Back To The Future Movie Blooper

Movies | TV | Books | Quotes

Easter Eggs | Drink Recipes

The Slip-Up Archive_TM
SLIPUPS.COM

Home > Movies > A - D > Back To The Future Bloopers

Add a Slip-Up | Help | Discussion

Where To Next?

More Back To The Future Bloopers

Top 25 Bloopers in A - D

All A - D Bloopers

Top 25 Bloopers

Newest Bloopers

Back To The Future Easter Eggs

Back To The Future - The Clutch Is Your Friend

In the scene where Doc Brown is trying to hook up the cable to the tower after a tree crashed on it, Marty is back trying to get the DeLorean started. Look closely..when the scene shifts to his foot, you will noticed that the car is a stick shift. Any car that is manual transmission, will not start unless the clutch is depressed. The car was not doing anything!

Special Requirements:

Eyes.

Avg. Rating:	2.1 of 10 - (65 votes cast)
Your Rating:

Contributed By:

Netslayer on 12-20-2001

Email this Slip-Up to a Friend!

Reviewed By:

Webmaster

Correct this Slip-Up

Pictures Click on the thumbnails for a full-size image, or send in your own

Be the first to send us your picture of this Slip-Up!

Comments:

kschrader writes:: Not all cars have a clutch safety switch!! And sorry to say that the De Loreans also did not come with that feature.... They were made over seas and it was not mandatory... sorry........; 5 of 6 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Bambam writes:: Here in Britain nearly all cars are manual. I drive one myself and can therefore confirm that if the car is in neutral, it will start with the clutch up. If the car is in gear and the clutch is up, it will jump forward (or backwards if in reverse) and stall.; 4 of 5 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

DICKY writes:: I _own_ a manual DeLorean. You don't need to depress the clutch to start it.; 2 of 2 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

CommanderTuvok writes:: Not true. Many newer cars will not start without the clutch down, but some older vehicles can be started without depressing the clutch.; 2 of 4 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

RichD writes:: Yes, but not unless the car was in neutral, then you would not have to depress the clutch.; 0 of 1 people found this comment helpful. Did you?