First Time Watching *Back To The Future III*
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- This is Kacee's first time watching reaction to the movie 'Back to the Future Part III". In this final chapter, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) obtains a 70-year-old message from the time-traveling Dr. Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd), in which he informs Marty that he has retired to a small town in the Old West. Marty then finds out that the Doc was murdered shortly after sending the letter. In order to save his friend, Marty will have to travel back in time, disentangle a lovestruck Doc from a local schoolmarm, and repair the DeLorean -- all while avoiding a posse of gunslingers.
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Bob Zemeckis has already said there will not be another BTTF movie as long as he's alive as he owns the rights.
Nor should there be.
I'm glad he does, leave the trilogy alone as it is perfect...AND NO REMAKES OR REBOOTS!!!
If somebody announces a remake after he passes away, like many BTTF fans I'm gonna grab a pitchfork and light a torch!
I’ve heard Bob Gale pretty much say the same thing. He sees no need.
Yep, precisely. Both he and Bob Gale had clauses written into their BttF contracts where they have to approve any sequel, and they’ve emphatically said the story has been told, and that’s that. And good for them.
20:15 She wasn't in 40 year old Virgin, that was Catherine Keener. That was Mary Steenburgen, who was in Step Brothers and Elf with Will Ferrell.
...and Parenthood...and Last Man on Earth...
Ferrell.
@@adnap fixed
@@diamondem The irony was too great to ignore.
😉
@@adnap All good, it was just autocorrected from my phone.
The cowboy suit 1955 Doc dressed Marty in was based on Roy Roger's outfits in his very popular 1950's TV shows. When Marty starts driving to 1885 Doc shouts "Happy Trails Marty". "Happy Trails" is the signature song of the Roy Roger's TV series.
This is one of the rare movie franchise where all the 3 movies are actually great
All 3? 2 is too silly. It is so silly it makes you stop the movie. Back in the day, not so, but today you can see how silly it is, and it is really stupid
@@milannesic5718 2 is actually the best in the entire trilogy, for creating a more complex story connecting all 3 movies.
Tom Wilson is the unsung hero of the franchise. His portrayal of "Mad Dog" Tannen is the best! 😅
I think that's the best iteration of his antagonist role in the franchise; and it's such an incredible transformation and does the part so well.
Tom Wilson is a really funny guy! You should see his stand-up sometime...look up his song, "Biff's Question Song". 😊
fun fact
In 1955, there are four time machines at the same time
1 - the one that Marty accidentally jumped from 1985 and Doc helps him get back to the future.
2 - the one that old Biff came back with in 2015
3 - the one that Doc and Marty came back from alternative 1985
4 - the one Doc from 1885 hid in the mine
It's a little more complicated than that:
1. The Time Machine from the first film, is in 1955 until 10:04 PM on November 12
2. Old Biff stole the Time Machine in 2015, and went back to November 12 1955, returning to 2015 prior to 7 PM (Last time departed is briefly shown when Doc/Marty go to 1985A from 2015)
3. Doc/Marty travel back to November 12 1955 from 1985A around 6 AM. They successfully retrieve and burn the Almanac, prior to Doc getting struck by lightning. This happened sometime between 9 PM and 10:04 PM
4. Until Doc is struck by lightning and sent back to 1885, there wouldn't be a time machine hidden in a cave. As soon as he time traveled, that time machine would eventually get buried in the Delgago Mine for 70 years
At most, there were 3 versions of the time machine in 1955 at the same time (the original, Old Biff and Doc/Marty from 1985A). When Old Biff leaves 1955, there's 2 time machines remaining (original and Doc/Marty from 1985A). Doc gets zapped by lightning, that time machine ends up buried inside a cave, leaving 2 time machines in 1955 until 10:04 PM (the original and the now-buried time machine). After 10:04 PM, only the buried time machine remains.
@@TheRealThunderbuuuuut, old man biff IS there while Marty is there... 🤔 i agree with 4
Except that quantum mechanics dictates they both are, and aren’t, there and that we are, and aren’t watching any of them.
He said that. He’s making the point that the fourth time machine - the one left from 1885 - would not have been in that cave until Time Machine number three got zapped back, causing 1955 to change. Thus, it would’ve materialized, as it were, only after old Biff returned to 2015.
