Marty McFly

What am I talking about? All right, number seven.

Before starring in one of the biggest cinematic franchises of all time, this actor made his debut, his film debut at the age of eight, playing a kid unimpressed by Marty McFly's video game skills in Back to the Future Part II.

Name that actor who began starring in one of the biggest cinematic franchises of all time in the early 2000s.

All right, number eight.

Yes, we are talking about Woodstock.

All right, number seven.

Before starring in one of the biggest cinematic franchises of all time, this actor made his film debut at the age of eight, playing a kid unimpressed by Marty McFly's video game skills in Back to the Future Part II.

Yeah, early 2000s though, he begins starring in one of the biggest, or what will turn into one of the biggest cinematic franchises of all time.

created brings them then to this this world where we had seen jason who are that jason died but our jason had to you know kill daniella with morphine and presumably this is layton doing his altruistic thing to help these multiverses and multiple worlds be better

i think this is going to bring up an interesting question which is a typical multiverse trope right is one do you have a moral obligation to help others in these different realities and two by doing so and let's say giving them a cure from a different reality are you actually dooming them because that's not supposed to be there in the first place like have you made the situation worse you get that butterfly effect right Or whatever we've seen, like Back to the Future, Marty McFly, every time he does something good, something changes in his future and he comes back to a totally different reality.

I can see that being something where Layton gets broken from this altruistic view that he has of wanting to help the other realities.

Yeah, what happens when he can't save a universe or save a world? Or what happens when he destroys one on accident because he's trying to save it? There you go.

Fox as Frank Bannister.

He was in the Back to the Future trilogy as Marty McFly.

What? I know, it's crazy.

Trina Alvarado as Lucy Linsky.

Cause spooky love is specifically about a girl who has a near death experience and can now see ghosts that talk to her.

Well, clearly obviously a rip off.

Clearly Marty McFly used his time machine to go to specifically 2026, understand what the fuck Netflix was from 1985.

Select a random K-drama.

It's his robes, but it's this like teal monstrosity.

The shape of it looks it looks exactly to me the shape like Marty McFly shoes when he goes to the future.

Yeah.

It looks kind of like the color of his hat.

Yeah, you're right.

They do.

They look like Marty McFly's shoes.

Yeah, like the ones that you push the tongue and then they auto-shrink, suck up.

It's a lot of fun.

But um you know at the end of that movie when marty mcfly is standing in the rain and the mysterious stranger comes up with a package for him you know are you marty mcfly uh you know it's it's this obvious sort of like oh here's like the cameo scene would be right you know think of like uh

Yeah,

when Sean Connery shows up at the end of The Prince of Thieves, and it's, you know, playing Richard I, something like that.

Well, you want to get all the premium heavy metal talent involved.

Well, that's true.

And that's not even the only person from the Back to the Future series who's actually in this movie, too, because Wendy Jo Sperber, who plays Marty McFly's sister, is one of the student drivers

at the end of the film, too.

Let me go back a second.

I thought I was having a Marty McFly moment.

Yeah, I think

they're playing at 10 a.m. tomorrow.

Let me go back a second.

I thought I was having a Marty McFly moment.

Yeah, I think

they're playing at 10 a.m. tomorrow.

me go back a second.

I thought I was having a Marty McFly moment.

Yeah, I think they're playing

at 10 a.m. tomorrow.