Lone Pine Mall

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Lone Pine Mall is the fictional shopping center in the Back to the Future films where Marty McFly first encounters Doc Brown’s time-traveling DeLorean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional shopping mall
film setting
appearsIn Back to the Future NERFINISHED
Back to the Future film series NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre adventure film
comedy film
associatedCharacter Emmett "Doc" Brown NERFINISHED
Jennifer Parker NERFINISHED
Libyan terrorists
Marty McFly NERFINISHED
associatedWork DeLorean time machine NERFINISHED
countryInFiction United States NERFINISHED
creator Bob Gale NERFINISHED
Robert Zemeckis NERFINISHED
diegeticTimePeriod 1985
fictionalCounterpartOf Twin Pines Mall NERFINISHED
filmingLocationCity City of Industry, California NERFINISHED
filmingLocationRealWorld Puente Hills Mall NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Back to the Future (1985 film) NERFINISHED
franchiseElementType recurring location
genreContext science fiction film
time travel narrative
hasSignageText LONE PINE MALL NERFINISHED
inUniverseFunction regional shopping center
languageOfWork English
locatedInFictionalUniverse California NERFINISHED
Hill Valley NERFINISHED
medium film
nameChangeReasonInStory destruction of one of Old Man Peabody’s twin pine trees
notableEvent Doc Brown tests the DeLorean time machine there
Libyan terrorists confront Doc Brown in its parking lot
Marty McFly first witnesses time travel there
Marty McFly travels from 1985 to 1955 from its parking lot NERFINISHED
partOf Back to the Future franchise NERFINISHED
previousNameInStory Twin Pines Mall NERFINISHED
productionCountryOfWork United States NERFINISHED
settingForSceneType parking lot chase
time-travel experiment
symbolizes altered timeline
butterfly effect of small changes in the past
usedAsPlotDeviceFor showing consequences of time travel on the present

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Hill Valley hasLandmark Lone Pine Mall