@@c1ph3rpunk That's not *quite* what quantum mechanics says... it says they are there only when we observe them to be there.. when we don't observe them, that's when they are both there and not there
😂 The actor playing Verne said he did have to go to the bathroom. He probably kept smiling because that was the direction he was supposed to be following for the shot. Nobody noticed even until editing, so apparently it got through to the final cut.
THANK YOU! You're the first reactors remembering Doc still had the hoverboard and may used its parts to built another time machine.
Yes there was a Back to the Future cartoon. Doc, Clara, and family settle in Hill Valley in the early 1990s. Marty is portrayed as more of a dopey character, kind of like his son from 2015. The neatest part was that real life Christopher Lloyd played Doc Brown who introduced and closed out each episode. Each time he did a science experiment that kids could do themselves at home.
Fun fact. the old guys in the saloon were character actors from many old west movies and tv shows, when this was released many of the viewers would have known them instantly. . You might recognize one, Mr Haney from Green Acres TV show.
What I find interesting is that, of the two 19th century pioneers of science fiction, Jules Verne wrote about believable advances in technology, like submarines and giant aircraft. The other, H.G. Wells, was the one who wrote about time machines, alien invasions, and invisible men.
And in 1979's "Time After Time," Mary Steenbergen (Clara) fell in love with a time-traveling H.G. Wells. For real, too. She married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell.
The thing with Clara's death actually had 3 different versions across 3 different timelines.
1) Doc and Marty are not present in 1885. No one volunteers to pick up Clara from the station. She makes her own way and dies.
2) Only Doc is present in 1885. He volunteers to pick her up from the station, they fall in love and when he dies her name is written on his gravestone.
3) Doc and Marty are present in 1885. Doc volunteers to pick her up but then doesn't show. Clara makes her own way as per timeline 1. Doc saves her life.
10:22 -- I think it's taken that Maggie McFly isn't from the same bloodline as Loraine McFly's family, the Baines. She just bares a striking resemblance to Loraine.
20:15 -- This is Mary Steenburgen. The actress in "40 Year Old Virgin" was Catherine Keener.
23:15 -- "You talkin' to me..." is a reference from "Taxi Driver", with Robert DeNiro. But you are correct; "Go ahead, make my day" is from "Dirty Harry" with Clint Eastwood.
30:31 -- This scene is a nod to Eastwood's "Fist Full of Dollars".
46:36 -- Dayum! I never noticed that before! LOL! 🤣
If anyone didn't notice, Needles was played by Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
10:02 just because Marty's great-great grandmother looks, to _us,_ like his mother, doesn't mean she's actually any relation to Lorraine or her family; and they don't even acknowledge the resemblance in the story. It arguably just means that McFly men are attracted to women who share a vague resemblance to Leia Thompson.
Bringing Clara to 1985 would've been the perfect solution to preserve the timeline since she was supposed to die anyway
Agreed. I'm always a little disappointed in Doc's dismissal of that suggestion, since it's not only a logical solution to the dilemma, but it ignores a potential "correction" of their inadvertent change to history. Granted, she didn't believe he was from the future, and it might have been difficult to convince her; and we wouldn't have had the climactic ending we got. But I would have liked them to find some in-story reason, better than just hanging a lamp on it, as to why they couldn't pursue that idea.
I love how the third movie mirrors the first and, at the same time, becomes a little more intimate after the sci-fi-adventure fiesta of the second one. I think that is an appropriate tone for the ending. Also love how Doc character acquire more depth here and the reversal of roles with Marty. I LOVE the third movie. I know that is not the best of the three, but is my personal favourite.
I think the third movie is at least the second-best right behind the original. I love this one deeply.
@@paulonius42same. I think it’s much better than Part II.
...also, to point out, the part where Marty uses the metal plate as bulletproof armor, was taken directly from the 1964 Clint Eastwood western, "Fistful of Dollars".
In BTTF 2 Biff is watching that movie scene when he is in the jacuzze and Marty asked him about the Sports Book.
When Kacee called the spittoon a chamber pot I laughed out loud and immediately pictured cowboys pausing their card games and drinking occasionally to squat on a brass chamber pot in the middle of the saloon. Lol!
