Back to the Future: Doc asks who's president in 1985 HD CLIP
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Marty (Michael J. Fox) knocks on Doc’s (Christopher Lloyd) door and tries to convince him that he is from the future. Doc tries to read Marty’s mind with a giant head-mounted mind-reader. Marty tries to prove that he’s from the future by showing him his driver’s license, a photo of him and his family, and telling him that Ronald Reagan will be the president of the United States in 1985. Doc doesn’t believe it still. So Marty explains how Doc got the idea for the flux capacitor and got the bruise on his head. Marty shows Doc the time-traveling machine and that the flux-capacitor works.
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Marty Mcfly (Michael J. Fox) is sent thirty years back in time using Emmett "Doc" Brown’s (Christopher Lloyd) time machine. If he wants to return to the present, he has to make his parents fall in love.
Credits: © 1985 Universal Pictures
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Not sure how 1985 translates to 2019 but ok, guess i got clickbaited
It’s Bc actors have no place as presidents which Donald trump was an actor
Yeah, that's likely what the line WOULD have been if it got remade these days (god forbid)
@@impersonas9810 why not?
@@jacksmack6956 dude when trump won in 2016 I didn’t complain I didn’t care and I don’t care now stfu trump lost and the civil war had been over for far longer
@@AngelMartinez-hv6fj do you really want an actor as your president, JFK was the first actor to be a president I think and he did a lot but he also used his political power to make him a bigger playboy
I like how Doc asks Marty who's president in 30 years like he has some way of verifying his answer
I could still see someone asking it. Sometimes a question can throw a liar off guard too
Actually, at the time they used that line, it was a joke as questions similar were once used to weed out illegals like who was the 1st president, etc etc. Problem with that is now a days they know more than US born citozens.
It is a reasonable question. What reason would doc have to believe that an actor became the president, as opposed to an actual politician? Like, this is in the 50’s, mega corporations don’t exist yet, and people preferred to have experience in the Capitol
@@thelastarcadegamer6655 um, mega corporations did in fact exist. Many are now closed down today because what they sold were highly cancerous and deadly. Watches with radiative material to make them glow, medications with mercury just to name a few. Oh lokeed martin and other mega corporations like boing. If mega corporations did not exist, there would have been no great depression as nothing to invest in.
@Edward Elrich Torture in the old days was not always to get the truth. It was to force people to take guilty verdicts despite being innocent, for political reasons. North Korea is on the top of my list, including Guitimno Bay. Just about every human being will say they are guilty to not just stop being tortured, but to protect family as well. The Nazis for example would torture children in front of parents to force a guilty verdict. History have a long line of torture techniques which would make the hardest of people cringe in fear. The most scary torture device I have ever seen which sends chills down my spine is the Brazen Bull. Several years ago BBC made a very well done replica for the TV series Atlantis. Not to be confused with SG Atlantis. The princess was being thrown into one on a season finale. Almost cried when the show announced it was canceled, but they did show the remaining episodes. Very good show, sadly not advertised correctly so got canceled.
Doc’s face when he realized Marty knew the story of the flux capacitor is legendary.
Along with his face at 3:25 when he sees the actual flux capacitor working.
Exactly 🤣
At was at that moment.. i realized that doc also played the villain in who framed roger rabbit...
I definitely agree with you
@@bsi-blakkseriesinitiative7717 why
This movie through past Doc's eyes would be pretty interesting. He has the idea of a time machine and a few hours later someone shows up telling him he invented it in the future.
I’ve been wanting a 2 good trilogies told from 2 different perspectives of 2 different characters from the same story for a while now. For example, we get a trilogy with whoever the main protagonist is, and the main antagonist of the story gets his own trilogy only except we go back to the beginning and tell the story all over again, except this time it’s the main antagonists perspective and they in turn become the protagonist and the protagonist from the previous trilogy becomes the antagonist. I don’t mean they necessarily change from being a hero to a villain or a villain to a hero, it’s just their position in the story. Them switching from a hero to a villain or a villain to a hero all depends on the trilogy and depends on the perspective of the protagonist of their respective trilogy. Seeing a separate trilogy, but the same story, with the perspective of the secondary protagonist like how you said seems pretty interesting too though.
