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I WAS the VERY LAST PERSON TO RIDE the "BACK TO THE FUTURE RIDE" at Universal Studios back in 2007! I got a T-Shirt and My picture taken and I was in the News Papers! VERY COOL! :D
This movie? I've imagined it. Not great. MAYBE a sequel could've been made... a good one. But I wouldn't have enjoyed the tale told in this video as that sequel.
The Telltale game honestly does a great job at a "4th movie" Most if not all actors reprise their roles, it takes place after 3, and it has Marty going even further back in time AND we see another bad present day. They worked with Robert Zemeckis and Bob Dale to make it, too. and they both said that the game was the only way they wanted to make the story because of how much care went into it. I love that game so much.
The "Citizen Brown" comic co-written by Bob Gale is essentially the 4th movie, as it readapts the TellTale game into a linear story (rather than a choice-based puzzle-driven game).
@@ux92 the game wasn't a choice-based game, it was a point and click adventure game. There wasn't any choices that the player can chooses to alter the ending, the story is still linear on the pre-existed ending. But, yes it has puzzle on it.
@@ux92 that's true. There is dialogue options that give out different character reaction, but, like you say, it doesn't affect the overall plot. What I'm saying is that categorized BTTF: the video game as a "Choice-based Puzzle game" doesn't fit. People will just presume the game as like the Walking Dead game series or Detroit: Become Human. I'm sorry, it's just that "Point and Click adventure game" fits it better.
"Doc, is that really you?" "...Great Scott!" "Yeah, that's you." Not gonna lie, that would have gotten a chuckle out of me in the theater if this were real.
That was also how they brought back the DeLorean in the TellTale game, only in that, the idea was that when it was struck by lightning, a duplicate version of it was sent 70 years into the future (while Doc got sent 70 years into the past, back to 1885). But I remember when playing it thinking that it would’ve been interesting if the phenomenon had also duplicated _Doc_ as well as just the time machine and perhaps he becomes an evil version.
what confuses me is why he is inconsistent in this. If a lightning strike to the time machine could create a temporal duplicate, why isn't there a temporal duplicate for Marty when traveling back to 1985 in the first movie?
The dynamic was already flipped in BttF3 with Doc falling in love and acting slightly like an irresponsible/illogical teenager ("I'll stay here with Clara" or "let's take her with us") and Marty keeping him grounded. One thing that also showcases this is how Marty goes "great Scott!" and Doc responds with "yeah, this is heavy" 😝
@@Violet.703 well that's kinda the point, she wasn't supposed to exist at all after her cart crash, I guess the most "logical" (yet cold-blooded) step would've been to somehow orchestrate her death after inadvertently preventing it the first time around. But then again, they were already messing around with the timeline themselves...time travel ethics are tricky lol I think Marty was just using Doc's own logic when reasoning with him, since Doc didn't want to mess with the timeline even by letting Marty use the sport's almanac for financial profit. Marty was calling Doc out on his hypocrisy - somehow it was okay to have KIDS with Clara, whose bloodline was supposed to end at the bottom of that canyon, after he forbade Marty to make a little money with some future sports statitics.
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I really liked the Tron Legacy futuristic town in the 3rd act. The young Doc Brown was a nice touch that I never knew I wanted, but now I need. I think a young intelligent Emmett transported from the 1930s to 2015 might put up more of a fuss rather than quietly attending music classes, one nitpick with the first act, but the general setup works. This script gives audiences all of the familiar beats of the originals while making the stakes higher and thus giving the story some purpose. On a side note the child characters of Jules and Vern always gave me nightmares....
Check out the episode of the animated series where theye go to Milwaukee 1925. Doc is 5 and pursuing intellectuals endeavors while waiting for his uncle Oliver to take him fishing.lol
A part 4 has to include Jules and Verne the way the 1992 saturday morning cartoon featured the boys, you have to build on what we saw in part 3 to do a good part 4. So let's have 4 take place 10 years after 3 -- Jules and Verne are 15 and 16 old enough to drive they build a new time travel car they go joyriding through time getting into all sorts of trouble like boys that age often do. Then you have Doc and Marty and Clara trying to track the boys Doc has to figure out what year they are in and what location and rescue them. This is a good way to start a 4th movie with radical complications to the time continuum happening from what the boys did for fun causing big problems. And you need a relative of Biff so Tom Wilson can be in the movie have him play different Tannens in different time periods. That's the movie I'd want to see.
@@jymwrite Yes the movies are comedy fantasy sci-fi adventure and Jules & Verne were main characters in the saturday morning cartoon it only aired for one season but it was fun you have to include the two boys in any part 4 they take the place of Marty who is now more mature and he is Doc's helper but the two boys have to be the ones who start the trouble that has to be fixed to save the time continuum and to restore history to how it was mabye with a few changes to improve things.
We all know there won’t be a 4th movie and we also know the telltale games were awesome, but I think this was a good story. If it actually happened this way and it had as many original actors as possible, I’d see it as a faithful installment. Nicely done!
I was with you in the beginning... never wanted a Pt.4..... but now I really REALLY Want them to make this..... absolutely incredible dude!!!! Pitch it to the big wigs!!!!!
As a big fan of BTTF, I truly enjoyed your scenario. However, I think another installment this late would've hurt the franchise more than do good. I've always wondered 'what if', but your version topped anything I could dream up. Thank you!
I see both sides of the argument. Legacy sequels have worked before. Blade Runner 2049 and Top Gun Maverick are great examples, as well as Mad Max Fury Road.
A twist on that could be a end credits scene with Stoltz knocking on Marty's door in LA to deliver a letter sent to him but delivered to Stoltz's house by accident due to him being Marty MacFly. The scene could end with a fourth wall break with the both smiling at the camera.
@@DarkLordDiablos what about a 4th wall break at Eric Stoltz's house? He gets a letter addressed to Marty McFly that was mistakingly delivered to Eric's house. When he sees that it's addressed to Marty, he decides to open it up. After he reads the letter out loud, we find out that it's a letter from Doc warning Marty about danger that is coming soon. Once Eric finishes reading the letter, we see him look directly into the camera. After looking into the camera for a few seconds, Eric says "That sounds like it's going to suck for you 'Marty'." Then the camera slowly zooms out as we see Eric drop the letter and envelope into the burning fireplace. The zooming out continues at a slightly faster pace as we hear maniacle laughter. Once the entire house is in the frame, the shot cuts to black.
For realll.. with all the crappy remakes/sequels like Star Wars, Mulan, Aladin, Dumbo, Star Wars, Star Wars.... Oh God Star Wars.... I sincerely hope that this doesn't come to pass. It's not worth risking this masterpiece of a trilogy.
Although I would love that a fourth part of BTTF would be created, I believe that certain masterpieces are only successful during the period they have been made. BTTF was at the right time and the right place, when the audience was able to connect with the characters emotionally and a certain identification was possible. Today’s audience would probably not understand all the backgrounds. BTTF is probably a matter of a generation, wich was lucky enough to enjoy those movies at the time of their birth. Nevertheless, this “fanscription” is absolute stunning! You man, have a wonderful sense of phantasy and storytelling! Big compliments from Germany!
You're mostly right about the generational thing. My dad graduated high school in 1987, so these were his "coming of age" movies. As a result, I'm a huge fan too because he introduced them to me when I was probably 8 or 9
You are so right and you stated it perfectly. It's like the generation that saw Casablanca when it first came out or The Wizard of Oz (I am a fan of The Wizard of Oz but my liking of The Wizard of Oz is not the same as Back to the Future). Imagine seeing Casablanca or The Wizard of Oz when they first came out and you were a tween or early teen.
I have to say, I really enjoyed this, though there is one thing I'd change and that is duplicate doc's motivation. it doesn't really make sense to me why he would suddenly want to destroy all of time, even if he felt left alone and was slowly fading from existence. So maybe, instead of him wanting to destroy everything, let him seek out to reestablish his own timeline in which he would be able to continue his normal life. Because of his deteriorating mind the duplicate doesn't notice that this, in turn, would then lead to the destruction of the original timeline, corrupt both of them or something like that. That way his intentions wouldn't be inherently evil and would, in my opinion, make more sense for a character like doc, who's not at all a bad guy. Otherwise I gotta say that this is a fantastic story for a 4th film. I would definitely watch this on the big screen!
Yeah that makes much more sense and is more engaging. Aside from the shock of seeing Doc as evil, it just doesn’t make the character interesting. All I thought while watching was “Oh he’s just a psycho who wants to destroy everything, including himself. Sure.”
that would be totally in line with Dr browns character as we've seen him lost perspective and focus before when he's driven by emotions, like in part III when he falls in love with Clara. That plus being a deteriorated version of himself would create the perfect scenario for him not to realise the consequences of trying to reestablish his timeline, putting at risk everyones existence for the chance of being back with his family, I like it! 👍
Yes I agree as it could do with some more polishing with no budge or studio restraints or interference it could be a possibility However Chris is too old and frail now and Michael has his hands full battling parkisons disease and you can see his really struggling with And you can see it in the last back to the future movie as parkisons disease took hold Which is a darmed shame but time stops for nobody I don't know the Chris and Michael are even capable of making another movie now To replace those 2 actors with new ones the movie would be a cheap ,hollow ,fake ,piece of shit Chris and Micheal are the life blood of the back to the future movies and no one can ever replace that
It would also make the choice of future date make handwavium sense: the original time machine was invented directly half way between the date to be rewound-to and the date from which it jumped.
