Back to the Future: The skateboard chase
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2020
- What’s happening in this movie clip?
George McFly (Crispin Glover) introduces himself to Lorraine Baines (Lea Thompson) but Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson) arrives to bully him. Marty (Michael J. Fox) intervenes.
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What’s the movie about?
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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Find a woman that stares at you like Marty’s mom stares at him.
uhhhhhhh well does your mum count? Hahahaha jk bro
😂😅
@@outis439-A does yours count as well?
sweet home alabama!!
Right now, I only find women that stare at me like Marty’s Mom’s friend sitting next to her. 🙃
Things we know about Calvin Klein:
1. Invents the skateboard
2. An absolute dream
Yessir
and also made Johnny B. Goode Music
Invents the skateboard, Johnny B. Goode, CPR, re-runs and more
IKRRRR
Don't forget Pepsi Free and Tab drink
I love how bullies in 80's movies are always border-line murderous.
Yeah but this scene is supposed to take place in the 50’s
@@StudMacher96 Yes, Poindexter, but the _movie_ was made in the 80s - which is more to my point.
@@URProductions 'Poindexter'. That's a retro diss if ever I saw one. C'mon man.
Luckily you can say “look over there” and distract them every time
@@shampoofully7923 This is true. You got a point.
It always struck me as weird how quickly everyone brushes off the fact that Biff was literally trying to murder Marty in front of a bunch of people.
I was just about to mention it. "I'm gonna ram him!" Against a truck, with your car running at what appears to be approximately 30mph.
Plain murder with intent, no questions asked.
don't think too hard.
The past is a different country.
@@yuhyuh7603 Gen X had Stand by Me, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and Back to the Future. The present is a snowflake's nightmare; enjoy your safe space, kids.
@@willmercury you also had an AIDS crisis, 2008 socked your jaws off oh and Stand by Me is only average at best.
In real life the ironic thing is Biff is like one of the nicest guys in Hollywood.
It honestly always feels like the people who play the villains turn out to be the nicest guys in Hollywood.
@@Fulllife3.2 You either understand what you were given and use it, waste it, or at worst abuse it. When everyone sees you as a potential threat or great ally, it’s real easy to befriend people lol.
I heard he was a victim of severe bullying during his school years, and the behaviour of his bullies is what he channeled when playing this role, so yeah.
@@scrappy1416 They set him up for success to be honest. They couldn't beat him down like they wanted too.
He also plays a bunch of spongebob side characters
He possibly invented skateboarding and the Calvin Klein brand, lol
And Rock n Roll
Ummm what
And time travel
The John Cooper Show no, he was Doctor Emmett Brown
And Clint Eastwood.
Edit:
This is a joke for anybody thats wondering.
Its so disturbing yet hilarious to watch Marty's mum absolutely gagging for him.
The guy behind her at 3:04 definitely seems disgusted
@@DuckInGameStop he seemed confused and bored
@@DuckInGameStop Newsflash: That was Lorraine's future husband George.
@@coldplayfan6070 I meant the guy on the left wearing a white coat, I never even noticed George was in that scene
@@DuckInGameStop Oh, riiight.
I love the casting of this movie. The fact that the protagonist is not a huge man but still masculine and brave, and still have no fear of facing the bullies, is perfect.
Well I’d say he had some fear. The scene where Biff stands up and Marty’s eyes get really wide show a certain level of trepidation. But he was ready to fight so he definitely showed courage.
@@defenstrator4660 You can only be brave when your afraid!
@@Pilot3778 yep.
Before Michael Fox (Marty) there was another actor play before him (Eric Stoltz) which Eric was around 6’0 almost as tall as Biff
The girl next to Lorraine didn't buy the density speech.
What was that actress name?
@@notgokuuu2314 Lisa Freeman?
@@rthailand6720 yea her, i never knew the actress who played that girl in back to the future but i always had a crush on her😌
Lol tru dat
😆 She called bullshit on that speech you can just see it on her face 😐 lol
And George McFly never thought about his son is identical to the guy his wife was thirsty af?
