This movie is a masterclass in scriptwriting. It's literally used in film classes as an example of how to write a great film script. Set-ups, payoffs, foreshadowing, character development, building conflicts and tension, delivering with satisfying resolutions...its such an amazing movie.
@@joseheilmeyer Disney doesn't own Back To The Future. When regarding a reboot, writer/director, Robert Zemeckis, has also mentioned "Oh, God no. That can’t happen until both Bob and I are dead. And then I’m sure they’ll do it, unless there’s a way our estates can stop it. I mean, to me, that’s outrageous. Especially since it’s a good movie. It’s like saying ‘Let’s remake Citizen Kane. Who are we going to get to play Kane?’ What folly, what insanity is that? Why would anyone do that?”
One of my favorite bits of trivia is about the scene in the car. Thing is that Tom Wilson, the actor who plays Biff, is an absolute sweetheart irl. In fact, he was actually bullied in school himself, so he found the character difficult to play. During the scene when he’s forcing himself onto Lorraine, he was apologizing nonstop to Leah Thompson in between takes.
Well heck, at the time this was filmed, I dont know if I would be able to keep my hands off Leah Thompson. She was so damn pretty, I had the biggest crush on her when this movie was out! Yes, I'm that old. Child of the 80's here!
Fun fact: One of the writers of "Back to the Future" first got the idea for the movie when he came across his dad's old yearbook. He and his dad had gone to the same high school and he began to wonder whether he would've even been friends with his dad if they had met as teenagers.
@@crayzeewhorse It was! From what I understand, that was only really early in development but, yeah, they thought about Doc making the time machine out of an old fridge! Then, they realized that if it looked too much like a fridge it might encourage kids to climb inside their fridges at home (which would obviously be dangerous). But, I think Bob Zemeckis (the director/co-writer) always kinda wanted it to be a vehicle, anyway. So, I don't think the fridge idea lasted very long.
@@crayzeewhorse Everything can be made into a time machine, even a goddamn microwave oven :J Hmm but I remember that there was once a movie in which the time machine was made out of a chair rotating with super fast speed. I can't remember the title though…
A number of fun Easter Eggs in this movie. Most have already been mentioned (Twin Pines Mall becomes Lone Pine Mall, Huey Lewis rejects Marty's band, etc) but there's another one I don't think has been mentioned yet: The guy who runs the tree farm is named Peabody and his son's name is Sherman - a subtle nod to the old Peabody & Sherman cartoons where Peabody uses his time machine (The Waybac) to teach Sherman history by visiting significant events.
One of my favorite little details from this movie is the name of the mall. Before Marty goes back to '55, the mall is called Twin Pines. But when he comes back to '85 it's called Lone Pine, because Marty ran over one of the pine trees when he arrived in '55.
@@Knight121198 sorry, was kind of an "in joke" to myself - Gwen (Sigourney Weaver) screaming "This episode was badly written!!" Love, love, love Galaxy Quest...
Back to the Future is a perfect movie. Every scene, every moment, every line is either establishing a character, setting up something important later or paying off something from earlier and never comes off as awkward exposition. This movie is cinematic gold.
If you have not done so already - watch the movie Galaxy Quest. Same deal - basically a perfect movie..... amazing, so funny (helps to be an ORIGINAL Star Trek show fan, but not required...)
Exactly. I would also list this one under "perfect movies". So is Empire Strikes Back and so is LotR Return of the King.... I could list a couple more if I think...
@@floyd2222 Galaxy Quest is awesome. Have you seen the documentary Never Surrender? So wholesome. I would love to see someone do a double reaction to both. I really started loving Justin Long even more since I've seen the docu. Ironically he brings a little Marty McFly impression at some part in the docu but I don't wanna spoil too much....
Right? I feel like most reacters don't even notice it. The line that slays me, it's not in this movie, I think it's in BTTF 3, is when Marty says "Great Scott!" and doc says "I know, it's heavy."
They filmed the scenes of his house near where I grew up. I was about 10 and would ride my bike to watch them film. I met MJF and got his autograph. At the time the title made no sense and it's so cool now that I was able to see them film what is now such a classic movie.
That's what I've heard too. My wife saw him do standup in Dallas once (before we ever met; not sure why I felt that was relevant to share but here we are), and said he was just super delightful, self-effacing, and just came across like a really great dude.
Just stop asking him the question. (he does a song as part of his comedy about BTTF that's basically a run down of everything people ask him and "stop asking the question" is basically the chorus.
I've spent the better part of 30+ years trying to decide which of the three is my favorite one, and keep coming back to looking at all three as a single movie.
2 & 3 literally are 2 halves of the same movie and were filmed back to back and there are many foreshadowing things in #2 that have a payoff in #3. The end of the first one was not actually planned as a setup for a sequel just as a funny ending
I love them all, but find that 2 dips in the alternative 1985 segment. But it more than makes up for that in the super detailed retrofitting of the 1955 scenes. I have fun with my kids trying to work out how many deloreans exist in 1955 at any given time.
@@mediaserver8265 I love the alternate 1985 Biffworld in the second movie for how dark it gets. It's like It's A Wonderful Life, and I remember it being the only part of the trilogy that actually gave me real anxiety wondering how our heroes were going to get out of the mess they were in. Parts 1 and 3 have fantastic action sequences but I'm never worried for real that everyone won't get out of it okay in the end.
It went by super quick because it's considered the perfect screenplay! It's actually used as a teaching model in film school, or so I've been told, because it's so tight and perfectly paced and every single little thing that's introduced in the beginning gets a payoff at the end. It's the epitome of _satisfying._
I've never heard that about this movie before, that's cool! It reminds me a lot of why I appreciate any Timothy Zahn novels; setups, pacing, and payoffs.
@@sandwiched I am a fount of useless knowledge about this trilogy. Like how Bob Gale (I think... it's either him, Zemeckis, or Spielberg) had the Mr. Fusion turned into a table top lamp that's in his office now. lol
Kind of makes me wonder how much influence this movie had on Edgar Wright, because that's just how he writes. Hot Fuzz is a worthy successor to the crown.
@@mguerra79 Yep. Part of why they thought twice about it was the fear of kids climbing inside of fridges and suffocating. As it is MJF had to do PSAs to tell kids NOT to hold on to the back of vehicles while riding a skateboard. lol
my favorite part about when they say BACK TO THE FUTURE and doc points and hes actually pointing at us as he also breaks the fourth wall looking at us because we are in the future
I saw this in theaters when it came out back in 1985, I was 7 years old. And I remember when Marty comes back after starting to fade away and sits up, then stands up, people in the theater were clapping and cheering. Great example of the magic of movies. A 10/10 perfect movie.
I wouldn't necessarily say the other two are quite as good as the original, but they compliment each other so well that you must watch them all. It's so worth it.
I saw parts 2 and 3 in the theater as a kid. The hype was real, but imo part 2 kills part 3. Both were decent, they just don't match the genius of the original. Look out for Elijah Wood in part 2 btw. 😉
Timeless movie. My mom, who is 93 now, told me when this was new that she thought the movie was made for her generation, and she was surprised I liked it!
YES, YES, YES, PLEASE tell me you're planning on doing the whole trilogy lol. Also while you're (hopefully) reading this I'd like to highly recommend a couple non marvel movies being Tron Legacy and The Martian.
Tron Legacy, if you watch it, will make you wish Daft Punk writes the score for EVERY movie ever. It's a great movie made better because of its music. The Martian is INCREDIBLE and the book is great too. If Project Hail Mary (one of the author's follow-ups) is done well, it will be even better.
