Mary Steenbergen (Clara) also fell in love with a time traveler in the 1979 movie "Time After Time." For real, too. She married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell.
3:30 Doc gave the letter to a private company called Western Union, which existed in 1885 all the way to today. Back then they dealt with sending and receiving messages. Nowadays they mostly transfer money instead.
Don’t worry about it being over. There’s a lot to be gained by rewatching them, and it’s one of the most fun sets of films to watch people on CZcams react to!
@@robbob5302 the writers Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have said emphatically there will not be anymore BTTF movies. They also have it written in their wills that if their heirs do so they will lose their inheritance 🥰
Regarding Clayton Ravine: in the standard timeline Marty remembers the story of a teacher dying there. Doc going back changed it because he agreed to pick up Clara, so didn’t need to “rescue” her. Marty going back changed it again by altering how Doc and Clara met. It’s a little tricky but it makes sense if you think about it from the perspective of travelers from each timeline/era.
Clara didn't exactly follow Doc to his workshop. She could have asked the townsfolk where it was located. But I understand that they both went searching for them.
At the time Westerns were few and far between so every stunt performer that had worked on Westerns at that time came to work on this movie. They were so happy to possibly get work. And work on the Western sets of this movie.
3:40 The company was Western Union. 16:00 Here's how one of the Bobs explained it: Timeline 1 -- Nobody has gone back to 1885, and Clara fell into the ravine. Timeline 2 -- Only Doc is back in 1885. He picked her up from the train stop as promised. Buford Tannen shoots Doc at the festival (Saturday evening) and Doc dies two days later. Marty, younger Doc, and Copernicus see the gravestone with Clara's legend. Timeline 3 -- The timeline of the film. The photograph is of the gravestone of Timeline 2, where Clara was never in any danger of falling in the ravine. Doc and Marty's memory of "Clayton Ravine" is a discontinuity, a goof. 17:15 Yes, "yellow" means essentially the same as "chicken". I first heard it in the 1979 movie "Popeye". 30:40 Driving backwards was potentially as dangerous as racing, especially spinning around. I wonder why they always turn around, often twice, in these films. 31:10 Eventually, one gives into temptation. Remember the pair-o-docs scene of film 2.
His memory is not a goof. It's established that they retain memories of previous timelines since they're not technically part of it when it changes. Marty still remembers his previous life, Doc didn't recall almost meeting himself, etc.
i recommend you react to : ★ *The Frighteners* (1996) starring *_Michael J. Fox_*_ (Marty McFly)_ Directed by *_Peter Jackson_*_ (The Lord of the Rings)_ ★ *The Addams Family* (1991) starring Anjelica Huston (The Witches (1990) & *_Christopher Lloyd_*_ (''Doc'')_ Directed by *_Barry Sonnenfeld_*_ (Men In Black)_
Michael Fox made a few bloopers in filming "The Frighteners" where he called the Judge "Doc". CZcams has a video of a couple of them. "Back to the Future, the Frightening".
Great Reaction...... To this Awesome Story/Trilogy.... Part 1 was made in 1985, intended to be a stand alone movie.... They added "To be Continued" as a Joke...... Except for a 3 week break between parts 2 & 3, the sequels were made from February 1989 - January 1990. Parts 2 & 3 were Released 6 months apart (Nov 1989 & May 1990) witch is why the trailer/commerical for Part III was at the end of Part II (Even in the Theaters)........ When Marty was eating dinner at the McFly Farm, he was spitting out the lead pellets from a shotgun that was used to kill the bird.... A true fact that most movies leave out... The Old Men in the Saloon are "Side-Kicks" from TV Westerns of the 1960's-1970's.... The band at the Festival, who twirls the drum, is ZZ Top.... The Stove door (bullet-Proof Vest), is a call back from Part 2 when Biff was in the hot tub, "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" was on TV, a Movie in which starred Clint Eastwood..... After this Trilogy there was a "Back to the Future" Saturday morning cartoon where Doc Brown Time Travelled in the Train Time Machine.....