Family Guy did a joke about it
He did, but never showed in the movie.
I can't name all my classmates and I graduated high school 4 years ago.
Do you think people can recognize faces that they had seen for a week 20 years ago?
Yeah but you would remember the guy who taught you to stand up for yourself and matched you and you wife/husband
There's a theory that George did realize it was Marty who time travelled but never said anything because he knew it had to happen.
I think the thing I like the most about this scene is that when George tries to woo Lorraine it actually seems like it's kind of working. She was always going to like him. It didn't matter how they met.
And then Biff comes in and ruins everything as usual. 🤦♂
Talk about density… i meant destiny
A tall man with the face and hair of a runway model?
She has a weird type, Am I right?
Well the sad ending is in the
family guy were martin bang's lorraine...Ez Clap👏
@@mishazakra you could say she _gravitated_ towards George
1:36 I love this moment. The camera movement and the close-up of Lea Thompson: "He´s an Absolute Dream!"
The hair flip really sells it.
True. Good camera movement.
And that kids " IS HOW I MET YOUR GRANDMOTHER "
Lmao
SWEET HOME ALABAMA KKonaW Clap
That's why they call her Grandma-ma👀
@@Icodhack2992 ummmmm what
@@siddharth2796 Alabama, joked about being the State of incest. and if you dont know twitch (streaming website) culture, dont worry about the last part.
"I'm your density" going to use this one
Hehe, guess this is an older version of " I am in lesbians with you"
lol good luck bro
Go for it.
Me too XD with the book and all
Alex San that’s awesome Alex!
Sci-Fi, adventure, romance, comedy -- this movie had it all! An all time classic.
it didnt had horror though
@@flowrepins6663 Yeh, no horror. OP is big fat liar.
thriller?
It had a teen comedy element like we saw here in this clip
@@flowrepins6663the car scene where biff assaulted her was pretty horrific
I always admired how Marty could handle himself.
Did you start gestating?
So did Lorraine!
Marty was cool, he wasn't afraid to stand up to bullies like most protagonists. I know that a huge part of his character was learning how to walk away from fights, but I always appreciated how he fought back, he just went overboard sometimes.
Over skateboard in this case. 😉
Sometimes you have to fight back against bullies if you don't want to get bullied. Bullies hate targets that put up resistance which is why they go after people who don't fight back. If fighting back will get me a detention then i'd very much prefer detention over a lifetime of continued bullying.
@@stephenlee1664 hell yeah kick some ass
Nobody calls him chicken
That's why the sequels deconstruct his bravery as recklessness
He invented:
Skateboarding
Calvin Klein
Johnny B. Goode
Sneakers
Rolled up jeans
Hoverboards
Gilets
80s heavy metal
Guitar solos
Himself
His brother
His sister
Hol up
The frisbee too
80s heavy metal? That was van halen lmao
@@dallqs.5178 he shredded during the Johnny B. Goode scene and did Van Halen style stage moved
He's an absolute dream
My favourite line in the movie will always be “Loraine, I’m your density” 😂
Mine, too! And I love how Marty flipped up the skateboard at the end of the chase and gave it back to the kid.
0:39 I love how Marty acknowledges the size difference between them here lol
This chase is more exciting than most ridiculous, explosive, green screen, cgi chases in modern movies.
Sad thing is you're not wrong
Absolutely it is!
You're not wrong, but you're also not entirely right either. See the thing about these old movies is that they have a very unique charm. The benefits of modern day cgi is that you can do things you couldn't do before, which is awesome. BUT, I do miss the old way of doing movie action!
And in 1985, people were saying movies in the 1950s were way better than this crappy movie about time travel
Ask this to a kid of 2020 tho
Not sure they will agree
Nostalgia often leads to biased views
I bought that converse because of this scene. I love marty.
I started skateboarding cause of this scene
@Lavern my best friend had it too i was so jealous lol
Hope you never tried running in them. I wore them once in gym class and afterwards, I couldn't understand how they were the standard athletic shoe of the time.
