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It turns out Chris Pratt is partially right. When Marty returns to present day 1985, it could have been years since his parents would have perhaps originally noted the uncanny resemblance between their son and that kid from high school 20 years previous. Maybe they do remember him tho, not as Marty, as Calvin. But Guardians of the Galaxy star Chris Pratt attempted to explain it away by thinking that maybe they do remember Marty, but we just don't see that moment, whenever it may have happened.
Fans have considered this to be a "plot hole" for a long time.
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