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I'm watching Back To The Future for the first time ever!
I can't wait to experience this iconic film for the first time!
Back To The Future is such a beloved film by so many people and I can't wait to for you all to watch along with me
In this 1980s sci-fi classic, small-town California teen Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) is thrown back into the '50s when an experiment by his eccentric scientist friend Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) goes awry. Traveling through time in a modified DeLorean car, Marty encounters young versions of his parents (Crispin Glover, Lea Thompson), and must make sure that they fall in love or he'll cease to exist. Even more dauntingly, Marty has to return to his own time and save the life of Doc Brown.
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Release date: 15 August 1985 (Australia)
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Distributed by: Universal Pictures, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
Box office: $388.8 million
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I think that you're now my FAVORITE reactionist .. I loved watching you watch one of my favorite movies of all time (but I consider all 3 movies as a whole and as one though) .. You're reactions was the same as mine when I first saw these. You're AMAZING and VERY cute!! No not hitting on you (just saying).
From the U.K. right? But it's weird, it's almost like you've been to Texas (once in a while I heard a bit of Texan when you talked). ; - ) ... : - ) I can't wait to hear and see your reactions to Part II and Part III .... If you haven't already, put the ROCKY movies on your list of things to watch. It's one AMAZING love story (all of the movies and sequels as a whole). The last 4 movies will have you in tears (with ROCKY 1 & 2 being the exception) .. These movies (ROCKY movies) instilled perseverance within me - and remember - don't judge a book (or movie) by it's cover, you'll love all of them as a whole. 🙂
P.S. Thank you for making me smile .. I really needed that, it's been a rough year.
❤
Thomas Wilson, who played Biff, has said that he himself was bullied when he was young and was very uncomfortable with the idea of being a bully. He really had to get out of his comfort zone, as an actor, to pull this off. Safe to say he nailed it. :)
and he excused himself thousands of times to Lea Tompson, for the scene in the car...to the point that she had to calm him down
@@TheFiodaYep. She's like, "It's okay. It's acting!" He really is the nicest guy. I got to meet him at a con a few years back.
Thomas Wilson really is just a great guy. To this day people come up to him with some "Butthead" quote but he never really tells people he's tired of it. He gets it so often that he prints up business cards with the responses to the most common things said to him such as "Yes I am him, No I don't think your a butthead, I'd love to sign an autograph or take a picture"
I'm pretty sure he still does some stand up comedy as well.
@@jessecortez9449 For anyone here who hasn’t seen it, check out The Question Song and The Daughter Song of his.
@@jessecortez9449 Tom Wilson does have a stand up special that is on UA-cam called “Bigger Than You”. I highly recommended it.
Marty McFly and Emmett Brown are such unlikely and yet such perfect best friends! ❤ That's a testament to the acting abilities of Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd!
Also the origin of Rick and Morty :-)
Their friendship is so freakin wholesome I could explode I love it so much!! ❤️
Their relationship is a lot like the mad professor and his assistant, kinda like Dr. Frankenstein and Igor.
Almost like they do it for a living...
Yes Fox and Lloyd are great, but the most underrated actor in this trilogy is Thomas F. Wilson, the actor who plays Biff. His ranged of acting throughout these 3 films is amazing.
"When this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're going to see some serious shit!" One of my favorite lines in history...Great reaction as usual Jade!!! You gotta check out the next 2...its a perfect trilogy
I love that! It really was some serious shit they saw! 😂 and yep Part II will be next up!!
“It’s the Libyans!” Is a close second great one liner😂
Ironically so, as I don't think the DeLorean could actually go that fast in real life.
They needed to mock up a speedometer that went over 85, (or something like that)
Did you notice that when Marty first went to the shopping mall, the name of it was twin pines? But then Marty went back in time and when the car first appeared in 1955, he hit one of two pine trees, and when he got back to 1985, the mall was named lone pine shopping mall. I love all the little differences you can find in these series of movies.
I didn't but that is so cool! I love that little nods were made to the changes caused by their time travel!!
And there it is..
And the guy at the beginning that says "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is actually Hewey Lewis who performed the song that Marty is playing at the time. Hewey Lewis and the News was the band name.
@@MovieJoobI did🎉
The mall is 9 miles away from me. It is the Puente Hills mall in the City of Industry California.