Same
I bought Converse, because I thought Guile from Street Fighter II had them. Found out later its army boots.
0:43 the way Biff's face goes like "What the hell is it now" when Marty tries to distract him has me dying everytime
Back then, true actors were performimg in moovies. And true actors had such face mimic tecniques like this
😂😂😂😅😅😅
Can we Stop and Appreciate Tom Wilson's portrayal of biff he made these Movies and played like 7 different versions of himself . Now that's Acting .
Is nobody going to talk about how pathetic Biff’s friends are? Marty didn’t even have the element of surprise, all they had to do was grab him. Yet he just ran into them and they fell over like dominoes. Talk about literal pushovers lol
well I can only guess is that they weren't the brightest group of lackies
I was always intrigued by the one in 3D glasses. Going around in those all day, every day.
@@IrishCarney His name is 3D. The one sitting next to him in the car is Match and the one sitting next to Biff in the car is Skinhead.
@@falcon3268 Yes, like the Trump administrtion
Biff: YOU IDIOTS! i have to do all myself?
Without a doubt one of the best films ever made, absolutely timeless
I felt all 3 of the BTTF films were amazing.
Teen Wolf as well lol
Pun intended
Without doubt they knew how to make movies in the 80's. Best decade of last century by a mile.
@@gothamgoon4237 the 90's rocked too
You mean Absolutely Dream..😏
As an adult, the little boy came up with the idea for the skateboard and became a multi millionaire many times over. While his grandson probably became even richer when he designed the hoverboard.
The skateboard was actually invented in the 50's so i think we are really living in this timeline.
Could be lore accurate
I fell in love with marty as a kid, and now 15 years later, I still have the same feeling
Jeez, when your mom have a crush on you and you know it. Life really gets bizarre and weird.
Michael H life get barf and more barf
It’s fucking funny but so fked up
@@Chuked yep this is incestuous 🤢
logically would make sense as most boys grow up looking like their fathers anyways
@@adipuppi Also his mother raised him to be her partner to be I think
This scene is like 60% soundtrack, 30% Michael J. Fox charm, 10% manure gag. And ten times better than any CGI chase scenes you see today.
I think I noticed the 10% manure and the 30% Michael J Fox but I only got about 50% of the music because the other 10% of my attention was on Lea Thompson.
Imagine how much fun it must've been, to be in the orchestra recording Alan Silvestri's music for this scene.
0:46 the one that punch biff is Eric Stoltz
And a 100% reason to remember the name.
that means modern cgi is equal to manure lol
marty is like those protagonists that are just magnets to popularity without even trying, he can't escape from it
Lea thomson with this hair is an absolute dream
Hell yeah they don't make movies as good as this anymore
The moment when Calvin Klein took young Tony Hawk's skateboard
Would've been cool if the kid was Tony Hawk, but he wouldn't have been born at this time
I would say Stacy Peralta. But he was born in 57.
Lmfao
more likely Per Welinder
Marty McFly: Hey kid, sorry I broke your toy!
Little Tony Hawk: That 720 though...
They don’t make em like this anymore! Classic!!
They can't. Movies like this are way too offensive to people.
People have ideas that can work but the movie industry doesn’t want to risk money so they make remakes that will generate at least more than what they spend.
Tindraxx722 basically Hollywood is filled with “executives” who don’t wanna “work”, make a quick buck, have no creative ideas, and don’t know jack squat about making movies.
@@bradebronson8835 don't know what worse. The people that are always offended or the people who always blame everything on people who are always offended. I guess both are equally lame and braindead.
@@Kevin-tz2lv If you don't know whats worse... you probably go under the "too offended" category.
It's hilarious that everything Marty does to try to get his parents together just makes it infinitely worse lol What a great movie.
Hey Mcfly such an iconic line
I've always loves Marty's eyes just right over Biff's shoulder when he stands up. No need for dialogue. Those eyes show he's impressed by Biff's size lol
Young Lea Thompson is beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Yeah, I laugh at that - that sudden look of "uh oh..."