@@Homeboy_Brando I lieu of what has been going on in America for the last 3-4 months, that would be awesone.
It would make a great mini series.
@@Homeboy_Brando How about a Netflix series where each season is told from the POV of a different character?
@@Jampolo_OG
I’m fine with that too
@@Homeboy_Brando Umm you just described GTA 5
Never realized when he says “mediocre photographic fakery, they cut off your brothers hair!” It was because his brother was already fading
Holy shit, and marty doesn't think anything of it... like the rest of us... except you and me now lol!
He never said that line before..it changed
@@ozzymorrison8628 it was always in the movie.
@@alcovitch Pretty sure that was a time travel joke on Ozzy's part
@@ChristopherPayneMUA What the Doc SAID, about the Brother's Hair, IS IN THE MOVIE. WATCH IT AGAIN CLOSELY.
When Doc says “they cut off your brother’s hair” I believe that’s foreshadowing his siblings disappearing from the photograph.
That's exactly what it is
But his brother has hair
Can't believe I didn't pick up on that until I watched this clip!
@@TheMan-je5xq Go back and pause it. His brothers hair/ears are faded out, barely noticeable. So the picture is already fading them out of existence
no, it would be early reaction of Marty comeback to the past starting the chain reaction that made his sibling and he himself fading out of existence
DONALD TRUMP!? The guy from the apprentice, then who's vice president? Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson?!
I suppose Jennifer Lopez...is the first lady!
@buister s2k You obviously don't get the joke
Yeah Doc Brown, wouldn’t know who Donald Trump is or about the apprentice show. He definitely wouldn’t have a clue who Dwayne the rock Johnson or Jennifer Lopez were, because non of them were famous in 1955 and in fact Trump was only 9 and the other two weren’t born yet. He also wouldn’t have asked that question to Marty since he was from the year 1985 and wouldn’t have the foggiest idea who was president in 2019. Plus why would Dwayne the rock Johnson be Vice President when he and Jennifer Lopez aren’t conservatives or republicans. They could be rhinos like most republicans now a days.
Clint Eastwood as Vice President and Trump already marries supermodels. So he wouldn’t need Jennifer Lopez
@@williammills5597 it's just a joke.
@@williammills5597 It was a joke, Boomer. Sarcastic juxtaposition, etc. I bet you are the life of the party at home.
I heard in a documentary that Ronald Reagan went to see this movie and the part about who’s president in 1985 he couldn’t stop laughing and requested that they play that part few times 🤣.
Video?
@DanRage47 Show a little more respect to your fellow human beings
@DanRage47 Ok disrespectful person who chooses to be disrespectful. Any excuse you make for it is irrelevant. Either be respectful or not. Your choice.
@DanRage47 aren’t you equally being lazy by not providing a source
@@an.7428 ua-cam.com/video/1dqe0LH659w/v-deo.html
I love how Doc foreshadows the fact that he is going to disappear when he says the person that edited the picture "cut the hair of Marty's brother" and it's not until half way into the movie we learn that his brothers and him are disappearing.
Holy shit i never realized that
That's so clever! Wow!
i realized that as well, its tuff like this that u only realize and can appreciate on second rewatch.
I just noticed that now.
Its "they cut the hair off your brother's head" not "they cut the hair off of Marty's head"... It wouldn't make any sense to call him Marty because he doesnt know the kids name yet, lol...
I dnt remember the doc asking who's the president in 2019. The click bait was one way of making us watch this part again till the end...
You missed the point.
@@minder01
Which was?
@@rayw1100 that Doc thought it was ridiculous that a movie star was president
He'd say: "Donald Trump? the racist millionaire?"
@@manuelrobledo8072 Racist that lost all of his daddy's stolen money?
2:58 "After I fell off my toilet, I drew this"
That actually becomes one of the funniest lines ever when taken out of context.
