a rare thing in this is that all three movies are great. They actually didn't intend a second. Just wrote the ending open like that to be a fun ending. But it was so successful they made the others.
They were forced by the studio to make sequels or be replaced and they weren't about to let someone mess with their baby even though the Bobs don't like making sequels. They originally planned one but had so much content they made two at the same time.
The homeless guy Red sleeping on the park bench at the end who said, "Crazy drink driver!", was the Mayor, Red Thomas who was running for re-election in 1955.
Oh cool!! I was actually wondering because they lingered on the shot of him for some time, if I was meant to recognize him! Yet another detail they threw in! Love it!
As someone who grew up in the1950's and saw this movie when it first came out, I really REALLY appreciated all the nuances of 1955 they captured (and it took seeing the movie to remind me). When the mother says "shush, no one has two tv's," it hit me between the eyes. In the early days of television, it was simply inconceivable, no matter how rich you were, to have more than one tv. (Odd, but true.) Ronald Regan was a B movie actor at the time he won governorship of CA in the '70's. (The 1955 theater marquee is listing a movie he made back then.) It was a real shock when he won the presidency in 1980. The other people Doc. Brown asks about as part of this were well-known actors. Jerry Lewis played a goofy whinny jerk. Jack Benny was best known for being stingy. Classic joke: Robber holds Benny up and demands "your money or your life." Moment of silence. Robber asks "well?" Benny replies "I'm thinking, I'm thinking." In the 1950's, the civil rights movement was in its infancy. (Brown v. Board of Education which desegregated public schools was decided only the year before.) The idea of a Black mayor was still inconceivable in '55. (As was the idea of a Black president was inconceivable in '85, and of course, the writers couldn't predict that it had happened by 2015.) The 1980's were the nadir of downtowns everywhere, with all business and the life of the community shifted to the malls. The 1985 version of Hill Valley had abandoned stores, and marginal business like adult theaters. Mothers used to write the name of their kids on their underwear, always white. In 1950's, the idea of a future atomic war was considered only a matter of when, not if. Also atomic-powered planes and trains. Plutonium is man-made radioactive fuel (and highly poisonous), used for nuclear reactors and bombs. No natural source. Children made scooters by cutting a roller skate in half, attaching the two pieces to a board, with a wooden crate ("soapbox") to hold onto. Skateboards were invented c. 1950's in California as a dry-land version of surfing (so Marty could very well have invented it). The 1936 movie "Reefer Madness" set the public attitude toward marijuana for decades to follow. (Extremely hilarious to watch now as the dangers and effects were so overblown.) In the parking lot scene, the one guy says "we don't want to mess with any reefer ADDICTS." Movies in the 1940's often had the heroes perform top-40's music to natives in some far off island, and the music is instantly popular. In this movie, when Marty goes heavy metal at the end of his performance, the audience is stunned (as is the case when a new genre of music is first heard, from Beethoven to ragtime, jazz, big band, the rock). Johnnie Be Good was just a bit more novel to the teenagers at the time, but not Van Halen. This movie was a refreshing bit of reality here. Yes, gas stations really did have a bunch of uniformed attendants who came out to service your car. Biff is portrayed as a dunce because the well-known saying was "why don't you make like a tree and LEAVE/leaf."
WOW that’s a LOT of Information!! Thank you!! It’s awesome to hear your perspective as someone who saw all of this first hand!! I appreciate you taking the time to share all of that!!
One of my favorite bits in this movie, that not everyone notices, is that the mall was called The Twin Pines Mall, until Marty goes back to 1955 and he runs over a little pine tree trying to escape the farmer's gunshots. When he comes back to 1985, now it's called The Lone Pine Mall.
Yes!!! I did not notice this while watching but it was pointed out to me afterward and I just LOVE that they went so far as to include a detail like that!!
OK, Tara! Gotta tease you! The guy with the ugly sports coat and megaphone who said the band was too darn loud was Huey Lewis. He and his band toured the country for years playing their music too darn loud! Lewis's music was playing in the alarm clock at the beginning, during the skateboarding on the way to school, and actually IN the audition. They just slicked his hair back and disguised him as an old-fogey judge. Sneaky cameo, huh! :)
Hey Christopher!! That is really cool actually!! I totally admit to missing this sneaky theme completely! I do enjoy a good Huey Lewis and the News song for sure, but to be honest I don’t think I’ve ever known what he looks like!! Now I know! That’s such a fun cameo to throw into a movie like this and totally explains why he would say The Pinheads were playing too loud!! I was so confused by that during the movie haha so thank you for clearing that up!!
His band wrote many of the songs for the soundtrack, and "Power of Love" was a hit at the time, which is what MJF was attempting to play at the audition. Huey is in another movie with Gwyneth Paltrow called Duets, about a Karaoke competition - could be fodder for your channel. He also won a court case against Ray Parker Jr over the Ghostbusters theme song, as it had too much in common with "I want a new drug"
my favorite easter eggs... Twin Pines Mall... "Old man peabody owned all of this, he had this crazy theory about breeding pine trees".... then in 1955 while escaping from the Peabody farm Marty knocks down a pine tree.. Peabody yells "MY PINES!".... when Marty returns to 1985, the mall is now called Lone Pine Mall In the first 1985, the ledge in front of the clock is intact... after Doc breaks it in 1955, when Marty returns to 1985 (the shot with the helicopter and search light) the ledge is still broken... the foreshadowing at the very start of the movie, with a man (old time movie star Harold Lloyd) is hanging from a clock... The tape that Marty uses as "Darth Vader" says Eddie Van Halen... Eddie gave permission for his name to be used, and even came up with the little riff... but the *band* Van Halen did not give permission, hence why Eddie's name is hastily added...
The best thing about the BTTF trilogy is there is literally hundreds of clever little details you still miss even after watching it about 50 times. Attention to detail is astounding. For example notice it’s the twin pines mall at the beginning then Marty knocks a tree down going back in time and it’s the pine mall at the end. There’s so much like that
I just want to show my appreciation for your movie reactions... It's SO VERY HARD to find people who do not over react to movies... You're very down to Earth and not annoying in the slightest, you talk at the right points and are still able to pay attention. Please never change!
@@TaraTunesIn To be honest, I think you don't need to try too hard! You being you is what is great to watch! Too many UA-camrs think they have to "heighten" themselves when on video, which I guess is true to a certain extent. But you just being a normal person is super refreshing (and that's quite sad to say, considering all the other movie reactors who are simply trying too hard). Anyway, much love
You are the first reactor to note how George was so pleased he said his line. Puts his arms out. I think that's one of the funniest things, and you noticed it; first reactor to do so. Everyone else just lets it fly over their heads!
Yesss!! I thought that moment was amazing! It was just adorable that he was so proud of himself for his practice line, it really showed the baby steps he was taking toward becoming confident later on! You are the first commenter to notice that I noticed! Gold stars to both of us!! ⭐️ ⭐️
Great reaction!!! This film is considered the best written and executed one ever. And it’s just perfect! 🤓❤️ Please make sure when you watch Part II that at the end of the film, not to watch immediately after, press stop 😁 otherwise you’ll be spoiled for Part III because it’s has a preview before credits. They did it then cause they filmed both same time and released within year. I can’t wait to see you’re next reactions and Part II !!!
At the end of Part 2, you'll see a big sign that reads "To be concluded". Right after that, there may be a trailer of the third movie that spoils too much stuff. In case you want to watch part 3 without knowing anything about it, I suggest you to stop watching when you see that sign ;)
The guy that said, "I'm afraid you are just too darn loud", is Huey Lewis making a cameo. He is the singer of the theme song of this movie (Power of Love). Huey Lewis and the News.
I love it when Doc says "Oh my God they found me. I don't know how but they found me!".... erm.... you're riding around town in a big ass truck with your name on the side!