4:08 - 4:20: Seeing both George's and Biff's Gravestones just made me tear up. George has always been a major character in the 1st movie because in 1955, George feels more like the main character than Marty himself, even tho he's the big part of George's Development. And yeah, even tho Biff is a complete Jerk, he still left a big impact to the Mcfly family. And the "Make like a tree and Grow" epitaph actually sounds like cool last words, just goes to show that Biff truly learned since the events of 1955. (At least before he obtained the Almanac in the 2nd one) And also proves Biff, offscreen, has Development as well. Imagine that: "Why don't you make like a Tree and get out of here?" "Why don't you make like a tree and leave?" "Why don't you make like a Tree and Grow?"
Holy crap, reading this made me cry. I'd like a timeline in IV then, where Marty has Parkinson's disease but he and doc go to the travel to the future to get the cure and bring it back. Don't tell me with CGI and what tech has done for Val Kilmer's voice that they can't do a beautiful, stirring, meaningful last trip through time. No one can convince me otherwise. I hope someone who will see this can maybe make that timeline a reality. Can anyone picture how it would be?
This is a REALLY good idea for a “Back to the Future: Part IV”! I love continuing the story and the theme of “keep moving forward”, a basic idea of time itself. One cannot master time and time in and of itself is incalculable to most people. Which is why this movie would’ve truly ended on a high note: with everyone, major or minor, moving forward in time, making their own choices for their own good and everyone around them.
I love this. The best thing about the Back to the Future franchise is that there are endless avenues to explore after the movies. The game, cartoon, and comics all explored some of those possibilities. This is simply another. That's the great thing about stories with time travel and alternate timelines. Anything can happen. Like Doc said, "The future is what you make of it. So, make it a good one." P.S. I love the little detail of the epitaph on Biff's headstone. Just shows that even a butthead like him was capable of good.
One of the things that bothers me the most about these sorts of long-delayed sequels that they often feel they have to bring back some of the original cast members. They started doing this for remakes in the '90s, and it was tolerable then (but still annoying). But when you bring the original actors back in starring roles and not just in cameos, you see how old they've gotten and - for the older fans, at least - the mood gets sad really quick. I remember being very upset when I heard that Disney was bringing back Mark Hamill for the STAR WARS sequels; I thought the people at Disney were insane. I asked: "Why can't they just pretend that no time has passed since RETURN OF THE JEDI, and recast the roles with younger actors?" And when other people heard this question, they told me that no one would ever want to see anyone but Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker. And again I ask, "WHY?!" They are not the same people! Luke existed in George Lucas's mind before Mark Hamill was ever cast, or before the two of them even met! And anyway, now that Hamill is about 70 years old, it's obvious that sooner or later they're going to have to find someone else if they want to use Luke again.
it would be so hearbreaking if they tried to reboot this movie or create a 4th one... it's just way too classic and iconic. And just so perfect in its own way.
I’m working on a script: MARTY MCFLY, a young man with a wild, untamed hairstyle, stands in front of a large, shiny DeLorean. The car's doors are open and it's hooked up to a large machine with wires and tubes. DR. EMMETT BROWN, a wacky inventor with a wild, unkempt hairstyle, stands next to Marty, holding a clipboard. DR. BROWN (excitedly) Marty, this is it! The moment we've been waiting for! MARTY (nervously) Are you sure this is going to work, Doc? DR. BROWN (confidently) Absolutely! The calculations are flawless. And think of the possibilities! We can go back in time and change history! MARTY (hesitantly) But what if we mess things up? DR. BROWN (chuckles) Marty, where's your sense of adventure? Trust me, everything will be fine. Now get in the car. Marty hesitates for a moment, then climbs into the driver's seat of the DeLorean. Dr. Brown shuts the door and hurries over to the machine. DR. BROWN (excitedly) Here we go! He throws a switch and the machine starts humming. Blue electricity crackles around the DeLorean. DR. BROWN (yelling) Marty, hang on! The machine reaches a crescendo, and the DeLorean disappears in a flash of light. FADE TO: INT. DELOREAN - DAY Marty opens his eyes and looks around in confusion. He's no longer in the science museum. Instead, he's sitting in the driver's seat of the DeLorean, which is now afloat on a vast, dark ocean. MARTY (panicked) Doc, what the hell is going on? DR. BROWN (calmly) Don't panic, Marty. It looks like we've traveled back in time. MARTY (shocked) Back in time? To when? DR. BROWN (consults his clipboard) Let's see... according to my calculations, we're currently in the year 1912. MARTY (stunned) 1912? You mean... the Titanic? DR. BROWN (nods) That's right. And if my calculations are correct, we should be arriving just in time to witness the ship's fateful encounter with the iceberg. MARTY (horrified) No way. We can't just sit here and watch the Titanic sink. We have to do something! DR. BROWN (thoughtfully) You're right, Marty. We have a unique opportunity here to change history. But we have to be careful. Any small change could have unforeseen consequences. MARTY (determined) I don't care. We have to try. DR. BROWN (nods) Alright. Let's go see if we can find the captain of the Titanic. The two men exit the DeLorean and make their way through the stormy seas towards the Titanic. FADE TO: INT. TITANIC - BRIDGE - DAY Marty and Dr. Brown enter the bridge of the Titanic and are confronted by the CAPTAIN, a stern, no-nonsense man with a thick mustache. CAPTAIN (irritated) Who the devil are you two? And what are you doing on my ship? DR. BROWN (calmly) We're here to warn you about the iceberg, Captain. CAPTAIN (skeptical) Iceberg? What are you talking about? MARTY (urgently) It's true, Captain. In a few hours, this ship is going to hit an iceberg and sink. We've come back in time to try and prevent it. The captain looks at them incredulously. CAPTAIN (dismissively) That's ridiculous. This ship is unsinkable. DR. BROWN (insistently) Captain, please. We know it sounds crazy, but you have to believe us. We've come a long way to try and prevent this disaster. The captain looks at them for a moment, then sighs. CAPTAIN (reluctantly) Very well. I'll change course. But if this turns out to be a hoax, I'll have you both thrown in the brig. MARTY (grateful) Thank you, Captain. You won't regret it. The captain orders his crew to change course and steer clear of the iceberg. Marty and Dr. Brown watch from the bridge as the ship turns safely away from danger. FADE TO: INT. DELOREAN - DAY Marty and Dr. Brown are back in the DeLorean, driving through a bright, sunny Hill Valley. DR. BROWN (excitedly) Marty, we did it! We changed history! MARTY (proudly) Yeah, we did. But what about all the people who died on the Titanic? Are they still alive now? DR. BROWN (thoughtfully) It's hard to say. We may have altered the course of history, but we can't be sure what the consequences will be. MARTY (nodding) Yeah, I guess you're right. But at least we tried to make a difference. DR. BROWN (smiling) Exactly. And who knows, maybe this is just the beginning of our adventures in time travel. MARTY (grinning) I can't wait to see what the future holds. The DeLorean disappears in a flash of light, leaving the past behind and speeding towards an unknown future. FADE TO BLACK.
Honestly if there was a back to the future 4. This would be a great plot! I’m a writer myself and I love this plot! You obviously thought long and hard with this idea. I think this would work even though no one wants to see the trilogy ruined
@Jerry Wojtas, I for one would love to see this plot made into an actual movie. And, I don't think it would ruin anything. Anyone who thinks so is wrong.
@Jerry Wojtas, the only thing making this into a movie would do to the trilogy, is make it a quadrilogy. And, I personally don't see anything wrong with that.
They did make part 4 but it was a video game for the Wii and it took place in 1986 and Marty travels through time and it was also a puzzle game as well.
I thought this was very good. I see very little of the humor made through anachronistic situations and anti prophetic dialog (Japanese electronics) from the trilogy. Other than that, there's not too much I can recommend. Switching the roles of Marty and Doc Brown was brilliant.
Well, I was around from the beginning of the franchise, I'm 57 now, and I can tell you that this would work, I would be more than willing to pay to go to the theater to see it. You've got a winner here, keep pushing it to the studios.
As much as i want it to happen it never will, its already been said that zameckis and gale would eitber have to give the blessing or be apart of the production of said film
This is actually a lot better than I was expecting. But Biff’s father needs a scene where he lands into manure. Imo, that’s a classic staple that can’t be left out. When he frees Marty, he should hold him by his chest, and say something along the lines of “Alright, you owe me bigtime, butthead!” Then they exchange more dialogue, and Marty pulls his classic “Hey, what’s that?” *BAM!!* Biff’s father chases him, but lands in a manure processing plant. “I hate manure!!!!!” Then he gets arrested, and that’s why biff lives with his grandma.
I was extremely skeptical of any attempt to create a IV, but by about 10 minutes in, I was very much on the edge of my seat. This would be an excellent sequel!
I think the BTTF game already preluded or was going to be a Back to the Future 4 movie--just as a game for the fans to play. The reason was at the beginning when the game starts with Marty dreaming about being with Doc in 1985, but then wakes up in 1986--a year after Doc left 1985 Hill Valley.
Wow, this spoke to me. Recenty lost my father and moved to a smaller town. I feel like the old young adventures took a backseat for boring adult stuff. Is hard to let go of the past when you feel this wasn't necessarily the best timeline.
Whoah. That was something. You can feel the passion in this one. That scene of Marty trying to appeal to Doc on the train in the rain was so authentic I could see it playing out in my head. And Doc's goodbye letter really got me. You were absolutely right that their friendship is the heart of this franchise and making it about the other characters would just make another time travel story.
