What are some of the details to look for on repeated viewings?
As fans of the films know, all three films contain lots of details, some of which are not evident until you see the movie more than once. Here are only a few things you may not have noticed: • In Back to the Future Part II, very difficult to read, is a sign in front of the Biff Tannen Museum that says “Smoking Required.” • In Back to the Future Part III, Doc’s bandanna is made out of the shirt he was wearing in Back to the Future Part II when he got sent back to 1885. • In 1885, “Honest” Joe Statler, deals in buying, selling and trading of horses in Hill Valley. In Back to the Future, the name of the Toyota dealership is Statler Toyota. (And in 1955, the Studebaker dealer is Statler Motors, which can be seen on a billboard at the Drive-In in Back to the Future Part III.) Obviously, the Statler family has been in the transportation business for a long time! • In Back to the Future Part III, at the Drive-In, the three films playing, listed on the marquee, are all sequels and all Universa
