>
This is my favorite movie of all time. Favorite movies. </ P>
I think because "Back to the Future" represents something in the hearts of the viewers...
Something that represents a kind of ambition
and a sense of being whoever you want.
And in my opinion when people come to this show,
why do they want to come because they want to be that character.
They want to be Marty Mcfly .
They want to explore Back to the Future.
They want to fall in love with their mother. I'm kidding. </ P>
They want to be adventurous. </ P>
What does he like? / A board without wheels. </ P>
I remember when my mother returned from the cinema
and said to me, "I just watched an amazing movie called & apos; Back to the Future. &
" tells the story of a child /> the man who falls in love with his mother. "
And that's very interesting to me.
I even thought, " Sounds disgusting. "
Because as a child of thousands of Jewish
I thought, "Who would want to make a movie like that?"
I love you so much.
Me too.
I love you .
I love you, Boopy.
I love you so much.
Hey, you whose window is open, tell my child I love him! p>
Adam, if you need anything, contact mom. Mother will pick you up. </ P>
Of course, the movie doesn't tell about it. </ P>
But I'm glad my mother likes stories like that,
a boy who crossed time and met his mother.
I was very happy.
I managed to get my parents who had separated to watch with me ,
because this film covers any age group.
And maybe under my subconscious I think,
"maybe my parents can come back together...
" If they watch this movie. "
They are right back together.
And I worked with Zemeckis years later,
and one of its members,
he walked down the lobby and said,
"You make his parents reunite. "
" His parents returned together because of the film & Back to the Future. "
That wasn't entirely true .
But assuming if that's true,
The response from Zemeckis like this, "Eh, good."
Because maybe he already /> hear it more than 7,000 times.
Michael, here we are in the premiere.
A very large and excited audience is behind us when this.
What do you think of opportunities like this?
This...
This is uh... a chance once a lifetime .
If this is only once in for the rest of my life, I will die calmly.
As we march to welcome the royal family,
Princess Diana < br /> and Prince Charles,
and the host said to us,
"You can't speak unless you are invited to talk. </ p >
"You can't touch the family of the kingdom. You can't... "All is not allowed. </ P>
I am Canadian. and I know something like that. </ P>
I'm a little careful what I did.
I don't want to make myself look stupid.
So we did it, and we met them,
and I managed to avoid unwanted things.
And then we sat together in the cinema,
and I realized the chair next to me is empty.
We stand and wait for the royal family arrives,
and it turns out Princess Diana will be sitting next to me.
And of course, he came and sat next to me.
And the film began,
and for me
I pretended to yawn and stretching out my hands
as if embracing him and dating with the Princess of Wales.
He laughed at that moment.
When the truck contains the manure
falls and hits Biff and his friends...
Damn!
He immediately laughs.
He must guard his behavior... you know...
Fall, and he really laughed.
And then I realized
I had to go to the toilet.
Because of me can't tell him, "Excuse me, the noble. I have to pee."
I can't speak to him unless he takes me to talk.
I can't hit his shoulder.
I can't back him.
Because it seems like I'm walking backwards
to get out of the studio.
I keep sitting there and suffer all the time.
So the point is
I sit with deep pain watching a movie with Princess Wales,
p>
and that's good. It feels like...
She is very beautiful. </ P>
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And having Delorean is one of our dreams.
But life doesn't work as expected.
You know, the reality, day after day.
And I think everyone might say it from one time to another,
"If I win the lottery, I will. .. "
I'll buy this. I'll buy something.
Well, but if you see the data, </ p >
we all have a chance to make a profit
and we instead get heartbreaking bad news.
On August 4, 2000.
Oliver was diagnosed with cancer.
And the doctor said that my time lived for six months.
You would definitely compile your wish list when someone gave you six months.
Well, this is very motivating.
So we made a plan,
we walked around, visited family
and friends which we haven't met lately,
congratulates stay with them.
And we receive a letter
said that the request our credit card had been received.
Well, with a fairly large amount.
So we used it to buy Delorean,
and we change to a time machine.
One thing we think we should mention is
we really created our own time machine.
This was about 15 years ago.
What we need is a copy of VHS from the film
But this is more to some sort of interpretation of the car,
because when you find out, they only use what they find
to make this car. It's amazing.