Hi Carol, what a great reaction to the whole trilogy 🎬👏👏 Yes, sit down and watch the whole trilogy back to back, to back, you will see and hear soooo many things that you have missed. I first watched the these films when they came out and I have watched them over & over, (roughly 7 times per year for the last 39 years + about 40 reactions = over 400 times) and only recently I noticed that after Lorraine mentions Marty's Purple underwear, the next day in the dinner she is wearing a Purple cardigan 😲
When the third movie came out for video rental, we rented all three movies on VHS tape and had a "back to back to Back to the Future marathon". Our older daughter would have been about twelve years old and might have had a couple of friends over to watch it with us. At that time it would not have been unusual to have a similar marathon of all three Star Wars movies rented at the same time.
8:45 Now consider this shot, for a moment. There's the train tracks Marty walked in on and several privately-owned homesteads around, but if you want Hill Valley, this is _it._ The _whole city_ in _one shot._ Not long before this, it was a one-horse town. Marty could walk to the very center and see the city limit in all four cardinal directions.
“But she was supposed to be dead.” Exactly. They could have taken Clara back to the future with them, and actually been more in line with the original timeline.
Do you doubt Doc would have the means or connections to create fake documentation? He could even travel to the appropriate date and slip papers into the appropriate files. All sorts of ways he could get around that.
This is one of the best franchises ever Carol!! The ending it´s simply perfect!! I like your smile realizing about their children names "Jules" and "Verne" hahaha. Muy grande Julio Verne!!
Funfact: There is not a SINGLE person in the WORLD who doesnt love Back to the Future. It is the only movie trilogy I have seen in my life where no matter who you talk to ..everybody loves it. Quentin Tarantino called it the perfect movies..and I agree..once you go into details you realize how genious everything is and how many goodies and background jokes there are.
3:22 "I love that he thinks that's amazing." Well, I mean, we're talkin' about the 1880s. That's the age of horse and buggy. _Everyone, everywhere_ that's transporting _anything_ that's too big to move by hand needs equipment that depends on the skills of a blacksmith. So if you've got those skills, you can probably expect to make a comfortable living most _anywhere._ A pretty sweet gig, if you can get it.
Hi Caroline!😊 Good for you! I was going to say you need to binge the trilogy for yourself sometime, and you did. It is the most bingeable trilogy I know of. Yep, the second film has always been my favorite too. The multiple time lines in 1955 and the possibility of a paradox is great! They did a great job shooting without the original George, even though he ended up suing them for using his likeness, and he settled out of court. Great reactions to the final film in the trilogy, Caroline!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
18:25 This movie's recurrent references to Jules Verne led me, once upon a time, to a brief interest in this particular futurist. Since then, this has led me to a sense of just _how_ many earth-shaping innovations appeared in futurist fiction before being invented. Clearly, the inventors were inspired by the writers.
When Marty came back to 1985 from 1885, I was amazed that the railroad tracks were exactly aligned from one period to the other. Otherwise the Delorean would have derailed.
Consider, the DeLorean itself was actually in 1955 four different times. First, there's the DeLorean that carried 1985 Marty back to 1955 in part 1. Second, there's the DeLorean that 2015 Biff drove back to deliver the almanac to 1955 Biff. Third, there's the DeLorean that 1985 Doc and 1985 Marty took back to 1955 to stop him. But forth, there's the DeLorean that 1985 Doc buried in 1885 that 1955 Doc and 1985 Marty unearthed in 1955.
