The 'Back to the Future' Quiz

Zemeckis had an earlier hit with "Romancing the Stone."

Spielberg produced all three of the films.

Not to be confused with Celine Dion's "The Power of Love."

He was replaced with Michael J. Fox, who was the first choice anyway.

Einstein is a good sport.

Okay, to be fair, he just wears a hooded radioactivity suit. But that's who he tells George he is.

But if you want to do your best Doc Brown impression, pronounce it "jigawatts."

Why high school dances have themes is a mystery we can't solve.

But their kids are gonna love Chuck Berry's classic.

Not recommended on the freeway.

The last scene of the first film had to be reshot, as it also was the first scene in "Back to the Future II."

Crispin Glover wasn't pleased with the ending of the first film.

I guess we didn't need Cripsin Glover in the future, either.

Glover ended up suing (and settling with) the filmmakers for using his likeness.

Marty says the shark still looks fake.

They travel back to the Old West, of course.

The final two films were both completed within 11 months.

Who wouldn't be tempted.

Complete with bulging eyeballs.

Also known as Lorraine McFly.

Played by Michael J. Fox, of course.

Kind of a lightweight, Doc Brown.

They were named in tribute to Robert Heinlein. (Kidding.)

That seems like a reasonable reaction.

Hill Valley is no longer a pleasant place to live, especially for Lorraine.

In a way, Weird Al would almost make more sense.

Biff gets rich off sports betting.

But alas, they were knocked out of the National League Championship before reaching -- or winning -- the World Series.

While a magnetic superconductor board can hover above a special track, we aren't exactly skateboarding on air yet.

Like McFly's Nike" AirMags," Nike introduced the HyperAdapt 1.0 that tightens automatically when a user stuffs their foot in the shoe.