And it always ends up with you in manure. 😂😂😂

In a fist full or dollars (or is it a few dollars more) , which is where Marty got the idea, Clint Eastwoods character managed it by tasting hom "in the heart Ramon, the heart"

@@wolfpreist In BTTF2 during his stay in the alternate 1985

Not only that but they've been falling into the same family's manure trucks the whole time. A Jones, and then D Jones x2

@@LordBoZman For sure since Dr. Jones had the monopoly for manure hauling in Hill Valley.

When you have a time machine, money is worthless...

@@fgnoyola Still have to keep it fed with gas. Deloreans aren't known for gas mileage

I thought we talked about not bringing stuff from the past!

I don't know much about carbon dating. But if analyzed in the 1985, they'd say the gun is just NEWLY MADE. And not in the Old West Cowboy Era. As for the metallurgical analysis, the scientists might say that you have replicated the procedure and procured the ingredients from the original sources. It's much like saying... A 110 year old Avatar is just only 10 years old that was born just 10 years ago.... if no one saw him being unfrozen.

@@erichanastacio9695 “🤓👆” erm aculy we was 112.

I think they gave him extra roles because of the falling out with Crispin Glover but he was amazing you are right

Tom Wilson is one of those guys whos always played the heavy or bully, but is like one of the nicest folks on the planet. I met him at a con several years ago and he was a total class act!

@@moretoknowshow1887 he played a good guy in blood in blood out he was an undercover cop

Tom Wilson is not the first name you think of in BTTF, but he was one of the best parts of the trilogy. As a person, you will never meet a finer gentleman.

@@drsvs yeah and I'm not too sure if he was a big name before bttf but he did great he should have been on the cover of the second and third films

"That's the risk we were willing to take" -Robert Zemeckis

Emmett Brown: “how come I didn’t get a gun?”

That’s a risk we were willing to take🤦🏻‍♂️

@@ssj4majinmatt”I didn’t get a gun, did you get a gun”😂

The cast iron vest is also a further play on Clint Eastwood and Fistful of Dollars where the final fight was with Ramon who always aimed for the heart. Eastwood donned a steel plate just like Marty in this scene... Except Ramon shot him several times. Just in case anyone was interested in a little tid bit

Hauling manure was the Jones family’s business.

@@mykelbaurle5758 but the Tannens will never settle that bloodline beef with manure

density

a whole town of witnesses to cold blooded murder tannen was really stupid

He really expected clapping and cheering. XD

Just like Liberty Valance!

It’s true that Tannen was an absolute coward and a cheat, it was still considered the height of dishonour to shoot an unarmed man.

Mr. jollyroger9998, Cheers for your remark. Mad Dog Tannen would have been hanged anyway for shooting Marshall Strickland in the back. That could be the beginning of BTTF4 with Marty & Doc scrambling back to the past to save Tannen’s neck, otherwise Marty would be ‘’erased from existence’’ & Doc would never have invented the Time Machine, all to his other invention that never worked : the mind-reading hat. BTTF4 🟰 Biff To The Future

Yeah but what are the odds they didn't hang him after this? They used to hang people for horse theft.

buford probably already had a son also marty was no killer doc would have invented the time machine as biff played no part in it and why would marty be erased if anything no biff would have made doc and martys lives a lot easier

@@johnjames4834 At the end of BTTF, Marty’s mother told his father that were it not for Biff, she & George McFly would’ve never met, as the op wrote. Moreover, when 1985Marty came knocking at 1955Doc’s door on the evening of November 5th, Doc was all taken up with his mind-reading headgear & wouldn’t ever find out its inanity, weren’t Marty serving as his subject. Which brings out the possibility of the superlogic imagined by author Poul Anderson in his « The Time Patrol » : The Effect preceded The Cause, for Time is not linear but cyclic.

@@minhthunguyendang9900 yes at the end of BTTF not the beginning if biff didnt exist george would still have been hit by elaines fathers car and marty would be a result of that accident and why the fuck are you banging on about the mind reading gear still it played no part in doc creating the time machine doc slipped on the toilet and dreamt it up because of that accident you are just not thinking 4th dimensionally

Technically George never knocked out Buford Tannen, just Biff Tannon. You're not thinking 4th dimensionally!

