A good trilogy generally has a great start. The same goes for "Back to the Future". His pioneering vision still affects a large number of movies that travel through time and space to this day. Movies such as "Black Hole Frequency" awkwardly imitated "Back to the Future", but left far more loopholes than "Back to the Future".
The beginning of "Back to the Future" originated in the early 1980s. Director Robert Zemeckis returned home once. He saw his father's high school memorial book and discovered that his father was originally the chairman of the student union in high school. When Robert himself was in high school, he didn't even care about who the chairman of the student union was. So he thought, if he could meet his father when he was young, would he become friends with him? When his idea reached Bob Gale, another screenwriter, the movie began to conceive.
Neither of them planned to use mythology to tell this story, so they naturally thought of the time machine. The original idea was that the time machine was a small house that could be transported away by truck. The first plot they determined was that Martin invented rock music in 55, which is also the most jaw-dropping plot in this movie. The plot to find energy to return the time machine to the future was also determined very early.
Since Martin wants to invent rock music, he must be returned to the mid-1950s. Where can I find such a large amount of energy in the mid-1950s? Robert and Bob thought of the nuclear explosion. So they told the film company that we need XXXX money to film the location of the nuclear explosion. The film company said that there are no doors, you only have X money.
The two people had no choice but to cancel the location, not to nuclear explosion, and install the time machine in the car, all the stories were limited to the small town of Hill Valley.
However, it is precisely because of these changes that "Back to the Future" has become better and different. Without the big scene, "Back to the Future" can only stick to its own comedy line. All the plots are in the small town, so more attention must be paid to the character of the residents of the small town.
The script was written for more than a year, and it took more than a year to make a movie. Finally, in 1985, the best time machine movie "Back to the Future" came out.
The "Back to the Future" DVD in my hand is a creative set of Red Dragon, which integrates an animated feature subtitle, which is very exciting and very fun.
For example, in this subtitle, it is mentioned that Robert once wanted to make the time machine into the shape of a refrigerator, but finally gave up because he was afraid that the child would shut himself in the refrigerator after watching the movie.
The movie itself is also very interesting. One thing I noticed when watching the disc this time is that in the third episode of "Back to the Future", the doctor fell in love and bought wine at the bar. A passerby came over to persuade him, saying that it was just a girl, don't care too much. The doctor said, "She is one of a million, one of a billion, one of a googleplex. She is my dream, and I lost her for all time." The
third episode was released in 90, and Google was born in 1998 . So, you can say words like googleplex with your mouth open, you deserve to be a doctor.
It seems that Robert is a fan of Leon's Westerns. In the second episode, the villain Bifu soaked in a big bathtub with two beautiful women in his arms to watch the last episode of "Red Dead Redemption". Eastwood defeated the big villain with a self-made body armor (by the way, watching a movie in the bathtub seems to be I'm imitating "Scarface." By the way, "Red Dead Redemption" is a remake of Akira Kurosawa's "Intentional Stick". The secret weapon used to defeat the villain is the homemade shuriken.)
In the third episode Martin even called himself Clint Eastwood, dressed in Eastwood's outfit in the Red Dead Redemption trilogy, and, like "Red Dead Redemption", defeated the villain's mad dog in this episode with his self-made body armor.
People in the 70s like me should remember Zhang Yusheng's "My future is not a dream". In the MTV of that song, there is a section where Zhang Yusheng is being chased by a group of people with an open jeep on a skateboard. Zhang Yusheng jumped from the skateboard into the jeep at the moment of crisis, waded through the middle of the car, and then jumped on the skateboard that slid out from the bottom of the car. A series of movements were clean and unexpected.
This episode is actually copied from the first episode of "Back to the Future".
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