Mary Steenburgen (Clara) was also in the 2015 sitcom The Last Man on Earth. She looked even younger than she does here.
Woo Hoo ... greatest trilogy ever. Great reaction over the 3 movies and I really enjoyed the ride with you. 🤩
Yeah! I love the way Kacee thinks! Take out Biffs entire bloodline!!!😂😂😂
But then George can't save her from Biff and we may have another vanishing photo situation start up...
$80 back then is the equivalent of $2,458 in todays money.
Mary Steenburgen(Clara Clayton) was in another time travel movie in 1979 called, _"Time After Time"._
My 8th grade art teacher played us movies instead teaching us art. The two movies on constant rotation were Legend and Never Ending Story but one time she showed us this when it first came out on video.
Quite an education you had there.
I think that the hint, "Nope. Already been there" meant that Doc got a hover conversion kit for the train in the future like he did for the DeLorean.
Some of the scenes were filmed in my city of Oxnard, CA, specifically the race scene at the end. The train scene was filmed in the city next door, Port Hueneme. I find it funny, because although that neighborhood was pretty new at the time, I highly doubt anyone there owned a Rolls Royce. Oxnard has mostly been a farming community, although a lot of those farm fields are gone now since this movie was made.
Please watch "WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT". Also from Robert Zemeckis and with Christopher Lloyd.
The big continuity with doc meeting clara is that unless marty hadn't been there, doc would of had no reason to be at the ravine when clara lost control of the horses.
Also why would Marty need to go back to save doc? Wouldn’t doc have already known he was gonna be shot when younger doc from 1955 saw his tombstone?
As always you guys have awesome reactions. Kacee's laugh is the best. 🔥
I loved those movies as a kid, I watched them so many times.
They are full of little easter eggs. For example - Docs bandana is made out of the shirt he was wearing in BTTF2. After all those years you can barely see the pattern with cowboys but it's still there.
Hi Anthony & Kacee!🙂Great shirt, Kacee!👏🏽👏🏽They filmed II & III back to back. I bought some 4K steelbook trilogies of these when Best Buy sold them. Wells Fargo was not only a bank back then, but they were also a postal service that competed against the USPS. Kacee was close, "calico" is a printed cotton fabric. They did get Clint Eastwood's permission to use his name. Great reactions to the final film in the Back to the Future series, Anthony & Kacee!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
43:05 Seamus McFly was originally written for Crispin Glover which would've made more sense genetically. Crispin, of course, had a feud with Zemeckis and Gale and was not in the sequels. There's also a Part IV that was officially released as a 15-minute movie called Back to the 2015 Future in which Goldie Wilson was President (even though Marty just saw a clip of Obama and he thought it was Goldie Wilson) and future Marty was a rock star. Claudia Wells is back as Jennifer and there is no Marty Jr or a daughter but Marty from 1985 does meet his real future son whose name is Devin. He also ran into the actual girl who grabbed Marty Jr.'s "scrote" in Part 2. It played to many sold out showings.
The guy that tried to sell Marty the gun at the dance was in the movie Blazing Saddles as one of the bad guys. "The camp town ladies sing this song. Doodah Doodah."
Our grandbaby's name is Clara because of BttF3!
My fella would tell me stories of his boys when they were kids, and they loved Part 3 so much they wore out the VHS tape.
We melted when we learned baby's name.
I was an 80s kid, so BttF and Goonies are our holiday "food coma" movies. Lol
These films are so full of details that you can miss. Like at 16:09 you can see the clock being delivered in the back. One detail I only found out a few years ago is that when Marty and Doc are looking at the map of Shonash Ravine, and Doc comments that this must be before the name was changed to Clayton Ravine, the camera changes angle and you can see Clara standing behind Marty waiting for Doc to pick her up.
Fun fact: all the businesses are in the same place in all the movies. Of course the courthouse/clock, but the saloon, soda shop, and Cafe 80s are all on the same property.
8:05 "I've never actually been to a drive in."
That made me both old and sad. One of my earliest childhood memories is going to a drive in. Stuffed the car with pillows, blankets, snacks. I have no idea what the movie was, but I remember the air from outside the window, and the speakers on the mirrors.