During the filming of this movie, 'Back to the Future, Michael J. Fox was under contract filming the TV show 'Family Ties.' The studio would not release him to do any of 'Back to the Future' scenes. It would eventually get worked out where Fox would film and work on 'Family Ties' during the day, then move on to film 'Back to the Future' at night. He would sleep in his station wagon at night and wake to begin again on 'Family Ties.'
THAT’s dedication!!! He was probably so exhausted, but it looks like it was worth it considering both Family Ties and Back to the Future we’re huge successes!
13:12 Tara: "He's not bird watching. He's boob watching. That's so creepy." 13:54 Lorraine removed Marty's (a boy she never met before) pants while he slept. - crickets Guys perspective: That would be pretty cool if she wasn't his mom.
@@TaraTunesIn The funniest thing is older Lorraine told her own daughter she never chased a boy. She practically had her way with poor Marty, if it wasn't for his resistance. 😜
If you don’t flinch when Marty hits his head on the road then you are not human (perhaps you are a Spaceman from Pluto). I’ve seen this movie countless times and every single time.... _shudders_
Here is something most people miss,when Marty play's at the audition the teacher that stops him is Huey Lewis from Huey Lewis and the news and it's his song Marty is playing.he makes a camio
@@TaraTunesIn Also when Huey say's "You're just too darn loud" was improvised because Huey himself got rejected at a gig early on in his music career with that line. He thought it was ridiculous at the time and would be ridiculous enough for rejecting Marty's band for the comedy.
This movie wasn't originally intended to have a sequel. They made another film because so many people were wondering what happens next after they go into the future.
It's great that you brought It up! Most of the reactors have no clue! It's even Said that, If they had a sequel on the plans, they would never take Jennifer! But they had to work around It!
The second and third were written together and filmed back-to-back. They even have a teaser at the second. (It’s okay to watch. It doesn’t really spoil anyway despite what people say. I saw it in theaters. Though if you watch the third shortly after the second, you can just skip it. It doesn’t add anything.)
"so many people were wondering what happens next after they go into the future." The end part where Doc. comes back wasn't in the original release of the movie.
The synchronized clock opening is one of the few homages to The Time Machine (1960). The clock with a man hanging from the minute hand is a reference to the famous scene of actor Harold Lloyd in the movie "Last Security!". (1923).
Actually, this was originally a stand-alone movie. They had no plans whatsoever to have a sequel. So, the ending was just written the way is was with no sequel plans WHATSOEVER. But the movie became a hit, so they had to think of a sequel. Also, after this movie came out, the mother of actress Claudia Wells (Jennifer) had developed cancer, so Claudia put her career on hold to care for her. So, the sequel writers had a problem because at the and of THIS movie, Jennifer got in the car with Marty and Doc. So they had to find a look-alike actress to play Jennifer in the next 2 films.
They did change the actress for Jennifer. However, when Michael J Foxx signed up for the trilogy he insisted they film them all at once so he would look the same age in all of them. They then released them every other year.
@@ricklupo the two sequels were filmed in one go, not all three; as the man said, the first one was meant to be just a standalone movie, and the "to be continued" part was not in the original theatre release. Just like the first Star Wars film was just called Star Wars and didnt have "Episode 4: A New Hope" in the original theatre release, but was added later when the movie was a hit and sequels ordered.
The funny thing with the battle of the band's scene, the guy with the megaphone saying, "your just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis, from "Huey Lewis and the News" and he is the actual writer and singer of that song Marty is auditioning with called the Power of Love. :-) He also wrote and sung "Back in Time" used in the series.
26:52 "Yeah. He _totally did_ it. I'm so proud of him." Isn't it clever the changes they made to the dynamic between these three? The _first_ time through, they met because Lorraine's father hit George with the car, they brought him in the house, and her heart went out to him, because he was like a little lost puppy. They subsequently decided to do to the dance where George kissed her for the first time and that's how their relationship _started._ But the _second_ time through, they _met_ at the dance. George came across Lorraine in the midst of an assault by someone he knows as a bully and laid the guy _out._ Suddenly, Lorraine's first kiss with this guy was with someone who who had just discovered he had it in him to stand up to _bullies._
8:40 lol, he didn't 'come back', they caught up with him! 😉. Then again, even Doc says _'...how do I ever expect to get back...'_ when referring to not taking extra plutonium. So you're in good company!
Fun fact: while Marty plays 'Johnny B Good' (a song by CHUCK BERRY) you can see this guy called 'Marvin Berry' calling "his cousin Chuck" and asking him: "u know that new sound you were searching for? well, listen to this!"... So technically, Marty was meant to be the real inspiration for the song "Johnny B Good"... 🙂THIS MOVIE IS SO FULL OF HIDDEN JEMS!!!!
Haha ohhh Ooops!! There were so many details to consider and so many that they got right in this movie, it wouldn’t surprise me if there were one or two mixups like this! Time travel is tricky :)
People still drive Deloreans around btw. They're VERY rare, like only about 6000 are out there, and they're an eye-catcher when you see them on the freeway. They look like a low, angular space-ship compared to all the modern cars. My eyes about bugged out when I saw one come up behind me in the rearview mirror. Some people drive them normal, other people trick them out like the movie Delorean. If you see one, you'll know it!
As far as recognizing Marty when they get older, when I was at college someone came up to me and started talking to me like they knew me. I had no idea who they were throughout the conversation until near the end, when I realized it was one of my best friends during my high school years. So it's very possible to not remember someone's face that far into the future, and they might even think that the resemblance is in their imagination since they chose the name Marty based on their interaction with him.
To better experience Parts II and III, you should watch (maybe do a react vid) to the serious western that made Clint Eastwood very famous, "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964). Back in the 80s most of us (as well as Marty in BTTF) knew Eastwood's movies very well going into BTTF. Can't tell you more without spoiling BTTF II and III, which leads to a warning about Part II, I'm sure you've read about. At the end of Part II there are a LOT of spoiler previews for Part III, so to avoid seeing those stop your player at the end of part II when you see the words "To Be Concluded --->" as the spoilers will begin right after. They filmed parts II and III virtually back-to-back so they had all the scenes for the previews, though the two sequels were released about 10 months apart. @ 32:34 Another time change here. Notice the name of the mall changed to "Lone Pine" from "Twin Pines" because Marty ran over one of Peabody's prized pine trees in 1955. A minute earlier when Marty woke up the homeless guy sleeping on the bench, I believe that was the guy running for mayor back in 1955. And the woman in the window that George was peeping at in the tree was Marty's mom as she liked to do that to attract guys! LOL! When you watch BTTF again, and during the family dinner scene early on, look carefully at George's reaction when Lorraine ask him why he was in the street in the first place when her father hit him with the car. George looks like he didn't want to answer that! LOL! I didn't catch that until a re-watch. And all of Doc's clocks going off all at once at the beginning was a little tribute to the original time travel movie of all time, the one that led to more like it, George Pal's "The Time Machine" (1960) based on the famous H.G. Wells novel of the same title published in 1895. It was actress Yvette Mimieux's breakout role, who died at 80, two+ weeks ago. About the flying car at the end, Zemeckis and others have said it was a joke something to amuse the audience as they had NOT planned or thought of a sequel. But BTTF was such a BIG hit they had to made the two sequels and use the flying car thing. Because even in 1985 we knew there would not be flying cars by 2015, let alone 2022. LOL! You'll enjoy the sequels. ✌😎
Wow thank you so much for your comment and for your movie suggestions!!! Perhaps I should throw on a Clint Eastwood film before continuing on!!! I will take a look :) Those were some awesome tidbits!! I did not notice about the name of the mall!! I think it’s so awesome how much attention they paid to those small details!!
