Rural Reactions: Villagers Watch 'Back to the Future' (1985) for the First Time ! React 2.0
Вставка
- Опубліковано 16 вер 2023
- Movie Night in the Countryside: Villagers Experience 'Back to the Future' (1985)
Donate - bit.ly/3lwc3sC
Patreon - shorturl.at/fmrF2
Welcome to our channel! In this exciting video, we take you on a journey to the heart of the countryside, where villagers are about to embark on an extraordinary cinematic adventure. Join us as we introduce the timeless classic, 'Back to the Future' (1985), to residents of our quaint village for the very first time. Their reactions, laughter, and awe as they experience this iconic film are absolutely priceless!
Why Watch This Video?
If you've ever wondered how people from rural areas react to a science-fiction blockbuster like 'Back to the Future,' you're in for a treat. Our villagers, who may not be accustomed to the world of time-travel and futuristic gadgets, bring a fresh and unique perspective to this beloved film. Their genuine reactions and commentary provide a delightful and heartwarming viewing experience.
Intriguing Moments Await:
Witness the villagers' initial reactions as they immerse themselves in the film's 1980s setting, complete with DeLorean time machines and eccentric inventor Doc Brown.
Listen to their discussions about the concept of time travel and the implications it holds for their everyday lives.
Share in their laughter and amazement as they encounter the misadventures of Marty McFly and his eccentric friend Doc on the big screen.
Our Commitment:
We are dedicated to bringing you unique and entertaining content that bridges the gap between urban and rural perspectives. 'Back to the Future' is just the beginning, so stay tuned for more exciting reactions and experiences from our charming village.
Join the Conversation:
We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on this video in the comments section below. What was your favorite reaction? Do you have any suggestions for future movies or experiences you'd like our villagers to explore? Your feedback helps us continue creating content that you'll love.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest videos. Join us as we explore the magic of cinema through the eyes of our villagers, and let's create unforgettable memories together.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
© Copyright Notice:
We make these videos to motivate people and inspirate them for better workout. We do not own the clips and music we use in most cases. Our understanding is that it is in correlation to Fair Right Use, however given that it is open to interpretation, if any owners of the content clips would like us to remove the video, we have no problem with that and will do so as fast as possible.
FAIR-USE COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER
* Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
1)This video has no negative impact on the original works (It would actually be positive for them)
2)This video is also for teaching purposes.
3)It is positively transformative in nature.
4)I only used bits and pieces of videos to get the point across where necessary. - Фільми й анімація
Wow. They’re so excited. They’re talking about things in the end of the video that appear in the sequel movie to this. I’d like to watch them see the entire trilogy.
They mentioned it doesn't seem artificial. I feel like new movies are not as well written and over compensate with green screen fake scenes. They know what's up this movie is epic. Next they should watch Indiana Jones.
Yes, movies between the 80's and 90's have more warmth, they want the audience to have an emotional experience rather than try to outsmart them with edginess.
Not all modern movies are 'cold' of course. Mission Impossible still has that same level of entertainment and Top Gun Maverick stayed true to the spirit of the original.
Before showing them part 3, it might be interesting to show them an actual western, so they have an idea of the historical context. "Tombstone" is a good one, and loosely based on actual events.
Like the good the bad and the ugly I think they d like the Trinity westerns they were really funny
@garyhillman4993 heck yeah. Pale Rider, outlaw josey Wales , unforgiven
I love that the first thing these guys thought of was to use the time machine to prepare for natural disasters. They are truly some of the most caring folks out there I reckon.
What makes BTTF a timeless classic, is the idea of meeting your own parents when they were your age and knowing that they were teenagers too. It was a brilliant concept.
Hail to the Twin Peaks profile picture 😏
Also, it is ACTUALLY a film for "the whole family", no need for excessive violence, unnecessary erotic scenes or overblown special effects - it is really good story and character writing and good actors carrying a timeless story!
@@christiansaenscheidt9056 Being timeless doesn't depend on that though. The likes of Jaws, Die Hard, Pulp Fiction, etc... are also classics.
