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^_^ was nice re-watching this with you, some welcome Deja Vu... on that note could you please to the 2006 movie titled "Deja Vu" with Denzel Washington? Either way thanks :)

He was making this movie and doing a show called Family Ties at the same time

The judge who says they are too damn loud is the lead singer of the band that plays the song that band was playing.

The phone call when Marty was playing was from Marvin Berry to his cousin, Chuck Berry, about a new sound he was looking for.

At the beginning of Back to the future the Mall is called Twin Pines Mall after Marty hits the tree in the time machine the name of the mall is called Lone Pine Mall

A lot of folks don't like #2 but it's one of my favorites.

I get my car towed all the way to your house and all you've got for me is light beer!?😅

I highly recommend the Time travelers wife!

lol that's why I'll be back matters....he went on a massacre right after that and for the first time we saw exactly how bad terminators are.... just one opposed to an army of them, I miss the 80s =P

The guy with megaphone who was complaining they were “too darn loud” was Huey Lewis. He’s the singer of the song they were playing. Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News.

Definately stop with this one.

The arm means nothing. If you think about it. The Terminator comes back through time, leaving it’s chip, to make Skynet possible. Skynet destroys world, creates Terminator, and sends it back through time. And so on. And so on. It’s a very tidy cycle. But now ask yourself “How did the cycle begin??” Because both cannot exist, until one exists first. So either the Terminator must be created without Skynet, (which makes no sense) or Skynet must be created without a Terminator. The painful truth is they only delayed our destruction. Judgement Day is ultimately inevitable.

They all look like Arnie, because they all come off the same production line.

The center town in back to the future was also used in Gremlins one year earlier

Amazingly honest reaction, best video.

while the arm section is important and may cause future changes it doesn't have a cpu in it for the purposes of this story, just forget about it

"You fiend!" That was fun!

This is the 2nd best trilogy of movies, all are great movies. But THE BEST trilogy by light years is Lord Of The Rings. JRR Tolkien's tale of Middle Earth is a true 9 hour edge of your seat must see adventure.

One thing to note is that one of Biffs friends/goons is Billy Zane as a small role which led him to appear as Rose's fiance in Titanic and other roles. You are also one of the few people to notice the lone pine mall changing from twin pine mall.

"He's about my height... he has your eyes." Probably one of my favorite subtle foreshadowings in a film. Kyle is telling her, without telling her. 40:09 This is the last shot of the Terminator in the film. They had no money left. The budget was gone. It is literally two pieces of form core (for the top and bottom of the press), a piece of aluminum foil that has been hastily formed into the eye and skull, a christmas tree light on a dial, and cigarette smoke from off camera. Literally someone is standing just off camera puffing smoke. Everybody loves Terminator 2, and what's not to love? But true be told the first film, from its tone to its music to the behind the scene pain and suffering to get it made just inspires me so much more as an artist. I love Michael Biehn as Kyle, Linda Hamilton as Sarah, going from a meek and mild-mannered waitress to a tough-as-nails survivor... and Arnie as The Terminator, never played the machine better in my view. From his "Eyes tracking like a securiy camera" to the way he held his body and face... I just love it all.

Hi Remember, young lady, when this movie pop up on market that back then there were no such technological innovations as now. Here in Europe people watched it on VHs with their mouths open. having a walkman was something wow!. All stuff from west side of europe was a very difficult to get it.. only for dollars... parents should working maybe 6 months for vhs player -recorder ( ( Poland ) was beside Iron curtain)

Great reaction! This is one of the best trilogies ever IMO. One detail that I’m not sure if you caught or not, is when Marty returns to 1985. When he comes back he looks up at the clock tower and you can see the damage of the building underneath the clock that was caused by Doc when he almost fell trying to fix that electric line. Just that I’d mention that. Looking forward to the next 2 movies!

To answer you question: Yes, by his actions in the past, Marty collapsed the spatio-temporal possibility space into an alternate solution, diverging from November 5th 1955.

There’s obviously a lotta loopholes, but you just go with it and have fun. Time travel is so confusing 😂

so, it wasn't suppose to actually have a sequal. But when it did so well they decided to make two more. About the time jump thing there are more answers coming for that in the comming movies. So your thought about the end actually isn't that, but the triology is amazing. When Micheal J Fox heard they where going to do a second movie he called his agent and told them to make sure he was in that movie. Ofc they already had him in mind, but he really wanted to be in the sequal.

