In 2015, an old man is looking for donations to save the clock tower. What isn't apparent is that we later see him as a young man in 1955 and he turns out to be Terry of Western Auto Sales. Terry is played by comedian Charles Fleischer who, a year earlier, was the voice of Roger Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Robert Zemeckis directed both WFRR? and BTTF2.
Marty's job in this movie was to stop Biff from getting the book, but also to make sure the events in 1955 stayed the same. One wrong move and the original Marty might not have gone back! Plus, it's quite rare to watch a sequel that literally goes INSIDE the original film. Very unique!
and after that scene where the PRINCIPAL grabs what is supposed to be the SPORTS almanac, and Biff doenst react like he lost millions is what is a giveaway that it was the girlie mag! BUT most people dont see it lol
Three things Part 2 got right in today's world. 1. The Delorean car is still around, 2. we have widescreen TV's, and 3. video online chat is now a common thing.
It was--Max Headroom being another "nostalgic" relic of the 80's: ua-cam.com/video/6epzmRZk6UU/v-deo.html (I remember seeing BttF2 in the theater on Jan 1., 1990, and thinking "Gee, someday, somebody's really going to be looking BACK at the 80's, and laughing at Michael Jackson, Rubik's Cubes, Huey Lewis songs and Ayatollah Khomeini...Just think!" 😅 )
No one I ever watched it with didn’t immediately realize it was him & I certainly knew it was him right away. I’m quite surprised that most reactors (actually, all reactors, now that I think about it) don’t realize it’s him. The only thing I can think of to explain it is maybe it’s because he was just a much bigger star back then, so we recognized him more readily. To a reactor nowadays, he’s just another actor they’re not all that familiar with.
They don’t really expand on his character in the movies, but Douglas Needles (portrayed by RHCP bassist Flea) is a rich kid who moved to Hill Valley in 1979. He and Marty knew each other in the 80s and became rivals due to Needles being a manipulative bully. Although they weren’t friends, they were acquainted enough for Needles to goad Marty into situations, usually by taking advantage of Marty’s issue with being called chicken. Needles managed to buy his way into The Pinheads (the band Marty is in), and lied about his musical skill (particularly funny because Flea actually is a skilled musician). On top of that, he was a jerk to the other members, so he was kicked out of the band, and Marty stayed in the band as the lead guitarist. Needles held a very bitter grudge over it, eventually getting a job at the same company with Marty, coming up with the scheme to get him fired, and probably ruin his reputation enough to prevent another company from hiring him.
Great reaction - thanks! You MUST watch part 3. This trilogy wraps up in a complete perfect circle like no other movie I’ve seen - I’m sure you’ll love it. Salutations from Romania …
Doc and Marty switch lines many times when Doc says Great Scott, if you notice only Marty would say Great Scott and Doc would say Thats Heavy. Now its reversed, Marty says Thats Heavy and Doc says Great Scott.....
Everybody keeps thinking Biff is Marty's dad in the altered timeline. Its impossible. He would have different genes. He would literally be a different person
@@roleplayer10 You never know Lorain was a big drinker in the original timeline, it's not unreasonable to think she might have gotten so drunk that she had an affair with Biff.🤷
Yes everyone misses when Marty is watching the museam info vid that the narrator calls Lorraine, "Lorraine Baines McFly" and Biff married her in 1973 meaning George would have been the father of all three kids as Marty was the youngest and was born in 1968.
3:25 It's supposed to be Ronald Reagan - Golden Age Hollywood star and US President from 1981 - 1989. Hence the joke made about him in the first movie.
I wish someone had warned you about the trailer at the end of this movie but I still can’t wait for your reaction to the final installment. It’s such a great franchise.
@@danielmorency2242 true. But I wish I could’ve skipped it when I saw it in the theater. And it’s always fun when a reactor skips it cause their reactions to Hill Valley in 1885 are usually great.
I still remember me getting chills 30 years ago when I saw Marty said "there's only one man who can help me". You will love the 3rd part. I envy you guys.
The best movie of the trilogy in my opinion. This movie allude allot to the classic movie It's A Wonderful Life from 1946 so that movie I think is one of the first time travel or alternative reality movie. What does this movie does first I think is showing the first movie from different perspective which is so cool.