@@howardbalaban7051 Yea I was gonna recommend The Martian in his Interstellar vid but forgot. And Yea I just rewatced Tron Legacy and was tryna find some reactions and not many ppl do it, it's sad cuz I think it came out way ahead of it's time and ppl don't know much about it but it's honestly one of my favorite movies, wish someone would turn it into a mini-series too.
@@folcotook3049 Yea that's also smthn I havnt done despite how much I love Legacy 😅, think just cause of the age difference and how some people have said it's kinda slow, but if it is directly connected (story wise/same universe) then I'll have to sit down to it.
@@folcotook3049 Agreed. Watching Tron should be required for anyone whose a fan of anything CGI. Arguably, without Tron, the creation of Pixar is significantly delayed, and who knows what that might have meant.
This is one of the tightest scripts in existence--almost EVERYTHING serves a purpose, whether it be for the plot (the "save the clock tower" flyer), characterization (he can't take that kind of rejection), a callback joke (twin pines versus lone pine), or even a reference to another movie (the CRM114). There's a reason this script is taught in film school, because it is SO DAMN GOOD.
22:39 I met the Sax player here Tommy Thomas when I was a kid, he was a music teacher at the College my mom went to and met him during an art showcase she was doing and introduced me to him because I was a huge Back to the Future fan.
The song Marty was playing near the beginning was "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News. During his audition, the guy that stood up with the bullhorn and said, "Sorry, guys, but you're just too darned loud" was Huey Lewis, the actual singer of that song lol
FYI - make sure you stop at "To be Concluded" at the end of the 2nd movie (assuming your watching it lol) to aviod a light spolier look at the 3rd movie. Always enjoy the reactions!! Fun Fact: the crew put real booze in the flask unknown to MJF. so spitting it out was a real unexpected thing they kept in the movie
It’s actually not the same take, if you watch the blooper reel you’ll see he reacts completely different to the real booze and doesn’t bend over to spit it out like he does in the movie. Both camera setups used in the movie are the same reaction. As fun as fact as it would be, it’s only a blooper.
This movie is a good reflection of the progression of time. I remember when I was a kid I'd laugh at my parents when they'd remember stuff from the 50s. Now my kids laugh when I remember stuff from the 80s. Definitely one of ye greatest movies of all time. So far ahead of its time.
Parts 2 & 3 were written together, filmed at the same time, then released a year apart. There are so many connections between the two movies, it's like one movie almost. Just like the first movie where you can watch it ten times and pick up something new each time, it's the same with 2 & 3. You'll love it.
Parts 2 and 3 actually are one movie. The story they came up with became too big to fit into the running time of one move, so they made the decision to split it into 2 separate movies.
One lovely thing I noticed on rewatch is that almost every character gets a sick introduction: 1. Marty - no facial reveal until after he’s shown to be a skateboarder, rock star. 2. Doc - only his inventions and his voice for the first 15 minutes. Then badass DeLorean intro. 3. Young Loranne - only her voice at first, then the reveal that she’s smoking hot after knowing her middle aged version. Even Biff and George get fun reveals as their younger selves. Great film.
Another actor played Marty ( Eric Stoltz). The film was nearly completed when Spielberg watched a ruff cut and was not happy. The actor was fired and replaced byFox. They re shot Marty’s scenes and used scenes that were already shot. Somewhere in a studio vault is a 1st cut of this movie.
Interesting bit of trivia: Originally, that ending was not meant to lead into a sequel, but rather was meant to be one of those "oh, here we go again" moments. The people loved it so much, though, that it was decided they would make a sequel after that. The script turned out to be too long for one movie, so they cut it into two parts and made a trilogy instead. The third movie then came out very shortly after the second as a result
The most clever part of the trilogy is that the sequels use B-roll of the original so you get perfect continuity where the scenes overlap. It’s a brilliant bit of filmmaking.
And actually, no, they don't. everything you see that is not exact clips from the first one had to be reshot scene by scene. Fun fact, they were getting desperate because no one could find Loraine's dress I believe there were two or three copies, and Lea Thomson saved the day because she kept one and brought it to the set.
@@t0nito Yep. When you watch them side by side you can see the differences between the scenes too. Mostly it's just slightly different line delivery but it's noticable
Fun fact for those who may not know, Robert Zemeckis, the director of these films is lithuanian! He wasn't born in lithuania but his father is lithuanian. I'm sure that not only me, but other lithuanians are very proud that we have so many talented people who share the same roots 🇱🇹
Each movie has a real life musician/band - BTTF 1 - Huey Lewis plays as the music teacher BTTF 2 - Flea (from Red Hot Chili Peppers) plays as "Needles" BTTF 3 - ZZ Top plays as the 1885 band I just love this movie trilogy since its first release!
Do you know another FLEA ? Did it really need to be specified that he was from Chilli Peppers ? Flea is like Yngwie Malmsteen, if you drop in and say Ymgwie J Malmsteen LOL. it's not like there is another
@@martinkuliza - not everybody in the entire galaxy may know who he is - or who the Red Hot Chili Peppers! That's why I "specified" So Don't be such a hateful little Bitch! I Don't know what crawled up your ass and died, but I was trying to help out other people understand the movie connections! I didn't see YOU do anything helpful! So you can suck it!
@@robertaviles8451 RE "Don't be such a hateful little Bitch!" WOW... AREN'T YOU GOING TO FEEL STUPID AFTER THIS COMMENT LOL Ok 1. I'm not being hateful nor was i being hateful, it was a joke 2. Says the guy who is being hateful 3. Says the guy who followed up with ... 3a - "I Don't know what crawled up your ass and died" 3b - " I didn't see YOU do anything helpful! " 3c - "So you can suck it!" wow mate, did you ever consider that my comment was just a joke ? you must be young, because only a young person WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION OR 2 FIRST would call someone a little bitch, tell them to go suck it, mention something up someone's arse and then put themselves in a dominant position again..... I wasn't being hateful it was a joke are you really that sensitive that i can't say to you "flea needs no introduction" ? by the way ... I disagree, I truly believe that EVERYONE IN THE ENTIRE FUCKING UNIVERSE KNOWS HOW FLEA IS Flea is too weird to not be noticed, i mean, we've seen his arse during an entire concert ok Next... Not everyone has to be helpful always You were TRYING TO HELP right ? I was TRYING to add a bit of comedy to life you don't seem like you were helping though, you seem like you want to abuse the fuck out of something (hang on there's more) then abuse the fuck out of them again, and then one more time just for good measure and.... You were asking what's up my arse ? LOL fuck mate, what do i say to you , you know IT WAS A JOKE , Grow a sense of humour out of curiosity, How old are you ?
Honestly, it always made perfect sense to me that the teenage Lorraine would be drawn to Marty (besides the obvious fact that she has a bit of a Florence Nightingale complex, as Doc points out). Because Lorraine is completely unaware that Marty's her future son, she would naturally feel drawn to him for reasons she wouldn't understand. Of course, the actual reasons are that she's seeing bits of herself (things she finds comforting and familiar) alongside bits of George (someone she will one day fall in love with). So, that combination of seemingly inexplicable familiarity, paired with traits she finds attractive would create the perfect storm for her to misunderstand the connection between them. It's only after she kisses Marty and gets weird vibes that she realizes the connection she's feeling isn't actually something romantic/sexual (but, more familial).