Some trivia: The old bum on the bench when Marty comes back from the past was a very good friend of mine, Buck Flower, (he died a few years back). Buck was a terrific character actor and appeared in tons of films. In fact, John Carpenter was a good friend of Buck's and he cast Buck whenever he could in a number of of his movies. What almost no one knows is that when Buck was young and a struggling actor in Hollywood, he actually performed in an adult film to pay the rent, and that was the same film on the markee of the theater in the background in the scene with Buck in Back to the Future. Robert Zemeckis was also a friend of Buck, knew his history, and thought it would be a great joke on him to make that movie the one showing in the theater.
Yes, and by 1985, much of the life of the downtown had transferred to the malls, including movie theaters. Thus the ones left by '85 were put to other uses, including new evangelical church groups, or as porn theaters. At the time, the Supreme Court had ruled a few years earlier than x-rated movies were legal. But the first VCR's were just coming on the market, terribly expensive, so people couldn't watch porn in their own home.
Hey, Stallone early film was a porno, called The Italian Stallion.
Apparently many actors would rather appear in any film they can get.
I saw an interview with an ex porn starlet turned producer who said back in the day she got a lot of her actors from the pool of regular actors.
Wow, thanks for sharing
@@Cheepchipsable It's not just Hollywood. Even Jackie Chan's first few films were adult films!
At 6'2", the actor who portrayed Biff was tall, but not incredibly so. However, Michael J. Fox was only 5'4", so that made all the difference!
He still is 5'4", presumably. A bit broken, but still with us. 🙂
@@mellertidWas gonna say the same thing, kinda weird to use past tense about someone who is still alive.
Michael Fox said in several interviews that Wilson was really a super nice guy, he was a comedian and actor
And apparently being 6'2" is enough to develop an eternal hatred for the DeLorean.
Hahah yeah it's quite a stark height difference! I'd be a whole foot shorter than Biff at 5'2"!
I was born in 1950 and thus remember the '50's first-hand. In addition, being part of a great story, I absolutely love the attention to detail and nuance they put into the 1955 segment. Watching this when it first came out in '85 triggered a whole lot of forgotten memories, of how different things were thirty years earlier, and how a person from the future would be greeted - all the things we used to think would happen, but didn't, all the things we never even considered. This movie could be taught in history class.
Twist-off caps on soda bottles were not yet implemented and all bottles had to be open with an opener. Service stations had lots of attendants who actually serviced your car and self-pump was unthinkable. No "normal" person at the time would imagine a SECOND tv. Purple men's underwear would subject the wearer to unending teasing.
In 1955, the idea that a movie actor would someday become president (or a black man could become mayor) was unthinkable, particularly as Ronald Reagan was a grade B actor. (The theater marquee in '55 is promoting a movie he did with Barbara Stanwcyk.) His wife at the time was Jane Wyman. Jerry Lewis - the guy Doc suggested would be vp in the future - was a comedian who played this annoying infantile character. Jack Benny, as sec. of the treasury, was also funny. He too was a comedian whose whole schtick was how tight he was. (His iconic joke was were he gets held up by a robber who demands Benny's "money or his life." Long pause and the robber says "well?" Benny replies "I'm thinking, I'm thinking.)
On the other hand, if you watch the first sequel, where they come to 2015, you can see how like all future predictions, they get things so wrong. For instance, in the first movie, they indicate how far civil rights had come, but in 1985, few would have ever thought we'd see a black president in 2015.
You would be flagged as some kind of deviant with purple underwear, and keeping your daughter at home would be the norm, which is why Lorraine was so "thirsty", as the kids say...
11:33 - "Another one". The implication being that Lorraine (who we subsequently find out is in the "boy crazy" phase of being a teenage girl) is possibly not as innocent as she first appears, and it's well-known among the boys in school that she's not shy about changing with the curtains open. Today this would be a problematic thing to include as a plot point, though even back then the movie implies that while not exactly innocent, being so young and inexperienced she's definitely naive about the possible negative consequences - and learns the hard way about the way men can behave when Biff attempts to assault her in the car. And for his part, George comes to understand right from wrong when it comes to how to behave with women in that same scene - given how terrified he is of Biff, he's willing to stand up to him and risk being seriously injured when he sees what Biff is trying to do to Lorraine, and he finally decides to risk it all and try to throw a punch not because Biff is attacking him, but because he sees Biff throw Lorraine to the floor. Having seen Marty successfully land a punch on Biff, he knows that it is in fact possible for a smaller guy to take Biff on and come out on top - which he would not have seen or known in the original timeline. At the climax of the scene in the parking lot, George finds out that not only is it possible, but that he's capable of it himself when it comes to the crunch.