No, if Marty were to get stuck in the past then to those people in his present like his family, it would be like he disappeared without a trace. He was still born as before because he repaired the timeline but from 1985 on he would be trapped in his past.
Fun Fact: Crispin Glover is left handed. He had to force himself to write with his right hand. It's also why Biff didn't see the second punch from George.
Some small parts of the time travel don't make sense if you dig too deep but if you stay at the surface it makes sense & in part 2 he explains the time travel a little bit better
Awesome!! I have come to terms with never fully wrapping my head around time travel! You really only need to accept it at surface level to enjoy the movie!! :):) I do look forward to hearing him try to explain it to me though haha
Amazing video! Fun fact the movie was almost shot twice. The first time they had to shoot it with a different actor for Marty, Eric Stoltz, as Michael J Fox wasn't available due to him shooting a TV show (Family ties). At about 80% of the movie shooting the director realized Stoltz's acting wasn't in the intended tone of the movie. Most of the scenes without Marty on screen were kept and they reshot only the scenes with Marty on screen. But you can see Stoltz's body in the completed film. IE, when Marty punches Biff in the cafeteria it's Stoltz's fist that you see. Can't wait for the rest of the trilogy!
Awesome fun fact!!! I feel a bit bad for Stoltz, but it may not have been as successful if they hadn’t changed actors! Thanks so much for watching I’m glad you enjoyed the video!!
Yes your awesome!!! I waited to the table sceen @6:15 to see if you'd talk over it.... Thank you so much for this!!! What a fantastic reaction, I'm definitely saaacribing😀😀😀
As others may have already indicated, when the first movie was made, the screenwriters had absolutely no intention of making any sequels. The final scene of the DeLorean flying off into the future was meant to be a joke. A joke with no resolution. But the fan reaction was intensely strong, and Gale and Zemeckis decided to make the sequels and were kind of forced to write the screenplay so that the details of taking Jennifer into the future that has flying cars all made sense.
Cleon's right!!!!!!!!! You paid attention and commented when it was appropriate. Thats how you react to a movie. And you got the rhythmic ceremonial ritual joke which I love.....😀😀😀
Hahah thank you! I try to keep the timing right, once in a while I might talk over something important, but hopefully not very often :) From now on I am calling ALL dances Rhythmic Ceremonial Rituals!!! 😂
Thank you!! That really is the way I need to look at it to make sure I say everything I’m thinking!! I think it will come more and more naturally as I go!! I appreciate your comment, and I am glad you enjoyed the video :)
The trilogy is fabulous, you're going to have so much fun. And for what it's worth, I graduated high school a couple of decades ago (saw this movie as a rising senior) and I barely remember what anybody looked like. They had close-up encounters with Marty, yeah, but I've got no problem believing they'd forget exactly what he looked like. He's just lucky that the more- successful George and Lorraine hadn't decided to buy a bigger house!
The irony of Lorraine saying at the beginning that when she was young she never chased or called or parked in a car with a boy and Marty thinking she was born a nun, and she turns out to be a shameless predator. Btw, they weren't trying to set up a sequel, it was just a cool way to end the movie, then it got so big that the sequel was ordered, they didn't want to do it so the studio said it would be done with or without them, and so they filmed parts 2 and 3 together. The plot with their kids was never meant to be a thing, that's why it's so quickly resolved and then they move on to the real story for the next two movies.
Here's a fun fact, if you go to any O'Reilly's auto parts store and ask, they have a "Flux Capacitor" in their auto parts stock system complete with a picture of a replica of the one in Doc's DeLorean.
In the scene where George is removing the laundry if you look closely you can see Marty's shirt pocket cover go from outside to inside then outside again
Fun fact there is actually a Back to the Future video game with an alternate story they had originally conceived for the second movie with a young Doc in the Prohibition era, too bad they never used that, could have been fun. Won't say more as some elements were kept for the second movie.
Your question about Marty’s parents recognizing him after he’s born again is probably the most asked question in movie history and there is still no straight answer for it. My belief is that they knew it was him all along.
Yeah! Maybe! A lot of people have challenged me on asking this, saying it wouldn’t be likely they would remember a specific face from that long ago… But he played a significant role in their meeting, and falling in love, and they named their child after him haha So I think they would remember his face Just me!
Also funny that Marty isn't the oldest child. You'd think they'd name their first child Marty since she was already talking about it being a nice name but nope they decided to go with Dave first
You're doing a great job and I am a new fan and subscriber...keep them coming! Thanks for the hard work and natural attitude of someone anyone would want for a friend!
Hey Tara, enjoying the channel the funny part that most people don't know is the song they were playing for the battle of the bands is "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the news, the actor with the bull horn is Huey Lewis. hard to tell cause the mega phone blocks his face. plus you have to remember him.
Fantastic reaction, gf!! I hope you see the rest of them! I will say, however, that I've always had a problem with the first half of the 2nd movie, but it's worth it cuz the conclusion of #2 leads right into a very lovely #3. I look forward to seeing all your future reactions. You're a great presence!! 🦚🦚🦚
Oh wow thanks so much for your lovely comment!! I am so glad you enjoyed and that you will be coming back for more videos!! I am really looking forward to #2&3!!
Hi Tara, This is the kind of movie you need to watch twice, or more. There are lots of hidden details throughout all three movies. For another time travel movie that would be suited for Valentine's Day, I would recommend, Somewhere in Time with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. You'll love the hotel and music in this time travel love story.
This was fun to watch, you are so analytical and figured out a lot. So even if Marty doesn't make it back to the future, he can be stuck in the past, because (for him at least) he already has gone back. HOWEVER, if his parents never meet, then he is never born, so he cannot go back in time, so he can't interfere with them meeting, so he IS born and then can go back in time and interfere...
Great reaction! Now let's wait for the sequels! From Rio de janeiro, Brazil! And yes! Your vídeos already got this Far! And we Hope they reach much further!
Points to ponder: • If you actually travelled in time and not space, the earth wouldn’t be in the same place, meaning you’d be in space and immediately die. • Why is there nobody at the mall? The middle of the night is when cleaning and stocking gets done. • If I was trying to save someone from being shot by travelling through time, I’m pretty sure I’d give myself more than 10 F**KING MINUTES! • John Mulaney has a comedy bit called Back to the Future is Very Weird. It’s about the most…… awkward plot elements. It also inspired Ryan George’s Pitch Meetings series, where he imagines the creators of various movies, TV shows, etc. pitching the idea to executives. Anyway, I urge you to check all this out. It’s all on UA-cam.
in regards to the 10 minutes thing: it’s very very well established by that point in the movie that Marty has absolutely no concept of time. 10 minutes is plenty of time to someone who is consistently late everywhere.
4:37 I skated in high school about 25 years ago until my board was stolen and I couldn't afford a new one. This past summer I bought one on Amazon and could barely ride in a straight line.
33:12 "Well, I figured, what the hell?" Doc Brown considered the situation _carefully._ He _could've_ avoided getting shot by not dealing with any Libyan terrorists in the _first_ place. But that would've prevented Marty from having this urgent need to go back in time and deliver this _warning_ to him. No, what Doc Brown needed was a way to _look_ like he'd been shot by terrorists, _so_ convincing that it would fool _Marty._
Did you notice Lone Pine Mall? Recommended: The Shawshank Redemption (same author and director as The Green Mile), Saving Private Ryan (starring Tom Hanks, directed by Steven Spielberg), and Schindler's List, also directed by Spielberg.
I didn’t notice the mall name changing while I was watching, but some other commenters explained it to me afterward!! Such a cool detail!!! Thanks so much for the suggestions!!
Notice all the "Easter eggs" in the past & the future creating continuity the clock Tower, riding a skateboard the way Biff treats McFly etc If & when you watch part 2 & 3 they will be many "Easter eggs" that happened in this movie that will happen in those movies
I am really looking forward to the next two movies!! That was one of my fav things about this one; they kept everything so consistent which made it fun to watch! Everything felt so familiar!
