Back to the Future MOVIE REACTION!!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!
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- Cameron and Isaiah sit down and watch Back to the Future on Amazon Prime Video for the very first time! if you enjoyed this video please leave a like, share, and subscribe! Comment down below your favorite moment from the movie! APOLOGIES FOR THE BLURRY CAMERA MOMENTS, doesn't happen often to us when we record but hopefully one day we can resolve this issue to prevent it from happening at all.
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fun fact, the mall was twin pines mall, when he goes to 55 and leaves the farm he runs over one of 2 pine trees at the front of the driveway, when he goes back to 85 and is running up to the mall the mall is now called Lone Pine Mall
I was 16 when this movie came out, and 37 years later, I still get goosebumps when the DeLorean flies at the screen at the end!
Yes, there was a time in the '50s and '60s where 3-5 usually male employees rushed out to your car and gave excellent service, one would fuel, one would wash your windows, another would check your tires and ask if you wanted your oil checked. Almost all boys first job was being a paperboy and first grown-up job was at a gas station.
So TRUE, I am 75 now and believe me I MISS those days when we didn't have to get out of the car and pump our own gas, check the tires, oil and wash our windshield. It was really sad when they did away with this service, because it WAS a great job for teenage boys, so they obviously didn't have that job option any more.
@Patti Crichton The minimum wage eliminated those jobs. People don't realize the minimum wage eliminates jobs for teens and people just entering the work force. Teens are then
@Patti Crichton The minimum wage eliminated those jobs. People don't realize the minimum wage eliminates jobs for teens and people just entering the work force. Teens are then
@Patti Crichton The minimum wage eliminated those jobs. People don't realize the minimum wage eliminates jobs for teens and people just entering the work force. Teens are then
@Patti Crichton The minimum wage eliminated those jobs. People don't realize the minimum wage eliminates jobs for teens and people just entering the work force. Teens are then
Believe it or not they did NOT intend to do a sequel. The ending wasn’t a set-up, it was meant as a joke. The writers said if they had planned the sequel they wouldn’t have had Marty’s girlfriend there when Doc came back, because they had to put her in the Delorian going to the future with them.
But the movie was such a HUGE success and because of the ending people expected and pretty much demanded a sequel.
Definitely watch all 3. They are all just as well written. It’s considered pretty much the perfect trillogy.
Thanks for this!! We plan on getting to the other two at some point!
It didn't help when Universal added "To Be Continued..." to the VHS release. Then everyone expected a sequel. I heard Zemeckis was pissed that they did that.
Doc says 'kids'. Plural.
As others have said, Parts 2 and 3 are essential viewing.
Good to know, thank you for this!!
....check out Back to the Future Decoded on UA-cam by scrawnytobrawny
I wouldn't say essential, but they are good sequels.
Not 3
Plutonium and uranium are the two elements most commonly used to create a nuclear reaction. They are not explosive per se (yes, nuclear fusion can release a LOT of energy in a chain reaction that can power reactors and bombs, but it takes way more to create that reaction than just banging them together). They are, however, radioactive (ie. they release particle rays that can damage body cells). Radiation sickness is extremely severe and even a tiny bit of exposure can cause cancer and leukemia (large exposure means slow painful death). That is why Doc and Marty need to be wearing radiation suits while managing it.
Makes sense! Thank you so much for this information!
Plutonium is also extremely poisonous as dust can get in your lungs and kill because it emits alpha particles. (Alpha particles are relatively big and stopped by many ordinary materials but in the lungs, they can reach lung tissue.) Russians used it at least once in 2006 to kill a former spy.
Yes. I think you have to use explosives to cause an implosion to trigger the radioactive material to chain react. Which means shaping/layering explosives in a very particular way.
Not to mention, if Doc Brown devised a method by which to turn a small sample of plutonium into 1.21 GW of electricity instantly, that would be a huge scientific and engineering breakthrough, and he would probably be able to make an absolute FORTUNE off the invention.
I've seen what radiation can do. It's horrifying.