This movie is well-known for having one of the tightest scripts ever written, but the visual storytelling is absolutely fantastic as well.
Just wanted to add this, in terms of the origin story. I read that when Marty was around 14 everyone was talking about a " mad scientist " who made these crazy inventions but parents told their kids to stay away from him but Marty actually snuck into his lab and doc caught him and was surprised that Marty was actually interested in his work so from then on he was just always around and their friendship blossomed from there
Glad you watched this! POTENTIALLY IMPORTANT!: At the end of the second movie it cuts to a trailer straight away for the third movie which could be seen as spoilers.
Thank you for the warning! I’ll stop it there before the trailer part!
@MovieJoob When you see the words "To be concluded..." on the screen, that's the moment to hit the stop button.
It's good to have the option but if you want the cinematic experience watch the trailer, it came on in the theatrical release and I almost pi's*ed my pants just knowing the next one was "coming soon". Their aren't any spoilers, more like a teaser for what you already know is going to happen. Loved the reaction by the way😁
@@d.w.strangeman4963 If you want the cinematic experience, go to a cinema.
Really no need to spoil the next film since she will watch it soon, not like having to wait a year like when it was first released.
Also given the date, is it hared to imagine the setting?
IIRC a few people were upset when the second film was released because they had no idea there would be no conclusion - they felt like they only got half a film.
Can’t wait until you watch the next 2 parts. Amazing series!
So excited to watch the rest Anna! I didn't know you had seen them!!
@@MovieJoob When you watch the 2nd movie, please stop when the message "To Be Concluded..." appears. What follows it is a trailer with spoilers of the 3rd movie. The ending of the 3rd movie is simply the best conclusion to any trilogy ever made!
Great reaction Jade like always, love this movie its one of my favourites, and the trilogy is a timeless masterpiece. There are a cameo in this one, Huey Lewis and the News provided the song "Back in Time" to the Back to the Future soundtrack, which played during the beginning and in the film's credits. At the beginning of Back to the Future, Huey Lewis took on a nerdy persona in an uncredited cameo as a judge for Battle of the Bands. Marty's band "The Pinheads" played a hard rock cover of Huey Lewis and the News' "Power of Love," but were ironically rejected by Huey Lewis' character. And this was the first film role for Billy Zane While he played a bigger role than a short cameo, Billy Zane made his acting debut as Biff's friend Match in this movie and second. Keep up the good work.
Also: Billy Zane auditioned for the part of Biff
"Power of Love" also plays at the beginning in the scene where Marty is hitching rides on his skateboard to get to school.
Huey Lewis and the News did the soundtrack for the film, and Huey has been in a few film as an actor.
They are fun and entertaining, but since they have a lot of cultural references they are in no way "timeless". In case you didn't notice all of the "future" dates have passed with little or no semblance to the actual dates.
Modern watchers miss many of the cultural gags, like the "oil change" and the edited Hope Chest gag.
Like Blazing Saddles, it has enough to entertain but many of the jokes only work for people who were over 15 at the time of release.
@@Cheepchipsable what’s the edited hope chest gag?
The mall scene was filmed at the Puente Hills Mall in city of industry California; I live near that place. They have the twin pines sign inside it.
Fun Fact: Michael J Fox did Family Ties during the day, and went straight to the film studio when production wrapped for the day. He would do the night scenes when Family Ties wrapped for the day. On days when the show wasn't being filmed, he would shoot the day scenes. The Town Square set is still on the Universal Studios Hollywood lot, also, Hill Valley High is Whittier High.
At the end of part two there's a screen that says to be concluded. Don't watch anything after that. They filmed parts 2 and 3 together so there's a trailer teaser to hype people up for the 3rd movie
‼️‼️Yes, please take notice of this‼️‼️ 🙏
Hope she hasn't recorded BTTF 2 yet! 🤞🏻✌🏼
Yes,, Spoiler Alert, it says "to be concluded", then hit Stop. (Please)
I love seeing which reactors instantly realize that Marty getting hit by the car instead of George is going to mess with the timeline.
