Back To The Future Part II Page #6

Synopsis: Marty McFly has only just gotten back from the past, when he is once again picked up by Dr. Emmett Brown and sent through time to the future. Marty's job in the future is to pose as his own son to prevent him from being thrown in prison. Unfortunately, things get worse when the future changes the present.
Director(s): Robert Zemeckis
Production: Universal Pictures
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 9 wins & 8 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.8
Metacritic:
57
Rotten Tomatoes:
64%
PG
Year:
1989
108 min
5,249 Views


Football, baseball, horseraces, boxing.

The information in here is worth millions,

and I'm giving it to you.

That's very nice. Thank you very much.

Now, why don't you make like a tree

and get out of here ?

It's leave, you idiot.

Make like a tree and leave.

You sound like a fool

when you say it wrong.

All right, leave.

And take your book with you.

Don't you get it ?

You could make a fortune with this book.

Let me show you.

UCLA trails 17-16.

It's 4th and 11

with only 18 seconds left of this game.

I'd say it's all over for UCLA.

Bet you a million bucks

UCLA wins it 19-17.

- Are you deaf ? It's over. You lost.

- Yeah ?

Here comes Decker with the kick.

It's up and looks good.

Ball's in the clear.

Field goall UCLA wins 19-17.

Listen to that Coliseum crowd go wild.

Jim Decker...

All right. What's the gag ?

How did you know what the score would be ?

I told you, it's in this book.

All you got to do is bet on the winner,

and you'll never lose.

All right. I'll take a look at it.

You damn fool !

Never leave this book laying around.

Don't you have a safe ?

No, you don't have a safe.

Get a safe. Keep it locked up.

Until then, keep it on you.

- What are you doing ?

- Don't tell anybody, either.

There's one more thing.

One day, a kid or a crazy old man...

who claims to be a scientist

is going to come around asking...

I'm trapped. Doc.

Doc, come in.

- What's the report ?

- Biff's gone.

He's got the book.

I'm locked in Biff's garage.

Get me the hell out of here.

I'm at 1809 Mason Street.

I can't take the DeLorean.

Don't worry. Somehow I'll get there.

Doc, wait a minute. Doc. Doc.

Perfect.

Biff ! Where are you going now ?

I told you, Grandma,

I'm going to the dance.

- When you coming home ?

- The dance.

I'll get home when I get home.

Don't forget to turn out

the garage light.

Marty, Marty. Damn !

Where is that kid ?

Doc. Doc, come in.

Come in, Doc.

Marty ! Come in.

My...

Great Scott.

My God.

Doc, Doc, come in.

Marty, what happened ?

You weren't at Biff's house.

- I'm in Biff's car, heading for

the Enchantment Under The Sea dance.

We may have to abort this entire plan.

It's getting much too dangerous.

The book's on his dashboard.

I'll grab it when we arrive.

You must be careful

not to run into your other self.

- My other self ?

- Yes.

Remember your mother is

at that exact same dance with you.

- Right. This could get heavy, Doc.

- Heavy, heavy.

Whatever happens,

don't let your other self see you !

- The consequences could be disastrous.

- Excuse me, sir.

Yes, you with the hat.

- Who, me ?

- Yes.

Be a pal and hand me a five-eighths inch

wrench from the toolbox.

Five-eighths ?

Don't you mean three-quarters ?

Why, you're right.

I presume you're conducting

some sort of weather experiment.

That's right. How did you know that ?

I happen to have had a little experience

in this area.

I'm hoping to see

some lightning tonight...

although the weatherman says

there's no chance of rain.

There's going to be plenty of rain.

Wind, thunder, lightning.

- It's going to be one hell of a storm.

- Thanks. Nice talking to you.

Maybe we'll bump into each other again

in the future.

Or in the past.

Doc, Doc ! Come in !

Where's that punk Calvin Klein, anyway ?

I don't know. I ain't his secretary.

Well, find him.

He caused me $300 damage.

I owe him a knuckle sandwich.

Get going !