One of the most purely entertaining movies ever made. So well-paced, so well-performed, so well-written, it is lightning in a bottle. You can sit and watch this movie again, or turn on the TV and pick it up half-way through and still watch it through happily until the end, even if you've seen it 100 times before.
I know this is the internet and I’m supposed to say something contradictory, but your comment is 100% spot on.
🎶 "That's The Power Of Love!" 🎶
Fun Fact: The judge who stands up to say that Marty is "just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis, whose songs "The Power Of Love" and "Back In Time" are featured in this movie.
Cinematic Chemistry Fact: When Lorraine follows Marty back to Doc's house, she and Doc exchange an awkward greeting. This marks the only on-screen dialogue that Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson ever have, though they have appeared together in six movies.
Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Writers Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis actually received a fan letter from John DeLorean after the film's release, thanking them for immortalizing his car.
Thank you for all three facts! So cool!!
"Parking" aka "necking" was a euphemism for making out. It was totally unacceptable for a boy and girl to be allowed alone together in a room. Motels would actually ask to see a marriage license if a man and woman tried to check in but didn't have any luggage. Even though the 1960's, if a dorm resident had a person of the opposite sex in their room, they had to leave the door open a specified amount and each person had to have at least one foot on the ground - dorm counselors would walk around and check by just walking into the room.
You simply have no idea how rigid dating norms were back then. (The birth control pill was invented in 1960 but it wasn't until '65 that it became legal for married couples in the US to used them. Unmarried couples had to wait until 1972 and this was the start of the so-called sexual revolution.)
I was a student at Kent State University from fall of 1965 through June of 1969 and boys were NOT allowed IN the Girls dorms and Girls were NOT allowed in the Boys dorms. The only place you could be together in the dorm area was down stairs in the public lounge. But we had "hours" back then. Week nights the dorms closed at 10pm and you better be in your room, because all the entrance doors are then locked and students did not have a key. On Friday and Saturday nights, the dorm would close at midnight. Most of us did not have cars then on campus. Most families at that time had only one car, which was the parents car, unless you came from a very wealthy family, you MIGHT have your own car to drive on campus. The only time the boys could enter a girls dorm was if there was a campus dance, then he could come to his date's room to pick her up. I preferred it that way, now boys and girls are in the same dorms, I am GLAD it wasn't like that when I was in college. We had so much studying to do and papers to write. We spent a lot of time in the library on campus to do research for term papers, etc. Plus having to either write them by hand, or if you were lucky enough to own a typewriter, type it. Remember, we didn't have any computers or the internet, etc. It is so easy for students now to do research for homework, they don't have to go any where now to look up a specific topic in the card catalogue at the library and then LOOK for the book on the shelves, look through it see what you can find....if it didn't quite have the information you needed, you had to start all over again. Believe me it was a LOT of work! Having boys in the dorm would be too much distraction over and above of us girls wanting to talk, listen to our records, etc.
No one EVER forgets the “flux capacitor” 😅😂. EVER!! 😂❤
In the beginning the mall was called “Twin Pines Mall” but when Marty went back to 1955 he ran over one pine. Then when he returned to 1985 it was “Lone Pine Mall.”
You guys should check out TMNT from 1990! Kinda dark for a kid’s movie lol.
Didn’t even notice that!! Thank you! And thanks for the suggestion!
@@camandzayalso where they filmed the original dawn of the dead
When you watch Part 2, make sure to stop at "To Be Concluded" if you don't want to see the trailer/spoilers for Part 3.
this is VERY important. Great comment Mawerick77
Thanks for the tip! It’s much appreciated!
Back to the Future predicted 911
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I saw part 2 in theaters complete with the part 3 teaser. It doesn’t spoil so don’t worry. In fact, by skipping it you spoil the experience. But honestly it doesn’t add much so if you are immediately watching part 3 it doesn’t matter if you watch the teaser or not.
