I leave you the best phrases from Back to the Future, also known in Spain as Return to the future and with original title of Back to the Future. This work of the science fiction and comedy genre was directed by Steven Spielberg and premiered in 1985. It was also nominated for two Oscars, and won in the category of "Best Sound Editing".
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-Nobody calls me a chicken! -Marty.
-Be careful Doc, don't get struck by lightning. -Marty.
-Dear Dr. Brown. On the night that he travels back in time, he will be attacked by terrorists. Please take the necessary precautions to prevent this terrible disaster. Your friend, Marty. -Marty.
-Who of them is your dad? -Dr. Emmett.
-That. -Marty.
-It's okay. Okay guys. LOL. Very funny. They really are being very mature. -George McFly.
-Maybe you were adopted.-Dr. Emmett.
-What is this I am using? -Dr. Emmett.
-Ah, this is a radiation suit. -Marty.
-Radiation suit? Of course, for all the side effects of the atomic wars. -Dr. Emmett.
-You know, Marty, I'll be really sad to see you go. You have really made a difference in my life. You have given me a purpose. Just knowing that I will live to see 1985. That I will succeed in this! Have the opportunity to travel back in time. I'll miss you Marty. -Dr. Emmett.
-What happens to us in the future? Do we become sons of bitches, or something like that? -Marty.
-Marty, I'm sorry, but the only power source capable of generating 1.21 gigawatts of electrical power is lightning. -Dr. Emmett.
-Calvin? Why do you keep calling me Calvin? -Marty McFly.
-Well, because that's your name, isn't it? Calvin Klein? It's written on your underwear. -Lorraine Baines.
-If you put your mind to it, you can get what you want. -Marty.
-Hey McFly! I told you never come here -Biff Tannen.
-I had a terrible nightmare. I dreamed that I was traveling back in time. It was terrible.-Marty.
-Well, you are safe and sound, back to the old 1955. -Lorraine Baines.
-1955? -Marty.
-One thing. If you ever have children and one of them accidentally sets the living room rug on fire when he is eight, don't be so hard on him. -Marty.
-Woof. This is heavy. -Marty McFly.
-There's that word "heavy" again. Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the gravitational pull of the Earth? -Dr. Emmet brown.
-Marty, you seem to be nervous. Something wrong?. -Lorraine.
-I have finally invented something that works! -Dr. Emmett.
-And boy does it work. -Marty.
-Silence, Earthling. My name is Darth Vader. I am an alien from the planet Vulcan. -Marty to her young dad.
-Hey you, get your fucking hands off her! -George McFly.
-Oh my God. They found me. I don't know how, but they found me. Run for it Marty! -Dr. Emmett.
-Who? Who? -Marty.
-Who do you think? The Libyans! -Dr. Emmett.
-Oh, my God! -Marty.
-That's Strickland. OMG, did that guy ever have hair? -Marty.
-You shouldn't drink, because you may regret it later in life. -Marty.
-He is too strange a man. -Stella Baines.
-He's an idiot. And it comes from his upbringing. His parents must be probably idiots too. Lorraine, if you ever have children like this, I'm going to disinherit you. -Sam Baines.
-Last night, Darth Vader came from the planet Vulcan and told me that if I didn't ask Lorraine out, it would melt my brain. -George McFly.
-I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids will love it. -Marty.
-Listen to me, doc. The blow it brings to your head. I know how it happened. He told me the whole story. He was in his bathroom hanging a clock, he slipped and was hit by the sink. That's where he came up with the idea of the flux capacitor, making time travel possible. -Marty.
-Lorraine. Have you ever been in a situation where you know you have to act a certain way, but when you are there, you didn't know if you could do it? -Marty.
-(…) I think I know exactly what you mean. What I do is not worry. -Lorraine.
-Pretty girls get mad when boys take advantage of them. -Marty.
-If my calculations are correct, when this baby touches 140 kilometers per hour… you will see impressive things. -Dr. Emmett.
-Wait a minute, doc. Are you trying to tell me that my mother is attracted to me? -Marty.
-Precisely. -Dr. Emmett.
-The way I see it, if you're going to build a time machine on a car, why not do it with some flair? -Dr. Emmett brown.
-No wonder your president has to be an actor. It should look good on television. -Dr. Emmett.
-This is bad. I do not know what it is. But when I kiss you, I feel like I'm kissing… my brother. I guess it doesn't make sense, does it? -Lorraine.
-Trust me, it makes perfect sense to me. -Marty.
-It sounds pretty heavy. -Marty.
-Weight has nothing to do with it. -Dr. Emmett.
-Waiting. Do I know you from somewhere? -Lorraine.
-Yes. Yes. I'm George, George McFly, your sense. Pardon your destiny. -George.
-Wait a minute. Wait a minute, Doc. Are you telling me you built a time machine out of a DeLorean? -Marty.
-My God, George, it's a wonder just the fact that I was born. -Marty.
-Stay up, kid. Have some respect for yourself. That you don't know that if you let people walk on you, you will allow them to walk on you for the rest of your life. Look at me. Do you think I'm going to spend the rest of my life in this shitty house? -Goldie Wilson.
-Chuck! Chuck! This is Marvin. Your cousin, Marvin Berry. Do you know what new sound they are looking for? Okay, listen to this. -Marvin Berry.
-Let me show you my plan to send you home. Please excuse the rudeness of this model. I didn't have time to scale it or paint it. -Dr. Emmett.
-Marty, I'm almost 18 years old. It's not like I've never parked before. -Lorraine Baines.
-Marty, don't be so square. All are something in life drink. -Lorraine.
-So tell me, boy from the future. Who is the President of the United States in 1985? -Dr. Emmett.
-Ronald Reagan. -Marty
-Ronald Reagan? The actor? So who is the vice president, Jerry Lewis? -Dr. Emmett.
-You know Marty, you look familiar to me. Do I know your mother? -Stella Baines.
-Yes, I think you do know her ... -Marty.
-Hey, doc, we better take it back. We do not have enough road to reach 140 kilometers per hour. -Marty.
-Roads? Where we are going we do not need roads. -Dr. Emmet.
-So you are my Uncle Joey. You better get used to those bars, kid. -Marty.
-This is powerful, Doc. It's great. And do you run on regular lead-free gasoline? -Marty.
-Unfortunately not. It requires something stronger. Plutonium. -Dr. Emmett.
-Plutonium? Wait a minute. Are you telling me this thing is nuclear? -Marty.
-Wait a minute. Wait a minute, Doc. Are you telling me it's 8:25? -Marty.
-Precisely. -Dr. Emmett.
-Demons! I'm late for school! -Marty.
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