Great Scott! 22 Running Gags And References In The 'Back To The Future' Trilogy

Nobody calls Marty chicken.
Great Scott! 22 Running Gags And References In The 'Back To The Future' Trilogy

Let's be honest: you have to have a cold, Biff Tannen-grade heart not to love Back to the Future. The trilogy really has it all: great jokes, timely action and more than a passing nod to enduring love and friendship. And Doc Brown's hair. Let us never forget Doc Brown's hair.

It's also the series that gave us Rick & Morty.

But most importantly, you can just feel the pure joy the filmmakers had making the trilogy. They went the extra mile at every turn, from the writing to the acting to the aesthetics of the film. Yeah, DeLorean, yeah (even if it was a pain).

As such, Writer Bob Gale and director Robert Zemeckis sure didn’t skimp on adding fun little details into the Back to the Future trilogy. From references to previous movies they’ve done together, to clocks they both had as kids, here’s a list of clever stuff and Easter eggs in one of the greatest franchises of all time.

Back to the Future

EASTER EGGSTRA REFERENCES AND MEANINGS BACK. MAN WITH TO FUTURE NO NAME THE Every time Marty. reacts dramatically when being called a chicken, the scene is a homage to the Spaghetti Western anti-hero character played by. Clint Eastwood in A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. `CRACKED.COM

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Back to the Future Part II

EASTER EGGSTRA REFERENCES AND MEANINGS MARTY'S BACK WARDROBE FROM TO FUTURET THE FIRST MOVIE THING Happy 'When Marty visits the shop Blast from the Past in 2015 in search of the Grays Sports Almanac, there's a mannequin in the store window dressed in Marty's famious jacket from the first film an inside joke from the creators. `CRACKED.COM

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Back to the Future Part III

EASTER EGGSTRA REFERENCES AND MEANINGS BACK THE HISTORY OF TO FUTURETT THE IIIA PART THE FRISBEE In 1885, Marty invents the frisbee when he picks up an empty tin of Frisbie's Pies and throws it at Mad Dog Tannen There was a real Frisbie Pie Company in Connecticut in the late:19th century, and students would toss the tins to each other, yelling Frisbie! The toy company Wham-O started selling frisbees in 1957, misspelling the name of the Frisbie Pie Company. CRACKED.COM

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