Poll of the Day > Is there a cut of Back to the Future where Marty destroys the guitar?

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I could've sworn he did that, but I just rewatched it on Netflix and he doesn't. I'm wondering if I'm just remembering it wrong or there's a different cut where he does that.
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I don't recall him destroying the guitar at all.

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You probably saw a parody version of it where they went full metal and destroyed the guitar, and are just sort of fusing the two in your brain.
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Far-Queue posted...

I don't recall him destroying the guitar at all.

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Mandela effect confirmed?

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I think you're confusing it with the movie Shazaam starring Sinbad.

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@captpackrat

that post sent me down a weird rabbit hole

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DevilSummoner1 posted...

this

Mandela effect confirmed?

Nope, this is the only time I have heard this "version"

Most likely misremembering the amp kick

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from a reddit thread about sinbad in shazaam ahahahahahahaha

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DevilSummoner1 posted...

Mandela effect confirmed?

I thought that was when most people remember something that didn't happen. Like the Berenstain Bears. In this case, it sounds like something one person is remembering wrong. Or, as PO said, mixing it up with a parody...
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DirtBasedSoap posted...

from a reddit thread about sinbad in shazaam ahahahahahahaha

wtf lol

LinkPizza posted...

I thought that was when most people remember something that didn't happen. Like the Berenstain Bears. In this case, it sounds like something one person is remembering wrong. Or, as PO said, mixing it up with a parody...

is that how it works? i forget

The Mandela Effect refers to a situation in which a large mass of people believes that an event occurred when it did not.

so sort of? it was my understanding that it by the individual. :^)


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It doesn't really matter anyway, because the Mandela Effect is a bullshit non-phenomenon that basically boils down to "Humans have bad memories, and would rather believe that the universe itself has somehow shifted on the quantum level rather than accept that they might be misremebering something."
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That whole trilogy holds up really well imo

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ParanoidObsessive posted...

It doesn't really matter anyway, because the Mandela Effect is a bullshit non-phenomenon that basically boils down to "Humans have bad memories, and would rather believe that the universe itself has somehow shifted on the quantum level rather than accept that they might be misremebering something."

Though, people think big coincidences like everyone remembering something a certain way is weird. Like misremembering something is normal. And lots of people misremembering something is normal. Lots of people misremembering something exactly the same way even though there was no reason to seems weird... Though, there are reasons for some of the stuff...
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LinkPizza posted...

Though, people think big coincidences like everyone remembering something a certain way is weird. Like misremembering something is normal. And lots of people misremembering something is normal. Lots of people misremembering something exactly the same way even though there was no reason to seems weird... Though, there are reasons for some of the stuff...

Humans are really open to suggestion tho. So we could wanna find any reason to excuse our being wrong.

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FrndNhbrHdCEman posted...

Humans are really open to suggestion tho. So we could wanna find any reason to excuse our being wrong.

Yeah. Thats what Im saying. They dont like the weirdness without some kind of explanation.
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ParanoidObsessive posted...

It doesn't really matter anyway, because the Mandela Effect is a bullshit non-phenomenon that basically boils down to "Humans have bad memories, and would rather believe that the universe itself has somehow shifted on the quantum level rather than accept that they might be misremebering something."

I don't think people actually believe it. They just gave a lot of people remembering the same exact thing in the same exact way a name.
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I don't remember Marty destroying the guitar in any version of "Back to the Future". I do, however, remember him trying to do a Jimi Hendrix riff but stopping when people give him a "wtf?" look and saying "your kids will love it".

Nah brah. It's the thin membranes between our universe and the ones all around it.

Areas where these thinnies are most likely to appear, are the same places where Ancient Astronauts chose to help the native people build structures upon.

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I've been noticing some differences between the original movies and those uploaded to Netflix.

Like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wK94mIycAk

No cover. Goes from two Ooo La La to one Ooo La La.

WastelandCowboy posted...

I've been noticing some differences between the original movies and those uploaded to Netflix.

This has always been a thing to some degree. Like when TV versions of movies would have scenes that weren't in the original release, because of complicated timing issues.

It would usually happen in movies where they had to censor a lot of stuff out from the theatrical version, then found they wound up cutting the movie too short. So they'd add back deleted scenes that had been cut from the original to fill out time.

There's usually some reason or another for changes, even if we don't always know what they are.
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LinkPizza posted...

Yeah. Thats what Im saying. They dont like the weirdness without some kind of explanation.

Yup. Dunno why but Ive never had the Bearenstein Bears effect. Dont really care how its spelled.

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FrndNhbrHdCEman posted...

Yup. Dunno why but Ive never had the Bearenstein Bears effect. Dont really care how its spelled.

I was a super huge fan of theirs I had a bunch of books. And even had one of the video games...
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LinkPizza posted...

Berenstain Bears

I specifically remember thinking it was the Berenstain Bears when I was a kid, and I think everyone else is just forgetting that. The fact that the title of that book was too hard to read pronounce or remember correctly for most kids.

Then everyone looks back and goes, "woah, our collective memory was warped somehow bro" as if we were all sitting around discussing our thoughts on the Berenstain Bears

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Im glad they went with a DeLorean and not a fridge.

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I don't recall any scene of anyone destroying guitars.

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