He was actually trying to fix the chain which on those models, had a bad habit of disconnecting. That went over many peoples heads when that movie came out with TMI comments. Being a plumbers assistant in the past had to deal with special homes that were protected for history sake and back in the days before huge water tanks were used to help with pressure, toilets had their tanks 2 to 5 feet above the basin to give enough water pressure to send it all down ;)
@@sirxanthor I thought he was hanging a clock
Who puts a clock in a bathroom?
Pretty funny meme template if it ever caught on.
“After I fell off my toilet, I drew this” *drip goku*
@@Sov_spoiled Doc
I think my number one thought when this movie comes to mind is "charming." Like seriously, family friendly, iconic, legendary actors, a fun and goofy premise but executed in a way that feels like you got your return on investment for watching it, it's just one of those movies that really hit the sweet spot.
In filmmaking circles it's considered to be the perfect script because even apart from the overall structure and flow of the film, which is spectacular, everything, whether a big plot point or a tiny little gag, is paid off. Every setup, every premise as a resolution.
The perfect example is that Marty meets Doc at Two Pines Mall. When Marty goes back in time, he knocks over a pine tree. At the end of the movie, when he goes back to the future (roll credits) the sign for the mall now says "Lone Pine Mall" because Marty knocked over one of the pine trees in the past.
Every single gag in the movie has a payoff, even things you wouldn't notice the first time you watch it through. Every action, every line of dialogue, every incidental piece of background information has a payoff in some form.
@@jedsithor I noticed that.... subtle little things makes it pleasing...
@@jedsithorThere was another gag like that in Part III.
Because they saved Clara Clayton from falling into “Clayton Ravine”, Marty (who used Clint Eastwood as an alias) acknowledged that the ravine wouldn’t be named after her.
When he finally got back to 1985, a sign by the ravine says “Eastwood Ravine”.
Totally agreed. But I didn't grow up with this movie because of the language and I wish I had cause it's rd so perfect! I'd like to get a censored version, just for the cursing, to show my kids.
A huge overlooked detail is that docs mind reading device Does work
You came from a great distance- technically yes
You want me to buy a subscription to the saturday evening post- marty read one earlier
Your asking for donations to the coast guard- the donations lady for the clocktower, and all the people asking why marty wears a life jadket, are you part of the coast guard?
These are all surface thoughts running through martys head
The machine works!
Holy crap, I never noticed that! Good observation
NICE ONE !
Wow. Mind blown 🤯
Holy shit
Damm . It’s details like these that merit a rewatch to this classic. 👍!!!’
He asked who’s president in 1985 not 2019
We already know who 2019’s president is 😂😂😂
Biden now 2020
R7venger You wish.
Clickbait
@@Muccyification well not technically, he or she could have messed up and not noticed the typo
2:30 One of the most iconic reactions in movie history
IKR, he just throws the door open with that look in his eye
Nah
Nah, his reaction when the rags caught fire was wayyy more iconic
1:06 It kinda worked you guessed he came from a great distance.
Not really. Marty came from the same town just from a different time. So it had nothing to do with distance.
@@realJimMarshall distance in time he's 30 years in the future you know what I meant.
Also could have picked up the word "donations" because Marty donated a quarter to save the clock tower at the start of the movie. The guys in the 50s diner joked that Marty was wearing a life jacket when they saw his vest, which could be how Doc came up with the coast guard. So it needs refinement but there's signs that it's capable of working.
And he referenced things Marty had heard earlier in the movie
And the coast guard one was mentioned by others when he was wearing his jacket in 1955.
One thing that bothers me is that Doc in 1955 doesn’t look 30 years younger than the Doc in 1985. He almost looks the same age.
Sometimes people have baby faces that make them look younger or few people just age well like wine
From a production standpoint the best they can do is make skin mask like from back from the future 2 and good god cgi wasn't advance enough or else they'll make superman from justice league cgi face look like 4k life like graphic
Well, Leslie Nielsen looked the same for 40 years straight or even more ahaha
He looks like he’s from 1975 lol.