I remember growing up in Vancouver, Canada, my babysitter had a huge crush on Burnaby Michael J Fox. He was on a sitcom called Family Ties and I had to sit on the couch at watch it with her whenever she was assigned to look after me. He was a big heartthrob back in the 80s, especially around his hometown. There’s a theatre named after him in Burnaby. It’s a shame he got Parkinson’s. The Secret of My Success and Doc Hollywood are 2 of his other big comedies. But I’d go through this entire series. Well worth your time.
19:20: "Tell him to come with."
The problem with that is that if he does come with, then they never meet because the 1950s Doc Brown never lives into the mid-1980s and meets teenage Marty.
The universe gets very angry at such paradoxes. ;)
Great reaction, by the way. I've seen about 20 to this movie and I don't remember any being better.
There aren't many of these and I don't throw this term around very often, but Back To The Future is a perfect film. I knew you'd love it. I saw it at the theater and it got a standing ovation. I've seen a ton of movies in the theater but I think I've only witnessed standing O's for the OG Star Wars trilogy, Raiders, Pulp Fiction, and BTTF.
There aren't many of these and I don't throw this term around very often, but Back To The Future is the perfect trilogy.
I always find clapping at the end of a movie to be weird…it’s not a live performance you know!
It doesn't happen often, nor should it. But when it does, it's a rare unbridled joy of humans enjoying something brilliant created by other humans, experienced in the company of wide-eyed strangers. It's magical. And if something magical amazes me, you best believe I'm gonna clap. @@ObsessiveGeek
I personally don't think Parts 2 and 3 are anywhere near perfect. They're entertaining though, for sure. Especially when Part 2 gets crazy (no spoilers). Those bits are exhilarating. @@happyslapsgiving5421
This and Raiders (first three) are best trilogies of all time.
You hold the distinction of being the only reactor I’ve seen who didn’t cringe at the parking scene! 😊
Exactly. So many reactors "overreact" (pun intended) when Lorraine falls for Marty. These reactors totally miss that Marty is freaked out and so uncomfortable himself, which shows that it's a weird dynamic.
@@charlesedward5047 I suffer from a slight Oedipus complex anyway. 😂
@@hawkmaster381Cut to Missy in Bill and Ted.
Apparently when they were explaining the story to film executives, all they saw was "incest".
The US is far more religiously indoctrinated, (ironic since the bible says it's OK to marry uncles and cousins).
Of course past-Lorraine had never had a baby so how could Marty be her son?
@@ninjabluefyre3815Missy was step-mother.
It's really your first time watching back to the future you are really gonna enjoy this film franchise very much jade ❤️❤️
Yep! I had never watched so many beloved films sadly but I finally am getting to them now! ❤️
This was so huge when it came out. I was 15 and I still don't get tired of watching it. Can't wait for the other 2. They are just as good.
I can see why! I could watch this 1000x and still be entertained it’s amazing! Cant wait for the next 2!!
JADE -- For Back to the Future 2, be sure to STOP watching immediately at the end of the movie (when it says To Be Concluded). Otherwise the trailer that's inserted before its credits will show you spoilers for #3.
And also be aware that the part of Jennifer was recast because Claudia Wells was caring for her dying mother
When he skateboards to school they are playing The Power Of Love by Huey Lewis And The News. When he tries out for music at his school he is playing a riff on that very same song, and the teacher who stands up and tells him that he's just too darn loud is played by Huey Lewis himself.
Such a cool easter egg!! I love that!
Huey Lewis said that someone rejected him for that stupid reason.
best trilogy of all Time
Two of the most underrated 80’s films
1: “ Ladyhawke”
2: “Some Kind Of Wonderful “
Enjoy
And those mid 80’s Toyota XCab 4WD abd ESPECIALLY the 4Runners, were incredibly popular
The 4R roof came off like a jeep.
Those, and Volkswagen Rabbit GTI’s / Scirocco’s/Jetta’s we’re the rage
I've been so busy lately I haven't been able to see many of your videos but I had to make time for this! My favourite movie series ever. I'm so glad you enjoyed it Jade. You put a huge smile on my face the whole way through. Hope you have a great weekend 🤍
Aww that has seriously made my day! Thank you so much Jack!! ❤️❤️ Hope you have a great weekend too!
No, Jade, you figured it out. That was puppy Einstein, which isn't possible since dogs don't live 30 years. That was adult Einstein in the 1980's.