When you mentioned a spin-off series towards the end, I could see it going that way. We all know a actual movie with the actors we WANT couldn't really happen... BUT, a streaming series could be the way to go. Either way, this fan fiction storyline is as good as anything we could hope for. The switch from Marty being the wide eyed kid caught in a science experiment to being the mentor? Perfect. Having a living paradox in the form of Doc Black, and at the same time becoming Biff in a way? Awesome. This would make a great storyline and I would be there IN-Line to see it IN a theater. One last thought.... wouldn't it be CRAZY if Eric Stoltz took up the role of Marty because of M.J.F's condition? Talk about alternate timelines...
I was VERY lucky enough to be able to travel from over here in Northern Ireland to see the Back To The Future Musical in Manchester, England just before the first Covid-19 lock down and it was AWESOME so what about a stage version of this Back To The Future IV idea but not necessarily a musical. But then again stage versions of parts II and III would have to be made first and that would take YEARS!
when the third movie came out and at the end doc said something like "Your future hasn't been written yet, make it a good one" I was in my 20s and it brought tears to my eyes and I it was one of the most profound moments I ever had in the movies
I really enjoyed this. For a second there, I thought I was listening to a rejected treatment for a 4th film. I like the idea of these high stakes consequences that they have to deal with.
This is awesome! Just hearing that line, "Your friend in time" gave me chills and made me want to go back and watch the original films for the 1000th time.
The failed marriage kinda works with that theme of the Florence Nightingale effect. Jennifer might've felt obligated to stay with Marty after the car accident to heal him. Between the lack of the accident and the knowledge of the future, it would've been too much.
It would be amazing if just before Marty and young doc brown time travel the first time, Marty says “you’re about to see some serious shit” to reference bttf 1. Also I gotta say this gives a good reason on why this random old guy helps out/keeps going to Marty because Marty had helped in back in Doc’s past
This is beyond incredible. I had tears in my eyes when Doc’s letter was being read. Your interpretation of what a BTTF 4 would look like is well thought out and fits in nicely with the original trilogy. Amazing work, I truly enjoyed this video
I love that dialogue where Marty is trying to convince alternate Doc to give up on his “evil” plan. That felt the most like a scene from the original trilogy. An interesting idea to explore may be alternate Doc’s plan succeeding but instead of destroying everything as we are lead to expect, it corrects the space time continuum.
I like this concept, however it would be more interesting if that instead of correcting the space time continuum, it instead reverts everything back to the first film, creating a time loop.
An extremely heartwarming story for these unprecented times, despite having it begin in a prior time and waiting until things got a lot worse to write. Very encouraging story. Brought me to tears. Thank you.
Well, it would never be made. And it would never have the 'best case scenario' as talked about in this vid. But this story would fit perfectly as a 4th part, if it did exist.
Having grown up with the trilogy (went to see 2 and 3 when they first hit theaters), I was super skeptical of a 4th movie. At your final cut I genuinely clapped. If they ever made this for real you bet I'd be seeing it. Kudos!!!
Alternate ending: Marty wakes up in 1976 in the back of a New York Yellow Taxi, with a very confused Jim Ignatowski, who keeps repeating "What does a yellow light mean?"
I really like this story, although I would make a few changes personally. For one thing, I would want to see the young Emit Brown involved in the main plot more, not merely as a beginning plot hook. Second, maybe more of a redemption arc for Dark Doc, and certainly not a goal to destroy all of existence. I think a goal to completely prevent the original Doc Brown from ever creating his time machine in the first place would be reasonable. However, THIS action would cause an unintentional paradox which would destroy the entire universe. Finally, I don't think gang members installing weird futuristic gizmos all around town is very realistic at all. Nobody ever asks what they are? What they do? No one else in Hill Valley notices them?? But perhaps taking on a more esoteric, secretive, and cultish vibe is the way to go. It would be a lot more believable that some people might get swept up in gang activities or form some kind of religious cult after witnessing technology so far advanced that it may as well just seem like magic.
I think that a good basis was put forth by the guy who made the video. Every fan is going to have their own ideas naturally, I know I do. I think the purpose of this entire video was to spur exactly this type of conversation lol
I think I agree with you pretty much fully. Especially a redemption arc for Dark Doc or much less horrific goals altogether. Lots of people IRL unfortunately lose their whole families and still don't become supervillains. And yeah, the future gizmos thing is just a bit... Idk. Lame?
Would rather have well written "nostalgia" sequel than some god awful ,modern Reboot with new actors and a blatant disrespect for the original material ,so some new director can feel smug after he just pissed and shit all over a movie franchise that America Loved ,,,remember RoboCop Reboot ,,,or the female Ghostbusters ,,,the rest of us freaking do ,,,
Everything made today is pandering to a so-called "woke" crowd, that expects everyone else to foot the bill for their life choices. SJW's, and Politically correct Race baters are ruining everything they touch. Pretending to care for a particular race, but couldn't in all actuality, give two shits. I hope Hollywood crumbles. Even shows that are still running that were great just a few years ago, are now infested with that crap. 🤮
I knew the kid was a young Doc. As soon as it revels him playing with the electrical parts of the guitar and some of his vague backstory, I knew this was Doc as a kid. And you didn't disappoint.
@PlushStation with the tech now all they need is a few hours of him speaking which they have. They can do it. Think of the deep fakes we see. Same concept
I have to say, I really REALLY love this idea as a concept. I also feel like it's a completely unexplored territory in most time travel stories, especially ones that wrap up all nice and neat. Granted, time travel is purely theoretical, so we have no idea how clean or messy it'd actually be if we ever figured out backward time travel but I think you nailed it, at least conceptually. I also love how you called back to the end of BttF 2 with the lightning bolt without having to invent some... other arbitrary reason for why there's a disruption in the timestream and a very concise explanation for the duplicates. Well done!
I would watch this for sure... Send the script to Zemeckis, he once said that if anyone can show him a good enough script or storyline, he would consider making a part 4 and I believe this is what he's looking for
but fox still has Parkinson and is not able to play a lead role and Lloyd isn't that young anymore too ^^ So no, this ff is good but part IV will never happen even with a good script, it to late
Nicely done. You know, this could be a really good book, graphic novel, or animated. A title like "Dark Future: a Back to the Future epilogue." would technically keep the Trilogy title intact. I would read/view/buy this one...
Dude, he took away the happily ever after story with Marty and Jennifer, and made it so they’re too old to have kids even if they were to get back together in 2015. Yet he wrote a happily ever after story to Doc Brown and his sweetheart. It’s effed up. Marty lost his wife and kids! :(
Dude. This rocked! Not gonna lie, I’m having to work in my own mind to keep it from becoming canon in my head. Solid continuity, and the original performances lovingly preserved. Wish it could happen!
(Doc's voice:) "Marty.... I thought I distinctly TOLD you that there were to be no more "Back to the Future" movies... ever." (Marty's voice) "But, Doc -- you just have to WATCH this Fanscription video -- it's EXCELLENT!" (Doc's voice) "An entire plot -- pieced together from existing and augmented material as if it were REAL. Added ... to existence! That's heavy...." Seriously, guys, this video is excellent. I really enjoyed it and it would make a great film.
That's what I've read that the director or somebody important said that the telltale Game is is spiritually the closest they'll ever get to a part 4 and it should be considered Canon.
This was fantastic!! I kinda chuckled at the fanfiction/fanscription concept but you did it so well. This is exactly the kind of fourth movie I’d want to watch. Wow!
I saw these movies when they first came out and have always wondered about a part 4. You did an amazing job setting this up and with the story line. I was completely blown away. Thank you for bringing some of my childhood to a new level.
This would be a killer part 4! You did a fantastic job on this. This is the first time I’ve found your channel but will assuredly be watching many more videos.
If there would have been a part 4, I would prefer it to be this. This is one of my favorite fanscripts you guys have ever made and this truly humble fan was touched. I've always loved the dynamic between Doc and Marty, jumping from time era to time era and proving that no matter where or when these two are they are the greatest of friends. Maybe in another alternate time this movie would have been made, if it were the finale of the series it would have ended on a high note. All I got left to say is great Scott! This is pretty heavy!
A part 4 has to include Jules and Verne the way the 1992 saturday morning cartoon featured the boys, you have to build on what we saw in part 3 to do a good part 4. So let's have 4 take place 10 years after 3 -- Jules and Verne are 15 and 16 old enough to drive they build a new time travel car they go joyriding through time getting into all sorts of trouble like boys that age often do. Then you have Doc and Marty and Clara trying to track the boys Doc has to figure out what year they are in and what location and rescue them. This is a good way to start a 4th movie with radical complications to the time continuum happening from what the boys did for fun causing big problems. And you need a relative of Biff so Tom Wilson can be in the movie have him play different Tannens in different time periods. That's the movie I'd want to see.
Here’s a possible topic to cover in a future vid: “What If Jennifer had a more significant role in BTTF 2?” Like, one scenario I have in mind (feel free to use or not) is that Doc needs Marty to do what he does in the final film, and tasks Jennifer to keep Marty Jr. away by any means possible. Which could lead to a funnily ironic reversal of the whole Marty/Lorraine thing from the first film. Which leads to Jennifer to the McFly residence (like in the original film) and Doc/Marty need to go after her. Idk. The rest can be up to you if you use this as a basis or whatever.
I am a huge back to the future fan and liked contemplating exactly how time worked after watching the movies. The trilogy is complete as it is, but wow, this was a 30 minutes well spent. I am not so sure about the whole erasing time bomb thing, but other than that this is a wonderful work of art. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.
I loved Michael J Fox's brief return to the small screen back in the 00's on Scrubs. His Parkinson's was clear to see but he played a genius doctor afflicted by OCD so you kinda forgot about his real life disease long enough to appreciate his charm on screen
The original plan for part four was surprisingly supposed to be an action film, doesn’t sound like Back to the Future. But it’s a good thing that we never got to see that.