So you have to censor spook but peckerwood is ok

Great reaction!! My #1 all-time movie - and yes, it gets better on subsequent views! The story, humour, acting, music, effects - all perfection!! HAVE to do the whole trilogy - but this one does stand alone just fine. My parents LOVED this movie too as they were the teenagers in the late 50's - so it was total nostalgia for them! Cheers!

The game I believe you were thinking about was called Mousetrap (in the UK). You built this mad contraption with a ball moving along plastic ‘pathways’, which causes a small plastic figure to dive into a bucket which led to a trap falling down to catch a mouse, hence the name.

Probably the most important scene in the director's cut that really, really should've been in the theatre version, is a scene from the garage where they patch up the Terminator and spend the night. Everything else they left out is fine; good scenes that add some flavour, but doesn't really change much story telling-wise. They open up the Terminator's head and exposes it's cpu, and flip the switch from read-only to learning. Also, Sarah tries to kill the defenceless Terminator, but John convinces her not to, marking her first actual acknowledgement of him as the leader he is to become and his right and capacity to make judgement calls for himself (and others), by himself. This marks a noticeble shift in the dynamic and trust between the two of them for the rest of the movie, that's much harder to explain without the scene. Also, it's (obviously) from that point on, that the Terminator begins to learn things, both from observing his surroundings and from John's little lessons.

26:03 T2 is a great movie.

As it is now, it's definitely one big story in three parts, so you will want to watch all of it. But originally, they thought it would just be one, unless it was really successful. So I think that was just a decent bit of writing to leave an open end in case they got to do something with it. The callbacks are the thing that makes this so fun. You're seeing just a few within this one movie, but even gets better when they knew they were doing sequels because they could lay down other hints in 2 that get paid off in 3. And some are repeating jokes that are in all three.

I like your thinking on the timeline question. The glitch in the matrix stories offer up the possibility that you can enter and exit certain timelines where things can change minimally or drastically. I really loved your reaction to this movie. It was enjoyable and amusing to watch!

Terminator 3, please!

Can you react to the 1999 movie: the 13th floor? They mention the date june 21st 2024. Sy- fi murder mystery movie with a mind bending ending. I hope somebody reacts to this movie on the 21st.

The arm in the cog...I just realized when you said that, holy shit lol.

The books are about 100x better than the movie. This is not a "Stephen King movie" this is merely a simple film adaptation of a magnificent work of art by one of the greatest novelists of our time.

37:16 at the beginning he was kind of a crackpot who had no success with his inventions until the time machine (which he only tested the first time on the night Marty went back). Now he's known since 1955 that he'd successfully do it. Probably mellows you out.

There are all kinds of new things to discover in the next movies. Enjoy.

I will say, I don't think you realize how rare it is to actually have someone be surprised by the reveal that Arnold is the good guy in the sequel. Because even the trailers gave it away back in the day. So you'd need to be someone who had never seen the trailers and never even heard of the plot of T2 in the first place, over the last 30+ years. That is amazingly rare. Seeing your confusion was a real treat! 🙂

the rest of the movies are absolute garbage except for 4 with batman in it

Have you seriously not heard of Stephen King? You should read some...

On the test drive... Einstein didn't need extra plutonium because wasn't returning FROM anywhere. Doc sent him 1 minute into the future. He disappeared and reappeared 1 minute later. It was just a one-way trip. (anyway, how would Einstein reload the chamber and reset the time??) Also.... it gave them a minute to stand there and give us more exposition without it seeming obvious or having to go to another scene, etc. Another smart move by the writer/director

I did not expect a Bugs Life reference in a Dark Knight reaction. Well done.

The bum on the bench was indeed the mayor from the 50s. It took me years to pick up on in, because I could never quite make out what Marty said when he sees him after making it back to 1985. Marty says "Red!"... So yes, it's Red Thomas, who was campaigning for re-election in 1955.

Don't watch the trailer at the end of 2. Part II shows the 'split in time'. The is a difference in changing time, and splitting it. The phone call was to Chuck Berry, the original singer. The song 'Jonny B good' was released in 1958.

The point of the ending isn’t to wonder whether he’s awake or asleep, it’s the idea that he doesn’t care anymore

It’s crazy that Fischer doesn’t recognize the face of his major competition

Your question about the time travel mechanics will be answered in the second movie ;)

One of the best trilogys ever!! I'm glad that you react to this. You MUST watch parts 2 and 3!!! Remember all the details because everything is gonna back 😂