@@TaraTunesIn Actually a sequel wasn't planned that was just the end of the movie to leave you wondering but it was such a blockbuster hit they decided to make a sequel. There's a slight problem with the way it ends but they had to use that as a jump off place to part two. Part two & three we're just going to be one sequel extravaganza but turned it into a trilogy.
You know, Doc kind of is like an uncle figure to Marty. Maybe even his true father figure, since he seems to mentor and inspire Marty much better than George does.
Guitar Fun Fact #1: Most of the guitar playing you hear in this film is by Eddie Van Halen. He didnt even want to be paid for his participation. He just wanted to be involved. Guitar Fun Fact #2: The guitar you hear in the scene with Marty putting headphones on a sleeping George is Eddie's 'Bumblebee' guitar. Its the yellow and black striped one that many many Van Halen hits were recorded and performed live with. Its a VERY iconic guitar. That guitar is buried with Darrell "Dimebag" Abbott from Pantera. Eddie attended Dimebag's funeral and placed the guitar in a compartment that was special built into the casket. Guitar Fun Fact #3: When Marty's band, The Pinheads, is auditioning for the school dance Marty is playing a black Ibanez Roadstar Guitar. The Roadstar Guitar was re-designed by guitarist Steve Vai in the late 1980s. The new version was called an RG (for Roadstar Guitar). The Ibanez RG is still in production today. Guitar Fun Fact #4: The red hollowbody electric guitar Marty is playing at the school dance in the 50s is a Gibson ES-358. The ES-358 wasnt in production until 1958. BTW... Eddie actually recorded the solo for the going crazy on stage part. Marty is basically just playing air guitar with a very expensive and collectible guitar!
Wow!!! Victor!! Thank you for the awesome guitar facts!! You certainly know a lot about the guitars in this film!!! I am so glad you joined me for this reaction, and took the time to share all of this knowledge!!! :)
Great reaction!!! I think you won't have any problems understanding the second part, which for many is confusing... you're going to love it!!! Now, a warning: when the fans saw the second part in the cinema (in the 80s) at the end they see a TRAILER of part 3... incredible! (This was possible because while Robert Zemeckis was finishing part 2 he was already filming part 3). A tremendous effort to leave that gift to the fans. If you want to live the same experience as we did in the 80s, I recommend you see it. I'm already waiting for your next reaction.!!!!
Hi Juan! Thanks so much for your comment!! I’m so glad you enjoyed the reaction and I do hope to see you again for the next one! Thanks for the advice!! I will keep it in mind when I watch part two!
Thanks so much for the encouragement!!! I will do my best to stick with good movies, of course it’s hard to know if they’re good if you haven’t seen them 😋
I think a lot of people miss Doc's comment about the "rhythmic ceremonial ritual". I find it as funny as you did. There was smoke coming off of the writers' pens when they came up with that one.
Great reaction these are my childhood movies I love these and the Ghostbuster franchise 1985 Goodyear I was born then always loved the Back to the Future trilogy but anyways definitely subscribing great Channel
Hi there!!! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!! I also really enjoyed this trilogy, and I will be checking out Ghostbusters on this channel in the future as well!!
a rare thing in this is that all three movies are great. They actually didn't intend a second. Just wrote the ending open like that to be a fun ending. But it was so successful they made the others.
They were forced by the studio to make sequels or be replaced and they weren't about to let someone mess with their baby even though the Bobs don't like making sequels. They originally planned one but had so much content they made two at the same time.
the second sucks. third is great. if you could erase the first 45 misn of 2, it'd be great.
@@unclebounce1495 it didn't suck, just not the best one
The homeless guy Red sleeping on the park bench at the end who said, "Crazy drink driver!", was the Mayor, Red Thomas who was running for re-election in 1955.
Oh cool!! I was actually wondering because they lingered on the shot of him for some time, if I was meant to recognize him! Yet another detail they threw in! Love it!
As someone who grew up in the1950's and saw this movie when it first came out, I really REALLY appreciated all the nuances of 1955 they captured (and it took seeing the movie to remind me).
When the mother says "shush, no one has two tv's," it hit me between the eyes. In the early days of television, it was simply inconceivable, no matter how rich you were, to have more than one tv. (Odd, but true.)
Ronald Regan was a B movie actor at the time he won governorship of CA in the '70's. (The 1955 theater marquee is listing a movie he made back then.) It was a real shock when he won the presidency in 1980. The other people Doc. Brown asks about as part of this were well-known actors. Jerry Lewis played a goofy whinny jerk. Jack Benny was best known for being stingy. Classic joke: Robber holds Benny up and demands "your money or your life." Moment of silence. Robber asks "well?" Benny replies "I'm thinking, I'm thinking."
In the 1950's, the civil rights movement was in its infancy. (Brown v. Board of Education which desegregated public schools was decided only the year before.) The idea of a Black mayor was still inconceivable in '55. (As was the idea of a Black president was inconceivable in '85, and of course, the writers couldn't predict that it had happened by 2015.)
The 1980's were the nadir of downtowns everywhere, with all business and the life of the community shifted to the malls. The 1985 version of Hill Valley had abandoned stores, and marginal business like adult theaters.
Mothers used to write the name of their kids on their underwear, always white.
In 1950's, the idea of a future atomic war was considered only a matter of when, not if. Also atomic-powered planes and trains. Plutonium is man-made radioactive fuel (and highly poisonous), used for nuclear reactors and bombs. No natural source.
Children made scooters by cutting a roller skate in half, attaching the two pieces to a board, with a wooden crate ("soapbox") to hold onto. Skateboards were invented c. 1950's in California as a dry-land version of surfing (so Marty could very well have invented it).
The 1936 movie "Reefer Madness" set the public attitude toward marijuana for decades to follow. (Extremely hilarious to watch now as the dangers and effects were so overblown.) In the parking lot scene, the one guy says "we don't want to mess with any reefer ADDICTS."
Movies in the 1940's often had the heroes perform top-40's music to natives in some far off island, and the music is instantly popular. In this movie, when Marty goes heavy metal at the end of his performance, the audience is stunned (as is the case when a new genre of music is first heard, from Beethoven to ragtime, jazz, big band, the rock). Johnnie Be Good was just a bit more novel to the teenagers at the time, but not Van Halen. This movie was a refreshing bit of reality here.
Yes, gas stations really did have a bunch of uniformed attendants who came out to service your car.
Biff is portrayed as a dunce because the well-known saying was "why don't you make like a tree and LEAVE/leaf."
WOW that’s a LOT of Information!! Thank you!! It’s awesome to hear your perspective as someone who saw all of this first hand!! I appreciate you taking the time to share all of that!!
I have 5 TVs & haven't watched TV in almost 2 years LOL
I just watch on my computer
One of my favorite bits in this movie, that not everyone notices, is that the mall was called The Twin Pines Mall, until Marty goes back to 1955 and he runs over a little pine tree trying to escape the farmer's gunshots. When he comes back to 1985, now it's called The Lone Pine Mall.
Yes!!! I did not notice this while watching but it was pointed out to me afterward and I just LOVE that they went so far as to include a detail like that!!
OK, Tara! Gotta tease you! The guy with the ugly sports coat and megaphone who said the band was too darn loud was Huey Lewis. He and his band toured the country for years playing their music too darn loud! Lewis's music was playing in the alarm clock at the beginning, during the skateboarding on the way to school, and actually IN the audition. They just slicked his hair back and disguised him as an old-fogey judge. Sneaky cameo, huh! :)
Hey Christopher!!
That is really cool actually!! I totally admit to missing this sneaky theme completely! I do enjoy a good Huey Lewis and the News song for sure, but to be honest I don’t think I’ve ever known what he looks like!! Now I know!