We will stop < br> the video player,
the image is a little blurry,
then I sketch and notes from what we see,
and we modify myself
using iron and used items we found at the dump.
It's like an impressionist painting or something.
If you get close, you will see there are brush marks there, right?
You approached, and you will see what tools they use.
You retreated, the effect was perfect.
I thought the transformation of the Delorean became the "Back to the Future" car
and what are they doing with that car?
They toured the country for the Michael J. Fox foundation.
It was amazing.
We volunteer.
We choose to do this because for us this is the right thing to do.
Meeting Michael isn't enter our plan.
"Isn't that good?" About that.
When we met him, he knew who we were.
He knows we are Terry and Oliver from South Carolina and Team Fox members,
and he is very humble.
Traveling with a time machine
Delorean to travel the world.
They collected money and care
in more states and countries than other Team Fox members.
They spent time in Delorean more than me.
The big fans of "Back to the Future"
have supported us a lot in the effort to find a cure for Parkinson's people and for what we did.
It's amazing to have silly people near you.
Because they are crazy but it's crazy. </ p >
We set personal goals for ourselves
to drive the Delorean time machine to 50 states.
Collect money and care for the Michael J. Fox foundation.
We have collected more than a quarter of a million dollars.
untuk mengemudikan mesin waktu Delorean ke 50 negara bagian.
Mengumpulkan uang dan kepedulian untuk yayasan Michael J. Fox.
Kami telah mengumpulkan lebih dari seperempat juta dollar.
When we form this car, based on selfish reasons.
We like the movie and we want to drive the Delorean time machine.
That is a sensation which is extraordinary and is a personal achievement,
but we never...
Just like the car, there is no blueprint.
And our lives lead us to unexpected places.
We are one of their sponsors.
We do promotions for them ,, </ p >
allow them to come out and go abroad
raise funds for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's research.
We always say this every We were invited to an opportunity like this.
Your future hasn't been written at all, isn't it?
No one.
Tidak seorang pun!
Your future depends on what you make.
Therefore create a good future./ Create a good future.
Ta -da.
People always say, "You have to make the sequel
" because of the end of the first film itself. "
End from the first film was the heroes got into the car
and went on an adventure again. It was a classic ending.
Hey, Doc, we should step back. The way isn't enough to reach 88 miles per hour. </ P>
"Where we go, we don't need a way." </ P>
And as said Bob Zemeckis many times,
if we know we will make the sequel,
we will never put Jennifer in the car. </ P >
Because when writing the sequel,
we don't know what to do with him and we just make him faint.
He is not aware of the second and third parts.
Doc, what are you doing?
Calm down, Marty. This is only sleep maker. </ P>
Home videos appear between the two films, basically,
and we write "continued" on the end of the first film
when we released it for home videos.
If people see it on VHS for first, that's what they think.
We also released it on DVD.
What is most pleasing to me might be "Back to the Future III".
There is a riding scene < br /> and I like that.
"Back to the Future III" is funny
with "Back to the Future" I and II.
I think that might be a bigger part.
This is a trilogy that isn't boring.
There's no time when you watch it < br /> and say, "This film is ugly."
Two and three, I think... Come on.
I know you interviewed Gale and Zemeckis too.
These are my heroes because of those who wrote "Back to the Future,"
but they took seven years to write "Back to the Future. "
And come on.
Everyone knows part two and three are not so good.
" Back to the Future II " has always been my favorite movie. </ P>
Because I like the dark side. </ P>
I like the story
about what will happens if one small thing is changed.
And I like the idea of telling the future.
The overall concept of what is the future?
I guess you are not ready for that.
But your children will like it.
They returned from the first film. This was never done before,
truly creativity that is brilliant as a writer. </ P>
It shows digital reality > that we live in today,
cyberspace right now.
I am hanged on an "ortho-lev" in the future.
It's very difficult because I have to reverse for more than two weeks
but they don't want to drop me off during the break. </ P>
So they put the stairs with the board on it
so I can sort of lie down.
They do that so they don't have to bother taking me down,
which certainly takes a few extra minutes.
And time is money when doing this.
What is cool is
aspects of generation still take part here.
There are still confusion...
I'm young! / I'm old!
It's not hostility, but a kind of suspicion and confusion
between generations formerly and the next generation.