"There is love and it has been accepted. But still why is the heart afraid of love"
So true, Babu
I wanna know the name of the song or is it a Babu original
I was really impressed how Babu immediately pointed out the difference between 1985 and 2023. If you’d asked me I would have said exactly the same thing: cell phones and computers.
And the fact that he basically guessed the plot to the sequel!
Computers have been around since around 1945. PCs started arriving in the early 1970s. I had one in my office in 1984! Mobile phones (albeit primitive ones) started arriving in the mid-late 1980s.
@@wordsmith52Though tbf the telephone was around for a long time before it became a household item,
@@wordsmith52 Maybe apply some semantics instead of literal definitions to comments... there are major differences between "computers" of 1945 and computers of today. Something tells me Charles didn't mean computers as large as a room or brick phones... early PCs may have been around for a decade before 1985, but they didn't become affordable or accessible to the greater public for a long time after they developed into desktop size devices. Even the internet was limited to a few government departments initially before it saw wider commerical use and was launched as the worldwide web by ISPs.
I mean home computers started becoming common in the early 80's. I got a 128K ZX Spectrum +2A in 1987 for my 7th birthday.
@@MarcusBritish Hmmm - I bought a PC in 1984 for home use, and most government departments were using them by the 1970s. I was there at the time. I don't really care if you are wrong or right. I'm just stating facts - so just chill out and stop acting like a juvenile pedant! .
How is Babu so switched on that he has inadvertently guessed the plot to the sequel?? 😂 Great stuff! Can't wait for them to watch BTTF Part 2
Babu is the Biff of India!! I would love to see an Indian version of this movie, in which Babu plays as Biff.
@@gabrielesolletico6542 He's way too nice to be Biff.
@@gabrielesolletico6542 the bully Biff Tannen actually does have a prototype in real life - his character was inspired by none other than Donald Trump. Babu is SOOOO not like this.
I know this is a popular sentiment among those of us who watch this channel and those affiliated with it - but Babu and Raeen have to be some of my favorite people the internet has ever exposed me to. They’re constantly insightful, kind, intelligent, sincere, and are generally lovable. To be clear, every reactor is wonderful. I could sing all their praises. Ultimately, what I am trying to say is what a time to be alive. The fact that we can all tune in and watch people we never would have had the pleasuring of knowing from across the entire planet is nothing short of a miracle. Thanks for all the time, energy, money, and passion that goes into these videos. It always makes my day better and I sort of don’t even understand why. To all of you, sincerely, thank you.
Well said.
36:00 LOL the irony of what babu is saying is awesome ! i love these guys
I couldn't believe he said that without having seen part 2! That will be a great reaction. This was my favorite movie for a very long time. So much so, I bought a DeLorean when I was younger in 1998. (The troubles Marty experienced with the car just stalling for no reason are not too far off!)
I was going to say that, too! Now they definitely have to watch the sequel!
I can't believe Babu predicted the future plot. He's a genius. Lol. I wouldn't had thought to do that :-(
I just love around 35:00 when Babu completely loses track of what he is saying (longest silence ever!) and Raeen starts laughing
One of these days I will remember how to spell names correctly :P
I think because the movie blew his mind. He needed a moment to regroup
What's funny is no one mentioned to these guys that we had telephones in residential use in the USA by the turn of the 20th century. They were amazed at 55'
That is what I was thinking.
Still you believed that Graham Bell invented the electric telephone, while it was Meucci instead. And your precious Congress even stated that in an official document, in the year 2000, but STILL no Americans seems to know it.
They must be from very rural parts coz Indians in bigger cities had phones and other things they were surprised by. I think they should also check out some old Indian movies which they haven't seen yet
Look at Bhabu, accidentally predicting major points of the plot for Back To The Future 2...
...they're going to be shown the rest of the trilogy, right?
They talked about betting on the 1983 world championship, and now I can't wait to see them react to part 2.
I love how they thought it was a music system when they first unloaded the DeLorean!