I'm both elated and heartbroken right now...... Elated at how absolutely amazing and perfect of a story/pitch and conclusion this would make for this series. Heartbroken that it will never get made. All the kudos to you sir! Don't think Zemeckis & Gale could have come up with a better story.
This is ... fantastic. Loved every second of it and, I must admit, was even on the verge of tears at points. I, too, grew up watching and adoring these films, and Back to the Future is one of my all-time favorite series. I especially liked the role-reversal dynamic between Marty and Doc, Christopher Lloyd as the "big bad," and the varied time periods and vivid set pieces the characters visited. In a world with too many half-baked reboots and uninspired sequels/prequels that never quite live up to the charm of the originals, you managed to balance a new and fresh story while staying true to the universe and characters so many of us cherish. I would have loved to see this on the big screen.
The young Emmet Brown is under developed and utilized in this treatment He should play a more active role in what goes on than just being a catalyst to discovery.
Agreed it smart to have the Adult McFly carry the movie that put the burden on a child actor. There needs more time to building the friendship. Less Emitt hiding in his own time and more him evestaging the time reseavers
Yeah...I agree. It would be cool to have him travel with Marty and maybe have him slowly fading away as Marty's time marker. It would even be interesting to see him completely disappear only to reappear at a later time to Marty's surprise along with a big save of some kind. Maybe driving/piloting the Deloreon in a gag about him not being a skilled driver but an excellent pilot. Needless to say, this was a great what off story and this audio story was just as fun as watching the trilogy. Again...excellent job!
Agreed. I'd also have Kid Tannen stay as Dark Doc's henchman until the finale. He's a major character in the middle of the movie and then just disappears. That gives you another villain and a redemptive moment for the Tannens when he turns on Dark Doc and buys Marty enough time to save the day. So you'd have Marty/Young Doc/true Doc and Dark Doc/Kid Tannen all in 2085 if I were doing a revision.
If anything that game feels like a second trilogy. Marty going back to rescue Doc and having to get Kid Tannan arrested could be the first one, Marty ending up in the Citizen Brown universe could be the second and Marty and Citizen Brown going back in time to stop Edna could be the third
Shame we never got the sequel it clearly was setting up. Unfortunately TWD came out and everything went to shit for Telltale Games. "TWD was good but it turned an indie game studio into a "AAA" studio far too fast and they lost the point." They started to make licensed games not because they wanted to expand those universe's but just to turn a quick profit.
I think this is a labor of love, and clearly written by a true fan of the series. While I don't know if I'd do all the things in this video, I'm damn sure not going to badmouth it. Two thumbs up, and I could definitely see this being a fan film someday. Well done, Walter. :)
Not only do I think this was a great concept. But with the advancements in Computer generated younger characters or even dead people. IE Rouge One. I think they could pull this off even today
You mean like they pulled off the 2020 Presidential election fraud where they cheated and used mail-in ballots from dead people and dominion machines? Like that?
Huge BTTF fan.. Loved this idea, only tningbi would have added is.. as Marty is looking up at the clock tower at the end, he hears " Marty"? . He looks over to see Jennifer standing there smiling at him. Then he looks back up and says "Thanks Doc! Gonna miss you" the the DeLorean scene with Doc and his family goes into black screen. Thanks for the great story!
This episode is proof why Fanscription is the #1 reason to subscribe to Channel Awesome. That ending monologue from Doc actually had me tear up a little bit.
Very clever and entertaining script. Also could explain how Doc could have been alive in 1955 if he was murdered by Buford Tannen in 1885, the graveyard scene in episode 3.
Not a bad write, honestly this could be if a bttf 4 was thought of, its got twists and all the time travel stuff that i love about bttf. This was really cool imo
What else would you like to see on a future FanScription episode?
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Gotta be honest: I was hoping a Fanscription about Back To The Future would be making the second and third films better.
"What if Nemo died in Finding Nemo?"
I haven't watched the video yet and I'm already dying to hear the fanscription podcast episode for this one
What if Inspector Gadget the movie was a better movie
@@TRTMN-vs3ew I guess you never told him about the spider Verse?
"Make like a tree and grow" Nice touch on Biff's headstone
Should've still had the old saying.
Is like that what " nice biff "would say? Lol..I always liked " make like a tree and get out of here"❤️I say that all the time
Stick logo avi. Nice
That was hilarious and sweet at the same time.
What the Hell, I am trying to follow this, stop bothering me already.
I WAS the VERY LAST PERSON TO RIDE the "BACK TO THE FUTURE RIDE" at Universal Studios back in 2007! I got a T-Shirt and My picture taken and I was in the News Papers!
VERY COOL! :D
That's so cool.
Wow dude that's seriously cool
That's awesome.
I don't know why they couldn't have left it there and built a separate Simpsons ride.
Especially since the Simpsons is now Disney.
How so they told me I was, the last person and gave me the opportunity to be the first in the simpsons ride
@@markgondola3987 maybe different universal studios
Imagine if this movie would’ve been made, it could’ve came out on Back to the Future Day (October 21, 2015)? Imagine how great that would’ve been?
Im sure it wasnt done due to MJFs illness
@@robd1329 Also I thought the creators chose not to continue
😭I wanted it to happen
This movie? I've imagined it. Not great. MAYBE a sequel could've been made... a good one. But I wouldn't have enjoyed the tale told in this video as that sequel.
@@Salsuero Why not?
The Telltale game honestly does a great job at a "4th movie" Most if not all actors reprise their roles, it takes place after 3, and it has Marty going even further back in time AND we see another bad present day. They worked with Robert Zemeckis and Bob Dale to make it, too. and they both said that the game was the only way they wanted to make the story because of how much care went into it. I love that game so much.
It’s amazing
The "Citizen Brown" comic co-written by Bob Gale is essentially the 4th movie, as it readapts the TellTale game into a linear story (rather than a choice-based puzzle-driven game).
@@ux92 the game wasn't a choice-based game, it was a point and click adventure game. There wasn't any choices that the player can chooses to alter the ending, the story is still linear on the pre-existed ending. But, yes it has puzzle on it.
@@pramanabudiman9761 There were dialogue choices. They changed how some of the scenes played out, just not the overall plot.
@@ux92 that's true. There is dialogue options that give out different character reaction, but, like you say, it doesn't affect the overall plot. What I'm saying is that categorized BTTF: the video game as a "Choice-based Puzzle game" doesn't fit. People will just presume the game as like the Walking Dead game series or Detroit: Become Human. I'm sorry, it's just that "Point and Click adventure game" fits it better.
"Doc, is that really you?"
"...Great Scott!"
"Yeah, that's you."
Not gonna lie, that would have gotten a chuckle out of me in the theater if this were real.
Yeah I'm with ya there brother
Yeah, that scene alone would have had everybody chuckling
Right ida been ctfu for sure
Loved that part too.
I had to rewatch parts of the video because I was laughing that hard
This isn't even a real movie, why am I tearing up at doc's farewell letter? Bravo sir!
*Claps*
I was a bit too
It had me
I was kinda tearing up a bit, Bravo indeed
Yep me too
That whole "Temporal Duplicate" thing, that just blew my mind
It reminds me on the Flash.
Well, they were warned that messing with time travel could create a pair-of-Docs.
@@robspiess ok that one was pretty good^^
That was also how they brought back the DeLorean in the TellTale game, only in that, the idea was that when it was struck by lightning, a duplicate version of it was sent 70 years into the future (while Doc got sent 70 years into the past, back to 1885).
But I remember when playing it thinking that it would’ve been interesting if the phenomenon had also duplicated _Doc_ as well as just the time machine and perhaps he becomes an evil version.
what confuses me is why he is inconsistent in this. If a lightning strike to the time machine could create a temporal duplicate, why isn't there a temporal duplicate for Marty when traveling back to 1985 in the first movie?
The dynamic was already flipped in BttF3 with Doc falling in love and acting slightly like an irresponsible/illogical teenager ("I'll stay here with Clara" or "let's take her with us") and Marty keeping him grounded. One thing that also showcases this is how Marty goes "great Scott!" and Doc responds with "yeah, this is heavy" 😝
I always thought it was silly that he was against ever bringing her with them. She was supposed to die, she didn't have a future there anymore
@@Violet.703 well that's kinda the point, she wasn't supposed to exist at all after her cart crash, I guess the most "logical" (yet cold-blooded) step would've been to somehow orchestrate her death after inadvertently preventing it the first time around. But then again, they were already messing around with the timeline themselves...time travel ethics are tricky lol
I think Marty was just using Doc's own logic when reasoning with him, since Doc didn't want to mess with the timeline even by letting Marty use the sport's almanac for financial profit. Marty was calling Doc out on his hypocrisy - somehow it was okay to have KIDS with Clara, whose bloodline was supposed to end at the bottom of that canyon, after he forbade Marty to make a little money with some future sports statitics.
原來韓國女星克拉拉，是愛因斯坦博士的老婆。我終於知道他們原本靈魂長怎麼樣了！
Taking Clara is the logical decision. She is meant to be dead so something she does in her lifetime can have serious repercussions
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I really liked the Tron Legacy futuristic town in the 3rd act. The young Doc Brown was a nice touch that I never knew I wanted, but now I need. I think a young intelligent Emmett transported from the 1930s to 2015 might put up more of a fuss rather than quietly attending music classes, one nitpick with the first act, but the general setup works. This script gives audiences all of the familiar beats of the originals while making the stakes higher and thus giving the story some purpose. On a side note the child characters of Jules and Vern always gave me nightmares....