Now... sick thought here, BUT, I wonder if at any time when George and Lorraine first started going out after this, if Lorraine ever fantasized about Marty. Like, George is giving her the business but she calls out Marty's name by mistake... I'll see myself out now.
21:22 Dude, don't steal my line... =D 29:33 You didn't notice that "Twin Pine Mall" is now "Lone Pine Mall" since Marty took out the tree when he went back in time
The first time you watch this movie, it's a great time. The billionth time you watch this movie, it's an even better time. I still can't believe you're older than me and you never saw some of these classics as a child xD
@Alex_Hefner's_TV_&_Movie_Vault get unpumped, so it won't be so disappointing The whole concept of "good" sequels is still rather new. The older the movies you go, the less likely sequels will stand up to the test of time. No argument, this movie was great, but what followed ...
The guy who says "You're just too darnn loud" is actually Huey Lewis, as in Huey Lewis and the News, who wrote "Power of Love". I always thought that was a hysterical cameo.
The fun thing about this trilogy is that they go back to back, with each one starting where the last left off. You could edit them into one long movie. Marty has a rough few days 😂
I've actually done that. It's pretty awesome. I also have a chronological (of sorts) edit that I made. It makes it an interesting way to view the trilogy.
You may have caught this, but when Marvin Berry calls his cousin “Chuck” - the song Marty is playing is Chuck Berry’s song “Johnny B Goode” - meaning Marty is the reason we have that song in the present.
I've watched this movie at least 30 or 40 times in my life and the scene where Marty stops disappearing and gets back up during Earth Angel always gives me the chills.
This made my day, as someone who grew up watching these types of movies we sometimes worry that some of the things we enjoy become unrelatable. Seeing someone from the newer generations enjoying the film with as much enthusiasm as I did growing up really puts a nice spark in the day.
@@alexhefnerstvmovievault i love your movie reactions please react to angels in the outfield angels in the infield and angels in the endzone they are awesome movies ❤❤❤ hearts for you
Bro! Your energy is off the charts and I love it. In terms of the movies I always thought the third one was better than the second but the overall story is really fantastic. Hope you cover the rest of them, looking forward to those reactions.
27:37 Marty does indeed get to "go back early" and try to warn Doc, but he isn't able to; fortunately, he doesn't need to verbally warn him, since Doc decides to tape Marty's message back together again so that he can read it after all; he consequently wears a bulletproof vest to the Twin Pines Mall --- or rather, the Lone Pine Mall --- and thus he is not killed when the terrorists show up. :D
Dude this was so entertaining growing up with this movie seeing it a hundred times and watching you watch it in 30 minutes for the first time was really cool. Do this for II and III
Soooo many little things to find in these movies after re-watches. For instance, the Mall's name at the beginning of the movie is 'Twin Pines Mall' and when Marty goes into the past he runs over a pine tree escaping the farmer that's shooting at him. At the end of the movie when he returns to the present the name is 'Lone Pine Mall'.
The movie on the marquee is "Orgy American Style," from 1973. It starred George "Buck" Flower, who also played the drunk on the bus bench at the end of this movie. The Back to the Future movies all have "inside jokes" related to movies in the background.
They didn't plan on making a sequel at the time this came out. It was such a huge hit that the studio wanted sequals. They shot 2 and 3 at the same time. Overall, this is one of the greatest movies ever made and one of the greatest trilogies of all time. You will love the next 2.
If you pay attention, in the beginning of the movie the shopping mall is called Twin Pines Mall, but when Marty goes back in time he runs over one of the pines in the farm and then when he goes back to the future the name is changed to Lone Pine Mall There's a million things like that in the trilogy, which makes so enjoyable to rewatch over and over again
This film is one of the best films of all time, no question. The story, script, pacing, cast... it's all just pure gold. Thanks for the awesome reaction!
You're noticing so much more details and background than most that's why this movie is great to watch multiple times. Heads up there's Easter eggs connecting all three movies within each other
In the music audition scene, the man that stoped them is actually Huey Lewis and this is his own song “Power of love” 😂 Genius movie with a lot of Easter eggs
This was the first film I saw in the cinema, way back in 1985 (maybe 86, not sure, i was smol). Absolute classic and I think I've seen it at least 50 times since. Absolutely brilliant, perfect screenplay, not a wasted shot and brilliant performances.
My absolute favourite detail about the movie, is that the flux capacitor wasn't supposed to work.. the thing he drew after hitting his head was not a bright idea, it was actually just the pathways in front of the city hall in downtown hill valley, its 1:1 the same design. but somehow he made it work..
Thanks for sharing your reaction Alex!! I grew up with this movie but watching you react to it, it's like I'm watching it for the first time all over again. Your insights at the end are very astute as well. They legitimately don't make movies like this anymore, and probably never will.
The whole trilogy is great! I do have to say, I think the 3rd one is the best and believe you’d really enjoy that one the most as well. I think I speak for everyone when I say we all look forward to you watching the other two!! Such timeless and unique movies. Love your stuff man. Keep up the good work!
Growing up in the 80s and 90s in Vancouver, Canada, Michael J Fox was a massive star from Burnaby, right next door. I remember as a kid watching Family Ties with my babysitter, who had a huge crush on him. Unfortunately, illness prevented him from being an even bigger star in the 90s.
Like all good trilogies, people have their preferred films within, some prefer 1 over 2&3, others 2&3 over 1 and 1&2 over 3, but you watch all 3 together... perfection! It's the perfect beginning > middle > end!
Saw this in the theater when it was brand new and when George knocks Biff out, the eruption from the audience was insane. On par with the bump Captain America had with Endgame (no spoilers there, but if you know the moment, then you know). Such a great film and such a fun reaction. Fun fact: My dad's high school senior picture resembles George McFly more than I think he'd care to admit. No, I'm not as cool as Marty. One more thing: "You guys are just too darn loud" - the teacher with the megaphone shutting down Marty's band at the auditions was played by HUEY LEWIS, the very guy whose music (and megahit song "The Power of Love") and the song Marty's band was beginning to play for the audition, was featured throughout the movie. I hope you complete this trilogy. It really is a fun watch. Keep 'em comin'!
I don't know if you noticed but in the beginning of the movie, Marty meets Docs at the "Twin Pines Mall" parking lot, but when Marty goes back in to 1955 and drives away from that barn he crashed in he runs over 1 of two trees, and then at the end of the movie when he goes back to the future the sign says "Lone Pine Mall". There are a ton of other small changes like this that you have to re-watch multiple times to catch them all. IMO BTTF 2 and 3 are just below BTTF 1 simply because the first is the original, but all three are amazing movies and when you watch them back to back to back its a very nice experience
Man, I wish i could watch this movie for the first time again. For me it’s pretty much a perfect film. It’s fun, the script is tight, the characters are perfectly set, the vfx still hold up... this movie is honestly one of my favorites. Right up there in my top 3.
A perfect film, and a great reaction! I was a kid in the 80’s and this movie was a big deal. I was 8 years old when “back to the future 2” came out, my grandpa took me and my brothers to the theatre when it was just coming out. Later that night I remember calling my dad super excited because they tease part 3 at the end and I wanted to tell him… and pre internet that kind of surprise was cool.
29:33 one of my favorite easter eggs of all times. "Lone Pine Mall" In the original past it was called "Twin Pine Mall" but when Marty went back in time he ran over one of the pine trees.
