I think I'd rather have a car that runs on used cooking oil. At least I can enjoy the aroma of french fries while driving in something that doesn't look like a reject from Mad Max...
Yeah, but Mr. Fusion only powered the flux capacitor instead of using plutonium to generate the 1.21 Gigawatts of electricity. You would no longer have to offer to build Lybians a bomb and give them a shoddy bomb casing full of used pinball machine parts in order to come across plutonium.
Unleaded gasoline was needed to power the internal combustion engine, hence the entire premise for Back to the Future III.
@TheFuzz53: But then, what was powering the hover converters in part II? I was always trying hard to ignore the fact that the flux capacitor required 1.21 gigawatts of electricity to attain flux dispersal, but at the same time the car needed
@Kaiser-Machead: What bothered me with III is that they already beat MadDog Tannen, so what's the rush? They had plenty of time to properly fix the delorian.
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Unleaded gasoline was needed to power the internal combustion engine, hence the entire premise for Back to the Future III.
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..to travel at 88mph in order to generate the extra power. I guess Robert Zemekis wanted to one-up Bill & Ted's phone booth.
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"Naw. It's last night's leftovers."
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look at the first computer ever and compare it with the current one
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