Check out the episode of the animated series where theye go to Milwaukee 1925. Doc is 5 and pursuing intellectuals endeavors while waiting for his uncle Oliver to take him fishing.lol
I ENTIRELY agree with you!
A part 4 has to include Jules and Verne the way the 1992 saturday morning cartoon featured the boys, you have to build on what we saw in part 3 to do a good part 4. So let's have 4 take place 10 years after 3 -- Jules and Verne are 15 and 16 old enough to drive they build a new time travel car they go joyriding through time getting into all sorts of trouble like boys that age often do. Then you have Doc and Marty and Clara trying to track the boys Doc has to figure out what year they are in and what location and rescue them. This is a good way to start a 4th movie with radical complications to the time continuum happening from what the boys did for fun causing big problems. And you need a relative of Biff so Tom Wilson can be in the movie have him play different Tannens in different time periods. That's the movie I'd want to see.
@@moviesgalore9947 This seems like it would be more in line with the comedic nature of the first three movies.
@@jymwrite Yes the movies are comedy fantasy sci-fi adventure and Jules & Verne were main characters in the saturday morning cartoon it only aired for one season but it was fun you have to include the two boys in any part 4 they take the place of Marty who is now more mature and he is Doc's helper but the two boys have to be the ones who start the trouble that has to be fixed to save the time continuum and to restore history to how it was mabye with a few changes to improve things.
We all know there won’t be a 4th movie and we also know the telltale games were awesome, but I think this was a good story. If it actually happened this way and it had as many original actors as possible, I’d see it as a faithful installment. Nicely done!
I was with you in the beginning... never wanted a Pt.4..... but now I really REALLY Want them to make this..... absolutely incredible dude!!!! Pitch it to the big wigs!!!!!
I'm starting to laugh over what George Mcfly didn't say to Doc Brown and Marty; "you brought me into the future why?" 😅🤣😂😆😄😭😅
I still don’t want it. But it’s fine if they do it animated.
@Diesel Creek what a strange place to find you. How's that church coming along?
@@MrLuis-cp8ro They'd almost have to do it animated at this point, especially if they wanted Michael J. Fox to reprise his role.
@@whitemageserenia or they could get the actor of Marty in the cartoon series from the 90’s
As a big fan of BTTF, I truly enjoyed your scenario. However, I think another installment this late would've hurt the franchise more than do good. I've always wondered 'what if', but your version topped anything I could dream up. Thank you!
I see both sides of the argument. Legacy sequels have worked before. Blade Runner 2049 and Top Gun Maverick are great examples, as well as Mad Max Fury Road.
Christopher Lloyd and Michael j Fox from the Back to the future iii movie won't be in the Back to the future iv movie in 2024.
@@ArthurHILL-xp8bv and neither will any other characters from the film, because the forth film doesn’t exist! 🤦🏻
@@Settledown77plus they all old it wouldn't look right if they made the movie is the mid 90s it would be a different story
What if Marty ran into a alternate timeline version of himself..Eric Stoltz..the original Marty?
Mind blowing up 🤯🤣🤣🤣
A twist on that could be a end credits scene with Stoltz knocking on Marty's door in LA to deliver a letter sent to him but delivered to Stoltz's house by accident due to him being Marty MacFly.
The scene could end with a fourth wall break with the both smiling at the camera.
@@DarkLordDiablos what about a 4th wall break at Eric Stoltz's house? He gets a letter addressed to Marty McFly that was mistakingly delivered to Eric's house.
When he sees that it's addressed to Marty, he decides to open it up. After he reads the letter out loud, we find out that it's a letter from Doc warning Marty about danger that is coming soon.
Once Eric finishes reading the letter, we see him look directly into the camera. After looking into the camera for a few seconds, Eric says "That sounds like it's going to suck for you 'Marty'." Then the camera slowly zooms out as we see Eric drop the letter and envelope into the burning fireplace. The zooming out continues at a slightly faster pace as we hear maniacle laughter. Once the entire house is in the frame, the shot cuts to black.
That’s more parallel universe not alternate timeline
@@doctortow6244 Hahaha that dark ending is hilarious
The trilogy is perfect as it is. I hope they don't let greed ruin yet another good thing.
Haha. Of course they will. This is Hollywood we are talking about
For realll.. with all the crappy remakes/sequels like Star Wars, Mulan, Aladin, Dumbo, Star Wars, Star Wars.... Oh God Star Wars.... I sincerely hope that this doesn't come to pass. It's not worth risking this masterpiece of a trilogy.
I only liked the 1st two, the bigest turn off being a wester setting, i don't like western or war things.
They're waiting for Zemeckis and Gale to drop dead. Just like Stephen Hillenburg.
Don't forget all the woke ideology they'll unfortunately try and cram in there these days
Short answer: My Back to the Future marathons would be longer.
~no shit Sherlock~
Another short answer, we'd have a stronger ending.
But still happening...
Although I would love that a fourth part of BTTF would be created, I believe that certain masterpieces are only successful during the period they have been made. BTTF was at the right time and the right place, when the audience was able to connect with the characters emotionally and a certain identification was possible. Today’s audience would probably not understand all the backgrounds. BTTF is probably a matter of a generation, wich was lucky enough to enjoy those movies at the time of their birth. Nevertheless, this “fanscription” is absolute stunning! You man, have a wonderful sense of phantasy and storytelling! Big compliments from Germany!
You're mostly right about the generational thing. My dad graduated high school in 1987, so these were his "coming of age" movies. As a result, I'm a huge fan too because he introduced them to me when I was probably 8 or 9
there is a 4th on youtube which is animated from the video game. really good.
Yep. But BTTF4 could have been an alternate universe where DOC used the original scripted machine and bomb
Keep in mind that all our parents ensured that the younger generations saw each Back to the Future movie twice.
You are so right and you stated it perfectly. It's like the generation that saw Casablanca when it first came out or The Wizard of Oz (I am a fan of The Wizard of Oz but my liking of The Wizard of Oz is not the same as Back to the Future). Imagine seeing Casablanca or The Wizard of Oz when they first came out and you were a tween or early teen.
I have to say, I really enjoyed this, though there is one thing I'd change and that is duplicate doc's motivation. it doesn't really make sense to me why he would suddenly want to destroy all of time, even if he felt left alone and was slowly fading from existence. So maybe, instead of him wanting to destroy everything, let him seek out to reestablish his own timeline in which he would be able to continue his normal life. Because of his deteriorating mind the duplicate doesn't notice that this, in turn, would then lead to the destruction of the original timeline, corrupt both of them or something like that. That way his intentions wouldn't be inherently evil and would, in my opinion, make more sense for a character like doc, who's not at all a bad guy. Otherwise I gotta say that this is a fantastic story for a 4th film. I would definitely watch this on the big screen!
Yeah that makes much more sense and is more engaging. Aside from the shock of seeing Doc as evil, it just doesn’t make the character interesting. All I thought while watching was “Oh he’s just a psycho who wants to destroy everything, including himself. Sure.”
@@tom2point0 totaly agree and it would explain the sow deregration since he still got time to change it
that would be totally in line with Dr browns character as we've seen him lost perspective and focus before when he's driven by emotions, like in part III when he falls in love with Clara. That plus being a deteriorated version of himself would create the perfect scenario for him not to realise the consequences of trying to reestablish his timeline, putting at risk everyones existence for the chance of being back with his family, I like it! 👍
Yes I agree as it could do with some more polishing with no budge or studio restraints or interference it could be a possibility
However Chris is too old and frail now and Michael has his hands full battling parkisons disease and you can see his really struggling with
And you can see it in the last back to the future movie as parkisons disease took hold
Which is a darmed shame but time stops for nobody
I don't know the Chris and Michael are even capable of making another movie now
To replace those 2 actors with new ones the movie would be a cheap ,hollow ,fake ,piece of shit
Chris and Micheal are the life blood of the back to the future movies and no one can ever replace that
It would also make the choice of future date make handwavium sense: the original time machine was invented directly half way between the date to be rewound-to and the date from which it jumped.
4:08 - 4:20: Seeing both George's and Biff's Gravestones just made me tear up. George has always been a major character in the 1st movie because in 1955, George feels more like the main character than Marty himself, even tho he's the big part of George's Development. And yeah, even tho Biff is a complete Jerk, he still left a big impact to the Mcfly family. And the "Make like a tree and Grow" epitaph actually sounds like cool last words, just goes to show that Biff truly learned since the events of 1955. (At least before he obtained the Almanac in the 2nd one) And also proves Biff, offscreen, has Development as well. Imagine that: "Why don't you make like a Tree and get out of here?"
"Why don't you make like a tree and leave?"
"Why don't you make like a Tree and Grow?"
Lol! “Make like a tree and get out of here.“ That’s hilarious. Did one of Biff’s character actually say that line?
Holy crap, reading this made me cry. I'd like a timeline in IV then, where Marty has Parkinson's disease but he and doc go to the travel to the future to get the cure and bring it back. Don't tell me with CGI and what tech has done for Val Kilmer's voice that they can't do a beautiful, stirring, meaningful last trip through time. No one can convince me otherwise. I hope someone who will see this can maybe make that timeline a reality. Can anyone picture how it would be?
@@lisaparkhill682 sadly, this would be too much for poor Michael. Parkinson's a total dick.
@@nevercommentnotevenonce9334
That line literally makes no sense.
This is a REALLY good idea for a “Back to the Future: Part IV”! I love continuing the story and the theme of “keep moving forward”, a basic idea of time itself. One cannot master time and time in and of itself is incalculable to most people. Which is why this movie would’ve truly ended on a high note: with everyone, major or minor, moving forward in time, making their own choices for their own good and everyone around them.