Love the trilogy , the future Tech in this was great . Never thought which of the 3 i like most, I love them all. I still remember watching these in the cinema. I dread the inevitable Disney remake…
Let me put you at ease. They placed this stuff into some kind of trust so it will never be remade. Or that may just be in their lifetimes, can't remember.
Great reaction. If you are interested in a more serious kind of time travel movie, I recommend the 2000 movie “Frequency”. It’s about a man who finds out he is able to talk with his deceased father 30 years in the past through his old radio set.
Great reaction! 👍🏿 I've always liked this movie since I was a kid. But, it's definitely the weakest movie in this franchise. But, it's still a fun film.
10:28 In the timeline he created Lorraine found out he shot George and Marty (presumed dead) and then shot him at some point in the 90s, so he no longer exists. Deleted scene had him actually fade away soon as he got back to 2015
Fun fact: The actor who played Martys Dad, George. He didnt return for the second film. The shot where Biff meets Marty outside the Gym door and you can see Marty from the first movie thru the window. That was a double for George. He left for other reasons but the most known one is that he didnt like the idea that money buys happiness and didnt wanna represent that so he chose to leave
The other main reason was financial. He would barely be making half of what Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson made. Their roles were very similar in size. Earlier, as you mentioned, he had questioned the morals of the ending, and this really pissed Bob Gale off. I think because of that relationship having been deteriorated, they didn’t have any interest in really negotiating his contract, and just decided to recast him. After the second film came out, he was very displeased with the performance and not happy that the producers used a mold that was taken of his face for his “old make up” in the first film, to create his likeness for an actor in the new film. He felt that this was profiting off of his name and image, and was also not happy that people did not know he was not in the second film. So he brought a lawsuit against the producers of the film and the studio. He won the lawsuit and was awarded $760,000.
Someone probably warned you you should stop the playback before the Part III spoilers were shown. Oh, well. You NEED to watch Part III, obviously. I love the way they handled the two Martys/two Docs in 1955. LOVE it! Easily my favorite part of this movie.
Not really any spoilers to warn about. Marty’s dialogue about the letter he just received had already established Doc was living in the old West of 1885. And the preview is actually part of Part Ii. It was intentionally put before the end credits by Zemeckis and Spielberg..
They don't still live in Hilldale. Marty lived in Lion Estates, an older neighborhood in Hill Valley, Hilldale is a new neighborhood in Hill Valley which just opened in 1985 and in 2015 is now old.
I feel like a lot of people miss this before Biff flat out says it, so I'm just gonna say it. Marty was born in 1968 (17 in 1985). George was murdered and Lorraine married Biff in 1973. Marty would have been around five years old at the time (which may also be why Biff accepts Marty's explanation of knowing the manure story). If the circumstances of his birth were changed, like if someone else was his bio-parent, that would affect him pretty quickly as opposed to merely interfering with his parents' meeting, which could be fixed. This movie is pretty messy, but it's still my favourite.
At one point there were 4 DeLorean Time Machines in 1955, the one Marty used in the first movie,the one old Biff used to give himself the book, the one Doc drove to 1955 to fix the changes Biff made and another one Doc hid in 1885. That car got around!
In the scene where members of the Griff gang chase Marty McFly and crash into the glass of the clock tower, one of the stunt performers, Cheryl Wheeler-Dixon, almost died. All four stuntmen had to be equipped with seat belts and hung from a crane, which would provide enough speed to smash them against the glass windows. The crew member then had to press a button on a remote control, sending it down to the safety airbags below. After a couple of test runs went wrong, stuntwoman Lisa McCullough quit for safety reasons and was replaced by stuntwoman Cheryl Wheeler. The cameras rolled, and the stuntmen "flew" through the air. But Wheeler's setup didn't work right. She veered off course and instead of breaking the candy glass window, she crashed into a pole outside the building. Adding to the injury, one technician remotely released her, sending her 25 feet... onto concrete. 5:48 Wheeler was badly injured and sued the studio behind Back to the Future 2, but footage of the crash is still in the film. As the gang crashes through the glass doors, Wheeler is seen falling to the pavement.
Did Biff choose that date to go back cause it was alread set in the time machine? But actually Nov 5 was set but Nov 12 was when Biff chose to go back. I was thinking cause Buff didn’t know how to use time machine.
