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Back To The Future Analysis

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Back to the Future:
Truth or fiction
COLSON JONES
Drones, hands free games, and The Maim Marlins. These are just a few things that Back To the Future predicted corrected. Back to the Future Part II was set on October 21, 2015 . The total amount of things Robert Zemeckis, The director of Back to the Future Part II, Predicted was outstanding. Some of these grand ideas happened and some didn't.
Recreation
Hover boards -NO. I have dreamed of riding a hover board down my road. Marty McFly, the protagonist of the movie rides one often. As some of you may know Lexus has developed a real working hover board, but it is not like the one in the film. It is impractical, hard to ride, and only goes on certain tracks. This makes the hover cars you …show more content…

In one scene of the movie Marty plays a vintage game and kids look at him in disgust as they say "You have to use your hands." Hands free games are currently being developed by Xbox in their Kinect systems.
Drones- Yes. Drones are seen in back to the future many times. They are seen as news reporters and even In one scene Walking a dog. Recently there has been a craze of drones and it doesn’t appear to be slowing down
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Entertainment was predicted very well even though the technology of the hover boards isn't quite there I have a feeling that it wont be long before it is here. Events
Cubs winning World Series- No. Although the cubs would love to break their 105 year losing streak, but if you get swept in the semifinals it’s hard to win the World Series.
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Baseball team in Florida –Yes. Even though their mascot isn’t an alligator Florida still got their team in the Maim Marlins. Jaws 19- No. Even though we would have loved a couple more Jaws movies it just didn’t happen. Recently there have been many examples of movies having too many extensions or sequels. For example Fast and furious 7, Avengers, and land before time is getting its 14th movie in 2016.
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