I have three teenage daughters and sons who are in their 20s,
and I don't understand what they talk about.
Often I am asked about the special effects that exist.
What do we do?
Clock towers, loudspeakers,
>
Doc Brown Lab, fire tracks.
Many things become one
and that is a very common level of special effects .
Many of the creations that we do.
And all that is our daily work.
And that's the result of our work.
And the story doesn't ask
p>
splashy visual effects, so that's normal.
There aren't too many additions.
People ask me how can us don't use CGI in "Jaws."
We don't have a computer.
We don't even have a cellphone.
Now they can make movies using cellphone.
Many of the things we do in "Back to the Future"
are normal, conventional methods, and mechanical effects, </ p >
with a little extra fire and lots of creations.
That works.
Because often, we see very brilliantly made films,
but many people prefer conventional ways.
And I think it's one way
so until now the audience still remembers it.
When we make part two, we always say,
"Wow, in 2015, we will all together see where our predictions are right . "
We managed to predict about 50 percent.
Flat screen TV and video calls.
Drones that carry dogs walk around.
Google glass is also correct.
Touch screen TVs with hundreds of different channels.
We decided to have fun with the future .
We know we won't be able to describe it correctly.
Kami tahu takkan ada yang namanya mobil terbang. Kami yakin itu.
There won't be anyone riding a flying car.
Nobody wants to fly in a car. Too terrible. </ P>
People are too scared to fly. </ P>
Physics don't prevent us from creating flying cars. </ P>
The reason we don't have flying cars are now very, very social.
The aviation world is developing in certain ways
and driving is also developing in certain ways.
This is a human creation, so this can be changed.
But we have to show people, hey, this can actually be better than this, </ p >
and there is no physical law that we break to make this better.
Kita hanya perlu menunjukkan kepada orang, hei, seperti inilah nantinya.
It should be much better than it is now.
Terrafugia is an flying car company.
We developed a practical vision for the future
and creating ways how from where we are today
become a world with flying cars that anyone can use.
I grew up and was inspired by by films like "Back to the Future"
and Delorean's description of flying and amazing everyone.
And me beast with the aviation world
and try to make the world my personal practical flight.
We see them flying above some sort of path. </ p >
Why fly over the lane if you have this three-dime space?
You need to walk on the ground,
because you have to know the car where else are you going,
so you can find out like that.
In the air, you don't need the way, right?
You just need to know where the other planes are and you just have to avoid them.
But you don't need a path
to find out where are the other planes.
So I guess the future will be a little different
than what is described in "Back to the Future,"
but the idea behind this is an amazing idea
and that's our goal.
I have to borrow...
That's right, the total discovery of "Back to the Future II."
But what's cool is that people try to create it now.
There's an old saying that life mimics art.
And scientist Robert Goddard,
he always said that what inspired him to create it
was the story of Jules Verne's "From the Earth to the Moon" when he was a child. </ p >
So, Bob and I thought of the idea of this hoverboard.
It was just a repetition of the skateboard scene in the first movie,
but, wow, it opens up everyone's imagination.
Hendo Hoverboard, I've seen it and I'm happy. Wow! </ P>
It works on magnetism, that's the idea we have. </ P>
So how cool is that? </ P>
When we look at the building industry,
the biggest industry in America,
is a difficult thing to change.
But there are better ways to shape it.
And in July 2014,
we issued a patent for something that we have been working on for a very long time.
And basically it is a three-part basic system.
One of the main components of the three-part system is
something we call as Medium Buffer. </ P>
Medium Buffer can be shaped liquid, or gas,
and after we find it, why not just electromagnetic fields?
If you can run a train weighing 50,000 kilograms, why not home also?
Maglev trains in Japan for example,
must travel at a speed of 170 kilometers per hour to be able to fly.
There is no way to send objects in a state of silence.
What if there is a train that floats and the train is only circular?
What if the train length is the same as the length of the track?
You have a still object relative to the earth,
when you realize you can send it < > a dynamic load is idle,
something is impossible until now...
That is the first thing that comes to my mind.
What better way to demonstrate that
is a hoverboard? Of course.
We receive letters from all over the world the curious,
"May I have a hoverboard? Can you please?"
Well, for a few years when I was young, I guess that's right true.
