Hello Bloggineers.
We have arrived in the year 2019, and today we're checking out Back to the Future Trilogy the Exhibit at the Hollywood Museum.
The museum is housed in the historic Max Factor building.
Tonight is the opening gala ,and we're waiting here fighting the red carpet. And maybe we'll see Marty or Doc.
The celebrities are starting to show up on the red carpet.
There's Bob Gale the co-creator of the franchise.
This exhibit celebrates the classic sci-fi trilogy.
Frisbee. Far out.
We're climbing to the third floor to view the gallery.
Hurry, let's go grab a spot for the opening ceremony.
Is that Mr. Strickland standing in front of us?
[Marty McFly] It's Mr. Strickland. Jesus, didn't that guy ever have hair?
First up is Charles Fleischer from part two.
[Terry] I said I wish I could go back to the beginning of the season put some money on the Cubbies.
[Charles Fleischer] Back to the Future parts 4, 5, and 6 raised a lot of questions.
[Charles Fleischer] But, Back to the Future 7, 8, and 9 answered all of them.
Next is Don Fullilove from parts one and two.
[Goldie Wilson] Mayor!
[Goldie Wilson] Now that's a good idea! I could run for mayor.
[Don Fullilove] I became Goldie Wilson. My life forever, Don Fullilove, me. That's the real me.
Forever will be Mayor Goldie Wilson.
Followed by Elsa Raven, the clock tower lady.
[Clocktower Lady] Save the clock tower! Save the clock tower!
[Clocktower Lady] Mayor Wilson is sponsoring an initiative to replace that clock.
[Elsa Raven] You people are just marvelous. And I am so grateful for all the people who are responsible for this evening.
And finally Bob Gale takes the stage.
[Bob Gale] This is USA Today, from January 1986. Ronald Reagan quoted Back to the Future in his state of the union address.
[Ronald Reagan] As they said in the film Back to the Future,
[Ronald Reagan] Where we going, we don't need roads.
Now we want to look at the exhibits, but it's way too crowded.
I have an idea.
Inside the DeLorean is the Flux Capacitor, which is what it's time travel possible.
Let's go back in time a couple of hours.
Hello Bloggineers. We've just arrived in the year 2019. And today we're going to check out Back to the Future Trilogy the Exhibit.
When you're here, be sure not to run into your other self.
[Marty McFly] Other self?
[Doc Brown] Yes. There now two of me here, and there are two of you here.
We're climbing to the third floor to view the gallery.
Much better. We have this place all to ourselves now.
First, we're reading about the characters and the actors who played them.
There are many Back to the Future collectibles here.
On display are also costumes from the movies.
Why is the head cut off?
Because he is erased....from existence.
This is from part one when Marty was singing Johnny B. Goode.
And of course you can see the time machine here too.
Look, it's Mr. Fusion.
I need fuel.
This is the hover board from part two, where they go to the future.
I wish hover boards were real.
Here are the boards from Griff's gang.
I got a Pit Bull now.
That's the newspaper from the future. Except the future is now in the past.
Because it's October 22, 2015.
So that was four years ago.
This is the newspaper from the alternative 1985 when Biff became a millionaire by betting on sports with his sports almanac.
[TV] See Biff's humble beginnings and how a trip to the racetrack on his 21st birthday made him a millionaire overnight.
This is the DeLorean from Back to the Future Part three where they went to the Old West.
[Marty McFly] Hi-Yo Silver.
Look! It's the Time Train.
I don't think The Justice League was in Back to the Future.
There's a lot more to see here, but we don't want to spoil everything.
So if you're a Back to the Future fan, we highly recommend you come to Hollywood Museum to check this out.
We had so much fun at the Back to the Future trilogy exhibit at the Hollywood Museum.
My favorite part was seeing the newspapers from the different alternatives.
Like, in one of them George McFly is murdered. But then in the other alternative he's honored.
My favorite part is saying the Time Train from part three.
Thank you for watching and we'll see you in the future.
Bye bye.
Or the past.