Originally posted by: MovieDude81
Being a big Back to the Future fan, I did a chronological cut myself. If anyone's interested, here's the breakdown: (Which is probably how most would do it, but I have seen variations)
- In part 1, after Marty gets the car keys from Biff, cut to Part 2 with Marty opening the garage door, then after Doc returns to take him and Jennifer to 2015 cut right after Biff says "What the hell is going on here?" before the music kicks in.
- For part 2 to 3, I used the ending of part 2, and right after Doc faints, cut to a the brief pan down to Doc's mansion in the rain where there are no credits or music, then cut to the staticy TV just as Howdy Doody comes on. I did actually toy with the idea of attempting to reinsert certain deleted scenes, but figured it would be too difficult to pull off. I also was thinking about inserting the scene of Marty from part 2 running up to Doc to the end of part 1, but that would go against the Bobs' logic of "nothing happens until you see it happen"
Being a big Back to the Future fan, I did a chronological cut myself. If anyone's interested, here's the breakdown: (Which is probably how most would do it, but I have seen variations)
- In part 1, after Marty gets the car keys from Biff, cut to Part 2 with Marty opening the garage door, then after Doc returns to take him and Jennifer to 2015 cut right after Biff says "What the hell is going on here?" before the music kicks in.
- For part 2 to 3, I used the ending of part 2, and right after Doc faints, cut to a the brief pan down to Doc's mansion in the rain where there are no credits or music, then cut to the staticy TV just as Howdy Doody comes on. I did actually toy with the idea of attempting to reinsert certain deleted scenes, but figured it would be too difficult to pull off. I also was thinking about inserting the scene of Marty from part 2 running up to Doc to the end of part 1, but that would go against the Bobs' logic of "nothing happens until you see it happen"
This is EPIC! Really, I wouldn't mind getting a version of this that pretty much ties everything into one complete film as if you didn't realize how long you've been sitting there watching this thing.