It's just one of the best movies of all time, it's perfect. There's not a single missed beat. Every joke lands perfectly, every performance is magnificent, every single moment is just masterfully crafted. Just an all around great movie. The other two films weren't as good, but they weren't bad.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this! One of the best classic movies ever and the trilogy is great and all tie in as well. Back to the future 2 is normally everyone's fav!
The first scene with his mom in the past always brings to mind a Futurama quote now. "Oh, lessons about not changing the past from Mr. I'm my own grandpa..."
I grew up in the 80s and 90s in a rural area, and the one thing I always would have loved would be to be 15 in NYC in 1977. I feel like that would be just about perfect.
The creator of Rick and Morty used BTTF "Doc and Marty" as inspiration for his show. The families are a bit different but Jerry was definitely inspired by pre-time travel George McFly. Also, Christopher Lloyd (Doc) did some short promos as Rick Sanchez for adult swim.
I can remember going to see this in the theater with one of my friends when it was released in 1985. I was 12 (and a half) years old, and it is STILL one of my most favorite movies ever. An absolute classic.
Back to the Future is amazingly perfect trilogy. All three movies equally great on their own, but telling one circled story with parallels and callbacks. You have to see all three to fully appreciate how great it is
Yes, you should watch all 3 movies. One of the few franchises where every movie was actually good. The writing and casting of this movies makes it timeless.
Here's one. At the start of the movie they were in the parking lot of Twin Pines Mall. When Marty went back, he hit a pine tree and a scarecrow. At the end of the movie, they were in the parking lot of Lone Pine Mall.
I guess Alex didn't notice some of the other changes to the timeline as well. For example: The part at 6:35 you see it's named "Twin Pines Mall". Well, Marty ran over 1 of them when he went back to the past (not shown in this video). At 29:34 when the "Marty from the Past" returns to the mall, it's now named "Lone Pine Mall". You will obviously see in Back to the Future: Part II but that's just another example of the multiple timelines and even minor changes that happen due to Marty (well, some unintentional ones). It also proves all these changes can lead to different alternate timelines, which some are better and others worse. The Back To The Future series is one of those that watching it multiple times, you will notice other things you missed on previous viewings.
YAY!! This is so good, omg. And yes, part 2 and 3 are really good too. Keep an eye out for the things you can tell inspired Endgame, there are some obvious things in part 2 especially that you'll notice were the inspiration for big plot sections in Endgame, but the Back to the Future trilogy is where it started. Also, fun trivia - but the teacher at 3:45 that says, "you're just too darn loud" is played by Huey Lewis, the singer/songwriter who performed the "that's the power of love" song in the movie. Funny little easter egg.
Oh yes! lol I actually commented that you lol like the dad on here yesterday when I was watching one of your reactions! How funny! I didn't know anyone else noticed...took me awhile to place it and then I realized it! Part 2 is the best one.
What I love in this film is all the detail ex: Twin Pines Mall becomes the Lone Pine Mall in the future because Marty ran over one of the two Pines at the Peabody farm on his trip back to 1955.
Great that you're finally getting around to watching these, you probably didn't notice a very young Billy Zane as one of Biff's crew, looking forward to seeing your reaction to the rest of the trilogy ⏰️👍
small detail in this movie that I really like, in the beginning of the movie the Mall is called Twin Pines Mall but when Marty goes to the past he runs over one of the Pines so when he goes back to the future the mall is now Lone Pine Mall
The guy who rejects Marty for being too loud is Huey Lewis, the actual singer of that song, The Power of Love
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@@morganoconnell9824 SO DID I GODDAMN IT
3-peat. Me too!
Make that 5.
you beat me to it
This movie is a masterclass in scriptwriting. It's literally used in film classes as an example of how to write a great film script. Set-ups, payoffs, foreshadowing, character development, building conflicts and tension, delivering with satisfying resolutions...its such an amazing movie.
This is for me one of the best movies of all time.
Hopefully Disney don't have the chance to destroy this one as well
And to think.. it was rejected 13 times before Universal gave the go ahead but only when Romancing the Stone was a hit, which thankfully it was!
@@joseheilmeyer Disney doesn't own Back To The Future.
When regarding a reboot, writer/director, Robert Zemeckis, has also mentioned "Oh, God no. That can’t happen until both Bob and I are dead. And then I’m sure they’ll do it, unless there’s a way our estates can stop it. I mean, to me, that’s outrageous. Especially since it’s a good movie. It’s like saying ‘Let’s remake Citizen Kane. Who are we going to get to play Kane?’ What folly, what insanity is that? Why would anyone do that?”
@@luxurybuzz3681 I know it, but it's not for lack of trying to trash things which today is a Disney trademark
One of my favorite bits of trivia is about the scene in the car. Thing is that Tom Wilson, the actor who plays Biff, is an absolute sweetheart irl. In fact, he was actually bullied in school himself, so he found the character difficult to play. During the scene when he’s forcing himself onto Lorraine, he was apologizing nonstop to Leah Thompson in between takes.
If I remember correctly, he was apologizing to her so much, she actually got upset at him for it, because it became so annoying.
He's a Darling, but still a Butthead 😂😂😍😍
@@homiedclownwhat a butt head
Well heck, at the time this was filmed, I dont know if I would be able to keep my hands off Leah Thompson. She was so damn pretty, I had the biggest crush on her when this movie was out!
Yes, I'm that old. Child of the 80's here!
@@RyoHazuki224dude you shouldn’t say stuff like that it’s extremely creepy 🤢
Fun fact: One of the writers of "Back to the Future" first got the idea for the movie when he came across his dad's old yearbook. He and his dad had gone to the same high school and he began to wonder whether he would've even been friends with his dad if they had met as teenagers.
i never knew that, but that's really sweet :)
Also wasn't the time machine supposed to be a fridge?
@@crayzeewhorse It was! From what I understand, that was only really early in development but, yeah, they thought about Doc making the time machine out of an old fridge! Then, they realized that if it looked too much like a fridge it might encourage kids to climb inside their fridges at home (which would obviously be dangerous). But, I think Bob Zemeckis (the director/co-writer) always kinda wanted it to be a vehicle, anyway. So, I don't think the fridge idea lasted very long.
@@crayzeewhorse Everything can be made into a time machine, even a goddamn microwave oven :J
Hmm but I remember that there was once a movie in which the time machine was made out of a chair rotating with super fast speed. I can't remember the title though…
@@bonbonponyThat's the original Time Machine by H G Wells...written in 1895!
A number of fun Easter Eggs in this movie. Most have already been mentioned (Twin Pines Mall becomes Lone Pine Mall, Huey Lewis rejects Marty's band, etc) but there's another one I don't think has been mentioned yet:
The guy who runs the tree farm is named Peabody and his son's name is Sherman - a subtle nod to the old Peabody & Sherman cartoons where Peabody uses his time machine (The Waybac) to teach Sherman history by visiting significant events.
I also like the scene where Doc Brown says, "How did they find me?" while his name is literally on the truck in the parking lot. LOL!
One of my favorite little details from this movie is the name of the mall. Before Marty goes back to '55, the mall is called Twin Pines. But when he comes back to '85 it's called Lone Pine, because Marty ran over one of the pine trees when he arrived in '55.
It's gotten to the point where the changes in the timeline in the first movie are labeled as "Twin pines timeline" and "Lone pine timeline".
Oh wow! I never noticed that! Thanks
This movie is very well written (unlike the Omicron thingy episode in Galaxy Quest ;-) )
@@floyd2222 Omega 13, molecular re-aranger, brings the universe back in time 13 seconds except the one who uses it.