One of the scenes behind the scenes.
Robert Zemeckis said, "Oh, that's real,
" and one only reason we don't release it
"are parents feeling this game is not safe."
That affected many children in the 80s.
I remember seeing Zemeckis,
and he said that the hoverboard was real.
Only a group of parents didn't allow the toy company to produce it,
but we don't believe it too much.
I remember when I was with some of my friends
and said, "Well, well, I climbed the hoverboard." </ p >
And they say, "No, it's impossible."
And I said, "That's right. I climbed the hoverboard."
True story. I was walking in the mall, and a scientist approached me,
and he asked if I wanted to be involved in a
group of children for try out the hoverboard technology?
Well, I call it as nonsense.
It's not that nice when does a hoverboard scene.
All you need to do is measure it.
You have to really do it right.
Okay. / OK?
Ready? / Ready.
We don't have the technology CGI at the time,
and we have to hang the actors use the rope.
And the string must be really thin,
because you can't disguise it on the computer.
You have to hide it from the camera.
And that requires > a very long time.
And it's very, very difficult to do.
People think that looks very smooth,
but the rope it binds my legs and I really depend.
Anyone who is aged under 15 years old at that time...
I don't know, except for their parents shows "Back to the Future," </ p >
if it's an important film for them, they will show it.
I know his parents Sean like this film and show him,
I don't know if he has the desire I feel.
He likes watching videos people playing hoverboarding
and doing scenes where he is tied in the tree up the hoverboard.
Yippee! This is where I
try the first hoverboard...
Ow! Ow! I hurt my item, my item. </ P>
He was very happy to do that. </ P>
I mean, you know, anyone wants to get on the hoverboard. </ P>
Itu fantasi setiap orang dan dia harus melakukannya.
This is amazing.
May 31, 2013,
and you are watching the first hoverboard that can be climbed in the world.
Because we are in the kitchen, we have to chant it,
because we don't know
how strong the hoverboard is.
All right, this drifts, everything.
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It was wrong when I was like back to the age of 10.
This is one of the most historic moments that will arrive. </ P>
It's just the beginning. </ P>
That makes me stunned. / Right. </ P>
Okay, check ESCS. I will continue to record.
Amazing, Jill./ How come?
This is so clumsy.
> Not so attractive. </ P>
and allow time and this energy is to dare to ask questions.
It's amazing that can live in this world.
I won't exchange it for any other time in history.
Well, I won't make the movie "Back to the Future" again.
Three is enough, three that's a good number.
After Bob and I made a third film,
we made shirts
that read "Back to the Future IV "
with circles and lines that cross four roman numbers.
We say what we want to say. We are finished with the characters.
And if we come back again,
is the same as by selling yourself, really.
Three are dramatic numbers.
Tritinas. Like a three-round structure. </ P>
Empat angka membosankan.
Four are bland. Four are even. </ P>
Sometimes I'm asked if they will make the fourth movie,
"Back to the Future IV," will I still make it?
You can bet.
Absolutely.
Oh, I will make films I, II, III, IV, V, whatever they are...
It's not that bad, you know?
Someone might make it. Maybe after I die...
Universal can... Or if my children...
if they want to make money
and involve Universal to make it
with a new concept or something,
I think they will make it.
But I'm not interested in it.
Yes, people keep asking for more.
is enough to capture energy from what is in this film, in my opinion.
Bob and I started talking about about 10 years ago,
the idea to put "Back to the Future"
on Broadway, or somewhere to do musical production.
I think we all want it,
p>
first and foremost, to remain faithful to Hippocratic oaths,
so we are really careful to continue this kind of thing,
because "Back to the Future" deserves the best...
The best we can.
And we want to make sure
everything something we do
to add the value of the legacy of "Back to the Future."
about us who can interfere with the continuation of space and time?
After thinking about it, fuck with that?
There are moments in < br /> life of every child
when they really understand that adults have also been small,
that their parents have also been children.
Seven, eight, nine, ten, and cross your mind.
You realize, "Oh, my God. I will be an adult,
"which means that my parents are also ever children."
Views about your parents have also been young
and had dreamed of the same thing with you now,
and we are just ordinary people and we feel young in our hearts.
And "Back to the Future" tells about that.
That sudden reality.