Drive-ins are an experience. Espeecially for kids.
14:06 Hollywood wild west. The real "wild west" wasn't nearly as violent as Hollywood's version of westerns made it out ot be. Ther ewas a movie made in the 1940s depicting an Mexican war battle that expended more ammunition than the entirety of the Mexican War.
14:30 Sadly it is believed that this scene where Michael J Fox gets hoisted up is the moment where his Parkinsons disease came from. In the shot he was actually being choked out and suffocating. Truly tragic, how many wonderful performances did we lose... He hid it pretty well for the next decade.
19:59 It's a western remix of a ZZ Top song, which ZZ Top basically became the band that represented this movie (with Huey Lewis & The News representing the first one.) IF you watch the ZZ Top music video for "Doubleback" it's literally nothing but Back to the Future loving.
23:19 Taxi Driver, sir. Taxi Driver.
Ya'll gotta watch some more Eastwood:
Outlaw Josey Wales
Good, Bad, The Ugly
Gran Torino
Dirty harry, the entire series of films is great.
Food at the Drive-in was the best. And the sound quality couldn't be topped with that little speaker that you hung on your window. Although my drive-in also had the option to listen via your radio on the AM band.
Haha!! I never noticed Verne's hand signals before! Thank you for pointing that out!!
Wells Fargo was primarily a stage line in the old west not a bank though they specialized in transporting money and gold. They also gave financial advice, etc and became a bank.
Wells Fargo began when prosperous New York businessmen Henry Wells and William Fargo saw a great opportunity in the west after gold was discovered. The pair, who had helped to found American Express in 1850, officially created Wells Fargo & Co. on March 18, 1852, with two primary objectives - transportation and banking.
From 1855-1866 Wells Fargo expanded rapidly, becoming the West's all-purpose business, communications, and transportation agent. Under Barney's direction, the company developed its own stagecoach business, helped start and then took over Butterfield Overland Mail, and participated in the Pony Express.
The thing to remember -- our Marty that we've followed through all these movies -- all of this as seen in these three movies has happened to our Marty over a span of about 2 weeks.. what a two weeks
37:45 The "DeLaura" train at the end was awesome 👌
She wasn't the girl he got with in 40 year old virgin. That was Catherine Keener. This is Mary Steenburgen. She's been in a lot of other movies.
The animated series was fun. I don't remember a lot of the stories, but each episode actually featured Christopher Lloyd doing an into and outro, often (if not always) combined with some kind of science experiment; which was great. I do remember from that that that's how I learned you could make batteries from lemons.
Fun fact:
This is the second western Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen co-starred in.
The first was a movie called Goin' South from 1978
Glad you guys watched and liked these movies. I feel like this trilogy is one of the pinnacles of cinema. They are a must see. And I never noticed that weird ass kid at the end either. Very strange.
Doc didn't make the train fly by reverse engineering the hover board. He got a hover conversion. It's the visual punchline to "where are you off to, the future?" "Already been there!" Cue hover converted train.
Yes they was a animated Back to the Future 2 Season TV series from 1991 - 1993
There was also a very nice video game a little while back.
One of my favorite jokes in the film is before Marty goes back to 1885, when they're at the drive-in. Marty notes that "Clint Eastwood" would never wear something like this." 1955 Doc asks who that is. Marty looks over at the drive-in's sign showing their current attractions and goes, "I guess he isn't so well known yet." The sign is showcasing a double-bill of "Tarantula" and the "Creature From the Black Lagoon" sequel "Revenge of the Creature", two 1955 films in which a young and unknown Eastwood had small roles. "Mystery Science Theater 3000" fans in particular will recognize Eastwood in the latter. ("This guy is bad. This is his first and last movie.")
The metal plate/oven door reference in this (and the movie clip in bttf 2) was actually from “A fistful of dollars” the first in the “dollars trilogy”/“man with no name trilogy” of which the third is “the good, the bad, and the ugly”
All highly recommended films, and the first 2 are kind of genre-shifted re-tellings of Akira Kurosawa’s “Yojimbo” and “Sanjuro” which are also highly recommended
The stove door under the poncho is something Clint Eastwood did in "a fist full of dollars."