Really liked your story. I like EB being a kid and Marty being like EB
I love this. The best thing about the Back to the Future franchise is that there are endless avenues to explore after the movies. The game, cartoon, and comics all explored some of those possibilities. This is simply another. That's the great thing about stories with time travel and alternate timelines. Anything can happen. Like Doc said, "The future is what you make of it. So, make it a good one."
P.S. I love the little detail of the epitaph on Biff's headstone. Just shows that even a butthead like him was capable of good.
One of the things that bothers me the most about these sorts of long-delayed sequels that they often feel they have to bring back some of the original cast members. They started doing this for remakes in the '90s, and it was tolerable then (but still annoying). But when you bring the original actors back in starring roles and not just in cameos, you see how old they've gotten and - for the older fans, at least - the mood gets sad really quick. I remember being very upset when I heard that Disney was bringing back Mark Hamill for the STAR WARS sequels; I thought the people at Disney were insane. I asked: "Why can't they just pretend that no time has passed since RETURN OF THE JEDI, and recast the roles with younger actors?" And when other people heard this question, they told me that no one would ever want to see anyone but Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker. And again I ask, "WHY?!" They are not the same people! Luke existed in George Lucas's mind before Mark Hamill was ever cast, or before the two of them even met! And anyway, now that Hamill is about 70 years old, it's obvious that sooner or later they're going to have to find someone else if they want to use Luke again.
"Make like a tree and grow" informs me that I'm going to absolutely lose it if Tom Wilson ever dies
it would be so hearbreaking if they tried to reboot this movie or create a 4th one... it's just way too classic and iconic. And just so perfect in its own way.
I’m working on a script:
MARTY MCFLY, a young man with a wild, untamed hairstyle, stands in front of a large, shiny DeLorean. The car's doors are open and it's hooked up to a large machine with wires and tubes.
DR. EMMETT BROWN, a wacky inventor with a wild, unkempt hairstyle, stands next to Marty, holding a clipboard.
DR. BROWN
(excitedly)
Marty, this is it! The moment we've been waiting for!
MARTY
(nervously)
Are you sure this is going to work, Doc?
DR. BROWN
(confidently)
Absolutely! The calculations are flawless. And think of the possibilities! We can go back in time and change history!
MARTY
(hesitantly)
But what if we mess things up?
DR. BROWN
(chuckles)
Marty, where's your sense of adventure? Trust me, everything will be fine. Now get in the car.
Marty hesitates for a moment, then climbs into the driver's seat of the DeLorean. Dr. Brown shuts the door and hurries over to the machine.
DR. BROWN
(excitedly)
Here we go!
He throws a switch and the machine starts humming. Blue electricity crackles around the DeLorean.
DR. BROWN
(yelling)
Marty, hang on!
The machine reaches a crescendo, and the DeLorean disappears in a flash of light.
FADE TO:
INT. DELOREAN - DAY
Marty opens his eyes and looks around in confusion. He's no longer in the science museum. Instead, he's sitting in the driver's seat of the DeLorean, which is now afloat on a vast, dark ocean.
MARTY
(panicked)
Doc, what the hell is going on?
DR. BROWN
(calmly)
Don't panic, Marty. It looks like we've traveled back in time.
MARTY
(shocked)
Back in time? To when?
DR. BROWN
(consults his clipboard)
Let's see... according to my calculations, we're currently in the year 1912.
MARTY
(stunned)
1912? You mean... the Titanic?
DR. BROWN
(nods)
That's right. And if my calculations are correct, we should be arriving just in time to witness the ship's fateful encounter with the iceberg.
MARTY
(horrified)
No way. We can't just sit here and watch the Titanic sink. We have to do something!
DR. BROWN
(thoughtfully)
You're right, Marty. We have a unique opportunity here to change history. But we have to be careful. Any small change could have unforeseen consequences.
MARTY
(determined)
I don't care. We have to try.
DR. BROWN
(nods)
Alright. Let's go see if we can find the captain of the Titanic.
The two men exit the DeLorean and make their way through the stormy seas towards the Titanic.
FADE TO:
INT. TITANIC - BRIDGE - DAY
Marty and Dr. Brown enter the bridge of the Titanic and are confronted by the CAPTAIN, a stern, no-nonsense man with a thick mustache.
CAPTAIN
(irritated)
Who the devil are you two? And what are you doing on my ship?
DR. BROWN
(calmly)
We're here to warn you about the iceberg, Captain.
CAPTAIN
(skeptical)
Iceberg? What are you talking about?
MARTY
(urgently)
It's true, Captain. In a few hours, this ship is going to hit an iceberg and sink. We've come back in time to try and prevent it.
The captain looks at them incredulously.
CAPTAIN
(dismissively)
That's ridiculous. This ship is unsinkable.
DR. BROWN
(insistently)
Captain, please. We know it sounds crazy, but you have to believe us. We've come a long way to try and prevent this disaster.
The captain looks at them for a moment, then sighs.
CAPTAIN
(reluctantly)
Very well. I'll change course. But if this turns out to be a hoax, I'll have you both thrown in the brig.
MARTY
(grateful)
Thank you, Captain. You won't regret it.
The captain orders his crew to change course and steer clear of the iceberg. Marty and Dr. Brown watch from the bridge as the ship turns safely away from danger.
FADE TO:
INT. DELOREAN - DAY
Marty and Dr. Brown are back in the DeLorean, driving through a bright, sunny Hill Valley.
DR. BROWN
(excitedly)
Marty, we did it! We changed history!
MARTY
(proudly)
Yeah, we did. But what about all the people who died on the Titanic? Are they still alive now?
DR. BROWN
(thoughtfully)
It's hard to say. We may have altered the course of history, but we can't be sure what the consequences will be.
MARTY
(nodding)
Yeah, I guess you're right. But at least we tried to make a difference.
DR. BROWN
(smiling)
Exactly. And who knows, maybe this is just the beginning of our adventures in time travel.
MARTY
(grinning)
I can't wait to see what the future holds.
The DeLorean disappears in a flash of light, leaving the past behind and speeding towards an unknown future.
FADE TO BLACK.
@@DraftedByTheMan AWESOME CONCEPT!
Whilst I agree, I NEED more
Umm…No we need more movies.
@@DraftedByTheMan You don't offend for the sake of offending
Honestly if there was a back to the future 4. This would be a great plot! I’m a writer myself and I love this plot! You obviously thought long and hard with this idea. I think this would work even though no one wants to see the trilogy ruined
That's what fanfiction is for.
the movie will become flop..
@Jerry Wojtas, I for one would love to see this plot made into an actual movie. And, I don't think it would ruin anything. Anyone who thinks so is wrong.
me too
@Jerry Wojtas, the only thing making this into a movie would do to the trilogy, is make it a quadrilogy. And, I personally don't see anything wrong with that.
They did make part 4 but it was a video game for the Wii and it took place in 1986 and Marty travels through time and it was also a puzzle game as well.
Too be honest, I would have liked to see a Part 4, but the trilogy is still one of the best.
Personally I love the amount of black representation in the trilogy.
I would have liked to see more of the time train
@@PeterPHasVids same expesically since its a mid 80s-90s triology
Watch back to the future the game is bacsically part 4, since there no way to buy the game anymore
this is incredible i cannot imagine a better part 4. better than i ever imagined. so awesome thank u
I thought this was very good. I see very little of the humor made through anachronistic situations and anti prophetic dialog (Japanese electronics) from the trilogy. Other than that, there's not too much I can recommend. Switching the roles of Marty and Doc Brown was brilliant.
Play the game it is basically 4, 5, and 6.
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@@jamesfortune243 Brilliant indeed. Well said !
Well, I was around from the beginning of the franchise, I'm 57 now, and I can tell you that this would work, I would be more than willing to pay to go to the theater to see it. You've got a winner here, keep pushing it to the studios.
It would work if they animated it. Some CGI is so lifelike that you can barely tell the difference anymore.
I would bite the bullet, go to the theater get covid-19 to see this movie...
As much as i want it to happen it never will, its already been said that zameckis and gale would eitber have to give the blessing or be apart of the production of said film
I am with you Rob👍🏾
This is actually a lot better than I was expecting. But Biff’s father needs a scene where he lands into manure. Imo, that’s a classic staple that can’t be left out.
When he frees Marty, he should hold him by his chest, and say something along the lines of “Alright, you owe me bigtime, butthead!”
Then they exchange more dialogue, and Marty pulls his classic “Hey, what’s that?” *BAM!!*
Biff’s father chases him, but lands in a manure processing plant. “I hate manure!!!!!” Then he gets arrested, and that’s why biff lives with his grandma.
Marty: is that you?
Doc: GREAT SCOTT!!!!
Marty: Yeah thats you
XD
Incredibly good reply that is.
I can really see them saying that to each other.
@@SammyHanson2005 It WOULD be NATURAL, which is why it works so well. Good point.
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I was extremely skeptical of any attempt to create a IV, but by about 10 minutes in, I was very much on the edge of my seat. This would be an excellent sequel!
It already exist it’s back to the future the game and they did a great job continuing the story
I agree. It seems to give the natural progression of what a next movie will need to focus on!
Back to the future iv movie in the 2024.
I think the BTTF game already preluded or was going to be a Back to the Future 4 movie--just as a game for the fans to play. The reason was at the beginning when the game starts with Marty dreaming about being with Doc in 1985, but then wakes up in 1986--a year after Doc left 1985 Hill Valley.
Wow, this spoke to me. Recenty lost my father and moved to a smaller town. I feel like the old young adventures took a backseat for boring adult stuff. Is hard to let go of the past when you feel this wasn't necessarily the best timeline.