One of my favorite movies of ALL TIME🐐 A TRUE CLASSIC 🔥🔥
Ditto 🎉
Yes it’s so sad to see Marty now 😩 suffering with a bad illness
Raeen was surprised that such a film could be made in 1985... I think you should show them 2001: A Space Odyssey. Would LOVE to see their reaction to the end of that!
Except nobody really knows what the ending of that movie is about. :)
Very Important: if you decide to watch Back to the Future part 2, make sure you don't watch "preview" for part 3 - it has A LOT of spoilers. Just as movie Back to the Future part 2 ends, before credits, there will be "To be concluded..." and then follows spoilers so please don't watch.
Lovely reaction! Also did Babu just guessed the plot of the second movie? 😆
I know, right? They have got to see the rest of the trilogy now!
I thought that when he said it haha he’ll be surprised when he watches the second one to see they stole his idea 🤣
amazing! when does he guess ? I missed it ?
@@Chris-eh7hn He doesn’t guess but he does mention how good it would be to know sports results so he could take advantage of it 🤣
thanks! 😄@@davotion
"Hey, I've seen this one. This is a classic!"
I wish Ruby was on this one. I feel she would have caught quite a number of things they missed, but glad they enjoyed it.
Can't wait to see them watch the rest of the trilogy.
Please no more of this BS trilogy!
Does the vlog author know anything else than American box office!
@@alimantado373 Well America is known for having great movies throughout history, that's why he is showing them to these people to see their reaction and share that with the world. Kinda sad that you feel the need to complain, I mean if I don't like a channel I move on, there's plenty of other channels around.
@@alimantado373 BS trilogy? This is one of the best trilogies ever made... you have no sense of taste, mate.
What do you suggest ?
Babu Bhai is Back! Great Scott!
Babu is like the grandad we all want 😂
Back to The Future is one of those movies I can watch an unlimited times and still be entertained almost 40 years later. Great to watch others see it for the first time and It’s funny how they predict some things from the next movie too. lol
Love that babbu started clapping when the music started 23 minutes in.
LMAO when he said about George "He was retarded from the beginning" I almost died
Did they watched Groundhog Day?
I wonder how both of them will react in the second film when they find out that Babu's idea of becoming millionaires is already there.
I think Babu just had the best idea in the world when talking about using the DeLorean to gamble.
36:00 LOL. Babu predicted the plot of the second Back to the Future movie!!
That was a pleasant surprise for sure
Gentlemen. I saw this movie in a theatre on opening weekend back in the Summer of 1985. Can you imagine an audience of 1,000 people when everything was going wrong at the end? IT WAS CRAZY!
Let them know that the professor was played by the same guy who was Uncle Fester in the Addams Family movies😊
Oh. My. God.
@@MarnieGolde7 what
@@bradders9743 I just never knew that interesting fact. It seems so obvious thinking back to his face in Addams Family haha.
Christopher Lloyd also played Taber in "One flew over a cuckoo's nest".
@@chucku00i hope they show one flew cuckoo nest, such a masterpiece
There is absolutely no reason why I should be binge watching these villagers react. But I love watching them, so much fun..keep them coming !!😊
I would have never, ever, expected to hear Babu jamming on "Johnny B Goode"!
Rock 'n roll, Babu!
Babu is awesome 😂❤
LOL they figured out the plot of Back to the Future 2
I wonder if Babu will remember he predicted that plot when he watches it
I love how they already guessed the plot of the 2nd movie of this series :D
U know, i love these movies and their authors, but I love you guys too.
India had TV in 1985 although from what I read there was only one channel. It was probably not common in the regular villages back then but I am sure it was not uncommon in the big cities. And telephones were quite prevalent in India by the 1980's as they first arrived in India in the 1880's. Again most people in outside the major cities probably did not have their own phone and shared a single centrally located phone in their village as Babu said.
All right Back to the future! This movie is amazing and classic.