Look at Larry David in the 90's and Larry David now. He looks the same too
Look at him now, he hasnt aged a bit lol
You know the interesting part about the story that Marty tells Doc? The fact that Doc invented something that works all due to an accident. The greatest inventions and discoveries of all time were due to accidents.
but at the same time.. look at his drawing of the flux capacitor. and compare it to 1955's park in front of the clock tower, what he drew was actually the path in front of the clock tower..
There is no such thing as an "accident".
@@Jay20112968The flux capacitor is shaped in the letter Y. It looks like a lot of things. It also looks like the radiation symbol, which is ironic since the time machine was powered on plutonium before Mr. Fusion took over.
I laughed my ass off when he said "I finally invented something that works". He's a crazy scientist who comes up with all kinds of inventions, and none of them have worked so far lol.
And the insanity of the only one being time travel lol
Wanted to say the exact same thing and I thought maybe someone already said that and I found it.
Yeah. I laughed at that line too. He didn't seem to be able to invent anything that work.
Except his mind reader works, lol. He just doesn't know that it worked. He read Marty's surface thoughts. He came from a long distance, he was reading the evening post when he arrived in '55, and was mistaken as a member of the coast guard by the lady who was collecting donations to fix the clock tower in '85.
A lot of famous scientists failed until they succeeded (and they end up famous in the history books because they succeeded). A lot of famous people in a lot of professions failed until they succeeded and became famous (Lincoln failed many times running for higher office having been elected as a US House Representative just once, and then he finally got elected President even though his name was not even in the ballot in almost half of the states [in the South], which is insane).
EVERYTHING about this Trilogy works - I have watched them all several times and the interlocking time sequences and all the fantastic memorable lines just work wonderfully together. All praise to the writers and director.
This movies are full of paradoxes if you think about it, just this one scene changes everything about a timeline
story continuation in games work excellently too
I dare you to play/watch playthrough of it
"Come here from a great distance?" Marty did walk a good few miles from out of town.
"You want me to buy a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post?" The first thing Marty did was pull a newspaper from the trash to see what year it was.
"You want me to donate to the coast guard?" Everyone Marty's run into had asked him if he's wearing a floatation vest.
And he has the clock tower donation flyer in his pocket. And had just told his grandmother that he's in the Coast Guard earlier that evening when she mentioned his vest.
So it only needs precision
Also, he came all the way from the future...that could be considered a "great distance" as well!!
I know all of you have seen a video theory about it, but it's clear that Doc is just guessing. When he sees the jacket he assumes, like everyone else, that he is in the navy and make up the donation thing.
One of the greatest trilogies of all time.
Definitely.. Coz of these, my standards for movie consistency and quality unconsciously developed 😂
Absolutely, without a doubt
The greatest*
@@JoseOrtiz-cs5yj The greatest since Indiana Jones became a sequence with 4 movies
@@fabricioantonio5882 good point
"Donation to the Coast Guard Youth Auxiliary"
ha, Doc thinks he's wearing a life jacket.
Doc listen to me I’m from the future I came here and a time machine that you invented now I need you to get me back to the year 1985...My God do you know what this means it means that this damn thing doesn’t work at all.....
dork thinks hes gonna drown 👊✋
That's what Biff and his buddies thought when Marty first meets them in 1955.
I love Christopher Lloyd's expressions
IKR, he's great
They are a show apart!
I love it when Doc gives the wound on his head a light brush when he says, "Time Machine? I haven't invented a time machine." It was a nice visual connector for the audience.
No two other actors would've made this movie as good as it was and still is. This is one movie that never gets old.
U forgot about biff !!!
And to think that Marty originally went to Eric.
Are we not gonna talk about how Doc was trying to read his dog’s mind before Marty showed up 😂
Clickbait...
Well if you’ve watched the movie you’ll know it’s wrong
@@elliot7753 That's no excuse for shameless clickbait though
@@canaw1670 I guess
@@canaw1670 shameless like you slugger?