Damn, this 30 minute pretend script read brought a tear to my eye. Bravo sir, bravo.
Docs last letter to Marty brings a tear to my face.
Whoah. That was something. You can feel the passion in this one. That scene of Marty trying to appeal to Doc on the train in the rain was so authentic I could see it playing out in my head. And Doc's goodbye letter really got me. You were absolutely right that their friendship is the heart of this franchise and making it about the other characters would just make another time travel story.
When you mentioned a spin-off series towards the end, I could see it going that way.
We all know a actual movie with the actors we WANT couldn't really happen... BUT, a streaming series could be the way to go. Either way, this fan fiction storyline is as good as anything we could hope for.
The switch from Marty being the wide eyed kid caught in a science experiment to being the mentor? Perfect.
Having a living paradox in the form of Doc Black, and at the same time becoming Biff in a way? Awesome.
This would make a great storyline and I would be there IN-Line to see it IN a theater.
One last thought.... wouldn't it be CRAZY if Eric Stoltz took up the role of Marty because of M.J.F's condition? Talk about alternate timelines...
"Just tell me one thing kid.. what's your name?" I was sold with this line! really sounds like something that Marty would say. Great story!
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Can someone at least make an animated version of this story!?! Like now?!?!
I was VERY lucky enough to be able to travel from over here in Northern Ireland to see the Back To The Future Musical in Manchester, England just before the first Covid-19 lock down and it was AWESOME so what about a stage version of this Back To The Future IV idea but not necessarily a musical. But then again stage versions of parts II and III would have to be made first and that would take YEARS!
How about an anime version of it?
With I clone 7 this would be more than possible.
Yesss please make it happen! That'd be brilliant!
I’m tempted to make one, but voices, and commitment are big problems for me.
when the third movie came out and at the end doc said something like "Your future hasn't been written yet, make it a good one" I was in my 20s and it brought tears to my eyes and I it was one of the most profound moments I ever had in the movies
Mine was the Never Ending Story 🙂
Wow I'm guessing you are my dad's age his birth is 1968
I really enjoyed this. For a second there, I thought I was listening to a rejected treatment for a 4th film. I like the idea of these high stakes consequences that they have to deal with.
This is awesome! Just hearing that line, "Your friend in time" gave me chills and made me want to go back and watch the original films for the 1000th time.
I love this! I especially love that a version of Doc is a villain while a Tannen plays somewhat of a good guy. Very well done, Walter!!
The failed marriage kinda works with that theme of the Florence Nightingale effect. Jennifer might've felt obligated to stay with Marty after the car accident to heal him. Between the lack of the accident and the knowledge of the future, it would've been too much.
I never thought about Jennifer and Marty's relationship that way, how introspective!
Nope, sorry no future they are not together.
Wasn’t it his mother who fell in love with him after the accident in 1955?
@@gobucs3146 Yes, but I'm referring to Marty's accident in 1985 where he hit the Rolls Royce street-racing.
@@hotlavatube oh I see. But that never happened in the new timeline.
It would be amazing if just before Marty and young doc brown time travel the first time, Marty says “you’re about to see some serious shit” to reference bttf 1.
Also I gotta say this gives a good reason on why this random old guy helps out/keeps going to Marty because Marty had helped in back in Doc’s past
This is beyond incredible. I had tears in my eyes when Doc’s letter was being read. Your interpretation of what a BTTF 4 would look like is well thought out and fits in nicely with the original trilogy. Amazing work, I truly enjoyed this video
I love that dialogue where Marty is trying to convince alternate Doc to give up on his “evil” plan. That felt the most like a scene from the original trilogy. An interesting idea to explore may be alternate Doc’s plan succeeding but instead of destroying everything as we are lead to expect, it corrects the space time continuum.
I like this concept, however it would be more interesting if that instead of correcting the space time continuum, it instead reverts everything back to the first film, creating a time loop.
We all know micheal j fox and Christopher Lloyd would have nailed that scene
Ok, am I the only one who really wants to see this as a movie?? Like it would be awesome!!
You almost got me with the, “It was all a dream joke.”
My ending Marty looks at the clock tower with a smirk. "from off screen" Hey Mister can i have a ride Marty turns to the camera. "Cut main theme"
I know this is just a concept but I really think this would truly be an amazing story plot and stays true to Doc and Martys friendship
An extremely heartwarming story for these unprecented times, despite having it begin in a prior time and waiting until things got a lot worse to write. Very encouraging story. Brought me to tears. Thank you.
I feel like I just watched BTTF4! That was really good. If they ever do make it, I hope they hire you to help write the script. Good job man!
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Well, it would never be made. And it would never have the 'best case scenario' as talked about in this vid. But this story would fit perfectly as a 4th part, if it did exist.
I play back to the future 4 it’s call back to the future the game and they did a great job continuing the story
Having grown up with the trilogy (went to see 2 and 3 when they first hit theaters), I was super skeptical of a 4th movie. At your final cut I genuinely clapped. If they ever made this for real you bet I'd be seeing it. Kudos!!!
This script is really well written. It keeps the essence of it and add some modern movie concepts. Love it !
Alternate ending: Marty wakes up in 1976 in the back of a New York Yellow Taxi, with a very confused Jim Ignatowski, who keeps repeating "What does a yellow light mean?"
I think that would be a great movie of back to the Future part 4 I'm going to tweet this to Christopher Lloyd if he has a Twitter
Why he's an actor not a producer
LOL...
I think we do need Chistper lloyd
What’s your Twitter handle?
@@diegofernb2 I don't have twitter
I really like this story, although I would make a few changes personally.
For one thing, I would want to see the young Emit Brown involved in the main plot more, not merely as a beginning plot hook. Second, maybe more of a redemption arc for Dark Doc, and certainly not a goal to destroy all of existence. I think a goal to completely prevent the original Doc Brown from ever creating his time machine in the first place would be reasonable. However, THIS action would cause an unintentional paradox which would destroy the entire universe.
Finally, I don't think gang members installing weird futuristic gizmos all around town is very realistic at all. Nobody ever asks what they are? What they do? No one else in Hill Valley notices them?? But perhaps taking on a more esoteric, secretive, and cultish vibe is the way to go. It would be a lot more believable that some people might get swept up in gang activities or form some kind of religious cult after witnessing technology so far advanced that it may as well just seem like magic.
I think that a good basis was put forth by the guy who made the video. Every fan is going to have their own ideas naturally, I know I do. I think the purpose of this entire video was to spur exactly this type of conversation lol
Yeah I would want to see more time spent with you Emmet Brown too.
I'd like to see doc. He was in a time machine train that is..
I think I agree with you pretty much fully. Especially a redemption arc for Dark Doc or much less horrific goals altogether. Lots of people IRL unfortunately lose their whole families and still don't become supervillains.
And yeah, the future gizmos thing is just a bit... Idk. Lame?
You know what is so amazing about this, that this is better then the crap Hollywood is spitting out these days.
Amen to that ,,I will take a great sequel storyboard like this over a crummy "remake" any day ,,,
it sounds exactly just like the crap hollywood is spitting out these days. nostalgia bait.
Would rather have well written "nostalgia" sequel than some god awful ,modern Reboot with new actors and a blatant disrespect for the original material ,so some new director can feel smug after he just pissed and shit all over a movie franchise that America Loved ,,,remember RoboCop Reboot ,,,or the female Ghostbusters ,,,the rest of us freaking do ,,,
Woman woman 1984 could have used just 1.34% of your imagination and it would have made it far better than the crap they dished out....Bravo!
Everything made today is pandering to a so-called "woke" crowd, that expects everyone else to foot the bill for their life choices. SJW's, and Politically correct Race baters are ruining everything they touch. Pretending to care for a particular race, but couldn't in all actuality, give two shits. I hope Hollywood crumbles. Even shows that are still running that were great just a few years ago, are now infested with that crap. 🤮
I knew the kid was a young Doc. As soon as it revels him playing with the electrical parts of the guitar and some of his vague backstory, I knew this was Doc as a kid. And you didn't disappoint.
Animated movies do exist so fox could voice himself
@PlushStation with the tech now all they need is a few hours of him speaking which they have. They can do it. Think of the deep fakes we see. Same concept
I have to say, I really REALLY love this idea as a concept. I also feel like it's a completely unexplored territory in most time travel stories, especially ones that wrap up all nice and neat. Granted, time travel is purely theoretical, so we have no idea how clean or messy it'd actually be if we ever figured out backward time travel but I think you nailed it, at least conceptually. I also love how you called back to the end of BttF 2 with the lightning bolt without having to invent some... other arbitrary reason for why there's a disruption in the timestream and a very concise explanation for the duplicates. Well done!
But we do know we didn't figure out time travel, because "when" would've been irrelevant :)
I would watch this for sure... Send the script to Zemeckis, he once said that if anyone can show him a good enough script or storyline, he would consider making a part 4 and I believe this is what he's looking for
This.
This.
but fox still has Parkinson and is not able to play a lead role and Lloyd isn't that young anymore too ^^
So no, this ff is good but part IV will never happen even with a good script, it to late
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Nicely done. You know, this could be a really good book, graphic novel, or animated. A title like "Dark Future: a Back to the Future epilogue." would technically keep the Trilogy title intact. I would read/view/buy this one...
If they ever make a fourth BTF movie. This is it. Damn good. I definitely would see this. ❤️
So agred.
Dude, he took away the happily ever after story with Marty and Jennifer, and made it so they’re too old to have kids even if they were to get back together in 2015. Yet he wrote a happily ever after story to Doc Brown and his sweetheart. It’s effed up. Marty lost his wife and kids! :(
Dude. This rocked! Not gonna lie, I’m having to work in my own mind to keep it from becoming canon in my head. Solid continuity, and the original performances lovingly preserved. Wish it could happen!