@@DavidRomigJr Yeah, I think commenters make too much out of not watching the preview of Part III. Do we cover our eyes in theaters when the coming attractions start showing? All of us who saw Part II in theaters were happy to see that bit, and it doesn't "spoil" anything beyond the basic setting, which we know by then anyway.
I think after watching this you're legally required to watch the other 2 movies now. LOL Actually tho, they're both "almost as good and still really great" and the BTTF movies are always in all the rankings of top 5 movie trilogies of all time. Definitely worth watching.
I actually thought in the beginning when you said the clock was messed up that you noticed that the future clock is broken where doc's foot went through it.
Oh the scale you use I'd say this and Shawshank Redemption are the only two movies I'd give a 9.5 to. If I see either of them on TV in progress, I'm stuck watching for the duration. Everything about this was perfect to me.. The writing, acting, the score was perfect.. every line was written for a reason. And you just get lost in the story. I think watching it in the theater as a kid helped that rating a lot as well. It adds a memory that stays with you.
BTW you totally nailed it about the better movies not having to explain gadgets etc.. The BEST sci-fi stories bring you already into their world assuming everything in that world is real and the story exists in that world.
The only letdown was that all us kids sat there in the theater in 1985 and when the movie ended we all said "WOAH!! There's gonna be flying cars in 2015!! I can't wait!!" LOL
🤣🤣🤣🤣, love that you loved this movie so much!!! Definitely considering the next two! (Most likely going to happen!)
Seconded. Watching the sequels is almost mandatory after watching the first. Almost funny how they ended up making a near-perfect trilogy of movies, even though this was originally planned to be a single movie only. The entire gag at the end was more of a joke than actual sequel-bait.
This is fact and cinema law.
I didn't like 2.
All the clocks at the beginning are a homage to the classic film The Time Machine (1960) which has a similar set of clocks at the beginning. One of the doc's clocks has a little man hanging off a clock hand. It's a scene from the famous Harold Lloyd silent film Safety First (1923) where Lloyd does the same. This clock also foreshadows Doc Brown hanging from the big clock during the lightning storm.
And also Doc Brown is played by Christopher Lloyd who hangs onto the clock like Harold Lloyd before him, though I may be reading too much in the same surnames...
@@playy1797 That is an homage to Harold Lloyd, but the two actors are not related.
To be honest, the Libyans were a huge nuclear threat back in the late 70’s and 80’s, they were a reasonable threat for the storyline.
A rarely noticed casting detail: One of Biff's minions is played by Billy Zane, who played Cal in Titanic.
I saw this in the theater when I was 7. My dad would take me to the movies every weekend. This one I remember vividly because it was pretty damn amazing.. I started picking up my dad's guitar. Still play every day.
I'm 45 now and this movie never gets old. It is a perfect film.
Interesting note: At first it was called Twin Pines Mall, but after Marty altered the future and went back, it was Lone Pine Mall.
Please watch part 2 & 3. It makes one of the best trilogies, that to me feels just like one long movie.
We’ve put them on our list, thanks for suggesting them!
Not sure if it was mentioned in any of the other comments, but the "thing-ama-jig" you refer to regarding just accepting what's happening in the movie is called the "willing suspension of disbelief". It's a theatrical phrase about viewer buy-in....and you're right, it doesn't happen nearly as much in more modern cinema.
The story writing in 80s were so much more creative than today’s green screen based production
They had great scripts. And not to many remakes. Mostly originals.
They need to bring back the devil's dandruff into Hollywood writers rooms lol smh
And a certain Steven Spielberg being an executive producer.
Per the Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan - in 1955, personal headphones to listen to music were either extremely rare or non-existent. Any headphones for say military use were very bulky, so George, awoken out of a deep sleep, realize there was anything on his ears. At this point, transistors were at least half-a-decade in the future so devices to produce music were bulky due to vacuum tubes, which meant they had to be plugged into a wall socket. Nor would anyone at that time had heard anything like Van Halen, as Marty's performance at the dance later would show.
Definitely have to watch the next two. This is one of the best trilogy movies ever. Always pay attention to what is being said at all times. It helps you to understand what and why things are happening.