yellow is short for yellow-belly/bellied, aka wussy, scaredy… which was an anti-asian term, an insult to them, like how chickens not like that, so calling anyone chicken is calling them brave and a fighter sticking up for themselves & their loved ones, etc… (:
That was an awesome reaction! Thank you! Because I did not want to spoil anything before you reacted to part 2, now that you watched the whole trilogy and hoping you allow CZcams links in the comments, I’ll show you something very cute - 2 clips, very short, but definitely worth watching, as they show why they call this “THE trilogy”. Just relax, watch and enjoy. This was filmed a few days prior to October 21st 2015: czcams.com/video/Hgkx9JAON-I/video.html … and this was filmed right on October 21st 2015: czcams.com/video/Q0VGRlEJewA/video.html I’m sure you’ll love those, they are so good that maybe you’ll decide to even record your reaction to them … just as a bonus for your viewers and also as a tribute to this great trilogy - THE trilogy. Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations from Romania …
7:58 Now, we've seen what a home-cooked meal looked like in 1985. We've seen what a home-cooked meal looked like in 1955. We've seen a guess at what it would _probably_ look like in 2015. But, here, I give you what it looked like in 1885. Cleaner water than that was _available,_ but not to most people, and not _readily._
13:43 "He _saved_ her. So it's _okay_ for him to be with her, because she would have _died,_ anyways." Yeah. You know, that's a possibility they did not give _nearly_ enough consideration. Marty suggests to Doc that they can take Clara to 1985 _with_ them, and Doc dismisses it because such an act strikes him as _selfish._ I would say it's more accurate to call it "convenient." You could say it was an act of selfishness that compelled Doc to rescue Clara in the first place. That led to the creation of a new timeline that, otherwise, would not have existed. But how tricky would it be to bring Clara to the future in such a way as to _restore_ the public perception of the original timeline? Could they do that?
30:00 The guy that called him chicken here did it once before...or rather much later again. In the second movie the guy that convinces him to do what gets him fired is *this* guy. So the same guy got his hand messed up and got him fired later.
"Of course it's erased!" "But what does that mean?" "It means your future hasn't been written yet. No one's has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one, both of you." Fun Fact: Clint Eastwood was asked for permission about his name being used for Marty (Michael J. Fox) in the film. He consented and was said to be tickled by the homage. Historical Fact: Marty (Michael J. Fox) uses a "Frisbie's" pie plate to knock a gun out of Mad Dog's (Tom Wilson) hand. In 1871, the Frisbie Pie Company started in Connecticut. Their pie pans were thrown on the campus of Yale, and this eventually lead to the invention of Frisbees. Music Enthusiast Fact: ZZ Top was asked to be the town band. During one take, the camera broke. While waiting for the camera to be repaired, Michael J. Fox asked if they would play Hey Good Lookin' (1951) by Hank Williams, which they did. Afterwards, more requests were played. Two hours later, someone inquired if the camera had been repaired. Robert Zemeckis replied that it had been fixed for quite a while, he just didn't want to stop the party that had evolved.
The photographer who took Doc and Marty's picture at the clock was played by the actual cinematographer all three BTTF movies - Dean Cundey. And, we all want to know what happened to Doc on the 4th of July. :)
Loving your reaction. Just something funny you just said. Why doesn't Marty cover the DeLorean when he first arrives in 1885. Maybe because he was being chased by a bear? 😂
it's not over. The story continues in a different form of continuation. no more movies but the story continues beyond part 3 in each of the following sequels: Back to the Future the game Back to the Future the animated series Back to the Future the ride Back in Time documentary movie Dog brown saves the world 10 minute short film Back to the future comics which take place both after part 3 and before like how Marty and Doc met. along with comic stories of what happened in-between films like Docs visit to the future before picking Marty up at the end of the first movie and Biffs evil timeline with betting on sports before Marty came and changed it etc..... The multi franchise universal studio crossover movie with a multi universe of universal properties. A cross over between franchises and Doc must use time travel to save a girl from a different movie franchise from dying while saving the world and it's economy from being in ruin. Last but most certainly not least and most recent sequel that is the closest you'll ever get to a part 4 is Back to the Future the musical. If you like musical plays. You'll love doing a CZcams review of the musical. No spoilers but it's the only thing just as good if not better then the first movie itself. The others I mentioned above are great and worth watching but not as good as the trilogy. However the musical serpasses the films and does spectacular with the Back To The Future nostalgia. Go see it. It's touring all over the US. It started in London, then it went to Broadway, now it's on a North America tour, and it plans to move to Japan in 2025.
you're right, I watched the first when it came out, then the other 2 when thay also came out--after the third, I ran to Blockbuster to pick up all 3 and watch them back to back. Do it if you can, you'll catch up some details that you may have missed along the way. I liked all 3 for various reasons. 1--this was something new, 2-because it integrate parts of the 1st one in it, and 3-because it ends the trilogy and it ties loose ends (Neddles and the car accident)--doc told a bit abut the accident, but not the details--but he entered the exact date of the accident for Marty's return in 1985 (so he had to figure things out by himself). You say you're from Canada, so greetings from Montreal. And have a nice day, I'll check your other reactions at a later time.
