FUTURE TO FUTURE 2: A few seconds this scene almost made the film even darker

We will never repeat this: the temporary trilogy of Robert Zemekis is a gold mine! In addition to its numerous features that make it comfortable among the greatest works of science fiction, it is full of treasures, small details to notice the eyeballs and instructions.

Many new scene

Even outside of feature films, when you start to study a huge world surrounded by the production of the future, we are not immunity to fall into some shiny nuggets. For example, there are many cut sequences, virtually finished, but which are not integrated into the final assembly, and which sometimes make it possible to answer the very specific questions that fans ask.

This is especially true for an unprecedented meeting between March and his brother, which became an alcoholic in 1985 under the leadership of Bif. Or Explosive Accounting Between Buffford Tannen and Marshall Strick in 1855.

But this is another scene, about twenty seconds that we are interested in here. This small sequence, which was shot to integrate into Future II, was also an alternative to the 1985 and a nightmare where Bif took power in Hill Veller after he received the sports almanac.

What happened to the March High School?

In this apocalyptic present, Marty was amazed at what happened in his city, in his neighborhood, in his house. But this is an important place that he did not have time to study: his high school.

If he did so as it is on a small scene cut above, he found a ruined building, after the last verdict, the terminator’s path, a real war area surrounded by barbed wire and helicopters.

It is enough to say a pretty traumatic vision for all fans who know the school’s impeccable and peaceful shop that was made by Marty from the first film.

Finally, why was the sequence not kept in the final assembly? In order not to darken enough dramatic enough enough enough? Or reduce the overall duration of the characteristic? Do not hesitate to explain your hypotheses.

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