Thanks for suggesting them, we definitely plan on getting to them!
You're just there! 1k in no time. You're getting better at this let me tell you. I enjoyed this one a lot! Keep it up!
So close! And thank you so much!!! Glad you enjoyed!
You have to watch the rest of the trilogy.
Thanks for the suggestion! Seems like we’ll definitely get to it!
In the beginning, the clock tower ledge is undamaged. Doc damaged it in 55, and when Marty goes back, the tower ledge is now damaged, because it never originally happened prior to Marty going back.
Twin Pines Mall becomes Lone Pine Mall because Marty ran over old man Peabody’s pine.
“Marty; what a nice name…” Names their first son Dave.
George hires the guy who sexually assaulted his wife to wax his car?
Marty comes back to a family of strangers. These are, yet are not, the people he grew up with.
My biggest issue with this film is that once George is not hit by the car, there is a whole new timeline going forward. Marty cannot put things back unless he uses the Delorian to go back even further, and NOT save George. Once the timeline is altered, how do we know George and Lorraine get married? How do we know they have THREE kids? Maybe in this new timeline they would have broken up, or just had two kids. The movie assumes that once they kiss, everything falls exactly back into line in this new timeline.
Interesting points! Thanks for bringing them up! I think we just have to assume what the movie assumes about the timeline!
This movie was made as a summer block buster movie that all ages could watch and enjoy.
Cam and Zay could both get it
Amen 🙏 😍
🤣🤣 thank you!
Cam you are both hilarious and I love your GOT reactions
You're very good reactors, and that comes from someone who watches a lot of reaction videos. I'll be here when you do classic movies like this.
Thanks so much that means a lot!!
When you are dealing with uranium and plutonium, you always need good reactors. 😛
I saw this movie in the theater when it released. My mom picked the movie that weekend, and I was seriously dreading it because I normally didn't like when it was her turn to pick. Boy was I wrong to think that way that night. When it first started with all the clocks I was like "yep... mom picked another boring movie", but then Marty hooked up to the amp, and blew himself across the room, and I was like "this may be alright". When he finally time traveled back to 1955 I was hooked. One of the best movies of my childhood. I was 9 years old. My other favorites as a kid were like the Indiana Jones movies, Star Wars movies, the Goonies, Predator, Aliens, and multiple others that came out in the 80s.
So many classics from that time, glad you had such a positive experience!
'I've never seen purple underwear before, Calvin.'
**'You don't know The Hulk?**
When doc has Marty meet him at the mall he said twin pines mall. When Marty goes back in time and flees from the Peabody's barn he runs over 1 pine tree making Peabody upset. Then when marty goes back to the future notice the mall is called lone pine mall now
I have seen this movie a bazillion times, but I just noticed something amazing this time. When Marty crashes into the barn, you can see the outline of the DeLorean on the side of the barn formed by the shadows, spare tires, etc.
A light-hearted comedy.
Excellent writing. They let you know how to take this movie early on with the gigantic speaker and the cartoonish blast.
Big shoutout to Crispin Glover and Thomas Wilson. They are fantastic!
almost 40 years later & I still need to get back to 1985
"Send him mcflying" and "don't want to hit a big wave" great commentary! Lol
**Wow. You're right. It is a clock building. Pfft. Clock Tower my ass**
Lorraine to Marty: Girls chasing boys. When I was your age I never chased a boy or called a boy or sat in a parked car with a boy.
Lorraine in 1955: I don't know where he lives but I'm going to find out.
Then basically asked him out and parked in a car with Marty.
Michael J. Fox didn't sing (that's dubbed) but he did learn to play the guitar for the part. *We actually consider Back to the Future 1, 2 & 3 to BE BTTF.* We just tend to refer to some trilogies as a singular thing. 🤷
Have y'all watched anything from before 1985 at all?
🤣🤣🤣about Lorraine. Didn’t know BTTF meant all three, thank you! And we haven’t reacted to anything prior to 1985 but we may have seen something from before!