@@danschmidt6206 yes i have a real problem with that

That cos Buford wasn't trying to bang Marty's girl.

The difference between them.... Buford is a fighter/killer in the Old West. Biff is just a college bully.

Buford was a lot tougher than Biff

Buford would’ve, only because of that incredibly thick skull.

I wish he said "Aim for the heart, Buford". But it does not sound as good as "Aim for the heart, Ramon"

at the shindig bufords lacky shouts out we are robbing the pinewood stage on sunday in front of a large crowd why did no one warn the stagecoach buford himself attempts cold blooded murder on doc and later he guns down unarmed marty in front of the whole town not to mention trying to hang him its like the gang wants to get caught with all the witnesses

oh i think you`ll find theres plenty of time involved

Lol right😂

so it was brand new in 1885

1 - He has a brother 2 - Prostitute. (Dont need be married).

The delete scene where he kills Marshall Strickland has nothing to do with the main plot, so he would've been hanged even if the whole time machine never happened. So it's likely that the wheels were already in motion before Doc ever showed up

him

But at least Marty did it a little bit like Bud Spencer.

I wouldn't say over 40 years, but it's still close to 40.

this movie came out in 1990 34 years ago

ha ha you changed it sneaky

...A fistfull of dollars.

cast iron stove door and granite stone to the head and speaking of the stone why did it originally say "beloved clara" as doc would have been dying of a gut wound for days not exactly the setting for romance

@@johnjames4834 The tombstone says "Erected in eternal memory by his beloved ClARA." Now here is my thoughts on the romance you were talking about. Doc Brown was to meet the new teacher at the train station, around the same day that Marty showed up at Doc's shop. Since he was busy planning trip back to 1985 he never met up with her at the station. In fact after they talk to the train conductor about how to get a train up to 90 MPH, you can see Clara in the background at one point. Since he never met the school teacher at the right time, she may have rented a wagon to get her to her new house, so she could started her job later on. The the snakes spook the horses. If Marty had not been there he would have met her at the train station and they would have still fell in love at first sight. They would have had that short time to get into a relationship. The party would have still happened. Mad Dog would have still shown up and shot Doc in the back while he was dancing with Clara. Now Clara would have bought the tombstone for him and tried to move on with her life. But she may have been meant to die in that canyon and nothing could have stopped that after Doc died. There is no exact time as to when she died only that Marty said "They Say she fell in a hundred years ago." So we have no clue to the details of her actual death (post Doc Brown death) because of the messed up timeline.

And accidentally sent to jail the one in the supposed 2015 version.

It could be sold as a "very good replica" for something that NEW in 1985.

@@erichanastacio9695 There are ways to tell if something is 100% original.

I think he'd learned his lesson about the sports almanac by then.

Im pretty sure bringing something back from the past in time travel would have very bad consequences

Is that right. Is that why everyday ancient firearms are sold.

after dealing with a shitty tannen the sheriff called stinky lomax just plain lomax

Those are big old slow bullets... if you compared them to the modern ones. So those cast iron stopped the bullet.

It looked pretty thick I think it works

If he killed tannen, Biff wouldn't be around and he would kill the time line where biff is important.

According to Google, "In the popular press of the 1880s and 1890s, "dude" was a new word for "dandy"-an "extremely well-dressed male", a man who assigned particular importance to his appearance. It was used as a term of mockery." This movie was set in 1885.

@@DavidLS1 I thought the same thing so searched for someone else commenting, that's super interesting!

Magic of Hollywood

The 1873 Colt Peacemaker was chambered in 45 Colt & 44/40. That one was in 45 Colt. The standard 45 Colt load of the Old West era was a 240 grain soft lead bullet over a 40 grain charge of black powder.That stove door would have stopped the bullet but it would have hurt like hell.

​@dennisshank2715 I've shot cast iron, there's no way a cast iron stove door stops a 45 long colt. The door would have shattered and the bullet passed right through. Probably would have made it worse.

@@backcountry164 You've shot .45 LC made for modern weapons with modern materials and ballistics knowledge. McFly is lucky to be facing an earlier model.

@@backcountry164 You just pulled the most honest "um acshually" I've ever read, I've never seen someone be so confident in their incorrect statement. Bravo.

buford did look confused when there was no blood