Changes: Fox Photo

Revision as of 15:08, 20 December 2014

A Fox Photo stand at Twin Pines Mall in Hill Valley was located in the parking lot in 1985, until it was totaled by a Volkswagen Station Wagon containing a group of Libyan terrorists, who had been pursuing Marty McFly in the DeLorean time machine when the car suddenly disappeared. The stand advertised a one-hour photo development service.

As Twin Pines Mall/Lone Pine Mall was not seen again after Back to the Future, whether the stand was ever replaced remains unrecorded.
While the mall was not depicted in 2015, in actuality the most noticeable difference would be that the photo booth, if rebuilt, would be gone or long since closed as most have been with the dominance of digital photography and the end of film as a mass-market consumer medium.
Fox Photo was a real-life company in 1985, and was sold to Kodak the following year. (Movie audiences unfamiliar with the name Fox Photo — particularly those outside the United States — might have thought this to be an in-joke reference to Michael J. Fox.)

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 [[Image:Libyans mall.jpg|thumb|250px|The Libyans' van enters the parking lot and drives by the Fox Photo stand.]]
-A '''Fox Photo''' stand at [[Twin Pines Mall]] in [[Hill Valley]] is located in the parking lot in [[1985]], until it was totaled by a [[Volkswagen Station Wagon]] containing a group of [[Libyan terrorist]]s, who had been pursuing [[Marty McFly]] in the [[DeLorean time machine]] when the car suddenly disappeared. The stand advertised a one-hour photo development service.
+A '''Fox Photo''' stand at [[Twin Pines Mall]] in [[Hill Valley]] was located in the parking lot in [[1985]], until it was totaled by a [[Volkswagen Station Wagon]] containing a group of [[Libyan terrorist]]s, who had been pursuing [[Marty McFly]] in the [[DeLorean time machine]] when the car suddenly disappeared. The stand advertised a one-hour photo development service.
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