If you notice however, Lorraine doesn't directly ask Marty to take her to the dance, she asks him to ask her. So technically in her mind, she still hadn't asked a boy. (Social norms when viewed from outside their time frame often seem extremely arbitrary and silly.)
MJF did not learn to play guitar for this part, he already knew how to play and played in bands before becoming an actor.
@@imvandenh oh really? I guess the bts info I got was faulty. You learn something new every day.
What do you mean, that's MJF's voice singing Johnny B Goode!!😠😠😠.....
You don't hear about 2 and 3 because when we talk about Back to the Future, we're talking about all 3 movies. This trilogy functions as a whole movie. You cannot just watch the first part and be done.
Great reaction guys!
This is my first time seeing you guys. You HAVE to watch all three movies! I'm subscribing now hoping to see you guys follow up with Parts 2 & 3!
Fun fact: that ending was NEVER meant to lead to a sequel. They did not set it up for a sequel. The ending was made like that as a JOKE! They never thought there would be a sequel when they filmed this movie. So when they did Part 2 they were stuck with certain things that they really didn't want in Part 2 and had to work around it for Part 2 to make sense.
WARNING! If you watch Part 2, at the end, as soon as you see "To be Concluded" stop the video because there's a trailer for Part 3 right after because Parts 2 and 3 were filmed back to back, and came out in the theatres six months apart. So if you don't want to see a bunch of spoilers, stop right at "To be Concluded".
Thank you so much! We most likely are going to get to them! Wild fact about the ending and thank you for the spoiler avoiding tip!!
You guys have some of the best reactions on UA-cam! Let's me revisit these classic films in a whole new way. Keep 'em coming! :)
and many times twice as long as typical reaction videos.
Part 2 connects to this part. So In part 2 we see the missing bits in the sense that we know what Marty was doing when he wasn’t shown in part one
They actually weren't planning a sequel. The last scene was just a gag, but when "Back to the Future" was such a big hit, they decided to make the two sequels.
You guys are now my favorite movie reactors.
I can’t stop laughing, keep up the good work guys.
Aww you guys talked over the best part . Marty's dad laughing when his mom said his grateful she is too be with him
29:19 "parking" was usually finding a secluded parking lot after dark where you'd "park" and make out. I was still using that term in the 80's.
I just found ur guys channel over the weekend and really enjoyed it so thank you guys 😊
Was stuck in all weekend with a horrible flu so thank u boys for keeping me company 😂 subscribed x
Holy shit!!
After all these years the truth of Marty's time loop has always been in the title... BACK to the Future!
You are always in a loop because the future IS the past!!
Ahahahahha AAHAHAHA, at 5:00 Cam notices something unusual about the clock. Makes a BIG POINT about it. Then realizes that...wait...he was just seeing things ( but was he? ). Soon..."save the clock" comes forth, proving there really is something destroyed about the clock. But because it wasn't the same kind of "destroyed" that Cam previously mentioned, this very fact became downplayed by our two protagonists, and it escaped their attention as to the full weight of what had really just transpired. That Cam, was being psychic and perceived something about the future ahead of time.
Anyone notice a young billy zane as part of Biff's crew? He was one of the leads in Titanic
I think the theory of how Doc & Marty became friends is that Marty was interested in Doc's sound experiments, i.e., the big-ass speakers Doc had for some reason. And their friendship grew from there. Either way, Michael J. Fox, did a GREAT job of making you believe that these guys were friends, and since he spent most of his time with a Doc Brown that did not know him, Fox had to do the lion's share of communicating the friendship.
I don't think you NEED to watch the sequels, but they're fun enough, and I'm sure you'd get a kick out of that movie's "future" 2015 😄.
your answer starts exactly where the question is. how did doc and Marty meet and become familiar enough for Marty to know about doc's big ass sound system.
Thank you guys will enjoy part 2 it goes to 2015 which is now our past but it's 30 years in the future for them that's like us trying to imagine the 2050s. If you watch don't look for post credits or watch the preview at the end for part 3
Sounds super interesting thank you! And thanks for the tip!
