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How did Chuck Berry know the lyrics to Johnny B. Goode?
- Thread starter John Dunbar
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A string of words making a song seem like it would be rather plausible compared to 3 children being born genetically identical after Marty changed the dynamic of his parents' relationship entirely.
The real question is how did Marty get a Gibson ES-345 in 1955 when it wasn't invented until 1958?
Got it.
And, got it.
Mulaney is such a good wit. I enjoy him more than an lot of modern comedians.
Don't know. I heard he gave Queen the sound they were looking for for "Under Pressure."
Real talk, there has yet to be a movie cliffhanger as great as the ending to Back to the Future Part 2.
Ending to Empire Strikes Back? Nah.
Ending to Desolation of Smaug? Close, but no.
The Force Awakens? No.
"There's only one man that can help me!" That was masterful.
Ending to Empire Strikes Back? Nah.
Ending to Desolation of Smaug? Close, but no.
The Force Awakens? No.
"There's only one man that can help me!" That was masterful.
Holy shit someone put one of the fucking Hobbit movies in the same bracket as the goddamn Star Wars trilogy and Back to the fucking Future when comparing cliffhangers. This actually gave me a headache.
The real question is how did Marty get a Gibson ES-345 in 1955 when it wasn't invented until 1958?
He used his time machine
Introduced in the sequel. I almost want to say the new timeline somehow added it with him going from rich high and mighty class instead now, but he's supposed to be unchanged from OG timeline.
Dude was just going with flow. Trying to make a white embarrassment a bit...cooler.