Back to the Future

"If we succeed, it will revolutionize our understanding of physics."

"I've devoted my life to understanding the mysteries of time."

"You see, Marty, every moment in time is a possibility."

"The universe is more complex than we ever imagined."

"I'm conducting an experiment in chronology. Care to help?"

"This is fascinating! You have to tell me everything that happens."

"A real scientist doesn't ask questions he can't answer."

"The key to controlling temporal displacement is precision."

"Scientific progress goes "boink"?"

"This is a matter of life and death, Marty. We must be very careful."

"According to my calculations, we have approximately four minutes."

"The space-time continuum is more fragile than you might think."

"I've spent the last thirty years preparing for this moment."

"When this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious shit."

"The flux capacitor! It's what makes time travel possible."

"Marty, this is the one part of the past that bothers me. If we tamper with it, we could alter the present."

"Only science can save us now."

"I'm afraid you're stuck here, Marty. We have no way to generate the 1.21 gigawatts we need."

"All we need is a little plutonium, and we can be on our way."

"The consequences of this temporal experiment could be catastrophic."

"It's all a matter of time, really."

"Marty, I don't think you fully appreciate the magnitude of this."

"We're heading for that telephone pole!"

"The consequences of this particular invasion of the space-time continuum could be devastating."

"Without courage, how can we accomplish anything?"

"I'm sorry, but you're my density. I mean, my destiny."

"One point twenty-one gigawatts!"

"Marty, you've got to understand that if my calculations are correct, and they always are, we'll arrive at precisely 10:04 p.m."

"This is it. This is the temporal displacement that occurs in the flux capacitor."

"The future hasn't been written yet. No one's has. Your future is whatever you make it."