Waiting 4 years for the sequel as a kid was the literal definition of torture.
The Biff actor was one of the nicest people they ever got to work with, said the cast.
Hi Jade, how are you lovely gorgeous lady? It's awesome you've jumped into this amazing franchise :) it's the best sci-fi adventures, I love them. Please react to parts 2 (1989) & 3 (1990) as soon as you can :)
I'm so excited to finally watch these films!
You haven't seen BTTF yet?! This is heavy!
again with this word..."Heavy"
Great Scott
HAhahaha That's heavy man! Sadly I haven't but I'm watching them now with you all!!
Great choice Jade. You're soooo Rock n Roll. LOL 😂
Omg thank u v much 🤟😂
I really hope you continue with the trilogy. Thanks for posting!
I definitely plan to! It was too much fun to stop here!!
This isn't a series where you have to worry about whether a sequel is bad or drops off in quality. It's really just one big story split into three parts.
Fun fact: in the beginning when Marty’s band, The Pinheads, were trying out, the guy who told them that they’re just too loud was Huey Lewis, who is the actual artist for the song Power Of Love!
Fun fact: The man who told Marty that he was ''Just too darn loud'' during the audition was Huey Lewis....The singer of the soundtrack The Power of Love.
In case you didn't know Michael j. Fox was regrettably diagnosed with Parkinsons disease at a very young age. He continues to battle the disease to this day. He's a wonderful actor. Great movie.
He first noticed the symptoms while filming The Frighteners in the mid-90s.
My husband told me about that after I watched the first film and I watched some interviews and I cried a lot 💔 I had no idea!
@MovieJoob fortunately he is married to a wonderful woman, actress Tracy Pollan, who has stuck by him through it all. A real blessing for him.
Im sure others have mentioned this but just fun thing....the youre just too darn loud guy is actually Hey Lewis.....the guy who made that song Marty is playing famous
I always look forward to your uploads, especially old classics like these 😊
Also, the fact they used a Delorean is hilarious. They were absolute shitboxes and are really only famous because of these movies
They couldn't hit 88 if another vehicle was pushing it.
@@jaydisqus3353Yeah my dad always said the most unrealistic thing about this movie is that a Delorean went 88mph 😂
That’s hilarious and true! I saw the creator of the Delorian interviewed one time and he couldn’t say enough about how awesome this movie was! 😂
Omg really?! I had no idea hahaha that makes it even better then!!
I would argue that they were famous... or at least infamous... before the movie. That's why the movie selected the car instead of a refrigerator as the original script had it.
But yeah - the car wasn't... good. The stainless steel body panels and gull doors made it distinctive. It presented respectable fuel efficiency. But ultimately, it was an under-powered car for the "sports car" label and price. And then... there were the production quality issues. So many production quality issues. Marty having issues with the car at a pinnacle moment in the flick might just be a nod to that.
Oh. And then there were the drug trafficking related legal issues that earned the DeLorean name infamy - always with the mention of the DMC company that produced the cars.
You really can't beat these old classics.
A great reaction. I love how invested you got in the story, and rightly so. No spoiler but for the sequel stop watching at the end as soon as to be concluded comes up. There is a trailer for the 3rd film at the end of the second, and it spoils some parts of the 3rd film.
What a great reaction!! Welcome to what is my #1 movie of all time (no joke) - to me, it's a perfect flick! Great story, amazing acting, soundtrack, comedy, drama, suspense...it has it all! I still get teary in two parts - when George asks if Lorraine is okay, and yes, Marty's relationship with Doc. Brown (and there is no one who can do mad scientist like Christopher Lloyd!)
This is also one of the finest trilogies ever...and I hope you continue the saga! Cheers.
Just love your reaction!
I remember that my uncle take me to the Cinema to watch it in `85 It was EPIC!
Thank you so much!! That sounds like it would've been a blast!!!
11:44 I’ve heard a lot of people make a big deal about the driver’s use of “another one” but back in the fifties there used to be a form of chicken where kids would try to run across the street in front of an oncoming car (whoever the car got closest to won). I’ve always assumed that line was a reference to that game.
The fact that we know Lorraine was changing next to a window with the curtains open enough that George chooses to actively spy on her is enough to heavily imply he wasn’t the only one who got hit by a car trying not to get caught in the act.