Awesome! Thank you!!!
(Doc's voice:) "Marty.... I thought I distinctly TOLD you that there were to be no more "Back to the Future" movies... ever." (Marty's voice) "But, Doc -- you just have to WATCH this Fanscription video -- it's EXCELLENT!" (Doc's voice) "An entire plot -- pieced together from existing and augmented material as if it were REAL. Added ... to existence! That's heavy...." Seriously, guys, this video is excellent. I really enjoyed it and it would make a great film.
That was a beautiful story. That would have been a perfect ending for the back to the future franchise.
23:23 I love how Marty is just "yep its you"
It would be cool if they made this an animated movie with all of the voice actors or similar ones like in the telltale game.
That's what I've read that the director or somebody important said that the telltale Game is is spiritually the closest they'll ever get to a part 4 and it should be considered Canon.
I feel the same way about remade versions of the sw sequels
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@@PACKERMAN2077 like how the ghostbusters game is basically ghostbusters 3?
Love it! And Dark Doc pulling off the glove could also be a throwback to the villain Christopher Lloyd played in Roger Rabbit!
This was fantastic!! I kinda chuckled at the fanfiction/fanscription concept but you did it so well. This is exactly the kind of fourth movie I’d want to watch. Wow!
*Standing Applause*
This was fantastic!
Truly a worthy script for a sequel.
Absolutely! Loved this!
@@iank3924 i know riight?
this causes me pain because i know it will never happen. i LOVE the plot of the telltale games though!
I saw these movies when they first came out and have always wondered about a part 4. You did an amazing job setting this up and with the story line. I was completely blown away. Thank you for bringing some of my childhood to a new level.
This would be a killer part 4! You did a fantastic job on this. This is the first time I’ve found your channel but will assuredly be watching many more videos.
If there would have been a part 4, I would prefer it to be this. This is one of my favorite fanscripts you guys have ever made and this truly humble fan was touched. I've always loved the dynamic between Doc and Marty, jumping from time era to time era and proving that no matter where or when these two are they are the greatest of friends. Maybe in another alternate time this movie would have been made, if it were the finale of the series it would have ended on a high note. All I got left to say is great Scott! This is pretty heavy!
A part 4 has to include Jules and Verne the way the 1992 saturday morning cartoon featured the boys, you have to build on what we saw in part 3 to do a good part 4. So let's have 4 take place 10 years after 3 -- Jules and Verne are 15 and 16 old enough to drive they build a new time travel car they go joyriding through time getting into all sorts of trouble like boys that age often do. Then you have Doc and Marty and Clara trying to track the boys Doc has to figure out what year they are in and what location and rescue them. This is a good way to start a 4th movie with radical complications to the time continuum happening from what the boys did for fun causing big problems. And you need a relative of Biff so Tom Wilson can be in the movie have him play different Tannens in different time periods. That's the movie I'd want to see.
Here’s a possible topic to cover in a future vid: “What If Jennifer had a more significant role in BTTF 2?”
Like, one scenario I have in mind (feel free to use or not) is that Doc needs Marty to do what he does in the final film, and tasks Jennifer to keep Marty Jr. away by any means possible. Which could lead to a funnily ironic reversal of the whole Marty/Lorraine thing from the first film. Which leads to Jennifer to the McFly residence (like in the original film) and Doc/Marty need to go after her. Idk. The rest can be up to you if you use this as a basis or whatever.
BTTF The Game is pretty much the best sequel BTTF could have done, it really explored alternate timelines and Marty and Doc’s friendship in a cool way
Yep
I am a huge back to the future fan and liked contemplating exactly how time worked after watching the movies. The trilogy is complete as it is, but wow, this was a 30 minutes well spent. I am not so sure about the whole erasing time bomb thing, but other than that this is a wonderful work of art. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.
I loved Michael J Fox's brief return to the small screen back in the 00's on Scrubs. His Parkinson's was clear to see but he played a genius doctor afflicted by OCD so you kinda forgot about his real life disease long enough to appreciate his charm on screen
It was really great on The Good Wife. Such a vile character and he crushed it.
The original plan for part four was surprisingly supposed to be an action film, doesn’t sound like Back to the Future. But it’s a good thing that we never got to see that.
I don’t know, after three parts, I’d be up for that.
I think Emma Stone was supposed to play Marty’s daughter on the proposed action sequel
I'm both elated and heartbroken right now......
Elated at how absolutely amazing and perfect of a story/pitch and conclusion this would make for this series.
Heartbroken that it will never get made.
All the kudos to you sir! Don't think Zemeckis & Gale could have come up with a better story.
When i was 11, I wrote an entire story for a part 4 that led to a part 5. Nothing like this. It was about docs health.this is well done
This is ... fantastic. Loved every second of it and, I must admit, was even on the verge of tears at points. I, too, grew up watching and adoring these films, and Back to the Future is one of my all-time favorite series. I especially liked the role-reversal dynamic between Marty and Doc, Christopher Lloyd as the "big bad," and the varied time periods and vivid set pieces the characters visited. In a world with too many half-baked reboots and uninspired sequels/prequels that never quite live up to the charm of the originals, you managed to balance a new and fresh story while staying true to the universe and characters so many of us cherish. I would have loved to see this on the big screen.
The young Emmet Brown is under developed and utilized in this treatment He should play a more active role in what goes on than just being a catalyst to discovery.
Agreed it smart to have the Adult McFly carry the movie that put the burden on a child actor. There needs more time to building the friendship. Less Emitt hiding in his own time and more him evestaging the time reseavers
Yeah...I agree. It would be cool to have him travel with Marty and maybe have him slowly fading away as Marty's time marker. It would even be interesting to see him completely disappear only to reappear at a later time to Marty's surprise along with a big save of some kind. Maybe driving/piloting the Deloreon in a gag about him not being a skilled driver but an excellent pilot.
Needless to say, this was a great what off story and this audio story was just as fun as watching the trilogy.
Again...excellent job!
Originally I thought he was going to be Emmett's great great grandkid or something.
Agreed. I'd also have Kid Tannen stay as Dark Doc's henchman until the finale. He's a major character in the middle of the movie and then just disappears. That gives you another villain and a redemptive moment for the Tannens when he turns on Dark Doc and buys Marty enough time to save the day. So you'd have Marty/Young Doc/true Doc and Dark Doc/Kid Tannen all in 2085 if I were doing a revision.
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Well...Telltale made a part iv and it was quite nice.
If anything that game feels like a second trilogy. Marty going back to rescue Doc and having to get Kid Tannan arrested could be the first one, Marty ending up in the Citizen Brown universe could be the second and Marty and Citizen Brown going back in time to stop Edna could be the third
@@mrcritical6751 I think that was basically what they were going for..
Shame we never got the sequel it clearly was setting up. Unfortunately TWD came out and everything went to shit for Telltale Games. "TWD was good but it turned an indie game studio into a "AAA" studio far too fast and they lost the point." They started to make licensed games not because they wanted to expand those universe's but just to turn a quick profit.
What’s TWD?
@@f20s43 The Walking Dead.
23:23
"Is that really you?"
"GREAT SCOTT!"
"Yeah, that's you."
XD funniest line of dialogue I've heard all day
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I think this is a labor of love, and clearly written by a true fan of the series. While I don't know if I'd do all the things in this video, I'm damn sure not going to badmouth it. Two thumbs up, and I could definitely see this being a fan film someday. Well done, Walter. :)
The emmitt brown duplicate reminds me of Christopher lloyd's Judge Doom in who framed roger rabbit
Oh yeah, they did that in the Roger Rabbit sequel comic. The weasels make a clone by splicing cartoon cels.
But sounds like Alan Rickman
Not only do I think this was a great concept. But with the advancements in Computer generated younger characters or even dead people. IE Rouge One. I think they could pull this off even today
I think so they can go back making the character younger again thru computer so we can watch btf with a you'ger versio'n of the character
You mean like they pulled off the 2020 Presidential election fraud where they cheated and used mail-in ballots from dead people and dominion machines? Like that?
Huge BTTF fan.. Loved this idea, only tningbi would have added is.. as Marty is looking up at the clock tower at the end, he hears " Marty"? . He looks over to see Jennifer standing there smiling at him. Then he looks back up and says "Thanks Doc! Gonna miss you" the the DeLorean scene with Doc and his family goes into black screen.
Thanks for the great story!
I want a time-travelling DeLorean for my birthday ;)
Don't we all. :)
They only make the smartcar version these days😏
Same tbh. Except I can't drive manual transmission, which was what most DeLoreans were
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I'm 20 minutes into this and I am hooked....Hollywood needs to do this! I mean how many OTHER films lately have been unasked for sequels?
This episode is proof why Fanscription is the #1 reason to subscribe to Channel Awesome. That ending monologue from Doc actually had me tear up a little bit.
Very clever and entertaining script. Also could explain how Doc could have been alive in 1955 if he was murdered by Buford Tannen in 1885, the graveyard scene in episode 3.
Not a bad write, honestly this could be if a bttf 4 was thought of, its got twists and all the time travel stuff that i love about bttf. This was really cool imo
Video's been out for 5 minutes and there are already more than 20 comments. I KNEW people didn't watch before typing!
You are not thinking *4th* dimensionally!
fanfiction has taken to the next level
Yep, we now have material, we just need to travel back to the 90's so that the younger actors can make this shit real.
Feels like more than. The movie we deserve. The taletale games is the closest we will ever get to a iv w this kinda story excellent job