It’s easy to think of Christopher Lloyd’s Doc Brown as your run-of-the-mill eccentric genius. Or simply a wild-haired inventor with a time-traveling DeLorean and a heart in the right place.

The genius inventor Dr. Emmett Brown was the instigator of ... While it’s easy to view this as just a quick example of Doc’s eccentricities, these clocks hint at an earlier time travel test ...

When Marty tells 1955's Doc Brown that Ronald Reagan is president in the 1980s, Doc assumes that Marty is a crackpot. It's easy to imagine him being even more incredulous of more recent political ...

With the help of the younger 1955 version of Doc Brown, Marty scrambles to fix the ... making room for a sequel wasn’t exactly easy – and even the film’s director, Robert Zemeckis, talked ...

It was easy to pick the video apart ... For all of us." At least Doc Brown is right about one thing: Hover sciences are the next frontier for humanity. Let's all use this as a lesson and get ...

When Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) built his DeLorean-shaped time machine in Back to the Future (now available from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) he needed an incredible amount of raw ...