Feeling old yet? BTTF presents the 50s as a distant nostalgic era, but by now it's been so long since it came out that it is further away from us than it was from the 50s
Yep feel old I was born in 1982 and this movie is considered a classic
I was born in '67 and this movie was about "a far distant era" to me as a teenager in 1985. Now that movie is 5 years older than the time it was partly set in, 1955. Time is weird.
@@duckduckgoismuchbetter,is a frail passage
Now it's the 80s that are nostalgic
1955 as portrayed in this movie looked like a dream. Was it actually this good?
2:20 Ok that was badass
2:30 That "EWW" always gets me XDD
In the 80's everyone missed the 50's. In modern times everyone miss the 80's... Don't think anyone is gonna miss this era 30 years from now. It's kinda sad really.
Well I think we certainly miss everything before 2020 lol
Ill probably miss 2020
We might miss this year, depending on who gets elected president. :O
@@Fireeater-rl4ep joke's on you, Im from a third world country, every candidate on here is a shit and corrupt so nothing changes after our elections
I'm not necessarily referring to the pandemic. Western culture is in decline. I remember a time when people were looking forward to the future. Seems to me like everyone has given up and accepted the fact that climate change and World War 3 is upon us.
Imagine role reverse......
The guy talking about the girl: She’s an absolute dream! I’m gonna find out where she lives!
FBI wants to know your location
Don't worry they are just for a chat😂
law and order
Restraining order......
That's basically how fucked society is nowadays. People think when a girl stalks a guy is cute, but when is the opposite is creepy.
@@mindriot91_96 imo, it isn't really so much of a two way street as it is a gazillion way intersection. Equality requires participation from all parties, the simplest case is 2 people, but really society has to be involved for real equality to occur. If people get to go around the "equality" or if people can't get a spot at the "intersection", all bets are off unfortunately.
Thank god the guy who created this didn’t allow it to be rebooted; this thing’s a classic.
The original movie is perfect. The acting, the cast, and music score! Absolutely brilliant!
And one of the greatest last minute strokes of all time. Replacing Eric Stoltz with Micheal J. Fox as Marty.
The most amazing part about this is that Marty was able to break off that cart into a skateboard perfectly
Saw this classic at the theater when it came out and will never forget the experience. Movies were so much better and cooler back in the 80's.
That's objectively wrong
not just movies :(
There are A LOT of newer amazing movies though.
@@GammaRBLX Like what?
So sad to such a strong and young guy with a great future ahead end up with Parkinson's if anyone of u have this disease u have my condolences
Right poor guy
Indeed.
While I do agree that it’s s bummer he got early onset Parkinson’s, I can’t really say he did not have a great future - he isn’t letting it stop him from many things, including his amazing family and kids. It is a bummer, but I love it how he’s still kicking ass! 😊
this movie is PERFECTION. one of the best movies ever made. ❤
“I’m your density.”
Still makes me laugh to this day
🤣 OMG I wasn't expecting the censor bleep at 2:25 and for some reason it was extremely funny.
Same here! 🤣
It is funny
I was looking for this comment...
Now that you point it out, yes it is funny
Yeah, I didnt know why I laughed so much at that
3:04 - If a girl looked at me in the same way, I would probably run away. She does not even look thirsty at this point, she is like obsessed or something.
I have watched this film a 100 times and only now I notice Loraine's friend looking at George in complete disbelief at 0:07... 🤣
Lea Thompson is very pretty in this film. That's my opinion.
Agree
I actually had a pretty big crush on her back then I thought she was gorgeous
Opinion? That's a goddamn fact.
@@SMUS16475 yep it sure is a fact she is gorgeous and still has the beauty now
SMUS16475 you got a problem with that?
Even as a kid, I always questioned why a truckload of manure was parked in the busy downtown area of Hill Valley. But, you know, ex machinas.
I always thought that it was used as fertilizer on the bushes and grass, and that it made sense to be parked there.
@@charlesedward5047 Touché.