That’s such a fun cameo to throw into a movie like this and totally explains why he would say The Pinheads were playing too loud!!
I was so confused by that during the movie haha so thank you for clearing that up!!
@@TaraTunesIn they did in part 2 and in part 3 they went to the old west 🙃
His band wrote many of the songs for the soundtrack, and "Power of Love" was a hit at the time, which is what MJF was attempting to play at the audition.
Huey is in another movie with Gwyneth Paltrow called Duets, about a Karaoke competition - could be fodder for your channel.
He also won a court case against Ray Parker Jr over the Ghostbusters theme song, as it had too much in common with "I want a new drug"
my favorite easter eggs...
Twin Pines Mall... "Old man peabody owned all of this, he had this crazy theory about breeding pine trees".... then in 1955 while escaping from the Peabody farm Marty knocks down a pine tree.. Peabody yells "MY PINES!".... when Marty returns to 1985, the mall is now called Lone Pine Mall
In the first 1985, the ledge in front of the clock is intact... after Doc breaks it in 1955, when Marty returns to 1985 (the shot with the helicopter and search light) the ledge is still broken...
the foreshadowing at the very start of the movie, with a man (old time movie star Harold Lloyd) is hanging from a clock...
The tape that Marty uses as "Darth Vader" says Eddie Van Halen... Eddie gave permission for his name to be used, and even came up with the little riff... but the *band* Van Halen did not give permission, hence why Eddie's name is hastily added...
Awesome!! There are so many things going on in this film!! They really thought of everything!!
The best thing about the BTTF trilogy is there is literally hundreds of clever little details you still miss even after watching it about 50 times. Attention to detail is astounding.
For example notice it’s the twin pines mall at the beginning then Marty knocks a tree down going back in time and it’s the pine mall at the end. There’s so much like that
Yeah I agree their attention to detail was remarkable! People have been pointing some amazing things out in the comments!!!
the guy who told them the band was too loud was huet lewis. the leader of the band that wrote "Thew Power of Love" the song they were performing
I just want to show my appreciation for your movie reactions... It's SO VERY HARD to find people who do not over react to movies... You're very down to Earth and not annoying in the slightest, you talk at the right points and are still able to pay attention. Please never change!
Hello there!! Thanks so much for the nice comment!!! I will do my best to keep it up!! :):)
@@TaraTunesIn To be honest, I think you don't need to try too hard! You being you is what is great to watch! Too many UA-camrs think they have to "heighten" themselves when on video, which I guess is true to a certain extent. But you just being a normal person is super refreshing (and that's quite sad to say, considering all the other movie reactors who are simply trying too hard).
Anyway, much love
Tara, you're gonna love parts 2 and 3! This is, by far, the best trilogy ever made. All 3 movies are fantastic. Can't wait to watch them with you!
Awesome!!! I’m so pumped for them and I’m so glad you’ll be back to join me!! Thank you :)
Yes
You are the first reactor to note how George was so pleased he said his line. Puts his arms out. I think that's one of the funniest things, and you noticed it; first reactor to do so. Everyone else just lets it fly over their heads!
Yesss!! I thought that moment was amazing! It was just adorable that he was so proud of himself for his practice line, it really showed the baby steps he was taking toward becoming confident later on!
You are the first commenter to notice that I noticed! Gold stars to both of us!! ⭐️ ⭐️
Honestly, my favourite film trilogy and can never get enough of watching it. I'm glad you're watching! Love seeing new people react to it 🤗
It's so good!
@@TaraTunesIn It really is! :D
doc browns dog in 1985 is named “Einstein” in 1955 his dog is named “copernicus “
Great reaction!!! This film is considered the best written and executed one ever. And it’s just perfect! 🤓❤️ Please make sure when you watch Part II that at the end of the film, not to watch immediately after, press stop 😁 otherwise you’ll be spoiled for Part III because it’s has a preview before credits. They did it then cause they filmed both same time and released within year. I can’t wait to see you’re next reactions and Part II !!!
Hey thanks so much for tuning in with me!! I will definitely be stopping before the spoilers in #2!!
Thanks for the heads up!!! :):)
At the end of Part 2, you'll see a big sign that reads "To be concluded". Right after that, there may be a trailer of the third movie that spoils too much stuff. In case you want to watch part 3 without knowing anything about it, I suggest you to stop watching when you see that sign ;)
Thank you for this!!! I appreciate the warning I definitely will stop! Nobody should know too much about the future!!! 😋
@@TaraTunesIn ua-cam.com/video/lXThsWgpdfw/v-deo.html😂
Great advice.
@@TaraTunesIn Good line.
That preview for the third movie was even in the movie release and I wonder if it impacted the turnout.
The guy that said, "I'm afraid you are just too darn loud", is Huey Lewis making a cameo. He is the singer of the theme song of this movie (Power of Love). Huey Lewis and the News.
I love it when Doc says "Oh my God they found me. I don't know how but they found me!".... erm.... you're riding around town in a big ass truck with your name on the side!
Hahaha omg good point!! 🤣
The guy with the megaphone that said "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" was Huey Lewis in a cameo.
During the filming of this movie, 'Back to the Future, Michael J. Fox was under contract filming the TV show 'Family Ties.' The studio would not release him to do any of 'Back to the Future' scenes. It would eventually get worked out where Fox would film and work on 'Family Ties' during the day, then move on to film 'Back to the Future' at night. He would sleep in his station wagon at night and wake to begin again on 'Family Ties.'
THAT’s dedication!!! He was probably so exhausted, but it looks like it was worth it considering both Family Ties and Back to the Future we’re huge successes!
13:12 Tara: "He's not bird watching. He's boob watching. That's so creepy."
13:54 Lorraine removed Marty's (a boy she never met before) pants while he slept. - crickets
Guys perspective: That would be pretty cool if she wasn't his mom.
Hahaha yeah a lot of things about young Lorraine’s aggressive approach would have been pretty cool if she wasn’t his mom!!! 🤣
@@TaraTunesIn The funniest thing is older Lorraine told her own daughter she never chased a boy. She practically had her way with poor Marty, if it wasn't for his resistance. 😜
If you don’t flinch when Marty hits his head on the road then you are not human (perhaps you are a Spaceman from Pluto). I’ve seen this movie countless times and every single time.... _shudders_
Here is something most people miss,when Marty play's at the audition the teacher that stops him is Huey Lewis from Huey Lewis and the news and it's his song Marty is playing.he makes a camio
Oh wow! I had no idea that’s actually hilarious!
Thanks for the awesome fun fact!!! ⭐️
Didn't he also sing the back in time song at the end.
@@chrisrodenbeck6327 Googled it, he did!! Gold star to you as well! ⭐️
@@TaraTunesIn Also when Huey say's "You're just too darn loud" was improvised because Huey himself got rejected at a gig early on in his music career with that line. He thought it was ridiculous at the time and would be ridiculous enough for rejecting Marty's band for the comedy.
@@rsrt6910 I also found it very ridiculous!!
town square was the same one used in the film “Gremlins”
the photos on doc browns mantle are of Sir Issac Newton, Benjamin Franklin, thomas edison and Albert Einstein
Yes! I did notice all these familiar faces on the mantle! :) I guess that’s exactly who you’d expect a kooky loner scientist to have photos of!!
This movie wasn't originally intended to have a sequel. They made another film because so many people were wondering what happens next after they go into the future.
Oh wow!! What a crazy way to end it in that case!!
I’m so glad they decided to continue!!
It's great that you brought It up! Most of the reactors have no clue! It's even Said that, If they had a sequel on the plans, they would never take Jennifer! But they had to work around It!
The second and third were written together and filmed back-to-back. They even have a teaser at the second. (It’s okay to watch. It doesn’t really spoil anyway despite what people say. I saw it in theaters. Though if you watch the third shortly after the second, you can just skip it. It doesn’t add anything.)