Doc Brown não estava pensando logicamente quando pensou em deixar a Clara. Era para ela estar morta, levá-la para o futuro, retirá-la de seu período de tempo original, era a coisa certa a se fazer.
5:30 or maybe you think he was there when I was being built already because how could I heard me alive in 1955 at the clock tower was already built their genius
Yes, but back then, trains were given nicknames, like "the Cannonball," "the Comet," or "Man o' War." Cannonball Ravine isn't a bad name. Edit: I just looked it up. The train in BTTF3 was called the "Sierra #3." So... Sierra Ravine?
31:42 yes it is an amazing movie but the facts about her is you haven't learned a lesson about listening or paying attention I mean is it really that hard for you to be patient and just watch a movie
26:51 wow you're a damn genius you really think he can't see her I mean he would stop the train if he did unless he has eyes in the back of his head I mean you're a genius
15:06 you are seriously not that smart how can doc rate the clock when he was already alive in 1955 when the clock was built already does it hurt for you to use your brain
🥸👍 There are quite a few things in this film that don't make any sense at all. Of course, there's absolutely no logical reason in the universe why his great great great grandmother on his FATHER'S side of the family would resemble his mother at all, let alone be a perfect clone of her. The other one that I have a hard time getting around is the fact that in reality, there is no such thing as a drive-in theater with a flat parking area, or a center isle with no speaker poles. They all have rows of berms that tilt the cars up towards the screen. It's nearly impossible to go any faster than 5 miles per hour inside one, let alone 88. In spite of all that, it's still a fun movie.
Mary Steenbergen (Clara) also fell in love with a time traveler in the 1979 movie "Time After Time." For real, too. She married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell.
3:30 Doc gave the letter to a private company called Western Union, which existed in 1885 all the way to today. Back then they dealt with sending and receiving messages. Nowadays they mostly transfer money instead.
Don’t worry about it being over. There’s a lot to be gained by rewatching them, and it’s one of the most fun sets of films to watch people on CZcams react to!
Plus with every other beloved series being rebooted right now, how long can BTTF hold out?
@@robbob5302 the writers Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have said emphatically there will not be anymore BTTF movies. They also have it written in their wills that if their heirs do so they will lose their inheritance 🥰
@@raybernal6829
Yeah.
That’s one promise, Hollywood has NEVER broken!
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@@robbob5302 you believe what you want to ..... But have you seen a remake or even heard of one? It's been almost 40 years.
Regarding Clayton Ravine: in the standard timeline Marty remembers the story of a teacher dying there. Doc going back changed it because he agreed to pick up Clara, so didn’t need to “rescue” her. Marty going back changed it again by altering how Doc and Clara met. It’s a little tricky but it makes sense if you think about it from the perspective of travelers from each timeline/era.
Everyone seems to miss the connection between Clara following Doc to his workshop and Lorraine following Marty to Doc's in the first one.
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Clara didn't exactly follow Doc to his workshop. She could have asked the townsfolk where it was located. But I understand that they both went searching for them.
I have watched many good reactions to this trilogy, but you have captured the magic of it better than anyone. Truly a timeless classic.
I totally agree with you @HeidiDenoble.
Thank you, Heidi!!! :D
At the time Westerns were few and far between so every stunt performer that had worked on Westerns at that time came to work on this movie. They were so happy to possibly get work. And work on the Western sets of this movie.
Marty went back with only five days because he needed to make sure Doc in 1885 sent the letter. It was good to limit the changes.
"you just going to leave the car there?" As Marty is getting chased by a bear 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 facts
Wow...I never made that connection...every day We learned something 😮
"He was there for 8 months and now they only have 5 days?" Yes because in order to avoid a paradox he has to arrive after the Doc wrote the letter.
