Thursday, September 14, 2006
GMeP: BTTF - The Day The Music Was Born
[The original text from this post was lost during some upgradings, for what there's only Blogger's famous unstability from time to time to blame about. It's the somewhat small price we have to pay for having this free space here in the Internet to express ourselves.]
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I'm glad to see you're back, and that your job hasn't killed you yet. I confess I was missing you :(
Anyway. BTTF is a GREAT movie. Or I should say a great trilogy, cause I love every single one of them (yes, even the third one). And it's awesome to see the three movies in a row, to better appreciate the same people and places in different times. Ah, true genius. Maybe I should forget about the Nissan and get a Delorean!
A Delorean! Wouldn't that be cool...
Anyway, you can buy any car you want, but remember that any good car it isn't fancy without a flux capacitor.
One of the best things in BTTF are its recurring gags, such as the former "Twin Pines Mail" now "Lone Pine Mail" one, or the... hell, I can't choose only one. I think I'm going to see the movies again soon.
PS.- I missed you too...
I can't believe, my third comment to a post of my own. Please, in my previous comments, change the word 'mail' for 'mall'. Stupid similar words...
Hahaha. I like the Texaco gas station, and the guy running for mayor. Priceless!
Hahahahaha! "Mayor Goldie Wilson. Like the sound of that!".
Or: "There's that word again; "heavy". Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the earth's gravitational pull?".
Or: "1.21 jigawatts? 1.21 jigawatts? Great Scott!"
Or: "Time circuits on... Flux Capacitor... fluxing..."
Or: "Silence Earthling! My name is Darth Vader. I am an extraterrestrial from the planet Vulcan!"
So many memorable lines in scarcely 120 minutes... What has become of Bob Gale since then?
Priceless.
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