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  • Stallone receives affirmative Apex for 1985, jointly represented by this film and Rocky IV. — Bill Simmons
  • Vietnam movies do not receive Apex here: late-1970s quality and Platoon’s Oscar-winning period are preferred, with Full Metal Jacket and Casualties of War also discussed. — Bill Simmons
  • Reagan, Uncle Sam/America, Julia Nickson and the Cold War’s 1985 pop-culture moment receive affirmative answers; the lack of nuclear-weapons discussion slightly weakens the Cold War argument. — Bill Simmons
  • Martin Kove is placed at Karate Kid instead, and movie knives are placed a year later with Cobra and Crocodile Dundee, alongside knife advertising. — Kyle Brandt
Back to the Future

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The final return to 1985 and Biff skateboard chase

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  • The clock-filled opening credits and Doc’s laboratory are nominated
  • Einstein’s one-minute time-travel experiment is nominated — Bill Simmons
  • Marty meeting George and Lorraine in the diner and bedroom is nominated — Bill Simmons
  • Marty convincing the 1955 Doc and the Ronald Reagan exchange are nominated — Bill Simmons
  • Marty punching Biff, escaping on the improvised skateboard, and the manure crash are nominated — Bill Simmons
  • The Johnny B. Goode performance is nominated and reported as a preview audience favorite that Zemeckis had considered cutting — Bill Simmons
  • The clock-tower return to 1985 is selected for its escalating action beats — Sean Fennessey
  • The flying DeLorean sequel tease and transformed McFly family are praised as part of the closing stretch — Sean Fennessey
  • The Biff skateboard chase is separately selected and linked to a childhood skateboard purchase — Chris Ryan
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