Thank you!
3:40 The company was Western Union.
16:00 Here's how one of the Bobs explained it: Timeline 1 -- Nobody has gone back to 1885, and Clara fell into the ravine.
Timeline 2 -- Only Doc is back in 1885. He picked her up from the train stop as promised. Buford Tannen shoots Doc at the festival (Saturday evening) and Doc dies two days later. Marty, younger Doc, and Copernicus see the gravestone with Clara's legend.
Timeline 3 -- The timeline of the film.
The photograph is of the gravestone of Timeline 2, where Clara was never in any danger of falling in the ravine. Doc and Marty's memory of "Clayton Ravine" is a discontinuity, a goof.
17:15 Yes, "yellow" means essentially the same as "chicken". I first heard it in the 1979 movie "Popeye".
30:40 Driving backwards was potentially as dangerous as racing, especially spinning around. I wonder why they always turn around, often twice, in these films.
31:10 Eventually, one gives into temptation. Remember the pair-o-docs scene of film 2.
His memory is not a goof. It's established that they retain memories of previous timelines since they're not technically part of it when it changes. Marty still remembers his previous life, Doc didn't recall almost meeting himself, etc.
Thank you, John!!!
i recommend you react to :
★ *The Frighteners* (1996)
starring *_Michael J. Fox_*_ (Marty McFly)_
Directed by *_Peter Jackson_*_ (The Lord of the Rings)_
★ *The Addams Family* (1991)
starring Anjelica Huston (The Witches (1990) & *_Christopher Lloyd_*_ (''Doc'')_
Directed by *_Barry Sonnenfeld_*_ (Men In Black)_
Michael Fox made a few bloopers in filming "The Frighteners" where he called the Judge "Doc". CZcams has a video of a couple of them. "Back to the Future, the Frightening".
Great Reaction...... To this Awesome Story/Trilogy....
Part 1 was made in 1985, intended to be a stand alone movie.... They added "To be Continued" as a Joke......
Except for a 3 week break between parts 2 & 3, the sequels were made from February 1989 - January 1990.
Parts 2 & 3 were Released 6 months apart (Nov 1989 & May 1990) witch is why the trailer/commerical for Part III was at the end of Part II (Even in the Theaters)........
When Marty was eating dinner at the McFly Farm, he was spitting out the lead pellets from a shotgun that was used to kill the bird.... A true fact that most movies leave out...
The Old Men in the Saloon are "Side-Kicks" from TV Westerns of the 1960's-1970's....
The band at the Festival, who twirls the drum, is ZZ Top....
The Stove door (bullet-Proof Vest), is a call back from Part 2 when Biff was in the hot tub, "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" was on TV, a Movie in which starred Clint Eastwood.....
After this Trilogy there was a "Back to the Future" Saturday morning cartoon where Doc Brown Time Travelled in the Train Time Machine.....
No. To be continued was added only in DVD and TV versions. In the theatrical version there was no to be continued at the end.
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Christopher Lloyd has a cameo as Doc Brown in the movie "A Million Ways to Die in the West". Watch that! As a reaction or just for fun!
Might be a coincidence but Buford and Marty have s similar insecurity in 1885:
Buford: "Nobody calls me Mad Dog."
Marty: "Nobody calls me yellow."
This is one of the BEST franchises EVER!
5:58 Great point. "Why'd (they) always have to cut things so close?"
Because if Doc doesn't send the letter, they don't find the DeLorean and it creates a paradox.
Great reaction to this classic trilogy, Carol. Your enthusiasm is infectious.
Hi Carol, what a great reaction to the whole trilogy 🎬👏👏 Yes, sit down and watch the whole trilogy back to back, to back, you will see and hear soooo many things that you have missed. I first watched the these films when they came out and I have watched them over & over, (roughly 7 times per year for the last 39 years + about 40 reactions = over 400 times) and only recently I noticed that after Lorraine mentions Marty's Purple underwear, the next day in the dinner she is wearing a Purple cardigan 😲
When the third movie came out for video rental, we rented all three movies on VHS tape and had a "back to back to Back to the Future marathon". Our older daughter would have been about twelve years old and might have had a couple of friends over to watch it with us. At that time it would not have been unusual to have a similar marathon of all three Star Wars movies rented at the same time.