The first mobile phone was invented in 1973, so they were around at the time this movie was made, but they were big, clonky things, that looked like an old-style walkie talkie. They weight about 4.4lbs. It wasn't until the early 90s that they started to become ubiquitous in the west. The internet had also already been invented (in 1983), but home computers weren't common until the late 80s and the public didn't have access to the internet until 1993.
It's honestly amazing that Babu picked up on what is essentially the plot of the sequel.
Yay! Finally a comfortable place for our friends to watch movies in.
Один из моих самых любимых фильмов прошлого. С удовольствием его раньше смотрел, да и сейчас тоже был бы непротив...
Бабу, Райен, здравствуйте. Спасибо вам большое за данный выпуск. Лайк поставил. Доброй вам ночи и крепкого здоровья. 🤗🤗👍👍
Definitely got to be the Ghostbusters films next 👍🏻 The 1984 one the 1989 one and the latest one
Again, I love the reflections of these two warm people. It's amazing how unjust the distribution of "high technology" has been between different parts of the Earth. That some of the people have not gotten access to the same things we did. It's really sad. They deserve better.
It's also very fascinating how the sideways bobbing of the head is meant to signify "approval" - the very opposite of most European and Western countries (except Bulgaria at least, who also do assent with a sideways head-bob, and up-down bob as negation).
Oh, and obviously this is one of the MOST TIMELESS (no pun intended) movies of all time. This movie as well as Ghostbusters *defined* the 80s. Even the song by Huey Lewis is one of the most iconic songs of that decade.
80s top 5 movies, that literally defined that era: BTTF, Indiana Jones, ET, Star Wars V / VI. There are more, like "The Thing" etc... but that's just my personal top 5.
I LOVE this channel.
Its so fun to watch people enjoy the movies that I grew up with for the first time. I look forward to the next 2 movies.
I suggest The Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal for the guys to watch.
They are both very unique, creative fantasy movies with epic stories and the puppet-work of Jim Henson is mind blowing, even today.
After Star Wars is complete, I also suggest the Mandalorian show. I really think they will enjoy it, and you can get dozens more videos out of it.
Keep it up with the classics.
All 3 mivies are great. Must watch ALL three!
I'd love to see them react to "The Matrix" and "Home Alone". (Forget the sequels). Maybe the Christopher Nolan Batman films and the Rocky films too.
Why forget the sequals? Home Alone 2 is just as good as the first, maybe better.
@@bradders9743 "Better" is a stretch, but okay, they can include that one, but Matrix sequels are kind of a mess.
YES! Amazing series of movies! Love watching your guys videos past few years! greetings from the USA
The older gentleman thinks exactly like Marty McFly.
36:20: time travel made him reach the Biff method! Clever.
Haha, I love how they end up unknowingly predicting the next movie with the idea of betting on future sports events! I hope they get to watch parts 2 and 3 soon if they haven't yet.
Flipping BRILLIANT film this one! One of the best screenplays ever written; it's perfect. 🙏🏼
Man, I love these guys. I always stay tuned in to see which movie they are watching. I hope all the best for them, and for more to come in the future!
And I miss Badshah in these!
I don't think you reviewed this movie yet but it'd be pretty cool if they could see close encounters of the third kind. I'm very sure it's a Steven Spielberg movie.
Hope they are going to be shown the 2nd and 3rd part of the franchise as well.
Funny how the "future" of BTTF is actually in out past. But what is more interesting is how people in 1985 imagined 2015 was going to be like. A future with flying cars and hoverboards, but also still with fax machines - and largely without cellphones.
It was an intentionally comical version of the future. Lots of tongue in cheek poking fun at 80s stuff taken to the extreme.
@@brianwhite8465 of course it was intentionally comical. But it also did contain elements people actually believed about the future back then. People in the 1980s did believe we were going to have flying cars in the 2020s - if books existed about "what the future will be like", it is a safe bet they did contain flying cars. And much like BTTF, they would certainly not contain anything resembling the smartphones everybody is carrying around all of the time these days.
Thank you! I requested this series for them! So happy!
