Chronological Back to the Future
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Faneditor: Marty McSuperfly 
Fanedit Type: Special Projects
Fanedit Release Date: 1st November 2011
Fanedit Runtime: 5h:24m:0s
Time Cut: 0h:4m:0s
Time Added: 0h:0m:0s
Franchise: Back to the Future
Genre: Adventure • Comedy • Sci-Fi
Original Title: Back to the Future (1985)
Back to the Future Part II (1989) Back To The Future III (1990)
Original Release Date: 1st January 1985
Original Runtime: 5h:42m:0s
Certificate: PG
Source: AVCHD/Digital/DVD
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Fanedit Type: Special Projects
Fanedit Release Date: 1st November 2011
Fanedit Runtime: 5h:24m:0s
Time Cut: 0h:4m:0s
Time Added: 0h:0m:0s
Franchise: Back to the Future
Genre: Adventure • Comedy • Sci-Fi
Original Title: Back to the Future (1985)
Back to the Future Part II (1989) Back To The Future III (1990) Original Release Date: 1st January 1985
Original Runtime: 5h:42m:0s
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Certificate: PG
Source: AVCHD/Digital/DVD
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Sound Mix:
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Synopsis:
Ever wonder how the adventures in Back To The Future would appear in the history books? Here it is, the chronological teleplay of each event in date order, splicing all three films into one huge epic!.
Ever wonder how the adventures in Back To The Future would appear in the history books? Here it is, the chronological teleplay of each event in date order, splicing all three films into one huge epic!.
Intentions:
While watching an interview in the special features of the trilogy, it was stated how the producers had an opportunity to go into the first movie in the sequel. Some time later, I wondered how Doc would have seen events happen, as he mostly lived them sequentially rather than time hopping. Due to the producers’ over precision on timing of events, there is a clear chronology to the entire epic, right down to the minute. I wanted to present how everything would play out from earliest date to latest. I do think the 1885 opening is a bit slow, but once you hit 1955, it’s amazing!
While watching an interview in the special features of the trilogy, it was stated how the producers had an opportunity to go into the first movie in the sequel. Some time later, I wondered how Doc would have seen events happen, as he mostly lived them sequentially rather than time hopping. Due to the producers’ over precision on timing of events, there is a clear chronology to the entire epic, right down to the minute. I wanted to present how everything would play out from earliest date to latest. I do think the 1885 opening is a bit slow, but once you hit 1955, it’s amazing!
Change List:
There were a few parts cut, and some that just could not be removed, such as the titles of 1 and 3. 1) Sections of Marty playing guitar at the Enchantment Under The Sea Dance. 2) End of part 1, where Doc returns from the future to 1985 to Marty’s house and meets he and Jennifer. This scene is replaced by part 2’s opening scene, which was reshot with actress Elizabeth Shue as Jennifer. This was for continuity, since she plays Jennifer for the rest of the show. My belief is that Marty’s change of the past in 1955 had some slight ripples that changed Jennifer’s appearance in 1985.
There were a few parts cut, and some that just could not be removed, such as the titles of 1 and 3. 1) Sections of Marty playing guitar at the Enchantment Under The Sea Dance. 2) End of part 1, where Doc returns from the future to 1985 to Marty’s house and meets he and Jennifer. This scene is replaced by part 2’s opening scene, which was reshot with actress Elizabeth Shue as Jennifer. This was for continuity, since she plays Jennifer for the rest of the show. My belief is that Marty’s change of the past in 1955 had some slight ripples that changed Jennifer’s appearance in 1985.
Additional Notes:
I really just watched all the movies, took notes on the clocks that appear from scene to scene that share dates with other scenes in other movies, then edited them together. The audio is of more interest in this edit, as several audio cues are different from the first to the second film; though I think they blend well.
I really just watched all the movies, took notes on the clocks that appear from scene to scene that share dates with other scenes in other movies, then edited them together. The audio is of more interest in this edit, as several audio cues are different from the first to the second film; though I think they blend well.
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Special Thanks:
Very great thanks to Loconut, Ovie, and JS for being sounding boards and beta testers! And thanks to everyone whose kept this fanedit alive through requests, and have been patient to see it through Version 2.0.
Very great thanks to Loconut, Ovie, and JS for being sounding boards and beta testers! And thanks to everyone whose kept this fanedit alive through requests, and have been patient to see it through Version 2.0.
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