That can't be considered a spouler since they showed that scene on a TV Biff was watching in BTTF 2
For anyone else grossed out by the Horse manure Biff always ends up in and wondered what the heck is it anyway…
Well this is what it actually really was.. The manure was made of peat moss, cork, dirt, horse pellets they eat and a food agent that made it sticky. Now when you see it again you won’t be as grossed out because now you know what it really is…lololol😂🤣✌️
A clever and enjoyable wrapping-up of the time-travelling adventures.
Here is an interesting plothole. When Marty went back in time, the time machine lost its gas when its gasline was cut. They could have fixed the line with the first Delorean currently hidden in the mine, and siphoned out some of its gas then resealed it back up.
Nah, avoiding causal loops due to paradox risk is basic time travel proficiency. Similar to how Marty made sure to travel back to see Doc *after* he'd written the letter.
Edit: Also Doc would already have drained the fuel when storing the car in the mine, else over time some water would separate out and cause corrosion.
@@AlexSwanson-rw7cv And also, 1955 Doc specifically says that he "put gas in the tank" when he talks about the new time circuit control tubes being warmed up (the stuff on the hood of the car)
yes lol
@@AlexSwanson-rw7cvoh ok that makes sense either way it doesn't take from the experience.
35:35
DOC
made sure that the
DeLOREAN
was destroyed
because he knew that
MARTY
would spend his life trying to fix it
to go back to save
DOC
The Animated Series came out on DVD in conjunction with 2015 either with the Blu-ray that was packaged like a flux capacitor (that's what I got) or on its own separately. I only remember seeing an episode or 2 as a kid. Wikipedia says Bill Nye was Christopher Lloyd's lab assistant on the show which is what led to his show.
@lubbockbabesfan81 oh cool, I didn't know the Flux Capacitor set could be gotten in DVD also.
@lubbockbabesfan81 I have 5 different versions of the trilogy, the Flux Capacitor set is definitely my favorite packaging.
In Back To The Future III one can clearly see how they switch between actors and stuntmen. If you can't see the face, it is a stuntman.
My favorite movie sagas in history, I even have the physical versions on Blu-ray, UHD 4K, I have them digitally on Apple TV iTunes
I really liked the video, you are also very kind and nice 🥰💞
The "Make my day" is from Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood, but the "You Talkin' to me?" line is from Taxi Driver with Robert DeNiro
I saw this in the theater in 1990 I was 6 lol this one part 3 has always been my favorite! Love y’all’s reactions!
I saw it on HBO at a friends (they had cable) when I was 9 (same year probably)
I was 13 in 1990 and this movie was super! The ending blew everybody away.
Wells Fargo began as an express company, sort of a Fed Ex of the time, started in 1852, and soon expanded coast-to-coast. In the Music Man, set in 1912, there is a song "Oh oh, the Wells Fargo wagon is coming" about when the delivery wagon came into town, and everyone is anticipating all the wonderful deliveries for them. Around WWI, Wells Fargo was merged in with whole lot of similar companies as American Railway Express (or a similar name) and at the end of the '20's, reorganized Railway Express Agency, obviously using trains for the long-distance transport and horse-drawn wagons for individual deliveries. REA went out of business in the 1960's, again going by my memory.
If I remember correct, Wells Fargo and similar companies were able to ship money. Wells Fargo split its money aspect from the package delivery, and continued with that to eventually just concentrate on financial services.
I really enjoyed the reaction to the trilogy!
No need to worry about a remake. Robert Zemeckis, the director and co-writer, holds all the rights to the original film and has stated publicly that he will personally block all attempts to remake or reboot the original film. Bob Gale, the other co-writer, has made similar comments. Of course, what happens after they die is anyone's guess and I suppose it depends on who they leave the rights to.
Ashley Clara was originally going to die over the ravine. So she's not actually supposed to be in the west anymore she's supposed to be dead. It will cause an alternate timeline if she stays in the west so she should go back to the future with Doc and Marty since people are supposed to think she's dead anyway for falling over the ravine.