Funny how in the end they basically lay down the storyline for the Series Seven Days^^.
omg, they just predicted the premise of the Second movie, amazing
The director and the professor live in my city in California. If I ever see them I’ll tell them Babu and Raeen loved this movie! And to watch your reaction!🤣🤣🤣
Omg
I was crying at their reaction 😂😂😂❤
One of the more subtle jokes that even most Americans miss now: At the time the DeLorean was considered a bad car, all looks and nothing else. A standard DeLorean would have trouble even reaching 88 MPH in the first place.
The first mass produced car was the Ford Model T, which rolled off the assembly line in 1908. :)
This movie is such a classic that it's hard to find someone who has never seen it. It was amazing seeing a reaction from people who are seeing it for the first time
Babu saying hello in English cracked me up.
I was born in 1951. We had all those things for a long time in USA..
Some people say that fiction is "truer" then reality. The reason they bring up usually goes like this : " Fiction is drawn from reality. Specifically, the more intense moments of reality. In other words, fiction is the abstraction of the most intense moments of reality that are then condensed into a story. That story is so condensed that it seems untrue. But from another perspective, we can see that, since fiction is drawn from reality and the author keeps the most intense moments of reality, fiction is more true then reality. More often then not, we go about our day in a mechanical way because its more or less the repetition of yesterday. If you lived your life like that all the time, we'd say your living dead, barely alive. The reason is because we need adventure to feel alive and what is adventure if not the disturbance of monotony ? Fiction is more true then reality because its a succession of defining moments that we may live through our entire life.
amazing reaction.. the edit was short ..but i get it.. but this was amazing made me emotional even ! beautifull! too bad you guys didnt do it with 4 reactors.. i think for the ALL time classics we want the whole gang ..or another reaction with the others..but thank you for this
Man, it would blow their minds if the host told them telephones were in widespread use in the US since 1930s and the telegraph since the 1850s
Yessssss! Finally! I can’t wait to see the next two 🤭
Uncle Babu has a little Biff Tannan in him lol. Maybe he'll think twice about betting on cricket after he sees the next movie. Spot on prediction. Smart guy.
I think they will enjoy the rest of the series 🤔 I'm looking forward to seeing them when they do see them ☺️ take care and enjoy the cinematic journey 😎
Oh, I grew up watching ‘Back to the Future.’
😁
It's funny how babu mentions sports gambling 😉
It’s great they enjoyed the movie. I love these guys. It’s too bad they don’t get a lot of the jokes because you have to know nostalgic American pop culture to truly understand much of the humor in the movie.
*Highlights:*
4:23 Not Babu aswering _"Hello"_ to Biff knocking on George McFly's head. 🤣
5:30 Final proof that idiots can fill any cultural gap and be universally recognised as such.
7:47 The DeLorean hits 88 mph. Babu & Raeen: 🤯🤯
8:27 Babu is never afraid of asking the important questions.
10:10 The Libyans show up. Babu takes it personally.
11:57 The more you know: Goa looks like the town centre of Hill Valley 🤣
12:56 Marty bumps into his father in 1955. Raeen turns temporarily into an owl.🦉Babu: 😂
13:17 Raeen, sipping tea: _"He is thinking that earlier my father was like this"_ The BURN 🔥
15:28 Marty's mum makes a move on him. Raeen turns temporarily into a frog. 🐸 Babu: 😂
16:49 1955's Doc: "It's works!" Babu & Raeen: 👏👏
17:57 The space-time continuum's speech. Raeen is grinning WAAAY too hard about this. 😆
20:36 "Loraine, you're my density". Remarkably, Raeen manages to match the WTF of Loraine's face perfectly. 🤣
21:17 The switch from cheering to disgust on Babu's face when Biff gets hit by a literal ton of 💩
23:36 Loraine's kisses Marty. Babu: _"Hey! He is your soOoOOon!"_ Raeen: Epic Facepalm.
24:54 George finally chins Biff. Babu & Raeen: 👏🎉🎉👏
25:14 Babu is ecstatic that George rescued Loraine and burst into songs.
