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The last installment of the Back To The Future franchise was released 34 years ago. However, viewers have remained expectant for more of Dr. Emmett Brown and his sidekick Marty McFly. Followers of the franchise were met with a pleasant surprise upon the release of a fan-made Back To The Future 4 clip featuring Tom Holland. The teaser showed Tom as Jake McFly, a "brilliant young inventor" and descendant of the time-traveling Marty. Fans were left "in tears" from the start, particularly when Dr. Brown said, "It isn't over, Marty... there's one more adventure waiting for us." 'Back to the Future 4' teaser leaves viewers in awe BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II, Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, 1989 Tom's Jake McFly finds Dr. Brown's long-lost journal that "contains secrets to enhance time travel capabilities, opening up new possibilities and unforeseen consequences." Jake, who wears a red gilet, takes the book and travels across many timelines while confronting a "mysterious adversary" who seeks to redo history. RELATED: ‘Back To The Future’s Script Was Rejected Over 40 Times, Says Screenwriter Viewers were fascinated by the thriller and expressed their thoughts in the comments on YouTube, commending the creators and calling for an actual movie. "Dude.. The amount of spine tingles I got while watching this was insane! Amazing work!! This needs to be made for real ASAP!" someone wrote. "This is dang good, man. I'm super impressed; it almost fooled me for a real trailer for a real movie. Well done!! I'd watch this movie in a HEARTBEAT," another added. BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III, Michael J. Fox, 1990, ©Universal/courtesy Everett Collection The teaser was made with AI Sadly, there is no actual Back To The Future 4 in the works because the trailer is a fake by Youtuber KH Studio. He is known for creating mashups using "a variety of effect techniques, sound design, AI technologies, film analytics, and other elements" to reimagine sequels of iconic franchises that would this day and age. BACK TO THE FUTURE, Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, 1985, (c)Universal/courtesy Everett Collection Although fans were disappointed, it was an opportunity to reminisce on the classic and also imagine Tom as the perfect add-on should there be an actual movie. "That was awesome. I hate fan-made trailers, but they could totally pull this off. Good job. I agree, very well done and it almost had me in tears," someone admitted. "Imagine what fantastic stories there could be. Thanks for this good work. Think we'll never get Part 4," another agreed, resigning to reality. https://youtu.be/nS12Fbtgr5A?sihRqohZsdppdm5Knt