In the original script, Marty's dad George at the end figured out Marty was his son when he was reading an old paper that said something on lines that said Marty caused a school riot with his rock and roll. Why do you think Marty got his black truck he wanted one day but never told his dad that was the car he wanted. George gave it as a gift cause for helping him become a more confident person and had a successful career as an author. Did you watch the first Back to the Future? Cause you seemed to not know who Strickland was when Marty was talking to him on his porch pointing a shotgun at Marty's head. Hoverboards don't use or run on air. Hoverboards use anti-gravity and water seems to skew anti-gravity making ordinary hoverboards not a le to run on water unless you got power like how Griff used little rockers to power his pitbull hoverboard to go over obstacles.
Props to Joy for figuring out Old Biff's plan with the Grey's Sports Almanac before we actually see it come to fruition- I saw this movie for the first time in theaters (I was 12) and I definitely didn't catch on to what he was doing.
Why would you say that he was not successful in life? He's taking care of things, he's a father ,he has a home,hes married Surviving is success enough in my opinion .. Not everybody that has alot of money spends it on frivolous things..Lots of humble people out there that live in there means some are very very wealthy And successful.. Like Some of my relatives..Multimillionaires but you wouldn't know it by how they live and what they buy.. Then there's lots of people that flaunt everything and aren't that wealthy ..Then claim bankruptcy every few decades
I am trying to keep track of you too when you’re watching these movies I feel like I’m going back to the future and back in the past when you guys are watching the movies I think I watch the first one with you guys and now this one and now you’re gonna watch the second one although maybe watch it already Now I’m confused about everything
Remember that the time machine's coordinates setter was glitching in the movie? When it was acting up, the time set on it was 1885 and he hit it and it went back to 1955. Well, being hit by the lightning bolt must've overloaded the circuits and sent Doc back to 1885...I guess. Anyways, another great one. Thanks.
In case you're wondering, Doc really DID make it to Oct. 21, 2015, and left us a message: ua-cam.com/video/JwL0HZSc2Sc/v-deo.html And not to spoil BTTF3 (we DID ask you not to watch the teaser scenes at the end), but: 14:38, Clint Eastwood movie on TV...PLOT POINT! 🤫
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I didn't know until I read it online that day. I was at work but I worked right across the street from a truck stop and as soon as I read it I RAN over there to get one and there was only ONE left and I snatched it up right before another guy came in looking for one.
Those newspapers were the easier thing to find - the Nikes and the Pepsi bottles were impossible in comparison. But you could pick up the newspapers at most places.
1.It's not often sequels hold up to the original. Thank you 1980s. 2.This one is the best of the bunch. The next one is inventive but I'm not really into the story. 3. Michael J. Fox played the brief shots of Marty's daughter. 4. The tunnel at the end is the same one they used for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
very true. heard alot of bad things about the latest Matrix... so disappointed tough... that's what happens when u revisit something that should be just set in stone and never touch it again and i believe it could happen the same thing with Back To The Future also.. just let it stay a true Gem
wait what?? haha you made me google it ^_^ his name is Thomas F. Wilson... didn't even know he plays in Sponge Bob Square pants haha he is the big guy who played the song to recognize who made bubbles in that bar =)))))
Jeez. I like that you guys enjoyed the movie but, this was an annoying reaction. Haha. Stop thinking too hard and just enjoy the ride. This is one of the greatest trilogies of all time.
When old Biff from the future goes back and gives young Biff the Almanac, it's not possible for him to return to the future he left from, he would return to the alternate future he just created.....kinda kills the movie when u turn ur brain on.
And a book that contained a half century of sports statistics would be considerably larger than a magazine. If you turn your brain on you could find flaws in literally every movie that's ever been made, but movies at their core should be entertaining, and this trilogy certainly accomplished that in spades.
Its important to understand that in Back to the Future there is only a possible single timeline. Even Doc explains it in detail in this movie. So the original plot, going to save Marty's son, is impossible to this logic because the moment they go to 2015 from 1985 Marty and Jennifer skipped 30 years of their existance. The future would be one where they fade out in 1985 lol.
Have my own issues with the effects of time travel, but they explain it by saying it takes time for the effects to ripple across the years, like in the first one when his brother is slowly erased from the photograph (like that makes any sense) and Marty begins to fade at the end.
