That’s when Marty realizes inPart IIthat he’s definitely not in a normal timeline.
Gotta keep these things consistent, apparently.
He also later sees his alternate-reality mother (which sort of counts).
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It’s fun to see Seamus, Marty’s future self, and Marty Jr. all played byMichael J.
Likewise, all the Lorraines and Maggie are played byLea Thompson.
Finally, the third movie shows Doc still in disbelief about the whole thing.
Luckily, he’s got that letter from 1885 to help.
There’s a lot going on.
Oddly, we never meet Biff’s son, but that just makes this universe all the more fascinating.
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In the first movie, he trips Biff in a diner.
and punching Biff in the face.
Then he pushes the bully’s friends out of the way and runs off.
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When Biff starts to come to, he stares up at Marty and exclaims, “You!”
So Marty easily knocks him out and then steals his almanac.
Marty gets shot in his duel with Mad Dog Tannen, and everyone thinks he’s dead.
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The car runs into a truck full of manure, and the bullies get buried in it.
So they do it again inPart II.
“InPart III, Marty punches Buford face-first into a wooden wheelbarrow of green manure.
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These amusing spins on the formula help make each part of the trilogy amongthe funniest time-travel moviesever made.
Then we get to the third installment, which takes things all the way back to 1885.
The letter that Marty receives from 1885 is cool, too, helping to make this trilogyMichael J.
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