@@Knight121198 sorry, was kind of an "in joke" to myself - Gwen (Sigourney Weaver) screaming "This episode was badly written!!" Love, love, love Galaxy Quest...
Back to the Future is a perfect movie. Every scene, every moment, every line is either establishing a character, setting up something important later or paying off something from earlier and never comes off as awkward exposition. This movie is cinematic gold.
Yep. All true
If you have not done so already - watch the movie Galaxy Quest. Same deal - basically a perfect movie..... amazing, so funny (helps to be an ORIGINAL Star Trek show fan, but not required...)
Exactly. I would also list this one under "perfect movies".
So is Empire Strikes Back and so is LotR Return of the King....
I could list a couple more if I think...
@@floyd2222 Galaxy Quest is awesome. Have you seen the documentary Never Surrender? So wholesome. I would love to see someone do a double reaction to both.
I really started loving Justin Long even more since I've seen the docu. Ironically he brings a little Marty McFly impression at some part in the docu but I don't wanna spoil too much....
Favorite little easter egg is the Twin Pines Mall becoming the Lone Pine Mall at the end, cuz Marty ran over Old Man Peabody's pine tree.
This trilogy is a timeless masterpiece
it is!
Pun intended?
@@PadreDePato Not this time...
Nope. Just this one.
Oh yes it is, lol. The third one was my least favourite as a kid, and as I get older, I appreciate it a lot more. It's my favourite one now, lol.
Doc saying "There's a rhythmic ceremonial ritual" gets me every time 😄
I know. Hilarious =D
Right? I feel like most reacters don't even notice it. The line that slays me, it's not in this movie, I think it's in BTTF 3, is when Marty says "Great Scott!" and doc says "I know, it's heavy."
@@Dad...... It's funny because it's so fitting of Doc 😄
@@suthius85 Haha, exactly. He views life through such a utilitarian view, like a true man of science lol.
They filmed the scenes of his house near where I grew up. I was about 10 and would ride my bike to watch them film. I met MJF and got his autograph. At the time the title made no sense and it's so cool now that I was able to see them film what is now such a classic movie.
The actor that plays Biff is the exact opposite of his character. He's very kind and gracious toward the fans of BTTF.
That's what I've heard too. My wife saw him do standup in Dallas once (before we ever met; not sure why I felt that was relevant to share but here we are), and said he was just super delightful, self-effacing, and just came across like a really great dude.
Just stop asking him the question.
(he does a song as part of his comedy about BTTF that's basically a run down of everything people ask him and "stop asking the question" is basically the chorus.
My ex worked on a TV show that the actor guest starred in and he couldn't have been nicer.
Also: he's fucking great on the TV show "Freaks and Geeks"
@@JeffKelly03 He and his character are one of the saddest parts of that show not lasting. I'd have loved to see how he grew as a character.
I've spent the better part of 30+ years trying to decide which of the three is my favorite one, and keep coming back to looking at all three as a single movie.
that's a great way to look at it!
That's pretty much the case one long movie that picks up where the previous part left off
2 & 3 literally are 2 halves of the same movie and were filmed back to back and there are many foreshadowing things in #2 that have a payoff in #3. The end of the first one was not actually planned as a setup for a sequel just as a funny ending
I love them all, but find that 2 dips in the alternative 1985 segment. But it more than makes up for that in the super detailed retrofitting of the 1955 scenes. I have fun with my kids trying to work out how many deloreans exist in 1955 at any given time.
@@mediaserver8265 I love the alternate 1985 Biffworld in the second movie for how dark it gets. It's like It's A Wonderful Life, and I remember it being the only part of the trilogy that actually gave me real anxiety wondering how our heroes were going to get out of the mess they were in. Parts 1 and 3 have fantastic action sequences but I'm never worried for real that everyone won't get out of it okay in the end.
It went by super quick because it's considered the perfect screenplay! It's actually used as a teaching model in film school, or so I've been told, because it's so tight and perfectly paced and every single little thing that's introduced in the beginning gets a payoff at the end. It's the epitome of _satisfying._
I've never heard that about this movie before, that's cool! It reminds me a lot of why I appreciate any Timothy Zahn novels; setups, pacing, and payoffs.
@@sandwiched I am a fount of useless knowledge about this trilogy. Like how Bob Gale (I think... it's either him, Zemeckis, or Spielberg) had the Mr. Fusion turned into a table top lamp that's in his office now. lol
Kind of makes me wonder how much influence this movie had on Edgar Wright, because that's just how he writes. Hot Fuzz is a worthy successor to the crown.
@@kriscynical and the original time machine was supposed to be a refrigerator, and that's why... Part 3!
@@mguerra79 Yep. Part of why they thought twice about it was the fear of kids climbing inside of fridges and suffocating. As it is MJF had to do PSAs to tell kids NOT to hold on to the back of vehicles while riding a skateboard. lol
my favorite part about when they say BACK TO THE FUTURE and doc points and hes actually pointing at us as he also breaks the fourth wall looking at us because we are in the future
I saw this in theaters when it came out back in 1985, I was 7 years old. And I remember when Marty comes back after starting to fade away and sits up, then stands up, people in the theater were clapping and cheering. Great example of the magic of movies. A 10/10 perfect movie.
I wouldn't necessarily say the other two are quite as good as the original, but they compliment each other so well that you must watch them all. It's so worth it.
It’s amazing, you could easily cut them all into a single long movie.
I mean, in the end it is a single movie, only split into 3 parts.
@@wackyvorlon like kill bill
In my humble opinion number1 is the best, then 3, then 2. But that's just my opinion.
I saw parts 2 and 3 in the theater as a kid. The hype was real, but imo part 2 kills part 3. Both were decent, they just don't match the genius of the original. Look out for Elijah Wood in part 2 btw. 😉
Timeless movie. My mom, who is 93 now, told me when this was new that she thought the movie was made for her generation, and she was surprised I liked it!
Your mom was old when the movie came out.
YES, YES, YES, PLEASE tell me you're planning on doing the whole trilogy lol. Also while you're (hopefully) reading this I'd like to highly recommend a couple non marvel movies being Tron Legacy and The Martian.
Tron Legacy, if you watch it, will make you wish Daft Punk writes the score for EVERY movie ever. It's a great movie made better because of its music.
The Martian is INCREDIBLE and the book is great too. If Project Hail Mary (one of the author's follow-ups) is done well, it will be even better.
@@howardbalaban7051 Yea I was gonna recommend The Martian in his Interstellar vid but forgot. And Yea I just rewatced Tron Legacy and was tryna find some reactions and not many ppl do it, it's sad cuz I think it came out way ahead of it's time and ppl don't know much about it but it's honestly one of my favorite movies, wish someone would turn it into a mini-series too.
And if you're going to do Tron: Legacy, make sure you have seen Tron first (not sure if you have or not).
@@folcotook3049 Yea that's also smthn I havnt done despite how much I love Legacy 😅, think just cause of the age difference and how some people have said it's kinda slow, but if it is directly connected (story wise/same universe) then I'll have to sit down to it.
@@folcotook3049 Agreed. Watching Tron should be required for anyone whose a fan of anything CGI. Arguably, without Tron, the creation of Pixar is significantly delayed, and who knows what that might have meant.
This is one of the tightest scripts in existence--almost EVERYTHING serves a purpose, whether it be for the plot (the "save the clock tower" flyer), characterization (he can't take that kind of rejection), a callback joke (twin pines versus lone pine), or even a reference to another movie (the CRM114). There's a reason this script is taught in film school, because it is SO DAMN GOOD.