"so many people were wondering what happens next after they go into the future." The end part where Doc. comes back wasn't in the original release of the movie.
@@TheDeadStretch - you are not right.
The synchronized clock opening is one of the few homages to The Time Machine (1960).
The clock with a man hanging from the minute hand is a reference to the famous scene of actor Harold Lloyd in the movie "Last Security!". (1923).
Oh wow cool! It’s so interesting how many things there are in this movie with more meaning than I realized!!
Thanks for your comment!!
The title was actually, "Safety Last". The silent film is probably still as hair-raising now as it was nearly a hundred years ago.
Actually, this was originally a stand-alone movie. They had no plans whatsoever to have a sequel. So, the ending was just written the way is was with no sequel plans WHATSOEVER. But the movie became a hit, so they had to think of a sequel. Also, after this movie came out, the mother of actress Claudia Wells (Jennifer) had developed cancer, so Claudia put her career on hold to care for her. So, the sequel writers had a problem because at the and of THIS movie, Jennifer got in the car with Marty and Doc. So they had to find a look-alike actress to play Jennifer in the next 2 films.
They did change the actress for Jennifer. However, when Michael J Foxx signed up for the trilogy he insisted they film them all at once so he would look the same age in all of them. They then released them every other year.
The writers also realised that putting Jennifer in the car was a bad idea since it made part 2 more complicated than it needed to be.
@@ricklupo the two sequels were filmed in one go, not all three; as the man said, the first one was meant to be just a standalone movie, and the "to be continued" part was not in the original theatre release. Just like the first Star Wars film was just called Star Wars and didnt have "Episode 4: A New Hope" in the original theatre release, but was added later when the movie was a hit and sequels ordered.
The funny thing with the battle of the band's scene, the guy with the megaphone saying, "your just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis, from "Huey Lewis and the News" and he is the actual writer and singer of that song Marty is auditioning with called the Power of Love. :-) He also wrote and sung "Back in Time" used in the series.
Awesome factoid!!! I was so perplexed as to why he would say it was too loud! Now everything makes more sense! :)
32:07 - Doc was wearing some pretty heavy-duty gloves. That's also why he didn't shred his hands when he ziplined down.
True true!!!
26:52 "Yeah. He _totally did_ it. I'm so proud of him."
Isn't it clever the changes they made to the dynamic between these three? The _first_ time through, they met because Lorraine's father hit George with the car, they brought him in the house, and her heart went out to him, because he was like a little lost puppy. They subsequently decided to do to the dance where George kissed her for the first time and that's how their relationship _started._
But the _second_ time through, they _met_ at the dance. George came across Lorraine in the midst of an assault by someone he knows as a bully and laid the guy _out._ Suddenly, Lorraine's first kiss with this guy was with someone who who had just discovered he had it in him to stand up to _bullies._
8:40 lol, he didn't 'come back', they caught up with him! 😉.
Then again, even Doc says _'...how do I ever expect to get back...'_ when referring to not taking extra plutonium. So you're in good company!
Fun fact: while Marty plays 'Johnny B Good' (a song by CHUCK BERRY) you can see this guy called 'Marvin Berry' calling "his cousin Chuck" and asking him: "u know that new sound you were searching for? well, listen to this!"... So technically, Marty was meant to be the real inspiration for the song "Johnny B Good"... 🙂THIS MOVIE IS SO FULL OF HIDDEN JEMS!!!!
Yeah!!! I did pick up on that!! I agree there are a ton of cool background things in this one!!!
Fun fact the guitar Marty is playing on stage in 1955 is a Gibson ES345. The problem is that the 345 was not released until 1959 OOPS!
Haha ohhh
Ooops!! There were so many details to consider and so many that they got right in this movie, it wouldn’t surprise me if there were one or two mixups like this! Time travel is tricky :)
People still drive Deloreans around btw. They're VERY rare, like only about 6000 are out there, and they're an eye-catcher when you see them on the freeway. They look like a low, angular space-ship compared to all the modern cars. My eyes about bugged out when I saw one come up behind me in the rearview mirror.
Some people drive them normal, other people trick them out like the movie Delorean. If you see one, you'll know it!
Cool! I will keep my eyes peeled, maybe someday I’ll spot one!!
@@TaraTunesIn Good luck!
The guy at the audition calling them too loud is actual singer of the song "power of love" that they played and is played a lot in the beginning
You: "I guess everything is okay."
Spielberg: "Hold my beer."
LOL
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As far as recognizing Marty when they get older, when I was at college someone came up to me and started talking to me like they knew me. I had no idea who they were throughout the conversation until near the end, when I realized it was one of my best friends during my high school years. So it's very possible to not remember someone's face that far into the future, and they might even think that the resemblance is in their imagination since they chose the name Marty based on their interaction with him.
Fair enough
You’re probably right! :)
"She's relentless!" It's true - this woman who would NEVER chase a boy or call a boy or sit in a parked car with a boy...is absolutely relentless. lol
Right!!!! She was so much worse than I thought she was going to be hahah
Ah, this is a classic. Thank you for watching this! :) Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank YOU for watching with me!!
@@TaraTunesIn i wish i could heart this comment. So have this ❤. Thank you for your uploads! Looking forward to watching more.🙂
Great reaction !
Can't wait to see part 2
Thank you!! I’m excited for part 2 as well!!! :)
To better experience Parts II and III, you should watch (maybe do a react vid) to the serious western that made Clint Eastwood very famous, "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964). Back in the 80s most of us (as well as Marty in BTTF) knew Eastwood's movies very well going into BTTF. Can't tell you more without spoiling BTTF II and III, which leads to a warning about Part II, I'm sure you've read about. At the end of Part II there are a LOT of spoiler previews for Part III, so to avoid seeing those stop your player at the end of part II when you see the words "To Be Concluded --->" as the spoilers will begin right after. They filmed parts II and III virtually back-to-back so they had all the scenes for the previews, though the two sequels were released about 10 months apart. @ 32:34 Another time change here. Notice the name of the mall changed to "Lone Pine" from "Twin Pines" because Marty ran over one of Peabody's prized pine trees in 1955. A minute earlier when Marty woke up the homeless guy sleeping on the bench, I believe that was the guy running for mayor back in 1955. And the woman in the window that George was peeping at in the tree was Marty's mom as she liked to do that to attract guys! LOL! When you watch BTTF again, and during the family dinner scene early on, look carefully at George's reaction when Lorraine ask him why he was in the street in the first place when her father hit him with the car. George looks like he didn't want to answer that! LOL! I didn't catch that until a re-watch. And all of Doc's clocks going off all at once at the beginning was a little tribute to the original time travel movie of all time, the one that led to more like it, George Pal's "The Time Machine" (1960) based on the famous H.G. Wells novel of the same title published in 1895. It was actress Yvette Mimieux's breakout role, who died at 80, two+ weeks ago. About the flying car at the end, Zemeckis and others have said it was a joke something to amuse the audience as they had NOT planned or thought of a sequel. But BTTF was such a BIG hit they had to made the two sequels and use the flying car thing. Because even in 1985 we knew there would not be flying cars by 2015, let alone 2022. LOL! You'll enjoy the sequels. ✌😎
Wow thank you so much for your comment and for your movie suggestions!!!
Perhaps I should throw on a Clint Eastwood film before continuing on!!! I will take a look :)
Those were some awesome tidbits!! I did not notice about the name of the mall!! I think it’s so awesome how much attention they paid to those small details!!
Awesome reaction!! Looking forward to part II !!
Thank you!! I am also really looking forward to the next one!
@@TaraTunesIn Wait till you see all " The Terminator " movies :):)
No, if Marty were to get stuck in the past then to those people in his present like his family, it would be like he disappeared without a trace. He was still born as before because he repaired the timeline but from 1985 on he would be trapped in his past.