A darker earlier draft of the script went into more detail about what happened to Lorraine. In that version, she had been "R-Worded" (rhymes with grape) by Biff, and partly blamed herself for being so wild. I think even her parents say it was her own fault. She married George because she felt sorry for him but also because he seemed "safe". Imagine Biff becoming her husband's work supervisor. It also led to her alcoholism and chain-smoking habit. I'm glad they lightened up on that aspect of the script, but it does explain why she put on the "At your age I never" act to her kids.
Maybe why Eric Stoltz saw the story as a tragedy rather than a comedy.
@@Cheepchipsable Stoltz saw it as a tragedy because he pointed out something that no one ever addresses. This Marty came back to a time that his entire family was completely different people than whom he left. Even though these versions of his parents were more successful those are not the people he was raised by or his siblings he grew up with. It is actually sad if you think about it. He has none of the memories of these people. The Marty who grew up with these people is the Marty he saw drive off in the time machine when he came back 10 minutes early..That was the Marty that grew up with these people.
Wow the days when you can't say a simple word on your posts unbelievable.....(we aren't allowed to say a word which although it communicates something horrible and evil, is in the end just a word communicating a simple meaning, as much as any other)
People really seem OVER-SENSITIVE TO THE POINT OF PARANOIA nowadays.....
An Easter egg you would probably miss, since they’re so far apart in the movie, is that when Marty arrives at the Twin Pines Mall in the beginning… After he travels back to 1955 and runs over one of the pine trees trying to not get shot… when he returns back to 1985 and tries to save Doc Brown, the mall sign say “Lone Pine Mall” 😊
The chemistry doc and marty have in this movie is what carries it with such weight...a masterpiece imo.....and everything changed in the future because george defeated biff making a positive successful future.
Their friendship is so beautiful and wholesome I could explode!! ❤️
Makes me wonder if Marty and the Doc would have ever met in the changed future since George was more successful seems like he would be more likely to be more aspirational and live in a better house and pay more attention to his kids schooling.
Marty comes across as a bit of an outcast, which makes sense he might meet up with the Doc, (I had kind of assumed Marty was paid to do odd jobs for the Doc since their relationship isn't really explained). Had Marty not been on the outer he probably wouldn't have given Doc the time of day.
Back to the Future together with the first 3 Indiana Jones movies and Star Wars 4-6 is what we call a perfect trilogy. So by all means please watch all 3 of them! Lovely reaction as always. 🥰
Jade's animated reactions are so enjoyable to watch 😊
Oh hahah thank you so much!! 😊
I have had the pleasure of meeting Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson. He wasn't feeling well but still talked with me.
Lea Thompson was an absolute jewel. So sweet. I think it was back in the early 20 teens, in Dallas.
Loved your reaction. Always fun watching past films through your eyes.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
Oh, and when you see Back to the Future 2, make SURE you end it when it ends and *before the final credits roll or you will see spoilers for Back to the Future 3.*
I only realized now the doc went from living in a mansion in 1955 to a little house in 1985 because he sold the mansion to build the time machine.
Seen this movie a million times but only picked up on that just now, when the doc says he "spent all his fortune on the time machine" in his opening scene.
i think one of the biggest irony of the Back to the Future series is that the Delorian car model (that was turned into a time machine) actually in real life turned out to be a terrible model that never sold well...if it wasn't for Back to the Future then we would never have remembered the Delorian...but now it's a legend.
there are three songs that are absolutely iconic with Back to the Future: Power of Love, Earth Angel and Johnny B.Goode. There are plenty of other songs or music in the trilogy that is well known but those three really stand out.
Doc's puppy in 1955 is named Copernicus.
Which you find out in the second movie
Fun Fact: Back to the Future was never meant to be a trilogy. In fact, the to be continued was added for the VHS release after the movie became such a runaway hit and the sequels were green lit. Also the reason that Part two and three were released so close together is because Zemeckis said he would only do the sequels if he could film them together.
I'm sure it's been commented but when Marty's band tries out for the talent show at the beginning and the guy with the megaphone tells him that "you're just too darn loud". That guy is Huey Lewis, who sang several songs for these movies.