@@davida7153 The whole "seeing yourself in the future" thing can, technically, work. ...as a highly theoretical experiment, Let's say that you were to travel one week into the future and stand in front of your house and wave hello. Then, you travel back to where you started, but you live out the next 7 days like normal. By the end of that week, if you look outside your livingroom window, you should be able to see your past self standing outside, waving hello. Now, to take it a step further... If you repeated the experiment. But this time, on your first trip forward, instead of standing outside and waving, you choose to go inside your house, you should be able to see a seven-days-older version of yourself waiting for you inside...as long as you make sure to travel back where you started and live out those 7 days to catch-up with yourself again.
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3:25 That's Ronald Reagan, the first president to "MAGA"
6:14 Dustin Hoffman in the midnight cowboy
9:23 It's flea from red hot chili peppers
3:54 Elijah Woods
In 2015, an old man is looking for donations to save the clock tower. What isn't apparent is that we later see him as a young man in 1955 and he turns out to be Terry of Western Auto Sales. Terry is played by comedian Charles Fleischer who, a year earlier, was the voice of Roger Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Robert Zemeckis directed both WFRR? and BTTF2.
Future Marty's boss was played by Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Marty's job in this movie was to stop Biff from getting the book, but also to make sure the events in 1955 stayed the same. One wrong move and the original Marty might not have gone back! Plus, it's quite rare to watch a sequel that literally goes INSIDE the original film. Very unique!
and after that scene where the PRINCIPAL grabs what is supposed to be the SPORTS almanac, and Biff doenst react like he lost millions is what is a giveaway that it was the girlie mag! BUT most people dont see it lol
It was the first movie to do it. It set the standard for jumping back into past plots.
3:48 the kid in the green hat is Elijah Woods.
Three things Part 2 got right in today's world.
1. The Delorean car is still around, 2. we have widescreen TV's, and 3. video online chat is now a common thing.
Yea. I guess those hydrated pizzas wouldn't be a good idea. It would be fully radiated and we'd all have big fat tumors and be dead very shortly.
Nike did make some "MAG ‘Back to the Future’ shoes" and they're incredibly expensive if you can find them.
3:21 "looks like his dad!"
No, it looks like a Ronald Reagan version of Max Headroom. Which it probably was.
It was--Max Headroom being another "nostalgic" relic of the 80's: ua-cam.com/video/6epzmRZk6UU/v-deo.html
(I remember seeing BttF2 in the theater on Jan 1., 1990, and thinking "Gee, someday, somebody's really going to be looking BACK at the 80's, and laughing at Michael Jackson, Rubik's Cubes, Huey Lewis songs and Ayatollah Khomeini...Just think!" 😅 )
"There are only 3 parts . . "
Only a Millennial would say such a thing.
Most people don’t catch that the little kid in the arcade scene is Elijah wood as a young boy.
Michael J. Fox also played his daughter.
No one I ever watched it with didn’t immediately realize it was him & I certainly knew it was him right away. I’m quite surprised that most reactors (actually, all reactors, now that I think about it) don’t realize it’s him. The only thing I can think of to explain it is maybe it’s because he was just a much bigger star back then, so we recognized him more readily. To a reactor nowadays, he’s just another actor they’re not all that familiar with.
They don’t really expand on his character in the movies, but Douglas Needles (portrayed by RHCP bassist Flea) is a rich kid who moved to Hill Valley in 1979. He and Marty knew each other in the 80s and became rivals due to Needles being a manipulative bully. Although they weren’t friends, they were acquainted enough for Needles to goad Marty into situations, usually by taking advantage of Marty’s issue with being called chicken. Needles managed to buy his way into The Pinheads (the band Marty is in), and lied about his musical skill (particularly funny because Flea actually is a skilled musician). On top of that, he was a jerk to the other members, so he was kicked out of the band, and Marty stayed in the band as the lead guitarist. Needles held a very bitter grudge over it, eventually getting a job at the same company with Marty, coming up with the scheme to get him fired, and probably ruin his reputation enough to prevent another company from hiring him.
If that's not in the movies, what is it from? The novelizations?
Great reaction - thanks!