Dr Brown makes a cameo appearance in the film A Million Ways to Die in the West. It's hilarious 😂😂
8:45 Now consider this shot, for a moment. There's the train tracks Marty walked in on and several privately-owned homesteads around, but if you want Hill Valley, this is _it._ The _whole city_ in _one shot._ Not long before this, it was a one-horse town. Marty could walk to the very center and see the city limit in all four cardinal directions.
“But she was supposed to be dead.”
Exactly. They could have taken Clara back to the future with them, and actually been more in line with the original timeline.
From a reality point of view, it would have been rather difficult since she had no birth certificate issued in more modern times.
Do you doubt Doc would have the means or connections to create fake documentation? He could even travel to the appropriate date and slip papers into the appropriate files. All sorts of ways he could get around that.
This is one of the best franchises ever Carol!! The ending it´s simply perfect!! I like your smile realizing about their children names "Jules" and "Verne" hahaha. Muy grande Julio Verne!!
Funfact: There is not a SINGLE person in the WORLD who doesnt love Back to the Future. It is the only movie trilogy I have seen in my life where no matter who you talk to ..everybody loves it. Quentin Tarantino called it the perfect movies..and I agree..once you go into details you realize how genious everything is and how many goodies and background jokes there are.
3:22 "I love that he thinks that's amazing."
Well, I mean, we're talkin' about the 1880s. That's the age of horse and buggy. _Everyone, everywhere_ that's transporting _anything_ that's too big to move by hand needs equipment that depends on the skills of a blacksmith. So if you've got those skills, you can probably expect to make a comfortable living most _anywhere._ A pretty sweet gig, if you can get it.
Hi Caroline!😊 Good for you! I was going to say you need to binge the trilogy for yourself sometime, and you did. It is the most bingeable trilogy I know of. Yep, the second film has always been my favorite too. The multiple time lines in 1955 and the possibility of a paradox is great! They did a great job shooting without the original George, even though he ended up suing them for using his likeness, and he settled out of court. Great reactions to the final film in the trilogy, Caroline!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
18:25 This movie's recurrent references to Jules Verne led me, once upon a time, to a brief interest in this particular futurist. Since then, this has led me to a sense of just _how_ many earth-shaping innovations appeared in futurist fiction before being invented. Clearly, the inventors were inspired by the writers.
31:28 "Your future is whatever you _make_ it. So make it a _good_ one."
And that's the point of the _whole_ trilogy.
When Marty came back to 1985 from 1885, I was amazed that the railroad tracks were exactly aligned from one period to the other. Otherwise the Delorean would have derailed.
Consider, the DeLorean itself was actually in 1955 four different times.
First, there's the DeLorean that carried 1985 Marty back to 1955 in part 1.
Second, there's the DeLorean that 2015 Biff drove back to deliver the almanac to 1955 Biff.
Third, there's the DeLorean that 1985 Doc and 1985 Marty took back to 1955 to stop him.
But forth, there's the DeLorean that 1985 Doc buried in 1885 that 1955 Doc and 1985 Marty unearthed in 1955.
Best reaction and review of this movie I have seen so far. Keep up the good work, Carol!
Wow, thank you! :)
I personally prefer this one but to each their own heh and this was fun, have a good weekend!
Third is better than the second. I’ll give ya that much. And am so glad Doc finally found Real Love. He deserved it.
i'm an easy guy....who ever reacts to BTTF trilogy and love it...I give my sub
Thank you and welcome aboard! :)
There was a short lived cartoon series about doc and his family traveling around time in that train but I don’t remember anything else about it really
yellow is short for yellow-belly/bellied, aka wussy, scaredy… which was an anti-asian term, an insult to them, like how chickens not like that, so calling anyone chicken is calling them brave and a fighter sticking up for themselves & their loved ones, etc… (:
Amazing reaction to a great trilogy! Loved it! 😍
That was an awesome reaction! Thank you!