Hi there Jade! Yes! I've been waiting for this one. Easily one of the top trilogies ever made. I do hope you watch the other two, they are all amazing. I sent you a bunch of movie suggestions in your last reaction vid (T2). I'm not sure if you saw it or not, you did not comment back on that one. Catch ya in the FUTURE. 🤣💖
1. Cranky principal Strickland/James Tolkan also played the ship's squadron leader in "Top Gun".
2. The teacher that tells Marty, "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis himself. (Heart of rock and roll)
3. Eric Stoltz was first cast as Marty, but he didn't play well with others and was fired. Some of his long shots are still in the movie.
4. The flammable material set on fire with the model exercise had to have been put there on purpose.
5. It's always fun to see how people react to the Marty and his mom car scene. 🤣
6. George McFly/Crispin Glover didn't like that the story ended with the family being prosperous.
7. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta.
8. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
Check out the movies Weird Science(1985), The Goonies(1985), Gremlins(1984), The Karate Kid(1984), and Men In Black(1997).
The guy that said "im afraid youre just too darn loud" was none other than Huey Lewis himself 😆
Fun fact. The guy who said they 'were just too darn loud', *wrote* the song they were playing.
Bit of trivia, the guy who stood up and shouted thru a megaphone that Marty's band was too loud, was the lead singer in the band that wrote and recorded it. Huey Lewis and The News.
One thing that most people don't notice is that the judge that says he's too loud is Huey Lewis and the song is one of his own.
Also, an easter egg that I've never seen anyone notice is that at the beginning in the lab with all the clocks, there is one with a man hanging on ti to a clock hand, perhaps looking toward to future, or past?
I begged and begged my parents to take me to this movie, at the theater. They did! I walked out and knew what life was/is. Ahh. I'm glad you saw this movie
So much fun - back in the old days. when movies were supposed to be about entertaining people! :)
The music video of the film is the classic song "The Power of Love" performed by Huey Lewis and the News. By the way Huey Lewis makes a cameo as one of the judges saying "Too darn loud". Thank you for reacting this masterpiece Back to the Future directed by Robert Zemeckis starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. Next time reacts Back to the Future Part II and Part III
Huey Lewis and the News did the soundtrack for the film.
Eric Stoltz was the original Marty McFly. They filmed practically the entire movie with him and at some point decided Stoltz was not right for the part. That required massive reshoots with Michael J. Fox taking over as the lead. Fox said he was in a state of total exhaustion on the first BTTF because he was shooting the popular TV show, "Family Ties," at the same time.
Thomas F. Wilson (Biff) has stated that working with Stoltz was a real chore because he insisted on method acting and expected everyone to call him Marty on set. Wilson almost got into a fight with Stoltz because Stoltz was actually hurting Wilson during a scene and would not stop during each take. Wilson said Stoltz almost broke his collar bone and he had massive bruising on his body after wrapping that one scene. Wilson, however, had nothing but great things to say about Michael J. Fox when he came on board.
There's a subplot that isn't explicit, but it's there if you know to watch for it: George is left-handed. See, decades ago (even as recently as the 70s, depending on where you’re from), there was a belief among some pockets of Western culture that being left-handed was evil and unnatural, and kids would be forced to learn to use their right hands. When he’s writing it looks like he doesn’t know how to hold a pen. It’s one of the main sources of his awkwardness. And what was his big moment? When his right hand was being held, and he was forced to deck Biff with a left hook. If you watch the scene again, look at the joy in his face as he stares at his left hand. He’s not just pleased with himself that he flattened a bully, but he has decided at that moment that he’s going to be himself, and that's when things started to turn around for him.
I can't wait for your Back To The Future Part 2 and 3 reaction! BEST TRILOGY EVER!! PERFECT TRILOGY!!
When the singer of the band phones his cousin to let him hear what song Marty is singing.
He says "Hey, Chuck it's your cousin Marvin. Marvin Berry"
In real life, Chuck Berry recorded this song in 1958, so the 1955 high school kids weren't quite ready for it indeed! LOL
Excellent as always, Jade. I have been a Christopher Lloyd fan since before he was in movies, in a wonderful tv show called Taxi along with many other actors who all went on to have huge film careers. No doubt this movie is where he made his big breakthrough. Thanks again for a lovely review. xx
He also played the Klingon captain in _Star Trek III: The Search for Spock_ a couple of years earlier.
They can have thier modern music and their modern movies. I was an 80's teenager and enjoyed both back then, I'd go back at any chance.
2:25 - The guy telling them they're just too darn loud is Huey Lewis, who sang The Power Of Love in the movie.