22:39 I met the Sax player here Tommy Thomas when I was a kid, he was a music teacher at the College my mom went to and met him during an art showcase she was doing and introduced me to him because I was a huge Back to the Future fan.
The song Marty was playing near the beginning was "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News. During his audition, the guy that stood up with the bullhorn and said, "Sorry, guys, but you're just too darned loud" was Huey Lewis, the actual singer of that song lol
that such a cool easter egg
FYI - make sure you stop at "To be Concluded" at the end of the 2nd movie (assuming your watching it lol) to aviod a light spolier look at the 3rd movie. Always enjoy the reactions!!
Fun Fact: the crew put real booze in the flask unknown to MJF. so spitting it out was a real unexpected thing they kept in the movie
I hated seeing that spoiler.
It’s actually not the same take, if you watch the blooper reel you’ll see he reacts completely different to the real booze and doesn’t bend over to spit it out like he does in the movie. Both camera setups used in the movie are the same reaction. As fun as fact as it would be, it’s only a blooper.
Yes, good advice!!!
This movie is a good reflection of the progression of time. I remember when I was a kid I'd laugh at my parents when they'd remember stuff from the 50s. Now my kids laugh when I remember stuff from the 80s. Definitely one of ye greatest movies of all time. So far ahead of its time.
Parts 2 & 3 were written together, filmed at the same time, then released a year apart. There are so many connections between the two movies, it's like one movie almost. Just like the first movie where you can watch it ten times and pick up something new each time, it's the same with 2 & 3. You'll love it.
Parts 2 and 3 actually are one movie. The story they came up with became too big to fit into the running time of one move, so they made the decision to split it into 2 separate movies.
One lovely thing I noticed on rewatch is that almost every character gets a sick introduction:
1. Marty - no facial reveal until after he’s shown to be a skateboarder, rock star.
2. Doc - only his inventions and his voice for the first 15 minutes. Then badass DeLorean intro.
3. Young Loranne - only her voice at first, then the reveal that she’s smoking hot after knowing her middle aged version.
Even Biff and George get fun reveals as their younger selves.
Great film.
Another actor played Marty ( Eric Stoltz). The film was nearly completed when Spielberg watched a ruff cut and was not happy. The actor was fired and replaced byFox. They re shot Marty’s scenes and used scenes that were already shot. Somewhere in a studio vault is a 1st cut of this movie.
Interesting bit of trivia: Originally, that ending was not meant to lead into a sequel, but rather was meant to be one of those "oh, here we go again" moments. The people loved it so much, though, that it was decided they would make a sequel after that. The script turned out to be too long for one movie, so they cut it into two parts and made a trilogy instead. The third movie then came out very shortly after the second as a result
Ah the good ol days where sequels were actually good
They actually added the “to be continued” line on the VHS release.
The most clever part of the trilogy is that the sequels use B-roll of the original so you get perfect continuity where the scenes overlap. It’s a brilliant bit of filmmaking.
sounds cool!
I never knew that wondered how they got different angles of the scenes to look exactly like the original.. Without giving anything away
Spoilers anyone?
And actually, no, they don't. everything you see that is not exact clips from the first one had to be reshot scene by scene. Fun fact, they were getting desperate because no one could find Loraine's dress I believe there were two or three copies, and Lea Thomson saved the day because she kept one and brought it to the set.
@@t0nito Yep. When you watch them side by side you can see the differences between the scenes too. Mostly it's just slightly different line delivery but it's noticable
Docs shades at the end when he comes back to pick up Marty are metal, and he cant see shit irl 😂
Fun fact for those who may not know, Robert Zemeckis, the director of these films is lithuanian! He wasn't born in lithuania but his father is lithuanian. I'm sure that not only me, but other lithuanians are very proud that we have so many talented people who share the same roots 🇱🇹
Each movie has a real life musician/band -
BTTF 1 - Huey Lewis plays as the music teacher
BTTF 2 - Flea (from Red Hot Chili Peppers) plays as "Needles"
BTTF 3 - ZZ Top plays as the 1885 band
I just love this movie trilogy since its first release!
Do you know another FLEA ?
Did it really need to be specified that he was from Chilli Peppers ?
Flea is like Yngwie Malmsteen, if you drop in and say Ymgwie J Malmsteen LOL. it's not like there is another
@@martinkuliza - not everybody in the entire galaxy may know who he is - or who the Red Hot Chili Peppers! That's why I "specified"
So
Don't be such a hateful little Bitch! I Don't know what crawled up your ass and died, but I was trying to help out other people understand the movie connections! I didn't see YOU do anything helpful! So you can suck it!
@@robertaviles8451
RE "Don't be such a hateful little Bitch!"
WOW... AREN'T YOU GOING TO FEEL STUPID AFTER THIS COMMENT LOL
Ok
1. I'm not being hateful nor was i being hateful, it was a joke
2. Says the guy who is being hateful
3. Says the guy who followed up with ...
3a - "I Don't know what crawled up your ass and died"
3b - " I didn't see YOU do anything helpful! "
3c - "So you can suck it!"
wow mate, did you ever consider that my comment was just a joke ?
you must be young, because only a young person WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION OR 2 FIRST would call someone a little bitch, tell them to go suck it, mention something up someone's arse and then put themselves in a dominant position
again.....
I wasn't being hateful
it was a joke
are you really that sensitive that i can't say to you "flea needs no introduction" ?
by the way ... I disagree, I truly believe that EVERYONE IN THE ENTIRE FUCKING UNIVERSE KNOWS HOW FLEA IS
Flea is too weird to not be noticed, i mean, we've seen his arse during an entire concert ok
Next... Not everyone has to be helpful always
You were TRYING TO HELP right ?
I was TRYING to add a bit of comedy to life
you don't seem like you were helping though, you seem like you want to abuse the fuck out of something (hang on there's more) then abuse the fuck out of them again, and then one more time just for good measure
and.... You were asking what's up my arse ? LOL
fuck mate, what do i say to you , you know
IT WAS A JOKE , Grow a sense of humour
out of curiosity, How old are you ?
@@martinkuliza Not everyone's familiar with names or nicknames of every band's members out there. I think it's helpful info that Robert provided.
I also love the reference to Chuck Berry, when his cousin calls him during Marty's rendition of Johnny B. Goode.
Honestly, it always made perfect sense to me that the teenage Lorraine would be drawn to Marty (besides the obvious fact that she has a bit of a Florence Nightingale complex, as Doc points out). Because Lorraine is completely unaware that Marty's her future son, she would naturally feel drawn to him for reasons she wouldn't understand. Of course, the actual reasons are that she's seeing bits of herself (things she finds comforting and familiar) alongside bits of George (someone she will one day fall in love with). So, that combination of seemingly inexplicable familiarity, paired with traits she finds attractive would create the perfect storm for her to misunderstand the connection between them. It's only after she kisses Marty and gets weird vibes that she realizes the connection she's feeling isn't actually something romantic/sexual (but, more familial).
Now... sick thought here, BUT, I wonder if at any time when George and Lorraine first started going out after this, if Lorraine ever fantasized about Marty. Like, George is giving her the business but she calls out Marty's name by mistake...
I'll see myself out now.
@@RyoHazuki224 Eww! Fair point, but EWW! 🤣
Leia Organa be like “It sounds familiar”!
