"Where we're going, we don't need roads," said Doc Brown in Back To The Future, immortal words that now reflect the status of ...

Back to the Future's witty dialogue and charm made it a timeless hit among audiences worldwide, and many of its best lines ...

The Back to the Future movies end with Doc Brown changing the attitude to time travel he has throughout the trilogy, which ...

In the science fiction classic, mad scientist Doc Brown converts the obscure sports car into a time machine. Back to the Future, DeLorean DMC-12: 303 left James Bond (various), Aston Martin DB5 ...

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“Doc Brown doesn’t drive a f—ing Mustang.” [RELATED – Back to the Future 4: Robert Zemeckis Shoots Down Sequel or Remake, Reveals Surprising Idea for a New Movie] However, the DeLorean ...

The film version of the DeLorean famously took off at the end of the first film, when Christopher Lloyd's time-traveller Doc Brown uttered the immortal words: "Where we're going, we don't need roads." ...

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But how many Back To The Future fails ... to return to the DeLorean and recalibrate it to arrive 10 minutes before he was shown how to time travel by Emmett 'Doc' Brown in 1985.