You MUST watch part 3. This trilogy wraps up in a complete perfect circle like no other movie I’ve seen - I’m sure you’ll love it.
Salutations from Romania …
Thanks for the info!
also Salutare from Romania too!
@@MJoy4Fun Am urmărit multe reacţii de-ale voastre şi toate sunt excelente. Vă felicit!
Toate cele bune şi să fiţi sănătoşi şi voioşi.
Needles is played by Flea the bass player of the Red Hot Chili Peppers perhaps that's the familiarity
Doc and Marty switch lines many times when Doc says Great Scott, if you notice only Marty would say Great Scott and Doc would say Thats Heavy. Now its reversed, Marty says Thats Heavy and Doc says Great Scott.....
Everybody keeps thinking Biff is Marty's dad in the altered timeline. Its impossible. He would have different genes. He would literally be a different person
Unless....he was ALWAYS Biff's son all along!
@@kdpflush Yes but I would say the odds of that are almost nonexistent
@@roleplayer10 You never know Lorain was a big drinker in the original timeline, it's not unreasonable to think she might have gotten so drunk that she had an affair with Biff.🤷
@@johnwiese3926 I think she might get alcohol poisoning before she hit that drunk
Yes everyone misses when Marty is watching the museam info vid that the narrator calls Lorraine, "Lorraine Baines McFly" and Biff married her in 1973 meaning George would have been the father of all three kids as Marty was the youngest and was born in 1968.
BTTF III is my favorite of the three!!!!
Awesome reaction 🎬📽🎞🎥💯
3:25 It's supposed to be Ronald Reagan - Golden Age Hollywood star and US President from 1981 - 1989. Hence the joke made about him in the first movie.
Yep, that’s ol’ Ronnie. I guess they “do not recall.” 😉
3:49 The kid in the orange shirt and green hat is Elijah Wood (future Frodo Baggins) in his first movie role!
I’m excited to see you watch part 3… the conclusion!
I wish someone had warned you about the trailer at the end of this movie but I still can’t wait for your reaction to the final installment. It’s such a great franchise.
Actually, it isn't the end of the world... I mean, we've ALL seen it at the movies when we originally saw this movie. :)
@@danielmorency2242 true. But I wish I could’ve skipped it when I saw it in the theater. And it’s always fun when a reactor skips it cause their reactions to Hill Valley in 1885 are usually great.
@@llorona7847 I can agree... :)
I still remember me getting chills 30 years ago when I saw Marty said "there's only one man who can help me".
You will love the 3rd part. I envy you guys.
The best movie of the trilogy in my opinion. This movie allude allot to the classic movie It's A Wonderful Life from 1946 so that movie I think is one of the first time travel or alternative reality movie. What does this movie does first I think is showing the first movie from different perspective which is so cool.
Part II is my favorite of the trilogy as well!
The daughter is played by Michael J Fox-aka Marty McFly
I want a pair of walkie talkies that work that great across town..
I don’t think he recognized as well that the daughter is Michael J Fox himself.
Love the trilogy , the future Tech in this was great .
Never thought which of the 3 i like most, I love them all.
I still remember watching these in the cinema.
I dread the inevitable Disney remake…
Let me put you at ease. They placed this stuff into some kind of trust so it will never be remade. Or that may just be in their lifetimes, can't remember.
I'm excited for you to see Part 3. It is my favorite.
I like how any 80s they thought would still be using fax machines so liberally in 2015.
"Needles" looks familiar because he´s Flea Gonzales, the bassist of the Red Hot Chili Peppers ;)
Man, 2015 was such a disappointment when we finally got there...
"You really want to tell everybody how old you are." Sorry young lady but I being made in 1977 feel offended by your words! 😁😁😁
didn't mean it sorrryyy!!!
have many healthy years to come
is a romanian expression
@@MJoy4Fun Neither did I. 🙂 Love you both! And I like this Romanian saying (or did you just make it up for me? 😁).
Best regards from Vienna, Austria!
@@tubekulose honestly it is!
in fact we use that more often to someone who recently got married or happy anniversaries
@@MJoy4Fun 👍❤
Another great reaction! Ready for part 3!
Great reaction. If you are interested in a more serious kind of time travel movie, I recommend the 2000 movie “Frequency”. It’s about a man who finds out he is able to talk with his deceased father 30 years in the past through his old radio set.