Shit is still weird asf bro 🤣🤣
This was legit the most enjoyable BTTF reaction I've ever seen 😂
Almost like watching a George McFly Multiverse variant watching his own biopic ^^
Huh?
thank you so much for this comment! you're aweomse!
21:22 Dude, don't steal my line... =D
29:33 You didn't notice that "Twin Pine Mall" is now "Lone Pine Mall" since Marty took out the tree when he went back in time
The first time you watch this movie, it's a great time. The billionth time you watch this movie, it's an even better time. I still can't believe you're older than me and you never saw some of these classics as a child xD
Back to the Future is one of the few perfect trilogies. Not one is bad.
good to hear so pumped!
That is not true. The 2nd one is really not that good but worth the watch.
@@seancampbell117 The last two thirds of the second one are good, but the part set in the future is a bit stupid.
@Alex_Hefner's_TV_&_Movie_Vault get unpumped, so it won't be so disappointing
The whole concept of "good" sequels is still rather new. The older the movies you go, the less likely sequels will stand up to the test of time.
No argument, this movie was great, but what followed ...
As Sean_Campbell said, "worth a look", but don't expect greatness.
The guy who says "You're just too darnn loud" is actually Huey Lewis, as in Huey Lewis and the News, who wrote "Power of Love". I always thought that was a hysterical cameo.
The fun thing about this trilogy is that they go back to back, with each one starting where the last left off. You could edit them into one long movie. Marty has a rough few days 😂
that's pretty crazy
I've actually done that. It's pretty awesome.
I also have a chronological (of sorts) edit that I made. It makes it an interesting way to view the trilogy.
You may have caught this, but when Marvin Berry calls his cousin “Chuck” - the song Marty is playing is Chuck Berry’s song “Johnny B Goode” - meaning Marty is the reason we have that song in the present.
I've watched this movie at least 30 or 40 times in my life and the scene where Marty stops disappearing and gets back up during Earth Angel always gives me the chills.
This made my day, as someone who grew up watching these types of movies we sometimes worry that some of the things we enjoy become unrelatable. Seeing someone from the newer generations enjoying the film with as much enthusiasm as I did growing up really puts a nice spark in the day.
Loved your reaction! Best line from Alex was “Yes, no incest!”
lol love you
@@alexhefnerstvmovievault i love your movie reactions please react to angels in the outfield angels in the infield and angels in the endzone they are awesome movies ❤❤❤ hearts for you
Bro! Your energy is off the charts and I love it. In terms of the movies I always thought the third one was better than the second but the overall story is really fantastic. Hope you cover the rest of them, looking forward to those reactions.
27:37 Marty does indeed get to "go back early" and try to warn Doc, but he isn't able to; fortunately, he doesn't need to verbally warn him, since Doc decides to tape Marty's message back together again so that he can read it after all; he consequently wears a bulletproof vest to the Twin Pines Mall --- or rather, the Lone Pine Mall --- and thus he is not killed when the terrorists show up. :D
Dude this was so entertaining growing up with this movie seeing it a hundred times and watching you watch it in 30 minutes for the first time was really cool. Do this for II and III
Soooo many little things to find in these movies after re-watches. For instance, the Mall's name at the beginning of the movie is 'Twin Pines Mall' and when Marty goes into the past he runs over a pine tree escaping the farmer that's shooting at him. At the end of the movie when he returns to the present the name is 'Lone Pine Mall'.
The movie on the marquee is "Orgy American Style," from 1973. It starred George "Buck" Flower, who also played the drunk on the bus bench at the end of this movie.
The Back to the Future movies all have "inside jokes" related to movies in the background.
That was one I didn't know. Thanks.
That's a deep cut, whoa, thanks for that!
They didn't plan on making a sequel at the time this came out. It was such a huge hit that the studio wanted sequals. They shot 2 and 3 at the same time. Overall, this is one of the greatest movies ever made and one of the greatest trilogies of all time. You will love the next 2.
If you pay attention, in the beginning of the movie the shopping mall is called Twin Pines Mall, but when Marty goes back in time he runs over one of the pines in the farm and then when he goes back to the future the name is changed to Lone Pine Mall
There's a million things like that in the trilogy, which makes so enjoyable to rewatch over and over again
This film is one of the best films of all time, no question. The story, script, pacing, cast... it's all just pure gold. Thanks for the awesome reaction!
You're noticing so much more details and background than most that's why this movie is great to watch multiple times. Heads up there's Easter eggs connecting all three movies within each other
In the music audition scene, the man that stoped them is actually Huey Lewis and this is his own song “Power of love” 😂 Genius movie with a lot of Easter eggs
Marty's band is also made up of members of Huey's band.
This was the first film I saw in the cinema, way back in 1985 (maybe 86, not sure, i was smol). Absolute classic and I think I've seen it at least 50 times since. Absolutely brilliant, perfect screenplay, not a wasted shot and brilliant performances.
agreed so good!
10:06 you commented that everyone has the aim of Helen Keller, OMG I'm dead 😂😂😂
And I was a teen in the 80’s… we had as much fun and partied as much as the 20 year olds! It was a blast.
Finally! This is "The" best trilogy of film in history. (My opinion) So glad you're watching it. It never gets old and yes 2 and 3 are just as good!
My absolute favourite detail about the movie, is that the flux capacitor wasn't supposed to work.. the thing he drew after hitting his head was not a bright idea, it was actually just the pathways in front of the city hall in downtown hill valley, its 1:1 the same design. but somehow he made it work..
Thanks for sharing your reaction Alex!! I grew up with this movie but watching you react to it, it's like I'm watching it for the first time all over again. Your insights at the end are very astute as well. They legitimately don't make movies like this anymore, and probably never will.
The whole trilogy is great! I do have to say, I think the 3rd one is the best and believe you’d really enjoy that one the most as well. I think I speak for everyone when I say we all look forward to you watching the other two!! Such timeless and unique movies. Love your stuff man. Keep up the good work!
Growing up in the 80s and 90s in Vancouver, Canada, Michael J Fox was a massive star from Burnaby, right next door. I remember as a kid watching Family Ties with my babysitter, who had a huge crush on him. Unfortunately, illness prevented him from being an even bigger star in the 90s.
Like all good trilogies, people have their preferred films within, some prefer 1 over 2&3, others 2&3 over 1 and 1&2 over 3, but you watch all 3 together... perfection! It's the perfect beginning > middle > end!
^ This! Ab-so-fuckin-lutely THIS!! ^
Saw this in the theater when it was brand new and when George knocks Biff out, the eruption from the audience was insane. On par with the bump Captain America had with Endgame (no spoilers there, but if you know the moment, then you know). Such a great film and such a fun reaction. Fun fact: My dad's high school senior picture resembles George McFly more than I think he'd care to admit. No, I'm not as cool as Marty.
One more thing: "You guys are just too darn loud" - the teacher with the megaphone shutting down Marty's band at the auditions was played by HUEY LEWIS, the very guy whose music (and megahit song "The Power of Love") and the song Marty's band was beginning to play for the audition, was featured throughout the movie.
I hope you complete this trilogy. It really is a fun watch. Keep 'em comin'!
