Yay!

*still wants a DeLorean*

I had a DeLorean, and my license plate said MCFLY. That's how cool *I* am, in case anyone was wondering.

Was this version of Back to the Future the one with the outro for the sequel? I asked Alison to let me know, but I think her cold and un-caring demeanor scared me off or something. I don't know.

Who wants tacos? I do.

Woah. I actually was wondering about how cool you were. Turns out even cooler than I was expecting!

Fox was my hero too. When I was younger I wanted my name to be Alex, after Alex P. Keaton.

@Graham
Two times, I asked Erik, but for some reason he's ignoring my iChats.

TACO TUESDAY!!!1!

If the 2 women didn't like the movie, they could have just walked out. Right?

@Reymont: That's aweso-- wait, what do you mean "had"?!

@Graham: There's a version without it?

@Graham There's a version with an outro for the sequel? Even seeing it theatrical back in it's initial release I do not recall this at all.

I do remember the teaser on Back to the Future 2 before the credits rolled that announced, "To be concluded...."

Anyways, the print does not have a teaser for BTTF2 at the end, but it does start with a trailer for Repo Men.

IMDB: "The VHS release added a 'To Be Continued...' title card at the end to advertise Back to the Future Part II (1989). This was not in the original theatrical release nor is it on the DVDs."

That's the only difference I see mentioned, fwiw.

@tk.

I'm trying to remember now if my old VHS copy of it had it on there. It must have. While I was searching about before completing that post I came across the following teaser poster.

http://bit.ly/dyBNEW

Ha, nice find!

@tk I think I like that first poster compared to this one.

http://bit.ly/9dPR0m