Your throwaway joke about Doc and Marty basically being Rick and Morty is actually spot-on. The creators of Rick and Morty originally made an animated short as a resume of their work to send out to get their foot in the door in Hollywood. That original animated short had as its proof of concept and concept was a straight up raunchy, very dark, hilarious parody of Back To The Future where Doc and Marty's relationship goes into some disturbing areas of the space time. But, based on this strong sample sizzle reel of their style and comedic tone, it netted them a chance to pitch an original concept for consideration of being bought and developed. The two guys who made the BTTF short knew Hollywood corporate people had very little imagination so they instinctively also knew whatever their pitch was going to be, had to mirror as close to the concept short that got them the pitch and that meant basically pillaging as much from BTTF as possible without getting sued. They said they even kept Marty's name close to the original source just changing one letter. They kept their Doc a raging alcoholic and one of the two who voices Morty purposely has him sound like a juvenile whose just going through puberty with his voice always on the verge of cracking just like Michael J. Fox's voice inflection was when doing line readings. So, everything in some way is a riff or a goof on BTTF. It's a testament to their talent that such a copy of something eventually morphed into something that is it's own thing and a complete original.
BTW: you can find that original BTTF parody short on CZcams.
I know. This is heavy.
If you ever want to see more back to the future, the animated series aired from 1991-1993. I remember watching it as kid, but honestly it’s not as good as the movies. It seems to follow more of Docs 2 kids and his family. Marty isn’t in it as much. Also the telltale video game that came out a few years ago is also very good and is more of a true continuation of the story after part 3. I believe it picks up 6 months later after the ending of part 3 and takes Marty and Doc on more adventures through time.
There used to be a good amount of drive ins. It was a great time. I never really knew why they died out. I guess they just made less money than normal theaters or they were too affected by the weather or something. All I know is, we used to go to them as kids... not a ton but sometimes... and one day I just noticed that they weren't really around any more. We found one near us here in Texas about 5-8 years ago and took the kids to see a movie. They weren't really feeling it. I noticed that the sound and video quality just weren't the same as an indoor theater. Maybe that is why they died out. Nowadays, you get a really high-quality experience in the theater that just doesn't translate well with a drive in.
Wells Fargo was founded in 1852.
Mary Steenburgen wasn't in 40 year old virgin. A few things I watched her in were: Time After Time (1979); Powder (1995); Elf (2003); Joan of Arcadia (2003-2005); Step Brothers (2008); Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (2020-2021); Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas (2021).
The Harry Potter remake is supposed to be as a TV series with one season per book so it can show most or all of the books rather than mostly just the main story line.
If they remade Back to the Future it would be best to keep it based in 1985 so they could accurately show the future of 2015.
Fun Fact! The band at the party - that's ZZ Top... Sharp Dressed Man, Cheap Sunglasses. They were big at the time.
21:14 He is using Robert De Niro's lines from Taxi Driver, then after he uses some of Clint Eastwood lines.
"Are you talking to me?" is a Deniro line from Taxi Driver, not an Eastwood line.
He didn't need the hoverboard to make it fly: he says he's been to the future.
Great movie. This movie pay homage to the Western Dollar trilogy with Clint Eastwood which you should see .The references in the movie like all Iron plate trick is taken from the first movie in the Dollar trilogy which was "A Fist Full Of Dollars" not "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" (which was the third movie in trilogy but chronologically is a prequel to the first two movies in the trilogy). Other great time travel movies are Frequency 2000 and The Butterfly Effect 2004. Fyi Michael J Fox (Marty) almost really died from that scene that he was hanged on the clocktower by mad dog Tanner. The actress that plays Clara was in Step Brothers but she was in not in The 40 year old virgin that was another actress Catherine Keener. Fyi the all scene with Marty in the mirror was more spoofing the movie Taxi Driver with the line "Are you talking to me ?" later the words "Go a head make my day" was a Dirty Harry line. Also Fyi Michael J Fox has another famous movie called Team Wolf which also has someone doing something strange at the end of the movie with his ... like Verne in this movie.
I like you pointed out that the old west band slapped. It has been lost to time their recognizability, but that band cameo is the 80's rock legends ZZ Top performing as, wait for it, their own ancestors which was written in by the film's screenwriter Bob Gale and he and Zemicks consider canon.
The song ZZ Top is playing is an western acoustic version of Double-Back, the song written especially for Back To The Future III.