Omg, I was waiting for that big brain to implode. 🤣🤣 That was so funny.
Hahah thanks!!! And thanks for watching!! :)
Fun Fact: Crispin Glover is left handed. He had to force himself to write with his right hand. It's also why Biff didn't see the second punch from George.
the 1955 movie theater marquis showed a film called “The battle queen of montana” (Starring then actor Ronald Reagan)
Some small parts of the time travel don't make sense if you dig too deep but if you stay at the surface it makes sense & in part 2 he explains the time travel a little bit better
Awesome!! I have come to terms with never fully wrapping my head around time travel! You really only need to accept it at surface level to enjoy the movie!! :):) I do look forward to hearing him try to explain it to me though haha
Amazing video! Fun fact the movie was almost shot twice. The first time they had to shoot it with a different actor for Marty, Eric Stoltz, as Michael J Fox wasn't available due to him shooting a TV show (Family ties). At about 80% of the movie shooting the director realized Stoltz's acting wasn't in the intended tone of the movie. Most of the scenes without Marty on screen were kept and they reshot only the scenes with Marty on screen. But you can see Stoltz's body in the completed film. IE, when Marty punches Biff in the cafeteria it's Stoltz's fist that you see.
Can't wait for the rest of the trilogy!
Awesome fun fact!!! I feel a bit bad for Stoltz, but it may not have been as successful if they hadn’t changed actors!
Thanks so much for watching I’m glad you enjoyed the video!!
You may have missed that the mall is now the Lone Pine Mall thanks to Marty and the clock tower is damaged thanks to Doc.
Yes your awesome!!! I waited to the table sceen @6:15 to see if you'd talk over it.... Thank you so much for this!!! What a fantastic reaction, I'm definitely saaacribing😀😀😀
Oh wow!! Thanks for the kind words, I am so glad you liked the video!! And thank you for subscribing!’ There’s more on the way! :):)
This movie and the script is taught in film schools as the perfect movie and perfect script.
I’m not surprised!!
As others may have already indicated, when the first movie was made, the screenwriters had absolutely no intention of making any sequels. The final scene of the DeLorean flying off into the future was meant to be a joke. A joke with no resolution. But the fan reaction was intensely strong, and Gale and Zemeckis decided to make the sequels and were kind of forced to write the screenplay so that the details of taking Jennifer into the future that has flying cars all made sense.
Cleon's right!!!!!!!!! You paid attention and commented when it was appropriate. Thats how you react to a movie. And you got the rhythmic ceremonial ritual joke which I love.....😀😀😀
Hahah thank you! I try to keep the timing right, once in a while I might talk over something important, but hopefully not very often :)
From now on I am calling ALL dances Rhythmic Ceremonial Rituals!!! 😂
Good start, Tara! Just remember you are hanging out with friends and your inner monologue can be an outer monologue :) Good luck with the channel!
Thank you!! That really is the way I need to look at it to make sure I say everything I’m thinking!! I think it will come more and more naturally as I go!!
I appreciate your comment, and I am glad you enjoyed the video :)
The trilogy is fabulous, you're going to have so much fun. And for what it's worth, I graduated high school a couple of decades ago (saw this movie as a rising senior) and I barely remember what anybody looked like. They had close-up encounters with Marty, yeah, but I've got no problem believing they'd forget exactly what he looked like. He's just lucky that the more- successful George and Lorraine hadn't decided to buy a bigger house!
“Marvin Berry” calls his cousin Chuck Berry when Marty was playing Johnny B Goode (by Chuck Berry)
The irony of Lorraine saying at the beginning that when she was young she never chased or called or parked in a car with a boy and Marty thinking she was born a nun, and she turns out to be a shameless predator. Btw, they weren't trying to set up a sequel, it was just a cool way to end the movie, then it got so big that the sequel was ordered, they didn't want to do it so the studio said it would be done with or without them, and so they filmed parts 2 and 3 together. The plot with their kids was never meant to be a thing, that's why it's so quickly resolved and then they move on to the real story for the next two movies.
More time has passed from today (2022) to when this movie came out (1985) 37 years than the time travel in the movie which was 30 years.
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Here's a fun fact, if you go to any O'Reilly's auto parts store and ask, they have a "Flux Capacitor" in their auto parts stock system complete with a picture of a replica of the one in Doc's DeLorean.
Hahah really?! That’s so fun!!
In the scene where George is removing the laundry if you look closely you can see Marty's shirt pocket cover go from outside to inside then outside again
the guy at the high school band try outs, is Huey Lewis, used his music in the movie
Fun fact there is actually a Back to the Future video game with an alternate story they had originally conceived for the second movie with a young Doc in the Prohibition era, too bad they never used that, could have been fun. Won't say more as some elements were kept for the second movie.
Your question about Marty’s parents recognizing him after he’s born again is probably the most asked question in movie history and there is still no straight answer for it. My belief is that they knew it was him all along.
Yeah! Maybe!
A lot of people have challenged me on asking this, saying it wouldn’t be likely they would remember a specific face from that long ago… But he played a significant role in their meeting, and falling in love, and they named their child after him haha
So I think they would remember his face
Just me!
Also funny that Marty isn't the oldest child. You'd think they'd name their first child Marty since she was already talking about it being a nice name but nope they decided to go with Dave first
Perhaps one of the best trilogies ever made. Thanks for reacting
Thank you for watching!!!
You're doing a great job and I am a new fan and subscriber...keep them coming! Thanks for the hard work and natural attitude of someone anyone would want for a friend!
Wow thank you William! Your encouragement is really appreciated!! I am so happy you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for subscribing! :)
BTTF is one of my favorite movies. It's one of the first movies I remember watching as a kid. I love looking up trivia and fan theories about it.
Yeah so far it’s really good!!! I’ve been getting a ton of comments with different fun facts and theories about the films!!
BTTF is the best movie and the best trilogy imo. Loved that you enjoy it and welcome to the youtube reactionverse!!!
Thanks so much!!! Very happy to be here!! I’m definitely enjoying BTTF so far :)
14:00 “Whoops, got no pants on.” 😂
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Hey Tara, enjoying the channel the funny part that most people don't know is the song they were playing for the battle of the bands is "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the news, the actor with the bull horn is Huey Lewis. hard to tell cause the mega phone blocks his face. plus you have to remember him.
Awesome!!! So many things I didnt pick up on while watching it the first time!
3:46 The joke here is the guy with the bull horn is Huey Lewis. He did the opening song for the movie. 😃
For the youngsters that didn’t get the joke - Tab was a soda in the 80’s, and Pepsi had a “Pepsi Free”
Fantastic reaction, gf!! I hope you see the rest of them! I will say, however, that I've always had a problem with the first half of the 2nd movie, but it's worth it cuz the conclusion of #2 leads right into a very lovely #3. I look forward to seeing all your future reactions. You're a great presence!! 🦚🦚🦚
Oh wow thanks so much for your lovely comment!! I am so glad you enjoyed and that you will be coming back for more videos!! I am really looking forward to #2&3!!
Hi Tara,
This is the kind of movie you need to watch twice, or more. There are lots of hidden details throughout all three movies.
For another time travel movie that would be suited for Valentine's Day, I would recommend, Somewhere in Time with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. You'll love the hotel and music in this time travel love story.
Ohhh great suggestion!! Thank you!!
This was fun to watch, you are so analytical and figured out a lot. So even if Marty doesn't make it back to the future, he can be stuck in the past, because (for him at least) he already has gone back. HOWEVER, if his parents never meet, then he is never born, so he cannot go back in time, so he can't interfere with them meeting, so he IS born and then can go back in time and interfere...
Omggg…… you just blew my mind.. 🤯 again.