@@elliot7753 could have been a funny edit
lloyd really made this movie, his emotions are so powerful.
Both Fox and Lloyd made the movie (Wilson and Thompson were also great in the supporting cast).
The way he pulls the suction cup of his head LOL 😂
“So I hid it”
Marty: casually pulls 5 small branches off
well in the novelization which was based on an earlier draft of the script he hid it in one of the Lyon Estates model houses that just happened to be his 1980s house he was even able to lock it with his 80s house key lol
@@DaveMcFly oh ok. Thanks, is ok for me to call you, ok Mr facts lol
Hiding it from the blind peoples and Aircraft
not that hard. to do buddy...
@@DaveMcFly what wouldve been so cool to add
I like how after Marty pulls the suction thing off his head the circle is there for a good few seconds.
The real question is, would Doc have even tried to build a time machine if Marty hadn't showed him that he already did it?
Yes
Yep, because the future changed drastically. The only constant is that Marty's parents stay together, they have three kids, and Doc builds a time machine.
Also He already Drew The Flux compensator
He had to have, otherwise Marty wouldn´t have been able to travel back in the first place. Then again that´s a separate timeline from what we´re witnessing here. In this timeline he got boosted few levels up on this issue as soon as he had first had the revelation.
Alternative theory would be that Doc had the revelation but never figured it out before giving up on it no matter how many times the gods reset the simulation back to this point. The gods persisted however that this time machine would come into existence through a human that "invented" it so they faked a replacement Doc into timeline in 1985 with this time machine all working and good with the message to Doc to be delivered by Marty to work this time machine thing through right.
He made things easier though. In the third episode Doc can already know the circuity design from the letter.
I read this too fast and thought it said “Who’s pregnant in 2019”, it wasn’t until the middle of the video I saw it said president.
Definitely Not Michelle Obama.
@@midixiewrecked7011 because she is actually a man?
@@luismaldonado5140 yes
I'd never realized how mind melting this scene is until now.
A guy thinks up the math for temporal displacement after sustaining a concussion. No sooner does he sketch this thing when he hears a knock on his door. By thinking of a time machine a time traveler has appeared who used his technology. That had not existed until he thought of it a few hours earlier.
Gotta have a few drinks and watch the 3 over again....
1:38 I never noticed that before. He was talking about his brother fading away due to the timeline being shifted.
Yup, this trilogy is damn near perfect. So many little things to pick up on during a rewatch
@@VegetaLF7 yes even I noticed that only here
@@VegetaLF7 damn near perfect? Lmao don't confuse nostalgia for good writing
@@bait5257 🤓🤓🤓
Imagine time travelling to 1985 from 2019.
"So who's president in 2019?"
"Donald Trump"
"Donald Trump? The celebrity? Hahaha! Who's vice president? Michael Jackson?"
No MJ died of a heart attack caused by excessive moonwalking back in 2011...
@@darania1 Actually MJ died in 2009.
And I guess Madonna was the First Lady and Sting was the secretary of the treasury?
@@ginnrollins211 Yep
@@mr.machine3328 OK boomer
I remember these movies with such fondness, they were a huge part of my childhood. I hope they never try to make sequels or worse, remake them. It's a classic trilogy, it still stands on its own. I still love them dearly.
Same
Just watched the adams project doesnt come close to this
Marty got one hell of a resume, from being a dog walker to basically a scientist assistant.
Hair disappeared...brother being erased from history.
Perfect writing. Perfect casting. Perfect direction. Perfect film.
But not perfect spelling. The flux compactor? Written on the page doc has in his hand... Just a small mistake?
theres no way in hell they could ever do a remake of this or the other 2 movies that would ever do them justice
I never realised how funny it was when doc says “and who’s Vice President, Jerry Lewis!”
"Do you know what this mean? "
Doc had me for a moment 🤣🤣🤣
The entire trilogy is like an amusement park, full of fun and surprises
HIS HAIR WAS CUT OFF BECAUSE HE WAS DISAPPEARING FROM THE PHOTO!!!
