Back To The Future ll Tech vs Today: What Came True?

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Back in 1989, the movie Back to the Future II gave us a wild vision of 2015 - flying cars, hoverboards, self-lacing shoes, and even a futuristic Café 80s with robotic waiters. Well, 2015 has come and gone, so the question remains… how much of that sci-fi magic actually became reality? In this video, we compare the movie’s most iconic futuristic gadgets and tech to their real-life modern equivalents (or at least the closest thing we’ve got). From hover boards to holographic ads, and Pepsi Perfect to drone taxis, find out which predictions Back to the Future II got right, what’s still in development, and what remains pure Hollywood fantasy still stuck in the future!

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0:00 Back To The Future ll Futuristic Tech vs Today
0:28 The Hoverboard
1:24 Flying Cars
2:27 Smart Glasses
3:32 Self-Lacing Shoes
4:22 Self-Drying and Adjustable Clothing
5:08 The Video Phone
6:00 TV Wall Screen
6:54 Holographic Advertisements
7:51 Automatic Dog Walker
8:38 Automated Home Controls
9:32 Dehydrated Pizza
10:23 Ceiling Fruit Garden
11:06 Hovercam Drone
11:53 Pepsi Perfect
12:39 Café 80s
13:15 Interactive Arcade Games

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