When I saw this at theaters in '90, every time ZZ Top reveal themselves with the drum kit flip and break immediately into song, everybody lost their minds.
To clarify, the Bobs didn't actually think 2015 would be like that. They simply threw in all sorts of futuristic tropes. The flying cars were forced on them by the first movie. Bob Zemeckis had vowed never to make a future movie, and he was breaking that vow, because of the first movie's end. If they hadn't put Jennifer in the car, they could have done anything. I imagine a different ending to BttF if they'd ended for a sequel:
1. Doc returns some time later, without any sense of urgency. (After all, it's a time machine, and they can return to the proper time no matter when they were in 1985.)
2. Doc enters in the dark of night in some place he's unlikely to be seen, rather than where the whole block could see him.
3. They depart somewhen other than "back to the future".
The sequel would have been completely different.
Until I saw the end of the third movie, I thought that the "Rolls Royce" was actually the Delorean, the account of the accident having morphed over thirty years. Marty got into an accident while doing something with it, and Doc Brown pressed the charges, shocked into a change of mind regarding Marty. Once I saw the non-accident with the Rolls Royce, I thought that the whole second movie was wiped away. Only recently, though, did I think of it as a Universe-destroying paradox (where reality itself is unreal).
Good lord I was in college when Anthony was born. I sometimes forget how young you guys are, but then you miss a reference or relate something to whatever Rick and Morty is, and then I remember.
Mary Steenburgen (Clara) was not the same actress who plays opposite Steve Carell in 40 Year Old Virgin. They do look similar but it wasn't her. Aside from Clara, Mary Steenburgen has been in multiple movies, she played the mom in the Will Ferrell move "Elf". Also she is married in real life to Ted Danson; they frequently appear together in Larry David's HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm".
BTTF was remade...as a live musical show! It looks pretty awesome and respects the original material and characters.
in the first altered
1885
DOC met CLARA
and prevented her from
driving the wagon
MARTY
changed it so
DOC
didn't meet CLARA at the
train station
so she drove the wagon herself
and then
DOC saved her with MARTY there
I think Doc choosing to stay behind with Clara was more out of safety due to last second change of plans; besides, they both really didn't have time to get in the Delorean, which is a two-seater, with very little track left and cramming themselves in when the car was already firing itself up for time travel shortly after the rescue.
The key people, Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, have stated flat out that for as long as they live, there will not be remakes or reboots ever. That's how serious they are.
Good on you Anthony, a lot of reactors I've seen have been like I can't wait to see the third one and go to the old west, then basically spoil it for themselves watching the thing at the end of 2, like sure, out of context it's probably not super spoilery, but at the same time having seen the movie, it gives away so many big things. Also yes, there are absolutely bears all over California, Our state flag has a Black bear on it, which you can find in almost any forested area in California, and we used to have a small population of Grizzly bears for a time, but I believe they were hunted out, we also have the smaller than a grizzly, but larger than a Black bear, Brown bears that live in higher elevations. We also have a lot of Mountain lions, or Pumas depending on where you're from and the name they use.
* Also for now it's safe from reboots because the director said as long as he draws breath, there will never be a reboot or reimagining.
Let me know if anyone knew at the end, when Doc appears and Jen is showing him the note, you can see one of the kids gesture something WILDLY inappropriate. It’s a real funny catch no one caught. 😅
There are some things about these movies I never knew until reacently, and I grew up with them like...the actor playing Marthy's dad Geroge in the first movie was kind of a weirdo and he is actually not in second and third? they used another actor as a double and make him look like original actor, that's one of the reasons he is upside down in the second movie. Also, that boss from the future that was the reason he got hurt Needles is actually played by Flea from RHCP, I never recognized him with black hair lol
I’m so glad you added that weird clip at the end lmao 😅
I love FYE. Had one at the mall at Ft Bragg, NC, when I was stationed there. It was where I got introduced to Ramune. I miss that place dearly.
I mean, taking Clara wouldn't have been that big of a stretch anyway. She was supposed to die. Realistically, she was already "removed" from the timeline.
The channel "HowToDrink" made a version of the Wake-Up Juice, if you want a cocktail idea. Lol.