10:23 they said the hardest part about making this whole movie was getting those 2 clocks in sync LOL
Did you notice that when Marty got back to the Mall it was no longer the Twin Pines Mall but now the Lone Pine Mall.
Today's my first time on your Channel. Only 3 videos in & I'm already a fan. Great reactions & discussions are on point & funny. Love that! You've got a new subscriber ~ 💞
I heard you mention Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. You two should do reactions to that one and its sequel, Honey I Blew Up The Kid. Both classics!
26:59 - Hahaha! Yeah, that reminds me of a girl back when I was in High School who came up to me all brazen and stuff, and told me, "You're taking me to the Prom!". I just looked at her, laughed, and said, "I don't think so, chica!" LOL. She wasn't my type.
I have seen a lot of movies supposedly set in the past and I sit there wincing at all the careless anachronisms, mainly because people just assume that how they live is how everyone has ever lived. I grew up in the '50's and over time, things change at glacier speed, even though the changes add up. When I first saw this movie when it first came out, I was stunned at how careful the movie was to replicate so many nuances of the '50's, many little things that people of today probably miss.
Things like the car at the gas station being swarmed over by a group of uniformed attendants. That there were no twist-top soda bottles, you had to use a bottle cap opener which pried off the cap. When Marty answered at the dinner table that his family had two tv's and the mother says "hush, no one has two tv's," I think back to my childhood. Yes, at the time it was unthinkable to have two tv's, not even rich people were thought to have two. (Tv's were certainly expensive but there also wasn't much programming yet.)
Ronald Reagan was a B movie actor in the '50's and to anyone at the time to think he would become president would have been laughable. Doc. asking if Jerry Lewis was VP - Lewis played a really annoying very dumb person. Jack Benny as secretary of the treasure - Benny's whole comedic shtick was his frugality. (His most famous piece - a robber holds him up and demands his money or his life. Benny is quiet. The robber finally asks "well?" Benny replies "I'm thinking, I'm thinking."
It's too bad that you weren't familiar with Christopher Lloyd (Doc) before seeing this. He became famous in the 70s as a crazy mechanic on a TV show called Taxi. He's really a comic genius. I think you would've appreciated his roll more, if you knew about his style.
List of movies I want cam and zay to react to
The matrix movies
The ghostbusters movies
The Jurassic park and world movies
The newest planet of the apes movies
The newest Star Trek movies
Inception
Interstellar
Mad max fury road
Dune
The Indiana Jones movies
Hacksaw ridge
The X-men movies
Whiplash
The Transformer movies
The dark knight trilogy
The Daniel Craig James bond movies
Fast and furious movies
And the mission impossible movies
And Yes please react to back to the future part 2 and 3 I love you guys reacting to these kinda shows and movies thanks for entertaining me and other keep up the good work!!!! 💪 🔥
Thanks so much Neut! And thanks for all these suggestion, I personally have seen a good number of them but not all! I’ll have to see what Zay has seen!
Also, don’t wait *too* long between watching the sequels. Part of their charm is all the Easter eggs and callbacks between the movies themselves.
Cool! Thank you!
Also Ghostbusters II (made circa 1989, same cast) is worth a watch, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise .
Other good 80’s movies: Goonies, Stand By Me, the original Indiana Jones trillogy (haven’t heard great things about #4 made many years later)
Thank you for these!
The Lybians were an enemy then, so they got the nod for the movie. Turns out, they didn't appreciate it. Back to the Future was rejected at least 40 times before finally being made. The music judge was Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News (it eas gheir song MJF was playing). Also, MJF did not actually play or sing Johnny B Goode. Chuck Berry released that song in 1958, and was given the nod in the movie as being called by cousin Marvin while Marty was playing it
Guys, post-credit scenes began with the first Avengers movie. You're safe with anything before that. You don't need to check.
Actually, you’ve got it backwards, my friend. Everyone who watches ‘Rick and Morty’ gets “Doc and Marty” vibes, so . . .
