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

Forty years on from the film that made them immortal, there are just 303 DeLorean cars left on Britain's roads. To mark the anniversary of Back To The Future, released in 1985, online auction ...

Sookraj, owner of Wells Auto (wellsauto.ca) in Milton, owns a 1982 DeLorean, a car made famous by the “Back to the Future” movie franchise and named for its maverick carmaker, John DeLorean.

The DeLorean was a model that would soon be outdated, which meant that in the future, it would always be remembered as the car from Back to the Future. Plus, the car’s unique design – those ...

The car door lowered. The amplified voices of Doc and Marty said something about 88 miles per hour. A stagehand in the wings counted down on his fingers to give the signal. I was ready to time-travel.

Well, then boy have I got the car for you — this Back to the Future–themed 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 that's currently listed on Cars & Bids. Why bidding is already up to $35,000 at the time of ...

As a teenager in the 1980s, my initial love of technology came from watching films like Back to the Future ... temporal experiment number one at Twin Pines Mall. A culture where collaborative ...

Historical fact: On this date in 1955, Doc Brown’s Delorean first went back in time. The car departed from the parking lot of the Twin Pines Mall ... gaggle of new-wave future girl dancers.

Fans of the 1985 movie ‘Back To The Future’ will ... Fox, pushed a silver DeLorean to 88 miles per hour and zoomed back to 1955. In the film, the Twin Pines Mall, also known as Lone Pine ...

fictionally known as the Twin Pines Mall, was the backdrop of the iconic “Back to the Future” scene, where Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel through time in their DeLorean “time machine ...