I mean, it was the 50s in a smaller town. It was probably a rancher who stopped for a milkshake or something.
i think charles edward got it, you can see two guys next to it at 2.27 wheel a wheelbarrow and a shovel
Chemical fertilizer wasn't as common back in the 50s but was starting to become common. Therefore using composted manure was pretty common. Funny, it's making a comeback because people want natural fertilizer again.
THIS MOVIE MUST NEVER HAVE A REMAKE
What about the musical?
One of the most iconic entertaining 3 minutes of film ever created
Only in the 50’s would attempted murder be taken as high school mischief
Only in an 80's movie about the 50's, you mean.
@@alexandercrush yeah, but there were literally dozens of eye witnesses
This is so nostalgic for me, every sound effect and note from the score burned into my brain at a young age. I idolized Marty McFly as a little kid.
The most perfectly cast film of all time and just a perfect movie all around.
One of the best trilogy ever made, hands down
Yes also Sam Raimi's Spiderman trilogy
@@anthonyhenderson3625 YES! 👊
2:26 I love the way you put the sound over to cover the swearing
I like how the girl sitting next to Lorain is staring at George McFly when he is telling Lorain he is her destiny.
He's not wrong they're meant to be together and without them together no Marty and his brother and sister
Density
@@minakoaino7043 true. She looks like she isn’t having it but it is the truth!
That "I'm your density" always gets me lmao.
This Calvin Klein guy is a genius and way ahead of his time, Invented skateboarding and Invented rock and roll in like one year
Heck, one week!
2:12 best aim ever lmao
They later played stormtroopers
@@deffonotluke BTTF Star Wars canon confirmed???!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯
I love how the jukebox actually shut off right when BIff and his gang came in. It's almost like someone knew shit was about to go down and decided to unplug it at EXACTLY that moment...
Thomas F.Wilson who played Biff was also the voice of alot of characters in SpongeBob.Reggie the bouncer at the salty spittoon,The Strangler from SpongeBob Meets The Strangler, Patrick's imposter father Marty from the episode "I'm With Stupid",and Flats the flounder
@@anthonyhenderson3625 Totally irrelevant for the comment, but that's actually really interesting! I thought I recognized those voices.
Yeah I always liked that effect of the jukebox dying the very moment Biff makes his entrance
Old movies are more fun to watch.
*Most Favorite Scene in 1955 : SH**********TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!*
Damn they cut my favorite part where George walks in saying "Lou, get me a Milk, CHOCOLATE." 😂😂😂
2:41 just realized that guy is holding a french horn case
Great Script! saw the movie in the 1980s!
"you are my density" that makes me laughs for 10 minute straight when i first watch the movie 😂😂😂😂😂
3:02 she's got.... hungry eyes....
sung to the tune of...Hungry Eyes...
Visor Captor Producciones Audiovisuales 💀
@還在進MÅRÎÖ步級版面包it's okay if you're the same age
Grover Marchand no no no no no no no no no no no
@@tweetthechicken3870 yes 😈
OMG There's a car after me!! QUICK climb back on the skateboard instead of going up a flight of stairs!
Good point but when you're panicked you go with what you know, and they established at the beginning that Marty was a skater
They could get off the car. Being a skateboarder he had better chance on it
This scene is the reason why I started skateboarding 36 years ago to this day.
This movie Will Delight hundreds of generations.
Marty McFly
One of the original badass' in movie history
"He's an absolute dream"
The way his mom just starts to give a villain stare and that heavy breathing after she said "I don't know but I'm gonna find out" is fucking scary man. THat's some psycho chick stuff right there
I always wondered how Biff got away with driving through the town park bushes, sidewalk and almost killing him in broad daylight?
Then I remember the end. I guess the cops figure having to dig yourself and car out of Manure is punishment enough.
Oh, the good old days.
Well this scene and the clocktower scene was actually filmed in courthouse square on the backlot at Universal Studios in California
@@anthonyhenderson3625 - I know. I’m just wonder if it was real how a teenager would have gotten away with that much damage.