Views about your parents that are flawless and flawed,
what you think is perfect when you were a child,
they were /> naughty teenagers
do nasty things in the car and don't know what they are doing.
And that will resonate throughout the generation </ p >
and every culture in the world.
The attraction of "Back to the Future" for me, of course,
but also for the audience, in fact it is an interesting film...
I think you can call it wish fulfillment,
that is who wants to go back <br
I guess when George Mcfly had the power to hit Biff at that moment,
I guess when it was really formed very perfectly.
We all wonder about that.
If we do something different at that time,
will that change our whole life getting better or even worse?
Now, 30 years later, you look back at a project like this,
and you try to remember which - which are your parts.
And only a small part.
well, this car is in every scene,
and the car is used and praised ,
plastic models are made for it.
It's nice to be a part of it.
This film is just...
This film defines the real meaning of from delicious popcorn. Really. </ P>
We use the same logic. </ P>
When we go to watch movies like we go to the casino. </ P>
We clearly know < br /> our money will run out,
but the opportunity is worth it.
If this film is produced by another studio, we will be closed for a long time
and sue everyone.
Because if is likened to a can of tuna,
is the same as the possibility of one third containing human fingers in it.
Films are very bad now.
And they are allowed for that,
because it shows how good is "Back to the Future".
This is just one Of the many things, man.
You know, this is one of the many successful films.
This really works. </ p >
How far will you go?
About 30 years. The numbers are good and round.
Visit me when you arrive there, okay ?
I think I will be 47 years old.
Definitely.
Be careful. / You too.
Alright. / Dah, Einie.
Oh, and heart- heart when you arrive later.
It's a bit rocked.
Definitely.
To the future!
Good, Marty, are you ready? / Well, yeah, come on! </ P>
There are many places in the world that I want to visit if I have a time machine. </ P>
Every era, I want to see it. </ P>
And I'm very lucky. </ P>
I can play in many movies. </ P>
Gosh, if I can go Anywhere,
I'll probably go back to the MGM auction in 1970,
and I hope I can go back there </ p >
with 10 or $ 20,000 in my back.
And I will buy all the things that I have been hearing for years.
Well, it depends on how the rules of time travel.
I mean...
If I can only go to the future,
I think the next 10,000 years would be very interesting to me.
I might want to go to the future
maybe about four and a half weeks from now on.
Because I'm writing a film right now,
and I work really hard.
And about four and a half weeks from now on, I think it's over.
I don't know if you've ever seen "Henry V,"
"Henry V" is Olivier.
The whole activity behind me,
people throw objects...
Rewriting history will take place.
It will be very cool to be able to return to the past and become an observer of the present.
I was playing a TV movie with Woody Allen,
and we always talked about this,
we discussed where we were going exploring time.
And Woody Allen usually is busy with other things,
and someone encourages him and asks where he wants to go,
and he said, "When before penicillin was found."
I always thought it was a good idea.
But I think...
p>
Sometimes before a car alarm is created.
I think I would rather go back to the past than to the future.
Because I think when you going to the future,
will be a disaster.
Back to the age of 10,
When I think of feminism, sexuality, and music,
everything that makes small children feel alive,
I think I'll go back to the year 80s. </ P>
I always like these times. </ P>
I have never missed the past. </ P>
We all have that information . We can see movies.
But the future. Well, the future.
You have to go through it when you will die
You know, if you are curious, you should say, "How can this all happen?"
"What happened to humanity?"
"What will the next iPhone look like?"
All those important things.
I want to explore 100 years in the future.
Because again see what has changed
and what happened for 100 years went really great.
So I just want to go to the next 100 years
to see things extraordinary things.
I really... I might sound like crazy,
but I believe that, because of many things that happened and transmitted digitally now,
I think there is a real possibility that against teleportation.
Physical material is being transmitted through some form of digital.
And I know that sounds crazy,
but everything is true before that happens.
Then there's some kind of attraction.
I think I want back to the 1920s,
Because that might be historic times...
Orang-orang masih memegang teguh nilai budaya. Entahlah.
I will wear a hat.
I can wear a hat at the moment.
But that makes me nervous.
If there is a chance for change many things
and do not change the continuity of space and time,
I will come back and beat some people. I don't know. </ P>
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