False. - A. McGeeBut you can't bargain with love!!
Then you have the other Marty at the end going back to 1955 when the first Marty comes back. So now there's a constant loop of Marties going back to 1955. What if one of them fails? Does that kill the loop?Exactly. I mean, the whole thing with Marty slowly being erased from existence doesn't make sense. If he didn't exist, then who did Lorraine's dad hit with the car? Well, if there were no Marty to push George out of the way, then George got hit, meaning he and Lorraine got together, meaning Marty was born. ATKOT.
God intervened there, IMO.The thing that always bothered me -> Doc and Marty, on the night the clocktower is struck, have everything calculated down to the millisecond in order for Marty to hit the cable at the precise millisecond that the lightning is passing through it. They have the distance, acceleration, everything pinned down. Then, when it's time for Marty to hit the gas, the DeLorean dies. That right there should've ended the whole movie with Marty stuck in 1955. But no, he sits there and turns the ignition multiple times to no avail. Then, finally, after a good 10 seconds, he bangs his head on the steering wheel and the car starts. Shouldn't he miss the lightning by 10+ seconds, or whatever the delay was?
There's definitely a morals clause in there. But what constitutes "morality" at that place?Surely they have a "fired for cause" clause in that contract. Right?*
*probably not
Surely they have a "fired for cause" clause in that contract. Right?*
*probably not
One of the best things about "Back to the Future" is that it doesn't even try to explain the Doc/Marty relationship. "Yeah, this high school kid hangs out with this crazy old scientist who steals shit from terrorists. What of it?"
The movie Primer addresses the time travel paradox really well. And is great.
Well you could, but I'd argue whores in the dorm is par for the course, not damaging imoIf Pitino were to be fired because of that morals language, I think he could make a reasonable argument that it's not possible to damage the "good name and reputation" of UL at this point.
If Pitino were to be fired because of that morals language, I think he could make a reasonable argument that it's not possible to damage the "good name and reputation" of UL at this point.
Seeing the name "Brad Pendergrass" thrown around as a name to watch for. A quick Google search shows he is VP of sales for a company Wheels Up located in Louisville.