Great reaction! 👍🏿 I've always liked this movie since I was a kid. But, it's definitely the weakest movie in this franchise. But, it's still a fun film.
Nice reaction guys 🤩🤩, please react on the movie "RRR" its really great movie to react u should definitely check it out
10:28 In the timeline he created Lorraine found out he shot George and Marty (presumed dead) and then shot him at some point in the 90s, so he no longer exists. Deleted scene had him actually fade away soon as he got back to 2015
Fun fact: The actor who played Martys Dad, George. He didnt return for the second film. The shot where Biff meets Marty outside the Gym door and you can see Marty from the first movie thru the window. That was a double for George. He left for other reasons but the most known one is that he didnt like the idea that money buys happiness and didnt wanna represent that so he chose to leave
Which is why he was upside down in the Future (2015) to hide it better and dead in Biffs (1985) Writers just simply killed him off.
and then he proceeded to sue them because they used his likeness in the movie.
The other main reason was financial. He would barely be making half of what Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson made. Their roles were very similar in size. Earlier, as you mentioned, he had questioned the morals of the ending, and this really pissed Bob Gale off. I think because of that relationship having been deteriorated, they didn’t have any interest in really negotiating his contract, and just decided to recast him.
After the second film came out, he was very displeased with the performance and not happy that the producers used a mold that was taken of his face for his “old make up” in the first film, to create his likeness for an actor in the new film. He felt that this was profiting off of his name and image, and was also not happy that people did not know he was not in the second film. So he brought a lawsuit against the producers of the film and the studio. He won the lawsuit and was awarded $760,000.
Money didn't buy happiness, though. Nobody could say Lorraine and Biff were happy.
Someone probably warned you you should stop the playback before the Part III spoilers were shown. Oh, well. You NEED to watch Part III, obviously.
I love the way they handled the two Martys/two Docs in 1955. LOVE it! Easily my favorite part of this movie.
Not really any spoilers to warn about. Marty’s dialogue about the letter he just received had already established Doc was living in the old West of 1885. And the preview is actually part of Part Ii. It was intentionally put before the end credits by Zemeckis and Spielberg..
Hey if you get the chance you should watch Donnie Brasco it's based on a true story.
When Marty almost gets hit by the car and says," I'm walkin here!" It's an ad-libbed line by Dustin Hoffman from a 1971 movie, Midnight Cowboy!
They don't still live in Hilldale. Marty lived in Lion Estates, an older neighborhood in Hill Valley, Hilldale is a new neighborhood in Hill Valley which just opened in 1985 and in 2015 is now old.
Marion laughing in the middle was THE BEST! This movie is NEXT LEVEL!
I feel like a lot of people miss this before Biff flat out says it, so I'm just gonna say it. Marty was born in 1968 (17 in 1985). George was murdered and Lorraine married Biff in 1973. Marty would have been around five years old at the time (which may also be why Biff accepts Marty's explanation of knowing the manure story). If the circumstances of his birth were changed, like if someone else was his bio-parent, that would affect him pretty quickly as opposed to merely interfering with his parents' meeting, which could be fixed.
This movie is pretty messy, but it's still my favourite.
At one point there were 4 DeLorean Time Machines in 1955, the one Marty used in the first movie,the one old Biff used to give himself the book, the one Doc drove to 1955 to fix the changes Biff made and another one Doc hid in 1885. That car got around!
In the scene where members of the Griff gang chase Marty McFly and crash into the glass of the clock tower, one of the stunt performers, Cheryl Wheeler-Dixon, almost died.
All four stuntmen had to be equipped with seat belts and hung from a crane, which would provide enough speed to smash them against the glass windows. The crew member then had to press a button on a remote control, sending it down to the safety airbags below. After a couple of test runs went wrong, stuntwoman Lisa McCullough quit for safety reasons and was replaced by stuntwoman Cheryl Wheeler.
The cameras rolled, and the stuntmen "flew" through the air. But Wheeler's setup didn't work right. She veered off course and instead of breaking the candy glass window, she crashed into a pole outside the building. Adding to the injury, one technician remotely released her, sending her 25 feet... onto concrete. 5:48
Wheeler was badly injured and sued the studio behind Back to the Future 2, but footage of the crash is still in the film. As the gang crashes through the glass doors, Wheeler is seen falling to the pavement.