Wholesome fact the actor who played Biff Thomas F. Wilson kept apologizing to Lea Thompson between the prom car scene takes and he based his acting on his childhood bullies he is seen as the big friendly teddy bear in real life by the cast and fans from what I hear.
Funny you mention that Doc and Marty have a good uncle/nephew type relationship, since they were the inspiration behind Rick and Morty. 😊
The blonde guitarist in Marty's band is played by Michael J. Fox's guitar teacher.
I always enjoy your reactions so much! You're so genuine, and good hearted. Imo, the next one is even better, and I can't wait to watch it. WARNING tho, in case you haven't watched it already, stop watching immediately after the end, before the credits. It shows previews/spoilers for part 3. Cheers!
That is so sweet thank you so very much! And I appreciate the warning! I'll make sure to skip it!
Fun Fact: The guy who told him that the song is too darn loud is the original singer of this song 🙂
Yes, see Back to the Future 2 and 3... you are soooo cute in your movie reactions....I just clicked on subscribe.
I'm gonna watch 2 right away! Thank you so very much! Welcome 😊❤️
Having Huey Lewis saying your band is just too darn loud was pure genius.
Huey Lewis (singer of the opening theme) appears as the judge who tells Marty McFly his music is 'just too darn loud'
Great reaction. You've started a wonderful journey with this movie and I hope it doesn't take long until you continue with the other parts.
Here's an interesting bit of trivia; the guy that said the pinheads were to loud is Hewie Lewis who wrote and sang the song The Power of Love
Loved this reaction! Great job as always.
Thank you so very much!!
Great reaction Jade! You're doing a great job.
Think about this from Docs perspective. He hits his head then a few hours later some kid shows up and tells him exactly what he envisioned. What a mind F.
9:48 Christopher Lloyd's grandfather was a founding member of Texaco
The guy with the megaphone is Huey Lewis who actually sings the song.
I don't think I know a single person from my generation that didn't like this movie. Such a fun film. Really glad you enjoyed it. :)
I cannot imagine a single person disliking this film it was PURE FUN!! I adored it!
22:29 I think a more effective way of getting Doc to read the letter and heed Marty's warning would be to
A, write Doc's address on the envelope and drop it in a mailbox or
B, give it to George or Lorraine and tell them to wait a couple of years and then mail it to Doc
Either way the outcome would be the same, Doc would get the letter with his morning post and likely open it (not knowing or suspecting its contents beforehand) and read the warning.
4:12, the joke about changing the oil is in reference to McFly senoir's hair.
Men would use hair oils and stuff like Brylcreem to have that wet slick look. More refined these days but back in the 50's it would have been a closer to Vaseline.
Many people seem to miss Marty accidentally activates the time machine, he never intended to time travel.
Coloured underwear wasn't a thing in the 50's, and you cut this out but I'm sure Lorraine mentions a Glory Box or Hope Chest. These were large boxes where mothers would gather items like cutlery, diners sets, quilts and sheets and other linen for daughters to put in their homes when they got married. Those items were expensive back then.
IIRC there is a double entendre there because Lorraine puts Marty's pants on her Hope Chest.
17:20, George can't watch that episode of his favourite show "later", this is 20 years before the VCR and it could be years before it's repeated on TV.
There was never intended you be a second movie, and the producers just put it in there as a gag.
Another great film from the same director with Christopher Lloyd is "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
The man behind the music, Huey Lewis, was also the talent judge saying it was too loud.
LOL yes Joob, we want the whole series right now! Demand it! Great reaction and am eagerly waiting for the other 2.
Hahahah hell yeyah!! Part II will be the next reaction to go up!!
Love the absolute joy you're having watching these! I grew up in the 80s and love the movies from that time.
I was having such a blast!! I can’t imagine how fun it would’ve been in cinemas at the time!!
one of the most iconic items ever made in a movie. Everyone knows the "Flux Capacitor"
My favourite movie
27 minutes is well short of the amount of time needed to make a reaction to a full-length movie worth watching. Nothing personal. Hope your channel receives lots of subscribers.
The teacher who said they played to loud was Hughey Lewis whose band did the theme song to the movie
no one made plans for a sequel because no one expected the phenomenal success the movie achieved. by the way, both the next movies were shot at the same time! one tip: watch the opening scene of episode 2 carefully! there is something strange about it, but is will you notice it?..