The doc is really perceptive.
Smart people tend to be very perceptive.
Christopher Lloyds performance in this is so magnificently done, I'm shocked he didn't go on to do far bigger things then the bit parts he played in for the remainder of his career.
Does anyone else notice how nice Doc Brown's house is?
well since his parents, grandparents? came from germany if am correctly, did emigrate to the US. what he explained in one of the movies, they prob had good jobs etc,?
@@bartdegryse9345 Yes your correct. Doc is German. No wonder he’s an inventor lol
not gonna lie,the fact that the machine was able to read his thoughts at all to make those connections is pretty impressive
He was still in a concussed state, so maybe his subconscious was still reeling.
"Ronald Reagan?! The actor?"
I heard that moment actually cracked Reagan up SO much, he would ask to rewind to the moment and watch it over and over again.
Oh my God, that's actually really wholesome
if only reagan didn’t end up to be one of the worst presidents in this country’s history. still funny nonetheless
@@bizzy24100 lol what? trump is just reagan 2.0. what makes you think i would like trump because i hate reagan? they’re both in top 5 worst presidents lmao
@@deanmoriarty6015 Reagan undid virtually all the good that was done by FDR and Harry Truman. Easily one of the worst presidents, I concur.
@@iananderson5050 amen dude.
When you time travel to the 1980s and have to explain who is president between 2017 and 2020
Then you realize it all began with a concussion
I don't need any subtittles, i make out and remember every word told in this movie. This is the best movie i have ever watched.
I don’t get tired of watching this movies
Your English is bad.
🥺
This is click-bait, with a mis-leading title. Thumbs down and reported as mis-leading.
Same
Oh yeah, way to get the ball rolling.
1985 not 2019 lmao
0:02 first thought in Doc’s head:
“Good another guinea pig”
🤣🤣 best comment made my day
So glad I know this movie like the back of my hand to not get clickbaited. Still watched the whole video though, couldn’t resist.
The originality of movies back in the day will never be the same.
“Who’s President of the United States in 2019?”
“Donald Trump”
“Donald Trump?! That guy from Home Alone 2?!?”
I remember i was in college (electrical engineering) when my new wife and i went to the theater to see this movie. When they got to the part where they announced "the flux capacitor" i yelled out "every capacitor has flux!" The theater got quiet and my wife said shooo, then i yelled "well its true!' lol.
Was it still worth seeing in the theaters in its original run?
Yes it was a BIG hit at the time the audiences loved it. @@jrowlet
I always love the reply Marty gives when Doc asks him if he wants him to buy a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post.
"No!" It's not what he says, but *HOW* he says it...especially with that expression he has on his face.
This movie is good that I forgot I was watching a 3 minute clip.
1:32 interesting nugget I didn’t notice. His brother was already starting to fade away in the photo. Hence, he notices that his hair is cut off.
Possibly the greatest 80’s movies of all time.
Marty did come from a great distance, he picked up the newspaper (presumably the Saturday Evening Post) from the trash to check the date, he has the clock tower donation flyer in his pocket, and everyone he's met thinks he's a sailor because of his vest. He even told his grandmother earlier that evening that he was in the Coast Guard when she mentioned it. So Doc's machine may have actually been picking up legit things.
Brilliant 🤣🙌
The first one it was legit alright.
see the expression of his face. Christopher Lloyd is a great actor! 🤩
“Doc, you gotta help me, I’m from the year 2020!”
“Oh really? Who’s the president?”
“Don-uh- y’know what, never mind, I’d rather just stay here.”
Haha true
I rather stay in 1985 than 2020 even though i wasnt born in 1985 lol
“Donald trump!? The playboy millionaire!? HA, then who’s vice president then, Bill Gates?? And i suppose Ivana Trump is the first lady!!”
@@Kev24 bill gates wasnt known in 1955.
@@xavierwhitcraft1310 that comment i wrote was meant to take place in like the 80’s. Like if someone from 2015 or something went back to 1985
No matter how many times I watch this series I’ll always love it
"I finally made something that WORKS"
I know the feeling, Doc...
