aka Twin Pines Mall from Back to the Future. It’s now a dead mall,” YouTubers Retail Archaeology writes in the caption to the video. Indeed, the Puente Hills Mall can be found Los Angeles ...

Inside is the sign for the fictional Twin Pines Mall in “Back to the Future.” Its faux electronic ... s time machine built from a spruced-up DeLorean. In the scene, a JCPenney stands out ...

The genius inventor Dr. Emmett Brown was the instigator of all the haphazard happenings seen in Back to ... that the DeLorean was safe. After Marty met Doc outside the Twin Pines Mall, we see ...

A once bustling mall ... "Back to the Future" now resembles a ghost town after multiple stores decided to shut their doors for good. Consumers have been visiting the mall, known as the Twin Pines ...

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 ...

The iconic mall is known as the Twin Pines Mall from 1985's "Back to the Future." Locals say they remember how busy this place used to be, but now customers are greeted with signs saying stores ...

The California mall made famous by the Back to the Future movie is now a shell of ... appeared as the Twin Pines/Lone Pine Mall in the iconic 1985 film. It saw Marty McFly, played by Michael ...

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.