They didn't know they were going to do sequels...Bob Gale said if they did...they never would have put Jennifer in that car at the end.
I love that this crazy scientist and a guitar-playing teenager are best friends... because... why not?
Me too!!!
Great reaction! Now let's wait for the sequels! From Rio de janeiro, Brazil!
And yes! Your vídeos already got this Far! And we Hope they reach much further!
ola brasil! Thank you for your kind words! I am so glad you enjoyed the video!! More to come for sure!! Obrigado!!
one of the judges is Huey Lewis , the singer of the song being played.
Points to ponder:
• If you actually travelled in time and not space, the earth wouldn’t be in the same place, meaning you’d be in space and immediately die.
• Why is there nobody at the mall? The middle of the night is when cleaning and stocking gets done.
• If I was trying to save someone from being shot by travelling through time, I’m pretty sure I’d give myself more than 10 F**KING MINUTES!
• John Mulaney has a comedy bit called Back to the Future is Very Weird. It’s about the most…… awkward plot elements. It also inspired Ryan George’s Pitch Meetings series, where he imagines the creators of various movies, TV shows, etc. pitching the idea to executives. Anyway, I urge you to check all this out. It’s all on UA-cam.
in regards to the 10 minutes thing: it’s very very well established by that point in the movie that Marty has absolutely no concept of time. 10 minutes is plenty of time to someone who is consistently late everywhere.
That’s awesome thanks! I will definitely check it out
4:37 I skated in high school about 25 years ago until my board was stolen and I couldn't afford a new one. This past summer I bought one on Amazon and could barely ride in a straight line.
Hahah awww that’s awful!! But good for you for trying again!!! 😁
Actually the member of the Jury Is the real singer of soundtrack. Huey Lewis
I did hear about that later! I wouldn’t have recognized him but it makes the scene a lot funnier now that I know!
That static overlay looks perfect for copyright.
Reminds me of the 80's when we thought this was a great picture on analog TV.
😂 oh yeah!!! It fits right in with the 80s theme!!
33:12 "Well, I figured, what the hell?"
Doc Brown considered the situation _carefully._ He _could've_ avoided getting shot by not dealing with any Libyan terrorists in the _first_ place. But that would've prevented Marty from having this urgent need to go back in time and deliver this _warning_ to him. No, what Doc Brown needed was a way to _look_ like he'd been shot by terrorists, _so_ convincing that it would fool _Marty._
Did you notice Lone Pine Mall?
Recommended: The Shawshank Redemption (same author and director as The Green Mile), Saving Private Ryan (starring Tom Hanks, directed by Steven Spielberg), and Schindler's List, also directed by Spielberg.
I didn’t notice the mall name changing while I was watching, but some other commenters explained it to me afterward!! Such a cool detail!!!
Thanks so much for the suggestions!!
Notice all the "Easter eggs" in the past & the future creating continuity the clock Tower, riding a skateboard the way Biff treats McFly etc
If & when you watch part 2 & 3 they will be many "Easter eggs" that happened in this movie that will happen in those movies
I am really looking forward to the next two movies!! That was one of my fav things about this one; they kept everything so consistent which made it fun to watch! Everything felt so familiar!
@@TaraTunesIn Actually a sequel wasn't planned that was just the end of the movie to leave you wondering but it was such a blockbuster hit they decided to make a sequel. There's a slight problem with the way it ends but they had to use that as a jump off place to part two. Part two & three we're just going to be one sequel extravaganza but turned it into a trilogy.
What a fun reaction! Looking forward to seeing you react to more stuff. You got yourself a new subscriber!
Hey there!! Thanks so much I’m glad you enjoyed!!! Thanks for subscribing! I’m so happy to have you watching along with me!
You know, Doc kind of is like an uncle figure to Marty. Maybe even his true father figure, since he seems to mentor and inspire Marty much better than George does.
Awesome, another fellow Canadian reactor... and a great pick for your first watch. Good Luck with your new channel!
Thank you so much!! 🇨🇦🍁
the twin pines mall changed to the lone pine mall
Movies were so good back then
Guitar Fun Fact #1: Most of the guitar playing you hear in this film is by Eddie Van Halen. He didnt even want to be paid for his participation. He just wanted to be involved.
Guitar Fun Fact #2: The guitar you hear in the scene with Marty putting headphones on a sleeping George is Eddie's 'Bumblebee' guitar. Its the yellow and black striped one that many many Van Halen hits were recorded and performed live with. Its a VERY iconic guitar. That guitar is buried with Darrell "Dimebag" Abbott from Pantera. Eddie attended Dimebag's funeral and placed the guitar in a compartment that was special built into the casket.
Guitar Fun Fact #3: When Marty's band, The Pinheads, is auditioning for the school dance Marty is playing a black Ibanez Roadstar Guitar. The Roadstar Guitar was re-designed by guitarist Steve Vai in the late 1980s. The new version was called an RG (for Roadstar Guitar). The Ibanez RG is still in production today.
Guitar Fun Fact #4: The red hollowbody electric guitar Marty is playing at the school dance in the 50s is a Gibson ES-358. The ES-358 wasnt in production until 1958. BTW... Eddie actually recorded the solo for the going crazy on stage part. Marty is basically just playing air guitar with a very expensive and collectible guitar!
Wow!!! Victor!! Thank you for the awesome guitar facts!! You certainly know a lot about the guitars in this film!!!
I am so glad you joined me for this reaction, and took the time to share all of this knowledge!!! :)
The real question here is, did Lorraine's father actually disowned her? 😄
nice reaction, I like how you focus on the story - looking forward to your reactions to the other back to the future movies
Hi Simon! Thanks so much for your comment and subscribe!!
I am looking forward to the next two as well :):)
Glad you enjoyed it..
It's one of my favorite movies..
Subbed.. Can't wait for more..
Thanks so much for the sub!!! I definitely have more on the way!!
Watching from Brazil 🇧🇷 We love this movie.
olá brasil!
Thank you for watching :)
Great Reaction, Subscribed!
Thank you!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Stay tined for more :):) and thank you for subscribing!!
Great reaction!!! I think you won't have any problems understanding the second part, which for many is confusing... you're going to love it!!! Now, a warning: when the fans saw the second part in the cinema (in the 80s) at the end they see a TRAILER of part 3... incredible! (This was possible because while Robert Zemeckis was finishing part 2 he was already filming part 3). A tremendous effort to leave that gift to the fans. If you want to live the same experience as we did in the 80s, I recommend you see it. I'm already waiting for your next reaction.!!!!
Hi Juan! Thanks so much for your comment!! I’m so glad you enjoyed the reaction and I do hope to see you again for the next one!
Thanks for the advice!! I will keep it in mind when I watch part two!
I enjoyed your reaction. You did everything right! Good luck with your channel. If you keep doing good movies, I'll keep coming back.
Thanks so much for the encouragement!!! I will do my best to stick with good movies, of course it’s hard to know if they’re good if you haven’t seen them 😋
22:42 Lorrain: I think a man should be strong
Marty: ….oh no…. (walk backward slowly)
Doc: WTF is this nonsense ? ….(lean down)
Bahaha this moment was priceless!!!
I think a lot of people miss Doc's comment about the "rhythmic ceremonial ritual". I find it as funny as you did. There was smoke coming off of the writers' pens when they came up with that one.
Hahaha I agree!! It was soooo Doc to call it that 🤣
Great reaction these are my childhood movies I love these and the Ghostbuster franchise 1985 Goodyear I was born then always loved the Back to the Future trilogy but anyways definitely subscribing great Channel
Hi there!!! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!! I also really enjoyed this trilogy, and I will be checking out Ghostbusters on this channel in the future as well!!
@@TaraTunesIn I will definitely be checking out your reaction ohyeah the trilogy was just amazing
@@TaraTunesIn you're very welcome by the way nice smile very beautiful