- Aren't you coming ?

- I'm reading.

Well, well, Mr. Tannen.

How nice to see you here.

- Mr. Strickland, nice to see you, sir.

- Is that liquor I smell, Tannen ?

I wouldn't know.

I don't know what it smells like

because I'm too young to drink it.

I see.

What have we here ?

Sports stats,

interesting subject. Homework, Tannen ?

No, it ain't homework,

because, I ain't at home.

You got a real attitude problem,

you know ?

One day I'll have you where I want you,

in detention.

Slacker !

Jesus, you smoke, too ?

Marty, you sound just like my mother.

Yeah, right.

When I have kids,

I'll let them do anything they want.

Anything at all.

- I'd like to have that in writing.

- Yeah, me, too.

Marty, why are you so nervous ?

Yes !

"Oh LL" ?

- Doc ! Doc !

- Hey, you.

- Doc, come in !

- Marty, what's up ?

Doc ! I'm in trouble. I blew it.

- Where's the book ?

- Biff must have it.

- I've only got the cover.

- Where's Biff ?

- You're asking for it.

- I don't know.

- Any idea ?

- No ! He could be anywhere by now.

The entire future depends on you

getting that book !

- I know. I just don't...

- Stop it !

Stop it, Biff.

You'll break his arm. Stop it !

Of course !

I gotta go. I got one chance !

My old man is about to deck Biff !

Yes !

Talk about dj vu.

Are you okay ?

Okay, everybody, let's back up.

Everybody just back up.

Give him a little bit of room.

It's okay. I know CPR.

I know CPR.

- What's CPR ?

- You !

- He's fine.

- Did you just take his wallet ?

He took that guy's wallet.

Doc, success. I got it.

Thank goodness.

Great, Marty.

As soon as I reload the fusion generator

we'll meet on the roof of the school gym.

On the roof. 10-4.

- It's him !

- He's in disguise.

Guys, what's that ?

Come on ! Let's get him !

Damn !

All right ! Let's do another.

Where did he go ?

He just came in here !

- Look ! How did he get on stage ?

- When he's through, we'll nail him.

How did he change his clothes so fast ?

It's an oldie where I come from.

All right, guys, blues riff in B.

Watch me for the changes,

and try and keep up, okay ?

Doc, come in !

Come in.

Listen, Biff's guys chased me into

the gym. They're going to jump "me".

Get out of there !

No, not me. The other me. The one

on stage playing Johnny B. Goode.

He could miss his opportunity to return !

We'll have a major paradox !

Wait. A paradox ?

One of those things

that could destroy the universe ?

You have to stop those guys

without being seen by your other self.

What the hell ?

- Where is he ?

- Who ?

- Calvin Klein.

- Who ?

- The guy with the hat, where is he ?

- He went that way.

I think he took your wallet.

I think he took his wallet.

I guess you guys

aren't ready for that yet...

but your kids are going to love it.

Doc, success. Everything's cool.

Great. I'll be landing

at the roof in one minute.

I'll be there.

Marty, that was very interesting music.

I hope you don't mind.

George asked to take me home.

Yeah. Great. Great.

I had a feeling about you two.

I had a feeling, too.

Hey butthead !

You think that stupid disguise

can get by me ?

Let's have it out.

You and me, right now.

No, thanks.

What's the matter ?

Where are you going ?

Are you chicken ?

That's it, isn't it ?

Nothing but a little chicken.

Nobody calls me a...

What the hell...

You steal my stuff ?

And this one's for my car !

Doc ! I blew it.

Biff nailed me. He took the book.

He drove away with it in his car.

It's my fault.

I should have left sooner.

- No time for that. Where did he go ?

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Bob Gale

Michael Robert Gale (born May 25, 1951) is an American screenwriter, producer and film director. He famously co-wrote the science fiction film Back to the Future with writing partner Robert Zemeckis, and the screenplays for the film's two sequels. Gale also co-produced all three films, and served as associate producer on the subsequent animated TV series. more…

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