The opening scene of Back to the Future was a masterclass in foreshadowing that was packed with subtle nods and Easter eggs ...

The opening scene of Back to the Future was filled with foreshadowing, and one fan theory recontextualizes Doc's very first time travel experiment.

Bob Gale spent most of the past decade bringing the classic sci-fi comedy to the stage, writing the book for the musical ...

Talk about a scene where time actually felt like it stopped, and for a very sweet reason. Back to the Future: Part III has one of those classic moments where it feels like a Terminator-style ...

A photographer has recreated the moment Doc Brown and Marty McFly go back in time ... recreate the famous 'lightning strike' scene from Back to the Future 1 using a spare sparkler.

One of the things that makes Back to the Future so special is its insane attention to detail. A perfect example of this happens in the very first movie, during the scene where Doc Brown tells ...

However, he inadvertently stops his parents from falling in love and erasing his own existence, so he’s tasked with reuniting the pair so that he can go back to his normal life in the future.

But what you may not realise is he was always a good one – and though he didn't play the final solo in the Johnny B Goode scene towards the end of the film, the fiery shred licks in Back To The Future ...

In conceiving “Back to the Future” for the stage, Gale said certain signature moments from the movie could never work: No scene of Doc Brown being attacked by disgruntled Libyan terrorists.

Greetings, time travellers! As you are now reading this very list, you’re undoubtedly a fan of the adventures of the Back to the Future Trilogy, which represent some of the best sci-fi movies ...