Back to the Future Part II is a 1989 American science fiction comedy film and the second installment of the Back to the Future trilogy. It was directed by Robert Zemeckis, written by Zemeckis and Bob Gale, and stars Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas F. Wilson and Lea Thompson. Part II and the third installment of the trilogy, Back to the Future Part III, were filmed back-to-back, with some of the scenes of Part II and Part III filmed...
Doc Brown wonders about a crowd, invoking the name of Sir Isaac H. Newton.
Marty is shocked to learn that Doc has taken both he and Jennifer into the fu...
Biff pulls a gun on Marty after realizing he was warned 30 years earlier abou...
Biff relays a story to Marty about how a distant relative (him, back in 1955)...
Marty wants to know why everything seems so strange when they return to 1985.
Biff's gang members make fun of Marty for taking a hoverboard over water.
Griff tries to get Marty to participate in his plan by calling Marty Chicken.
Marty is confused when he finds bars on the windows of Jennifer's house.
Doc Brown realizes that if Jennifer encounters her older self it could unrave...
Marty gets an idea for how to make money in the past with knowledge from the ...
Marty discovers that Biff stole his idea of using the almanac to win in sport...
Marty breaks the news to Jennifer that they have traveled through time and ar...
Marty informs Doc Brown that they have to go back to 1955 to fix the timeline.
Biff reveals to Marty that he killed George McFly with the gun that he is hol...
Marty is shocked to wake up and find that his mom has gotten breast implants ...
Biff's goons grab Marty and escort him up to Biff's office.
Marty asks Mr. Strickland for help figuring out what is going on in the alter...
An older Biff is reminded of past events while watching Marty get chased by G...
Lorraine tells Biff that she wouldn't be with him even if he had a lot of money.
Marty makes fun of Biff's inability to get sayings right.
Doc Brown wants to know what happened to Griff and why the police are around.
Doc Brown has Marty read a newspaper article about his son getting arrested.
Doc Brown worries that Biff's car will damage the time machine.
Marty gets Doc Brown and tells them that he has come back from the future.
Marty reads a letter from Doc Brown after he disappeared from 1955.
Doc doesn't think that the DeLorean can hold up to a fight with Biff's car.
Doc Brown runs into his 1955 self and they talk about the weather.
Old Biff yells at Young Biff for getting the saying "make like a tree and lea...
Biff tries to tell his older self to make like a tree and get lost.
Biff tries to hit on Lorraine and get her to go to the big dance with him.
Doc Brown wonders about the significance that November 12th 1955 has on the s...
Biff is embarrassed when Marty calls him out for lying about the cause of a c...
Doc informs Marty that they have to go back in time in order to fix the future.
Doc Brown explains why he and Marty are in an alternate 1985 reality.
Marty is totally confused by the alternate reality that he has found himself in.
Biff threatens to cut Lorraine off if she walks out on him.
Biff thinks that Marty is a Butthead just like his father.
Marty's Mom complains to Biff that they need to provide for their children.
Biff is surprised to see Marty home. He thinks he's in Switzerland.
Marty watches a video of Biff saying God Bless America.
A bum on the street tells Marty to watch where he's going.
Mr. Strickland threatens to shoot Marty in the nuts.
Doc Brown is going to give up time travel and devote himself to figuring out ...
Old Marty compliments his mother for how well she hydrates pizza.
Marty is relieved that Doc's prediction of the universe being destroyed is a ...
Doc Brown thinks that Jennifer could cause the destruction of the entire univ...
Doc Brown worries that if Jennifer encounters her future self it could be dis...
A kid trying to play a video game tells Marty that using your hands is for ba...
Doc Brown believes that one event can cause a chain reaction and influence th...
Doc explains to Marty why he invented the time machine.
Doc Brown wants to know what happened to Griff and why the police are around.
Data, of Griff's gang, tells Marty that hoverboards don't work on water.
Spike grabs Marty in the crotch and asks him if he has any balls.
Griff gets Marty Jr. with the classic, "Your Shoe's untied" joke.
Griff yells at his grandpa Biff for not waxing his car right.
Biff knocks on Marty's head with his cane and asks if anyone is home.
A video waiter with a Michael Jackson persona describes one of the menu items...
Doc Brown warns Marty that Griff has a few short circuits and is unstable.
Doc lets Marty know that lawyers have been abolished in the future.
Doc Brown explains to Marty how they're going to rescue Marty's future son fr...
Doc Brown tries to stifle Marty's curiosity about his future.
Doc Brown shows off the work he had done at a rejuvenation clinic and reveals...
Doc Brown laments that the post office doesn't gain any efficiencies in the f...
Doc Brown explains to Marty why he drugged Jennifer.
Biff starts to wonder why he is seeing a flying DeLorean in Marty's front yard.
Doc tells Marty that they don't need roads and can use the hover drive for th...
Marty wonders why he and Jennifer have to rush off to the future.
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