Reported for misleading title. Shit I didn't even have to watch the clip to know this.
This is the only time I've been trolled and hella loved it. This movie is just impossible to dislike in any shape or form.
He never asked about president for the year 2019
Yeah, that was probably clickbait
I like how doc asks Marty who's president in 30 years like he has someway of verifying is awnser
👇🏽
Doc: "don't say a word!"
Marty: "ok"
The moment you realize that when Doc says” they cut off your brother’s hair!” It’s foreshadowing for Marty being erased from existence! THIS is how you do foreshadowing, seems like Hollywood has forgotten how to do it these days
It's not foreshadowing, it's already taking place.
@@MondySpartan yes it is, but the line is said so subtly, that your not supposed to realize he’s being erased from existence until Marty notices his brother’s head is gone
I like how they avoid a paradox by having Marty show up just after Doc invents the Flux capacitor. Had he shown up before Doc invented it we would have a chicken or the egg scenario.
They didn’t avoid anything because Before Marty travelled to 1955 doc had put in the date he came up with the flux capacitor
@@aranmolloy6808 that's why he did it, because he remembered Marty showing up that night.
@@UnderOpenSkies haha no, that’s not how toke travel in BTTF works, with that Logic Marty’s parents would’ve been happy and successful at the start of the film
@@aranmolloy6808It is crazy to think about these paradoxes in the time-space continuum.
Ye your brain can hurt when you think about it for too long@@jrowlet
That is my favorite part of the series: When Doc says "It works!!!!" Lol!!!!!
"Cut off his brother's hair" - he already started disappearing! This movie is so amazing, so many little details
Such an amazing movie for its time. Making me want to watch it again
This is still my favorite movie trilogy 😁
Doc: "Ok, Future Boy. Who's president of the United States in 2010?"
Marty: "Barack Obama"
The guy who works at the diner: "A colored president. That'll be the day!"
Clicked for the title, stayed for the movie.
(Marty)“Doc”
(Young Doc)“Don’t say a word”
I like the continuity of this movie, at first when you see the photo, you can see his brothers hair is gone, but later he asks to see the photo of his brother again and his head is gone
Such a good movie! The 80s really gave us some great ones!
Absolutely
Doc didn't even age lol
Christopher Lloyd as Doc... the best decision made.
Fox was also good as Marty (crazy that they first went with Eric). Wilson and Thompson were also great in supporting cast.
I only just realized Ronald Reagan was nearly a centenarian, passing in 2004. So much so that this scene is very possible. He was already an actor in the 30s and became president in 1981.
Ah I love these wacky things that doc does sometimes.
GREAT SCOTT
Out of the blue, I get recommended back to the future clips, good choice UA-cam, thank you.
It's such a good scene when you realize he was just some random stranger to him to test his mind reading thing on.
3:30 "I finally invented something that works!"
It's about time, Doc.
It's about time.
This movie still looks really good despite being so old!
The title read like,
“Who’s President in 2019?”
I was eight years old, I was pretending to invent something really special, just like Doc Brown. When it wouldn't work, I cried, "This damn thing doesn't work at all!" My Dad called out to me, "Hey! Watch your language in there!"
I apologized and continued on, and when my device finally worked, I got excited and went, "Holy shit!" "Hey! I said watch your language," reminded my Dad. Good times!
Click bait !!!! smfh, he ask who's the president of 1985 not 2019
If you notice in Docs diagram of the Flux Capacitor he calls it a Flux Compressor, so I have now decided that the name Flux Capacitor is a bootstrap paradox because he heard Marty saying it and thought it was a better sounding name but Marty only knows it because Doc told him in 1985 who again only knows it because Marty told him in 1955. Bootstrap paradox-
2:32 I don’t know what’s funnier, his face or the way he just swings the door open 😂😂
Can you imagine how does it feel someone arrives telling you, that one of your ideas mapped out in your Early years... Actually works?