Because I did not want to spoil anything before you reacted to part 2, now that you watched the whole trilogy and hoping you allow CZcams links in the comments, I’ll show you something very cute - 2 clips, very short, but definitely worth watching, as they show why they call this “THE trilogy”. Just relax, watch and enjoy.
This was filmed a few days prior to October 21st 2015:
czcams.com/video/Hgkx9JAON-I/video.html
… and this was filmed right on October 21st 2015:
czcams.com/video/Q0VGRlEJewA/video.html
I’m sure you’ll love those, they are so good that maybe you’ll decide to even record your reaction to them … just as a bonus for your viewers and also as a tribute to this great trilogy - THE trilogy. Looking forward to your next reaction.
Salutations from Romania …
Thank you!
The first one is my favourite, although _Part III_ and _Part II_ are not all that far behind.
7:58 Now, we've seen what a home-cooked meal looked like in 1985. We've seen what a home-cooked meal looked like in 1955. We've seen a guess at what it would _probably_ look like in 2015. But, here, I give you what it looked like in 1885. Cleaner water than that was _available,_ but not to most people, and not _readily._
13:43 "He _saved_ her. So it's _okay_ for him to be with her, because she would have _died,_ anyways."
Yeah. You know, that's a possibility they did not give _nearly_ enough consideration. Marty suggests to Doc that they can take Clara to 1985 _with_ them, and Doc dismisses it because such an act strikes him as _selfish._ I would say it's more accurate to call it "convenient."
You could say it was an act of selfishness that compelled Doc to rescue Clara in the first place. That led to the creation of a new timeline that, otherwise, would not have existed. But how tricky would it be to bring Clara to the future in such a way as to _restore_ the public perception of the original timeline? Could they do that?
5:58
Five days. Marty needed to arrive after Doc sends the letter, to avoid a paradox.
30:00 The guy that called him chicken here did it once before...or rather much later again. In the second movie the guy that convinces him to do what gets him fired is *this* guy. So the same guy got his hand messed up and got him fired later.
Great reaction ❤❤❤
22:09 and that’s what happened on the Fourth of July. 🇺🇸 God bless America. 😂😂
"Of course it's erased!"
"But what does that mean?"
"It means your future hasn't been written yet. No one's has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one, both of you."
Fun Fact: Clint Eastwood was asked for permission about his name being used for Marty (Michael J. Fox) in the film. He consented and was said to be tickled by the homage.
Historical Fact: Marty (Michael J. Fox) uses a "Frisbie's" pie plate to knock a gun out of Mad Dog's (Tom Wilson) hand. In 1871, the Frisbie Pie Company started in Connecticut. Their pie pans were thrown on the campus of Yale, and this eventually lead to the invention of Frisbees.
Music Enthusiast Fact: ZZ Top was asked to be the town band. During one take, the camera broke. While waiting for the camera to be repaired, Michael J. Fox asked if they would play Hey Good Lookin' (1951) by Hank Williams, which they did. Afterwards, more requests were played. Two hours later, someone inquired if the camera had been repaired. Robert Zemeckis replied that it had been fixed for quite a while, he just didn't want to stop the party that had evolved.
i love them all equally tied as my 1st place favorite.
You've noticed more things than any other reactors. This was really good well done!
Wow, thank you!
23:45 here is a perfectly good way to find out what Marty's going to do and that's be patient and watch the movie and stop with the 20 questions
The photographer who took Doc and Marty's picture at the clock was played by the actual cinematographer all three BTTF movies - Dean Cundey.
And, we all want to know what happened to Doc on the 4th of July. :)
9:27
Marty isn’t too young to drink in 1885. I don’t think they even had a legal age back then. Not like drunk driving was a concern.
I've been trying to teach myself video editing. One of these days I'm gonna edit the trilogy into just one epic movie ^_^
Loving your reaction. Just something funny you just said. Why doesn't Marty cover the DeLorean when he first arrives in 1885. Maybe because he was being chased by a bear? 😂
it's not over. The story continues in a different form of continuation. no more movies but the story continues beyond part 3 in each of the following sequels:
Back to the Future the game
Back to the Future the animated series
Back to the Future the ride
Back in Time documentary movie
Dog brown saves the world 10 minute short film
Back to the future comics which take place both after part 3 and before like how Marty and Doc met. along with comic stories of what happened in-between films like Docs visit to the future before picking Marty up at the end of the first movie and Biffs evil timeline with betting on sports before Marty came and changed it etc.....