The animated series of BTTF was a Saturday Morning Cartoon™ that was kind of half-assed educational. It takes place after BTTF3, including the train, Jules, and Verne.
That wake up juice the bartender makes is most likely a Bloody Mary
Fun Fact! Tabasco was founded in 1868. Frisbe pie company was founded in 1871.
If you guys haven't, you should play the Back to the Future TellTale game. It's co-written by Bob Gale who co-created, co-wrote, and co-produced the movies. Many, myself included, consider it to be the spiritual fourth installment in the franchise.
Doc was in the saloon the whole night, telling the occupants lol bout the future. That means the place was open the entire night. On a Sunday.
The reason "Vern" was pointing was that he needed to have a toilet break and he was trying to be discreet about it. This was in a video about movie bloopers done by extras that were left in the finished movie. But mentionning other videos, there was one about things you probably missed while watching Back To The Future III. I will mention anything here but have you look back at the 16 minute mark in your video. Just look at what is being taken off the train in the background :)
The principal was also the carrier commander in Top Gun
And the police detective in Masters of the Universe...
Thank you for watching all three of these. I think Bob Gale said (with tongue in cheek) that the rationale for having Lea Thompson play Maggie McFly (beyond just wanting to give her a part again) was that the McFly men are genetically predisposed to be attracted to women who look like Lea Thompson hahaha. Great reactions. Now how about the Austin Powers trilogy? And I'd love to see SOMEONE react to the parody of the musician-biopic genre called Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.
Before Doc went back, Clara dies in the Ravine
After he goes back, he gets her from the train station so she does not and does not fall
After Marty goes back, he convinces Doc to not go get her and she WOULD fall in again, but they were there to save her
38:37 Or perhaps, like the DeLorean, he did a hover conversion in the future.
Little bit of nice attention to detail, but when the gun salesman gets Marty to try out the Peacemaker, he puts it in Marty's left hand. Marty misses, but tries again with his dominant hand and shows he's a decent marksman. The salesman put it in his left hand because it was meant to be used on horseback and shot left handed with the right hand still on the horses reins.
20:10 As others will also point out… no, she wasn’t. She was the defence lawyer in _Philadelphia_ and in real life is married to Ted Danson.
25:30 This is how you know that Doc isn't thinking straight. Taking Clara with them is the most logical choice. She's supposed to be dead, so just her existing there, from the time she should have died on, is changing the timeline. Taking her out of 1885 would kind of fix the "mistake" that he made in saving her.
36:43 OMG!!! HE IS DOING THE THING!!
FYI, The guys playing music at the festival was ZZ Top. Vern was trying to let the director know he had to pee.
I think he wanted to potty, like it was 1985. I think the first gesture was trying to get the director's attention, and the second gesture was... trying to be subtle. I think they liked the scene enough, that they decided not to mention the thing & leave it in as an Easter Egg. I think the weird expression was a grimace. It's kinda hard to reconstruct a scene, especially when it's part of a long take. On the other hand, they did a lot of that, between the first film and its sequel. I'm a little surprises you didn't mention ZZ Top, when they appeared in the movie, since you mentioned them in the pre-credits.
One of the stories I love about the making of this movie is that Zemeckis tried to get Ronald Reagan, who was no longer in office and was known to be a fan of Back to the Future, to play the Mayor of Hill Valley. Apparently, Reagan did consider taking the part but ultimately decided not to. It would have been a very cool cameo in my opinion had he said yes.
Reagan loved the reference to him in the first movie, because for almost anyone living then, the idea that this B movie actor would become president 25 years later would have seen preposterous.
when she says "he's alive" it almost sounds like in frankenstein where the science guy ssays "he's aliiiiiiiiiiive"
18:17 My 0.02 theory. The name of the ravine would have changed from Clayton to Shonash as soon as the DeLorean was struck by lightning. Doc meeting her at the station basically prevented the incident. Marty in 1955 wouldn't have known about the ravine name change. Question is if Marty and Doc had met Clara at the station if they weren't preoccupied, if they would have caught on.
-- Either way, its just as inconsequential as Marty put it "So they don't name the ravine after her.."
But Marty knew it as being named for her in the timeline where he read the gravestone which said "his beloved Clara".