Did Biff choose that date to go back cause it was alread set in the time machine? But actually Nov 5 was set but Nov 12 was when Biff chose to go back. I was thinking cause Buff didn’t know how to use time machine.
In the original script, Marty's dad George at the end figured out Marty was his son when he was reading an old paper that said something on lines that said Marty caused a school riot with his rock and roll. Why do you think Marty got his black truck he wanted one day but never told his dad that was the car he wanted. George gave it as a gift cause for helping him become a more confident person and had a successful career as an author.
Did you watch the first Back to the Future? Cause you seemed to not know who Strickland was when Marty was talking to him on his porch pointing a shotgun at Marty's head.
Hoverboards don't use or run on air. Hoverboards use anti-gravity and water seems to skew anti-gravity making ordinary hoverboards not a le to run on water unless you got power like how Griff used little rockers to power his pitbull hoverboard to go over obstacles.
Props to Joy for figuring out Old Biff's plan with the Grey's Sports Almanac before we actually see it come to fruition- I saw this movie for the first time in theaters (I was 12) and I definitely didn't catch on to what he was doing.
I parked my hoverboard, and popped open a refreshing Nuka Cola for this reaction.
Why would you say that he was not successful in life? He's taking care of things, he's a father ,he has a home,hes married Surviving is success enough in my opinion .. Not everybody that has alot of money spends it on frivolous things..Lots of humble people out there that live in there means some are very very wealthy And successful.. Like Some of my relatives..Multimillionaires but you wouldn't know it by how they live and what they buy.. Then there's lots of people that flaunt everything and aren't that wealthy ..Then claim bankruptcy every few decades
Between Star Wars : episode 4,5 and 6 and this trilogy is up for debate for the greatest of all time !
No one ever recognises Michael j fox as a woman in his future house lol
everyone I know did including myself.. Because they don't comment doesn't mean they didn't recognize it
I saw this movie with my wife at a drive in. She had not seen the first one. She wasn't able to understand it.... haha.... oh well.
This is my favorite one for sure
I am trying to keep track of you too when you’re watching these movies I feel like I’m going back to the future and back in the past when you guys are watching the movies I think I watch the first one with you guys and now this one and now you’re gonna watch the second one although maybe watch it already
Now I’m confused about everything
Time for part III. ✌️
Remember that the time machine's coordinates setter was glitching in the movie? When it was acting up, the time set on it was 1885 and he hit it and it went back to 1955. Well, being hit by the lightning bolt must've overloaded the circuits and sent Doc back to 1885...I guess. Anyways, another great one. Thanks.
You guys enjoy movies so much! I love watching you reactions.
The 3rd one is my favorite one.
As an 80s kid seeing the "totally believable" presentation of 2015, Part 2 is my fav of the series.
it's a trip to see how much BTTF2 got right with its predictions, give or take a few years.
I love how all of the details in the timelines fit together in all 3 movies. Even the dogs' names were exactly right.
Been waiting so long bro. You two are too damn real. Stay cool.
Fun Fact. You can buy those Nike shoes online... the original pair sold for like 10,000$
You thought President Reagan looked like Marty's dad?
One of my favorite movies
In case you're wondering, Doc really DID make it to Oct. 21, 2015, and left us a message: ua-cam.com/video/JwL0HZSc2Sc/v-deo.html
And not to spoil BTTF3 (we DID ask you not to watch the teaser scenes at the end), but: 14:38, Clint Eastwood movie on TV...PLOT POINT! 🤫
Michael J. Fox played both his son and daughter.
I have a feeling if you like Back to the Future movies, that you will probably like the movie Teen Wolf.
Biff is back to the future's Thanos..with money
Needles is the basist from Red Hot Chili Peppers! He almost kills Marty in 1 and 2!
I was 5 months old when Neil Armstrong walked 🚶♀️ on the moon 🌙
6:30 I have that newspaper. On October 21st 2015 The USA Today released their newpapers like that one to commemorate the movie.
Haha, I remember when the general date happened, but I didn’t know USA Today printed the paper out. That’s so awesome!