Damn. Literally never got the Rick and Morty connection until Cam mentioned it, its so obvious!!!
Lmao at Hulk Lorraine 🤣🏋♀️
🤣🤣hulk Lorraine! and yeah totally based off them for sure!
Love the reaction guys.
FYI, plutonium isn't explosive, but it is radioactive. The way it works to create a nuclear reaction is the bomb causes an atomic collision with the plutonium powerful enough to release the energy if its atoms. Adjacent atoms then react the same way. When you consider the fact that there are billions of billions of atoms in a single core of plutonium, it's an insane amount of energy. However, knocking the box around, while unwise, isn't likely to cause a nuclear reaction.
Great reaction to Back To The Future.
Just a fun movie, that has stood the test of time.
You guys are doing it right. Very honest, thoughtful and perceptive analyses of the films that I have seen you react to.
If you both haven't seen any of them here are a few more classic vintage recs to consider:
Groundhog Day (1993) Harold Ramis
Although not really similar in plot, very similar in tone to BTTF. Funny, and heartwarming.
Drama
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Frank Darabont.
The Green Mile (1999) Frank Darabont.
Rocky (1976) John Avildsen.
Field Of Dreams (1989)
Phil Alden Robinson
Dances With Wolves (1990)
Kevin Costner.
Action
Die Hard (1988) John Mctiernan.
Sci Fi
Planet Of The Apes (1968) Franklin Schaffner.
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Stanley Kubrick.
The Terminator (1984) James Cameron.
Personally I would also find it interesting to see you guys react to some vintage television, in sone form, if that is even something that you have considered. Maybe something like Star Trek TOS, Stargate SG1, The Twilight Zone or The West Wing.
When the red head cuts in with George, it would have been funny if Marty started turning into a ranga.
Phenomenal film and absolutely one of my Top 100. Saw this in the theaters when it was brand new, and when George knocks out Biff, the theater erupted. Glad y'all reacted to this and I really do hope you continue the journey to it's conclusion with Back to the Future 3. Super fun reaction.
Much of this movie was filmed in Pasadena, CA. You can literally walk to Doc Brown’s house,which is called the Gamble House, from where he lives.
You guys had me wheezing. Absolutely hilarious reaction. Subbed.
This being your oldest movie you've reacted to seems to be common among most reactors. Despite that your analyzing is still good dispite lack of historical facts and norms such as how old coke machines worked. Twist off caps didn't exist and soda machines had bottle opener on the side. I think by going back in time in the movies will give you better context where we were and how even the little things change over time. A movie you 2 should see is called patterns by Rod serling has aged pretty well. Great for learning the society structures of the past I'd recommend it even without a reaction(probably couldn't get a vote on it anyways few have seen or remember it like Andy Warhol's vampire movie but that's still being cancelled by many for being to graphic) great breakdown as usual can't wait for another take on famous classic film
i dont think i saw parts 2 and 3 on the list, will double check, bu you absolutely MUST watch them both, this trilogly is literally 100% comlete between all three and there is so much attention to detail in every single thing they do
"Is plutonium explosive?" Only slightly.
"Send him McFlyin'" 😂👏 good one yo
This movie is used in film school as an example of a perfect film. The three films together are referenced as the perfect trilogy.
There is all kinds of interesting lore from the making of this film too.
BTTF 2 & 3 boys, come on. Both very different, but just as fun.
Thanks for the suggestion! Glad to hear they are good!! We are probably going to get to them!!
Hi, new subscriber here in the UK. Just coming along for the ride and enjoying your reactions to some of the films I grew up with.
Now, there's something you don't see every day, Chauncey.
What's that, Edgar?
A flying Delorean.
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Yes for 2 and 3 to see if they're funny as well
Most likely going to happen! Thanks for suggesting them Adrian!
At one time the term "Parking" referred to finding a place to park in a quiet area and make out.
80s is the best for movies, people sometimes think that just because its the 80s its too long ago. But the 80s is when movies were at their prime. Kind of think about it like a video game system and the games. The games that come out when the system does, are not going to be as good the ones that come towards the end of the systems life cycle.
