Back to the Future

1989, the year Marty McFly went Back to the Future to 2015 and gave us a glimpse of what technology held for us. Well, here we are in 2015 and some predictions were right, others not so much. With these new technologies came consequences, consequences that even Doc Brown could not predict. Technological advances have obvious benefits, for example better security devices to keep people safe or medical advances that prolong lives and combat illness; however, these technologies can also have what is

invention. From here on we know that this is a shot that helps the narrative develope and automatically know that since Marty thinks this machine is amazing, he will then end up using it to his advantage. As we’ve gotten to experience the climax of Back to the Future, we prove that our ideological

Back to The Future – 1985 Directed by – Robert Zemeckis Produced by Neil Canton and Bob Gale Context What How The fear that aliens exist and that no one know what they would be like. As people are trying to find life on other planets today. The fear that people will potentially mess up the world by advancing in science too far. Due to the fact that the world today quickly advancing in all types of sciences That you can achieve any goals that you really want to. That being able to excel in

In the movie, Back To The Future Part II, when Marty McFly Jr. sits down to watch TV, he doesn’t need to use a remote control to change channels. Instead, he barks commands directly at the big-screen TV and names six different channels that he wants to view, all of which instantly appear in a grid on the TV. In another scene, Marty approaches a “Garden Center fruit dispenser” and commands it to give him some fruit. His first command is “Hey, fruit!” He is ignored by the dispenser because it has

One of the most fascinating films of 1985 explored the fantasy of time travel. The film Back to the Future, directed by Academy Award winning Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg, was one of the most successful trilogies ever created. The film follows an average high school student by the name of Marty Mcfly, and Doc Brown, a crazy but genius scientist. Doc has created a time machine disguised as Delorian, that he’s spent his entire life savings on. When Marty and Doc first test the time machine

cultural norms, these themes and motifs related to what it means to be a hero are still prominent within Back to the Future’s (Zemeckis, 1985) main protagonist, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox). While the end of his quest does not necessarily deem him a king, he discovers something considered infinitely more powerful in 1980’s America, a sense of identity and a willingness to embrace what the future holds. Despite Marty McFly’s questionable fashion sense and wise-cracking nature, he is an ideal hero, immediately

Back to the future by Robert Zemeckis is a fictional narrative. The plotline of this movie is that a young boy, Marty is accidentally sent to the past in a time travel machine invented by a scientist in the movie, Doc Brown. The setting of the movie is in an urban area referred to as Hill Valley in the movie. Back to the Future involves time travel, comedy scenes, and have creative science-fiction plotting, but the storyline of this narrative is pretty straightforward and easy to follow because instead

1 Value Creation and Enhancement: Back to the Future Aswath Damodaran Stern School of Business 44 West Fourth Street New York, NY 10012 adamodar@stern.nyu.edu 1 2 Abstract In recent years, firms have turned to their attention increasingly to ways in which they can increase their value. A number of competing measures, each with claims to being the "best" approach to value creation, have been developed and marketed by investment banking firms and consulting firms. In this paper, we begin

build their own fantasy and desire scientific improvement. For example, the movie Back to the Future is recently reviewed by portraying October 2015. Even though the 2015 in the movie and the reality was not exactly the same, it showed people how much development we have been achieved until now. In addition, the devices shown in the movie is still making people fascinated and alluding more possibility in the future innovation. The science fiction describes what the public imagine, leading to increasing

The year is 2012. In the movie Back to the Future II, four years from now, in 2016, Marty McFly travels from the past to save his family’s future. The future is almost upon us because yet it would seem that our education system has changed small scale since Back to the Future hit theaters in 1985. “We still have same academy’s, in the same parts, in the same teachers, with the same level of understanding, with the same equipment’s, and much the unique standard of parental support” (Green, 9). Ironically