Add this to another on the list 'How have you not seen these amazing films?!'. The trilogy is an absolute must. So stoked to see you watch them all!
lets goooo
Two pine mall changes to Lone pine mall bcs Marty runs over one pine in the past :>
I don't know if you noticed but in the beginning of the movie, Marty meets Docs at the "Twin Pines Mall" parking lot, but when Marty goes back in to 1955 and drives away from that barn he crashed in he runs over 1 of two trees, and then at the end of the movie when he goes back to the future the sign says "Lone Pine Mall". There are a ton of other small changes like this that you have to re-watch multiple times to catch them all. IMO BTTF 2 and 3 are just below BTTF 1 simply because the first is the original, but all three are amazing movies and when you watch them back to back to back its a very nice experience
This movie is a far more accurate representation of marksmanship than most movies. It’s hard to hit things with bullets. Especially moving things.
it is!
bttf2 is also awesome. Three is great but I love how 2 blends with 1, revisiting old scenes and looking at them in a new way
If you like Christopher Lloyd's acting, check out Who Framed Roger Rabbit and One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. Also Angels in the Outfield
Clue 1985 too!
0:01 Oh so that's where I recognize Alex's laugh from.
"Great Value Mr. Clean" made me burst out laughing SO. HARD. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And, yes! Finish the trilogy, my dude - it's more than worth it! 🤘🏼
Man, I wish i could watch this movie for the first time again. For me it’s pretty much a perfect film. It’s fun, the script is tight, the characters are perfectly set, the vfx still hold up... this movie is honestly one of my favorites. Right up there in my top 3.
A perfect film, and a great reaction! I was a kid in the 80’s and this movie was a big deal. I was 8 years old when “back to the future 2” came out, my grandpa took me and my brothers to the theatre when it was just coming out. Later that night I remember calling my dad super excited because they tease part 3 at the end and I wanted to tell him… and pre internet that kind of surprise was cool.
ty so much! so good!
The perfect movie! So glad you did this one. Now do 2 and 3!
its so good!
29:33 one of my favorite easter eggs of all times.
"Lone Pine Mall" In the original past it was called "Twin Pine Mall" but when Marty went back in time he ran over one of the pine trees.
Huey Lewis (& the News) who did the sound track, had a cameo as the music teacher who said Marty's music was too loud in the first scene
Thanks for this reaction... you helped respark my memories and love for Back to the Future.
hell yeah! you're awesome!
It's just one of the best movies of all time, it's perfect. There's not a single missed beat. Every joke lands perfectly, every performance is magnificent, every single moment is just masterfully crafted. Just an all around great movie.
The other two films weren't as good, but they weren't bad.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this! One of the best classic movies ever and the trilogy is great and all tie in as well. Back to the future 2 is normally everyone's fav!
I dont think so. 2 is my least favorite, not to say it wasn't good. All of them are great. Bttf is One of the holy trilogies of cinema.
loved the movie! can't wait to check out more!
I started with part 2 in the theater when I was a kid. During long time my favorite.
The first scene with his mom in the past always brings to mind a Futurama quote now. "Oh, lessons about not changing the past from Mr. I'm my own grandpa..."
How is it possible that someone has not seen this? It's on TV weekly.
It was hilarious watching this with my mom. She always says Great Scot too and just before Doc would say it in the movie she would say it. 😂
I grew up in the late 70s/early 80s(I was 9 when BTTF was released) and yes, it was every bit as awesome as you think it was.
I grew up in the 80s and 90s in a rural area, and the one thing I always would have loved would be to be 15 in NYC in 1977. I feel like that would be just about perfect.
I was 13
I'm a 1979'sn kid...
1975 here, and yeah, BTTF was a "blockbuster", Star Wars, ET, BTTF, Karate Kid, super cool time to be a kid in the 80s
The creator of Rick and Morty used BTTF "Doc and Marty" as inspiration for his show. The families are a bit different but Jerry was definitely inspired by pre-time travel George McFly. Also, Christopher Lloyd (Doc) did some short promos as Rick Sanchez for adult swim.
I've never seen Rick & Morty
@@alexhefnerstvmovievault 😂😂😂 yeah, ok!
@@alexhefnerstvmovievault Well you should watch it now, reaction or not! Knowing what you do about this movie the show will be that much better.
How can a man of your age not have seen Back to the Future until this day??
lol love the way NO ONE has spotted it yet outta all the reactions to this film .... "you're just too darn loud" part f-ing amazing
I can remember going to see this in the theater with one of my friends when it was released in 1985. I was 12 (and a half) years old, and it is STILL one of my most favorite movies ever. An absolute classic.
thats a really good memory!
This was released the month before I turned 13 😊
I saw it on my 12th birthday! 😜
Back to the Future is amazingly perfect trilogy. All three movies equally great on their own, but telling one circled story with parallels and callbacks. You have to see all three to fully appreciate how great it is
Yes, you should watch all 3 movies. One of the few franchises where every movie was actually good. The writing and casting of this movies makes it timeless.
18:28 That's what "Old Biff" says to his younger self in BTTF2's version of 1955. :D
Here's one. At the start of the movie they were in the parking lot of Twin Pines Mall. When Marty went back, he hit a pine tree and a scarecrow. At the end of the movie, they were in the parking lot of Lone Pine Mall.
Youve never looked so happy shouting out "No incest!". Made my day.
I guess Alex didn't notice some of the other changes to the timeline as well.
For example: The part at 6:35 you see it's named "Twin Pines Mall". Well, Marty ran over 1 of them when he went back to the past (not shown in this video). At 29:34 when the "Marty from the Past" returns to the mall, it's now named "Lone Pine Mall".
You will obviously see in Back to the Future: Part II but that's just another example of the multiple timelines and even minor changes that happen due to Marty (well, some unintentional ones). It also proves all these changes can lead to different alternate timelines, which some are better and others worse.
The Back To The Future series is one of those that watching it multiple times, you will notice other things you missed on previous viewings.
definitely didn't catch that!
@@alexhefnerstvmovievault I have a lone pine mall t-shirt :D
YAY!! This is so good, omg. And yes, part 2 and 3 are really good too. Keep an eye out for the things you can tell inspired Endgame, there are some obvious things in part 2 especially that you'll notice were the inspiration for big plot sections in Endgame, but the Back to the Future trilogy is where it started.
Also, fun trivia - but the teacher at 3:45 that says, "you're just too darn loud" is played by Huey Lewis, the singer/songwriter who performed the "that's the power of love" song in the movie. Funny little easter egg.
They even pay homage to BTTF by having Scott and Tony mention it when discussing time travel
Oh yes! lol I actually commented that you lol like the dad on here yesterday when I was watching one of your reactions! How funny! I didn't know anyone else noticed...took me awhile to place it and then I realized it! Part 2 is the best one.
What I love in this film is all the detail ex: Twin Pines Mall becomes the Lone Pine Mall in the future because Marty ran over one of the two Pines at the Peabody farm on his trip back to 1955.
Great that you're finally getting around to watching these, you probably didn't notice a very young Billy Zane as one of Biff's crew, looking forward to seeing your reaction to the rest of the trilogy ⏰️👍
The back to the future trilogy holds up as a complete story very well, if you liked the first one, go ahead and watch all three.
i thought it held up extremely well!
Which is kind of insane to think about since they were actually never intending to make a 2nd, let alone a 3rd.
"YES! YES! NO INCEST!" 😂
That made me laugh so hard! 🤣🤣🤣👍
total relief!
Huey Lewis saying It's too darn l oud is a joke. Marty was playing Power of Love. Huey Lewis sang Power of Love.
small detail in this movie that I really like, in the beginning of the movie the Mall is called Twin Pines Mall but when Marty goes to the past he runs over one of the Pines so when he goes back to the future the mall is now Lone Pine Mall