Yes, I know it’s not real.
@@auntiem873 I guess the police were taking a coffee break or something ☕
Love back to the future number one in my book
Lorane: Ima find out where he lives!!! 😍
Me: Ur a stalker
George McFly:
@EVAN LIJO he was a peeping tom with binoculars looking at her on a tree when Marty went to go look for him
You're only a stalker if you're ugly, let's be honest.
@@dickmonkey-king1271 right and Lorraine basically looks like an angel in 1955 cept w/o wings
This is not a movie... Its an Emotion ❤❤
Good lord the thrist at the end is real.
Omg 😆 0:08-0:16
I never noticed that before.
Skinhead takes a drink from someone else’s glass.
He was originally cast as Biff.
William Shaw
Really?
What changed their minds?
@@VanillaLimeCoke Michael J. Fox was their first choice to play Marty, but when it looked like he wasn't going to be available, they briefly hired Eric Stoltz to play Marty instead.
Unfortunately, Stoltz was significantly taller than Fox, so the actor they originally hired to play Biff (J. J. Cohen) didn't seem physically imposing enough to bully him, so Cohen was recast as Skinhead and they hired the much taller Thomas F. Wilson to play Biff instead.
Then suddenly, Michael J. Fox became available, so he replaced Stoltz as Marty (after they had already recasted Biff).
So had Michael J. Fox been casted as Marty from the start, they probably wouldn't have bothered recasting Biff since Cohen was sufficiently taller than Fox.
LONG STORY SHORT: Biff's original actor wasn't tall enough compared to Marty's original actor, even though they BOTH ended up replaced.
rickCoffee
Wow only knew the half of that. I learned awhile ago that Stoltz was the original Marty.
Just curious now who was the original Skinhead?
I know in a earlier script one of Biff’s guys was called GUMS.
@@VanillaLimeCoke No clue there. Not much talk on who originally played minor characters.
But on a side note, Marty's girlfriend was also recasted because the original actress was too tall compared to Michael J. Fox.
Seems like quite a few actors got replaced simply because of how short Michael J. Fox was.
0:46 Only shot of Eric Stoltz in the film.
I paused it right at 0:46 and it still looks like Michael J Fox to me 😕
@@juancarlosm658 You only see his fist, shoulder and a very quick glimpse on the side of his face in the scene where Biff falls on the table. You can tell that the guy who throws the punch is taller than Fox.
Yeah at 0:46 Marty looks taller and the punch he delivered is straight to Biff's face so it is confirmed that the punch was by Eric Stoltz
Yeah you can tell its eric because one minute before Marty takes the punch, Biff is looking down on him, but then right as Marty is doing the punch, the camera jumps to biff's face which shows him staring at Marty eye to eye. If you play this at the 0.25x speed you can see this.
@@spacey1335 thank you! Been trying to figure out how to tell. Tom Wilson confirmed this but I couldn't tell
However, Holy crap he was a baby in this!
Love the reoccurring themes in bttf. Marty hitching a ride while riding a skateboard, the manure gags, etc.
2:48: You think those kids were implied to be Bill Richard and Richard Lawrence (The two people credited with the creation of the skateboard)
That depends, when were they born?
this is pretty heavy
So was the manure
Is there something wrong with the Earth's gravitational pull?
@EVAN LIJO Sounds like you don't get the reference from Doc Brown in the movie.
Great scott!
Biff: "hey Mcfly"
George: "Hey beef!!"
Super beautiful movie. หนังสวยมากครับ
All time classic film, I remember going to see this in 85 at the movie theater when I was 10, I was transfixed. Amazing memory
This scene is the reason skateboards will never go out of style 😍
The footstep sounds in this movie is pure ASMR
The beep on the Sh*t makes it even funnier
One of the best scenes ever
The actor who plays George... He is so good and had only 3 films
He wasn't on the second movie
I still loved how Goerge is silently leaving
One of my fav. Movies!!
Hard to think this was in 1985. How fast time flies!