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VAUSE: Well, all around the world, fans celebrated "Back to the Future" Day. Love that music. October 21, 2015, that's the day Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveled to in their time machine/DeLorean. The cast of the classic film attended a 30th anniversary screening in New York City. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd were among them.</s>SESAY: And the fans, the fans came out in force. They just love this day. Fans in California dressed like their favorite characters and got a close look at Doc Browns truck and the famous DeLorean. It is so cool.</s>VAUSE: One couple in Virginia took their love for the movie and each other to a whole new level. Oh, dear. They chose this -- oh, it was their wedding.</s>SESAY: I think it's sweet.</s>VAUSE: They had the cake and their own DeLorean. Oh, my gosh.</s>SESAY: You don't find that cute?</s>VAUSE: I think that's just a little sad. Okay.</s>SESAY: We wish them the very best. I think it's fabulous. Well, the beloved movie nailed many predictions. I know you, you've been, like, going through these. Well, the beloved movie nailed many predictions. I know you have been going through them.</s>VAUSE: Yes.</s>SESAY: Many predicts for the year 2015, but it officially missed a big one on Wednesday. You might remember this very bold proclamation.</s>MICHAEL J. FOX, ACTOR: The Cubs win World Series! Against Miami?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yeah, it's something, huh? Who would have thought? 100 to 1 shot.</s>ANNOUNCER: And strike three called. They haven't been to the World Series since 2000, and the Mets are on their way back.</s>VAUSE: That's right, the hard luck Chicago Cubs are heading home. The New York Mutts are moving on.</s>SESAY: The Mutts or the Mets?</s>VAUSE: The Mutts. The Mutts outgunned the Cubs for four straight games. I don't like the Mutts.</s>SESAY: Yes, they did. There was a sad, sad night for those Cubs fans. To see the mood in Chicago, I'm not sure that we want to, not sure that it's wise, but let's bring in our own Ryan Young who is live outside Wrigley Field. My goodness, Ryan, say it ain't so. None of that "Back To The Future" magic rubbed off on the Cubs?</s>RYAN YOUNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Oh, look, everyone was talking about "Back To The Future" Day. There was a DeLorean in town. People were talking about the Nike shoes that got released today, with Michael J. Fox wearing them. They were hoping this would be the last thing that would come true from the movie, that the Cubs would have a chance to win the World Series; but we knew already today it was going about the hard because they had the potential chance to be swept. That's exactly what happened. They lost 8-3, but, look, Cubs fans are so classy. You can hear them on the inside saying go, Cubs, go at the end of it despite the loss. So many people though had their hearts tied this game, hoping for a change. So many people love this team. Over 100 years without them going to a championship. You can see fans who are standing around, who have been here for quite some time. Look, you guys say you love the Cubs. how did you feel about tonight and what happened?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I mean, I thought this was our year. "Back to the Future." they won their first play-off game 10/7, 107 years ago. They're a part of our team, but still fell a little bit short.</s>YOUNG: Did you feel sad in your heart? Did anyone cry in the group when it was over?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Just one.</s>YOUNG: Did you cry?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: She shed a tear.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I shed one little tear.</s>YOUNG: You have fans taking it in good nature. They've cleared the streets so far. But, look, everyone is bringing up the "Back to the Future." Everyone is talking about historic Wrigley Field, if you look behind us. Everyone had that hope in their hearts, but in the end, it didn't happen.</s>SESAY: Ryan, I know they were hoping, but let's face it, its tough being a Cubs fan, I mean, given their history of curses and failures.</s>YOUNG: Look, on a personal note, look, my producer has lived in this city his entire life. He has been a Cub fan his entire life, and he is so hurt behind the scene right now, he just wants to go home. I totally understand it. When you're a die-hard fan, these fans here are die-hard. I would compare them to soccer fans in Europe. They really bleed the Cub colors.</s>SESAY: Well, you know, it is what it is, you know. Our hearts go out to the Cubs fans. Maybe not John's, but certainly better luck next year.</s>YOUNG: There is a silver ling here.</s>SESAY: What's that?</s>YOUNG: Yes, there is a silver lining here because this is a very young team and everybody thinks they have a chance and can make the play-offs again next year.</s>VAUSE: Next year. Yeah, yeah, next year. Right, next year.</s>SESAY: Ryan Young joining us there from outside Wrigley Stadium. We appreciate it. Thank you.</s>VAUSE: Cubs World Series win will only ever be alive in a fantasy movie.</s>SESAY: That is so mean.</s>VAUSE: Yeah.</s>SESAY: They know where to find you. Better luck next year, we'll see what happens. Thank you for watching us here at CNN Newsroom, Live From Los Angeles. I'm Isha Sesay.</s>VAUSE: I'm John Vause. World Sports is up next but we'll be back in 15 minutes with another hour of news from all around the world. You're watching CNN.