:04:01
I'm fine. Thanks.
:04:16
What are you doing?
Nothing.
:04:18
I was just out enjoying the morning air.
:04:20
It's really lovely here in the morning.
Don't you think?
:04:23
Yes. We've got to load the DeLorean
and get ready to roll.
:04:27
Look at that, the tombstone.
:04:31
Let me see that photograph again.
:04:36
My name, it's vanished.
:04:38
That's great, Doc.
:04:40
We're going back to the future tomorrow,
so everything's being erased.
:04:43
But only my name is erased.
:04:45
The tombstone itself and the date still remain.
That doesn't make sense.
:04:48
We know this photograph represents
what will happen...
:04:51
...if the events of today continue
to run their course into tomorrow.
:04:54
- Right. So?
- Excuse me, Mr. Eastwood.
:04:57
- I just need to take your measurements.
- Look, pal, I don't want to buy a suit.
:05:01
- This is for your coffin.
- My coffin?
:05:04
The odds are running 2-1 against you.
:05:07
Might as well be prepared.
:05:09
So it may not be my name...
:05:11
...that's going to be on this tombstone.
It may be yours.
:05:15
- Great Scott.
- I know, this is heavy.
:05:18
Why are you wearing that gun? You're
not considering going up against Tannen?
:05:22
Tomorrow morning I'm going
back to the future with you.
:05:24
But if Buford Tannen comes looking for trouble,
I'll be ready for him.
:05:28
You heard what that son of a bitch called me.
:05:30
You can't lose your judgment over names.
:05:33
That's exactly what causes you
to get in that accident in the future.
:05:38
What? What about my future?
:05:42
I can't tell you. It might make things worse.
:05:45
Wait a minute.
:05:47
What is wrong with my future?
:05:50
We all have to make decisions
that affect the course of our lives.
:05:54
You've got to do what you've got to do...
:05:57
...and I've got to do what I've got to do.