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I didn't know until I read it online that day. I was at work but I worked right across the street from a truck stop and as soon as I read it I RAN over there to get one and there was only ONE left and I snatched it up right before another guy came in looking for one.
Those newspapers were the easier thing to find - the Nikes and the Pepsi bottles were impossible in comparison. But you could pick up the newspapers at most places.
@@Nagranddan I still want those Nikes lol
That "what's that" crap worked in the 60s, too. People used to do that to me, too.
U guys hold a lil piece of my heart.
Enjoy watching u. 😘
Hello guys and hey to you 😉
hello and hey there!
Another great reaction, as always! You two are so fun to watch, no matter what genre of film you’re reacting to. Please keep them coming!
25:13: Lmao! Chicken is a nice food
1.It's not often sequels hold up to the original. Thank you 1980s.
2.This one is the best of the bunch. The next one is inventive but I'm not really into the story.
3. Michael J. Fox played the brief shots of Marty's daughter.
4. The tunnel at the end is the same one they used for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
very true.
heard alot of bad things about the latest Matrix... so disappointed tough...
that's what happens when u revisit something that should be just set in stone and never touch it again
and i believe it could happen the same thing with Back To The Future also.. just let it stay a true Gem
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Lol
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we love you too!!
Cool reaction.
Fun fact : "Rich Biff" was inspired by Donald Trump
You must do the third one!
Biff is trump
wait what?? haha you made me google it ^_^
his name is Thomas F. Wilson... didn't even know he plays in Sponge Bob Square pants haha
he is the big guy who played the song to recognize who made bubbles in that bar =)))))
@@MJoy4Fun hes not really trump..I was joking.. but many people compared him to trump. Trumps nickname is biff.
TWO power TOWERS behind Marty's house...?
Where have you been? 🤨 😤
Isa bout tiiime.. LETS GO!
Please watch Michael J Fox in *CASUALTIES OF WAR* (1989) It's a true story.
That's a movie I won't watch again. Good movie but to heartbreaking to see again.
I've seen this movie a million times and only just now noticed a huge plot hole. Biff isn't affected by seeing himself in 1955.
hey, I'm from Hungary, I also remember the big changes in 1989
Marian is the same age as David Radcliffe aka HARRY POTTER!
I will not tell you my age, but let's just say The Godfather was the big hot the year I came into the world. 👵🙈🙉🙊🤪
Jeez. I like that you guys enjoyed the movie but, this was an annoying reaction. Haha. Stop thinking too hard and just enjoy the ride. This is one of the greatest trilogies of all time.
When old Biff from the future goes back and gives young Biff the Almanac, it's not possible for him to return to the future he left from, he would return to the alternate future he just created.....kinda kills the movie when u turn ur brain on.
And a book that contained a half century of sports statistics would be considerably larger than a magazine. If you turn your brain on you could find flaws in literally every movie that's ever been made, but movies at their core should be entertaining, and this trilogy certainly accomplished that in spades.
Its important to understand that in Back to the Future there is only a possible single timeline. Even Doc explains it in detail in this movie. So the original plot, going to save Marty's son, is impossible to this logic because the moment they go to 2015 from 1985 Marty and Jennifer skipped 30 years of their existance. The future would be one where they fade out in 1985 lol.
Have my own issues with the effects of time travel, but they explain it by saying it takes time for the effects to ripple across the years, like in the first one when his brother is slowly erased from the photograph (like that makes any sense) and Marty begins to fade at the end.
@@davida7153 The whole "seeing yourself in the future" thing can, technically, work.
...as a highly theoretical experiment,
Let's say that you were to travel one week into the future and stand in front of your house and wave hello.
Then, you travel back to where you started, but you live out the next 7 days like normal.
By the end of that week, if you look outside your livingroom window, you should be able to see your past self standing outside, waving hello.
Now, to take it a step further...
If you repeated the experiment. But this time, on your first trip forward, instead of standing outside and waving, you choose to go inside your house, you should be able to see a seven-days-older version of yourself waiting for you inside...as long as you make sure to travel back where you started and live out those 7 days to catch-up with yourself again.
I don't know why, buy I hate the idea of seeing myself
The actress changed in part 2!😮
The likes are 666 O_O for now
pure cheese
2015 was a few years ago
yep! i guess the only flying cars we have are in VR platforms haha
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