This video was supported by Storyblocks Video, an easy to use site full of stock footage, After Effects templates, backgrounds, motion Graphics and much more. So next time that you are making an effect try to do it practical and have fun! StoryBlocks Video Besides that it’s also a lot of fun to experiment and try to get the effect right. It’s easier, faster and best of all it looks more realistic. Personally I prefer to do as much as possible practical. The spark flying and the explosion we’ll do inside of After Effects. We show you how to create the big white flash in front of the car and the fire under the car practical so you just have to blend it on your clip. Instead of doing everything inside Adobe After Effects we chose for a mix of practical effects and visual effects. There are already a lot of good tutorials out there about this effect so that’s why we wanted to do it a little bit different. That’s right the Delorean going to the future! You were supposed to see a receding spiral but instead it came out looking like a 99.In this tutorial we are recreating (in my eyes) the most memorable effect of the movie. This quote appears to have been sourced (verbatim) from the Official BTTF Fan Club Magazine, Issue #3. Gale : The sudden rotation of the DeLorean from the lightning hit accelerates it to 88 miles per hour when it spins. Fire Trail Back to The Future Womens Vest Black: Free UK Shipping on Orders Over 20 and Free 30-Day Returns, on Selected Fashion Items Sold or Fulfilled. How could the DeLorean travel through time when it gets struck by lightning if it isn't going 88 miles per hour? Since in this case, the car was spinning, the fire trails are left behind as spirals instead of the usual straight lines left behind when the car is moving straight ahead. As we already know, the DeLorean leaves fire trails behind it when it travels through time. Gale : When the big bolt of lightning hits the DeLorean, it sends the flying vehicle spinning on its axis. What is the significance of the pair of "backwards 9's" of fire left behind when the DeLorean is struck by lightning?
On the official wikidot FAQ ( ) for Back to the Future II, Robert Gale (the film's co-Writer and Director) described the 99 fire trails thusly:
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