26:43 Babu gets possessed by the spirit of Chuck Berry.
27:35 The cable gets undone by a falling branch. Raeen turns into a frog _again._ 🐸
28:54 Babu & Raeen feeling the *SUSPENSE.*
29:51 Doc is alive. Babu & Raeen: From utter despair to relief in 7 seconds flat.
31:11 The McFlys are not white trash anymore. Raeen is FLABBERGASTED. 🤣
31:54 Doc, Marty and Jennifer flies toward the sequel. Babu & Raeen: 👏👏
36:04 Not Babu foreseeing the sequel's plot. Too many HP films, this man has learned magic for real. 🤣
38:07 Babu sings for us about British weather.
@@mm37too My pleasure 😆
You forgot 16:59 Raeen absentmindedly pinching his nipple.
Based on their commentary at the end of the video (and their own speculation about what they'd do with a time machine), I would encourage them to watch the second and third movie in the franchise as well.
I find it very amusing that babu suggested using the DeLorean for financial gain... With that said, I'm excited for them to see the sequel!
In 1985, there was no car or television in their country... yeah, that's something ! ^^
Thanks for the reaction video! well there were both simple cars and telephones in the US even in 1895! I hope you get the chance to see Back to the Future II and Back to the Future III
26:35 Babu Be Good!! (With yo' bad self)😂
Interesting that you have thought about the gambling angle. That will be explored in great detail in the second movie. By the way in America we had phones as early as the 1880s. We had cars in the early 1900s. We even landed on the moon in 1969. Your surprise of how late in history we had such inventions makes me surprised at how late you have had them in your country. It is good to share are perspectives so we learn world history from each other.
Christopher Lloyd is so funny😂
I saw this movie at the cinema as a small kid
you guys gotta do back to the future next! it's the best one. love you guys
Adorable! -im surprised they weren't freaked out by Martys mum falling in love with him!😊
Love this! I feel like they would love the movie "Shutter Island". It's psychological and has a great twist that they won't see coming!
This film is a mastepiece, all trilogy is the best trilogy ever made: perfectly connected, change type every film whitout losing the style...
And obviously... Doc, he's awsome!!! his voice, his faces, the way he talk 😂
It's funny how Babu mentions reaching the 1983 World Cup to become millionaires as long as it will be the main idea of the second part's plot
Lol they pretty much predicted the entire plot of the 2nd movie right at the end. These two never cease to amaze me.
I'm so excited y'all reacted to this, I'm watching now. 🍿🥤💙😁
I enjoyed this reaction.
I hope you'll introduce them to the film's sequel, Back to the Future Part II (1989).
Babu is back horaaaay ❤️
Ehy, I'm so surprised to see how in disbelief they are that in 1985 things like cars nd telephones and tv existed. They didn't even mention 1955, but 1985. Also, Babu telling us that, in 2000 (!!!) he had to go into a shop to telephone, in which seemed to be a very old telephonic centraline is... absurd. It makes me really appreciate the Country in which I was born, since I was born in 1982 and, for me, despite the fact I wasn't born in a rich family, I had tv, telephone, my father drived a car etc., and it was completely normal. I even remember watching anime in 1986, when I was about 3 years old, waiting for my Mom to come to pick me up at my Grandparent's place! I still remember the anime: "Mirai no Shounen Konan"! A great anime, by the way, by Hayao Miyazaki!!!
Bhabu got so excited at seeing the DeLorean, I think you need to show these guys Fast and the Furious.
Its wild how little has effectively changed for people in the US and other Western countries in the last 25 years - but for much of India its been a technological boom. I miss the time when I was young and I was amazed by new technology - now its just a refinement of something we've had for decades.
Great experience; really enjoyed.
Watching movies with these two makes me feel warm and good inside so many good memories.
GREMLINS!!!!
Also please tell Babu that he has such beautiful hands!
The movies get even better. 😃 Please react to all of them.
Great reaction. Another legendary classic. Might I suggest Timecop since you're doing time travel movies? Anyway, hope you do the whole franchise of this.