80s is kind where practical effects were at their best. Everything before that was bringing it to the 80s. But in the 80s computers started to somewhat make their way into the films. Watch "Flight of the Navigator" one of favorite movies as a kid. You guys should like it. And, then after watch a documentary on how they made the movie, or that one guy on UA-cam, does a real good job the guy with half of his face painted silver.
80s was the peak for movies. Some of the most original movies came out of the 80s, even movies that were somewhat done before, were done in such away that made them feel so original. 80s movies you never know what is going to happen next. 80s had discipline and decades of mastering the craft, 90s is where it started becoming more about effects, until thats about all they care about
Characters were believable in the 80s. Almost every last character, from any 80s movie the magic is there, and the people feel like real people, no matter how unreal the plot was. Discipline.
'Is that Velma?'
**OMG. I can't unsee it now**
Okay, I know this video is old and someone in the comments may have mentioned it, but there’s a deleted extended scene that explains why the dad “overslept” after being told that his brain would be melted if he didn’t take Lorraine out. Marty chloroformed him. They had to cut the scene from the final movie because Marty uses a hairdryer in it that he pretends is a death ray machine (hair dryers didn’t exist in 1955), but they cut the scene that explains why Marty had a hairdryer with him in the first place, so they had to shorten this one too.
For any Millennials watching this, Back To The Future was the most 1985 movie that ever 1985ed. For 1984, Ghostbusters.
Other quintessentially 80s flicks are Poltergeist, Stripes, Blues Brothers, or Meatballs. They all just happened to have their own unique vibes.
Actor Robert Krantz is his first scene when Marty comes out- the guy says How is that guy. Is a Faith & Hope and Love great movie- he directs is a awesome dancer.
First reaction I’ve seen from you all and really enjoyed. Checking your channel, you should do more 80’s movies. There were really a lot of great classic movies in the 80’s when they had to rely on good writing and good practical effects instead of just a lot of CGI
Another action/comedy that most consider a real classic with GREAT jokes is Ghostbusters. Most people of all ages really enjoy it and say it’s aged very well, just like Back To The Future
I should have said first reaction I’ve seen from you AND I really enjoyed. Didn’t mean to imply it was the first reaction THAT I enjoyed lol🤣
🤣🤣🤣totally get it! And glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the suggestion! We definitely want to cover more classics!
Send him McFlyin... Holy fuck, I've watched this movie 35 years, and never even thought of that.
You should definitely watch back to the future 2 and 3.
Seems like we are going to at some point! Thank you for suggesting them!
The Back to the Future is one of the best trilogy ever.
Fun watching this again with you guys!
Time to set a new goal for end of the year- you’re gonna break 1000 by the end of the summer.
I hope you consider trying other classics- today’s movies are made in the shadow of the all-time greats. Just a few possibilities: 2001, Planet of the Apes (original 1968) Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Close Encounters.
Thanks for watching with us! And yeah we are so close to reaching the goal!!! Also thanks for the suggestions, Jaws is definitely in our sights! May come soon!
@@camandzay The movie that Dan Siegel suggested to you "Close Encounters" ? Well the ENTIRE title of that film, is "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" in case you are looking for it to react to.
Your comedy movie reactions are the best!
Best adventure movie (series) of the 80's
You guys are fucken hilarious. Reminds me of my bestie and I at your age. Wonderful reaction guys!!!!
LOL😂🎉one of the funniest reaction to this movie 🍿!! Love it!!
Lol....."was parking a thing?"...down by the ocean here back in the day we used to call it "watching the submarine races".
Watching your reactions are a real pleasure. I saw this when it came out at the cinema. I loved it so much. The second one is really good also.
The movie actually ends on a cliffhanger and the sequels weren't planned until this became a blockbuster hit.
Wild!
@@camandzay This was written as a stand-alone film. The "sequel setup" was just a gag. The writers later said if they'd planned a sequel they would have ended this film differently.