If there's one movie you should rewatch this year, it's "Back to the Future 2."
Director Robert Zemeckis' 1989 film sends Marty McFly and Doc Brown to the year 2015.
Did the film get it right? Not exactly.
While it predicted Skype calls and virtual-reality headsets, the film got plenty wrong — including hoverboards though we're getting close).
However, Zemeckis mentions in a featurette for the film he didn't plan to get the future right, explaining he was not a fan of seeing it depicted in movies.
"Back to the Future 2" debuted in theaters 26 years ago on July 3. See what the film got wrong.
We may have electric cars, but we're still a little while away from ones that fly.
2015 may be fond of superheroes on the big screen, but we're not dressing like them just yet.
We've come close, but we're still waiting around for an actual working model of a hoverboard. It didn't help that Zemeckis tricked fans into thinking the toy was real in a behind-the-scenes featurette for the film.
It looks like Lexus may be pretty close.
(Sources: "Back to the Future 2" featurette / Nerdist)
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