The opening scene of Back to the Future was a masterclass in foreshadowing that was packed with subtle nods and Easter eggs ...

That iconic moment from Back to the Future was filmed in the south parking lot of the Puente Hills Mall in the City of Industry. Fans of the movie bring their DeLoreans to that exact spot every ...

3, 2024. Puente Hills Mall, filming location for “Back to the Future” has been sold. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer) Sam Pedroza, assistant city manager of the City of ...

It’s a weird thing to see on video, especially with such an iconic cinematic location ... but surely look like ghost towns. The Back to the Future mall is an ironic one to add to the list ...

The iconic mall is known as the Twin Pines Mall from 1985's "Back to the Future." Locals say they remember how busy this place used to be, but now customers are greeted with signs saying stores ...

A once bustling mall featured in the iconic film "Back to the Future" now resembles a ghost town after multiple stores decided to shut their doors for good. Consumers have been visiting the mall ...

best known as the Twin Pines Mall from the 1985 movie “Back to the Future,” was not exactly merry. But even here, the Christmas spirit refused to disappear thanks to Santa — also known as ...

fictionally known as the Twin Pines Mall, was the backdrop of the iconic “Back to the Future” scene, where Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel through time in their DeLorean “time machine ...

The City of Industry’s mall, fictionally known as the Twin Pines Mall, was the backdrop of the iconic “Back to the Future” scene, where Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel through time in their DeLorean ...