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The River Road tunnel in part two was also used in Roger Rabbit. It was used as the entrance into Toon Town.  -Thanks to Lindsey D.When old Biff returns the DeLorean to 2015 after giving his 1955 counterpart the sports almanac, he appears to be in pain and falls out of the driver's side door. Moviegoers were confused by this for a long time until it was revealed that a scene, in which the younger Biff shoots the older Biff, was cut from the movie. Spielberg and Zemeckis cited complications to the plot as the reason for the edit. -Thanks to Phantom PlanetMichael Balzary (AKA: Flea) of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, played the character "needles" in the film. -Thanks to Michael J.WaltersI was watching "Back to the Future Part II" the other night with my two boys. Anyway, in the scene where Marty is walking through the alley leading to the Hill Valley square of the future you can see various posters on the walls on either side of him. My youngest son noticed a familiar logo on a yellow poster: DVD, along with its trademark disc underneath. Upon further investigation there are other yellow dvd posters on the alley walls. A bit of digital prophecy perhaps? Has anyone else noticed this? -Thanks to JoeWhen Marty first arrives in the future the cinema is playing 'Jaws 19'. It is directed by a Max Spielberg- the name of Steven Spielberg's eldest son. -Thanks to GemThe 'Blast from the Past' antique store in the town square has different relics in it, including Marty's denim jacket he left behind in 1955, his Super-VHS camera, an Apple Macintosh, and a Roger Rabbit doll and lunchbox (both movies made by Robert Zemeckis) -Thanks to Alex Sahounov"Lord of the Rings" star, Elijah Wood, appears in Back to the Future Part II. He is in the Cafe 80's and attempts to use the Wild Gunman arcade game with Marty. -Thanks to Diego DiazThe actor who played "Bruce Lee" in The Bruce Lee story played Biff's chinese friend. -Thanks to Mike FerraraThe actor playing the old man who asks Marty for a donation to save the clock tower is Charles Fleischer, who was the voice of Roger Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The villain in the film was played by Christopher Lloyd. Fleischer is also the mechanic who repaired Biff's car after the first manure incident. He's seen later in Part II. In fact, it's the same character, named Terry. -Thanks to Alex SahounovOne of the cars that look "futuristic" when Marty first goes into the future is a 1990 Ford Probe! (the black and red car) The car that Griff and his friend get into after they meet Marty in the cafe 80's is actually a 1990 Ford Mustang convertible! -Thanks to Domenick ShagetBiff is watching "A Fistful Of Dollars" when Marty walks in on him. In that movie, Clint Eastwood uses a piece of metal to stop himself from being killed by bullets. In BTTF III, Marty does a similar trick with the plate off of a boiler to stop himself from being shot by "Mad Dog" Tannen. -Thanks to Alex SahounovThe 2015 hologram saying the Chicago Cubs swept "Miami" in the World Series is a jab at the Cubs' expense. The last time the Cubs won the Series was in 1908. -Thanks to JamesWhen Marty travels to the future and is confronted by Griffs gang, one of the members is a young Jason Scott Lee. -Thanks to Christopher F SmithThe two cops that take Jennifer home are the same cops who arrest Griff and his gang. The college football scores Biff hears on the radio toward the end of the movie are the actual scores for games played on Saturday, November 12, 1955. -Thanks to Patrick FlemingMarty spends a lot of time trying to get back the Gray's Sports Almanac. The book supposedly contains results of every sporting event for 50 years, but the book itself is about the size of a comic! -Thanks to KaseyAfter Old Biff brings back the DeLorean and Doc is entering their desired time, you see at the bottom of the time circuits that said: LAST TIME DEPARTED: 1955. This tells us Old Biff just returned from 1955. -Thanks to Lindsey D.The flight sequence seen at the start of the film was recycled from the Clint Eastwood movie "Firefox."In the scenes set in 2015 there is an ad for "US Air to Vietnam." This is an allusion to "Apocalypse Now." Also, a Roger Rabbit stuffed animal can be seen in the window of the antique shop. -Thanks to Jonathan LimIn BTTF Part I, during the scenes when Doc is working on the DeLorean next to the clock tower, watch for a man in an overcoat riding around on a bicycle, you will know it's coming because you will hear a bike bell ring twice. Foreshadowing the future??? You be the judge. In Part II, when Doc and Marty go back to 1955, Doc eventually buys an overcoat, a hat, and a bicycle. As the movie continues he meets himself from the first movie, wearing those items and riding around on the same Bike looking for Marty. -Thanks to Ernie« Click here to add some Back to the Future Part II trivia  Find much more great trivia in the filmmaker's commentary on the Back to the Future Part II DVD.Rediscover your favorites! If you like Back to the Future Part II or 80's Sci-Fi / Fantasy classics, then be sure to check out this list: ..... Empire Strikes Back ..... Night of the Comet ..... Aliens ..... Back To The Future ..... Last Starfighter ..... Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home ..... Circuitry Man ..... Brazil ..... Blade Runner ..... Thing ..... Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan ..... Return to Oz ..... Starman ..... Somewhere In Time ..... Strange Invaders ..... Short Circuit .....[More] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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The house at the beginning is the same house from the first film located in Arleta, CA. Strickland's house is located just a block shy of the high school from the first film in Whittier, CA. The cemetary is located in Wilmington, CA. The tunnel where Marty gets the book back from Biff is located in Griffith Park near Los Angeles, CA. The scene where Marty races against Flea's character is in Oxnard, CA. It is on a road that stretches across many agriculture fields. You can see the power plant in the background and a housing development that is still there. Not much has changed there since the movie was filmed. [Thanks to Melissa] Jennifer's house is located at 161 N Magnolia Ave, Monrovia, CA Marty McFly's House in the year 2015 was filmed at: 3793 Oakhurst St. El Monte, CA. 91732 Hilldale in the year 2015 was filmed on Somerset St. & Oakhurst St. in El Monte, CA. 91732 Mr. Strickland's House was filmed at: 12511 Bailey St. Whittier, CA [Thanks to Dylan Tyler]
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The soundtrack is simply comprised of the instrumental score by Alan Silvestri and does not feature any of the pop songs heard in the film, but is still great work. Track listing: 1. Main Title Listen Listen 2. Future Listen Listen 3. Hooverboard Chase 4. Flying Delorean? Listen Listen 5. My Father! Listen Listen 6. Alternate 1985 Listen 7. If They Ever Did 8. Pair O'Docs 9. Book 10. Tunnel Chase 11. Burn the Book 12. Western Union 13. End Title « Click here to add new music trivia for Back to the Future Part II Soundtrack Available: On CD | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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