The multi franchise universal studio crossover movie with a multi universe of universal properties. A cross over between franchises and Doc must use time travel to save a girl from a different movie franchise from dying while saving the world and it's economy from being in ruin.
Last but most certainly not least and most recent sequel that is the closest you'll ever get to a part 4 is Back to the Future the musical. If you like musical plays. You'll love doing a CZcams review of the musical. No spoilers but it's the only thing just as good if not better then the first movie itself. The others I mentioned above are great and worth watching but not as good as the trilogy. However the musical serpasses the films and does spectacular with the Back To The Future nostalgia. Go see it. It's touring all over the US. It started in London, then it went to Broadway, now it's on a North America tour, and it plans to move to Japan in 2025.
Good sequel 🎉
you're right, I watched the first when it came out, then the other 2 when thay also came out--after the third, I ran to Blockbuster to pick up all 3 and watch them back to back. Do it if you can, you'll catch up some details that you may have missed along the way. I liked all 3 for various reasons. 1--this was something new, 2-because it integrate parts of the 1st one in it, and 3-because it ends the trilogy and it ties loose ends (Neddles and the car accident)--doc told a bit abut the accident, but not the details--but he entered the exact date of the accident for Marty's return in 1985 (so he had to figure things out by himself). You say you're from Canada, so greetings from Montreal. And have a nice day, I'll check your other reactions at a later time.
Brazilian living in Canada 😮 it's like "Frostpunk" game in real life 🥶
I like them all equally, great reaction
You're such a good company to watch movies ! Love for you !
Thank you! 😊
30:45 oh yes it is so cute he showed his girlfriend the broken time machine so adorable it makes me want to cry
My favourite one is the first Back to the Future
me it’s this one
You know I think it would have been a great idea if Doc Brown was responsible for building the clocktower - feels like a missed opportunity there.
Doc Brown não estava pensando logicamente quando pensou em deixar a Clara. Era para ela estar morta, levá-la para o futuro, retirá-la de seu período de tempo original, era a coisa certa a se fazer.
Thank you for thinking 4th dimensionally
5:30 or maybe you think he was there when I was being built already because how could I heard me alive in 1955 at the clock tower was already built their genius
1885 - 1955 - 2025
📌 How about traveling without the time machine?
The Butterfly Effect (2004 movie)
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28:47 why would they named a ravine after a train I mean think about it Train ravine does that sound like a good name
Yes, but back then, trains were given nicknames, like "the Cannonball," "the Comet," or "Man o' War." Cannonball Ravine isn't a bad name.
Edit: I just looked it up. The train in BTTF3 was called the "Sierra #3." So... Sierra Ravine?
24:44 you're a damn genius I mean you think if he would die the movie will be over with right then and there and Doc would be killed next
31:42 yes it is an amazing movie but the facts about her is you haven't learned a lesson about listening or paying attention I mean is it really that hard for you to be patient and just watch a movie
26:51 wow you're a damn genius you really think he can't see her I mean he would stop the train if he did unless he has eyes in the back of his head I mean you're a genius
15:06 you are seriously not that smart how can doc rate the clock when he was already alive in 1955 when the clock was built already does it hurt for you to use your brain
🥸👍 There are quite a few things in this film that don't make any sense at all. Of course, there's absolutely no logical reason in the universe why his great great great grandmother on his FATHER'S side of the family would resemble his mother at all, let alone be a perfect clone of her. The other one that I have a hard time getting around is the fact that in reality, there is no such thing as a drive-in theater with a flat parking area, or a center isle with no speaker poles. They all have rows of berms that tilt the cars up towards the screen. It's nearly impossible to go any faster than 5 miles per hour inside one, let alone 88. In spite of all that, it's still a fun movie.