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This is more than just a movie this is nostalgia,childhood I never get bored of watching this masterpiece!! 10/10
I really hope she does the whole trilogy, I only got to see the first one in a theater. She's gonna flip her lid in the gunfight in the 3rd movie.
#facts
This movie gives a warm nostalgic feeling even to those who didn't experience it in the 80s or in their childhood
Yeah there's only a handful of movies that I can watch over and over and never get tired of them. Back to the Future and Groundhog Day are two of the biggest ones for me.
I've watched it so many times! I've watched lots of "reactions" too. I never get tired of it.
Watching all 3 movies is required viewing. All 3 of them are great in their own way and retain the soul of the first film. It’s one of those rare times where the sequels can keep up with the original. So definitely watch Part 2 and Part 3 :)
This is heavy nostalgia for me, since I was 12 when the original came out, right in the perfect age range for the movie. I saw all 3 in the theaters as they released. There’s very few experiences better than getting to watch the Back to the Future trilogy in theaters when they released with a very active audience. The laughing, cheering, etc. made it so much more memorable.
This hit theaters the week after I turned 13. The summer of '85 was one of the best summers ever...
I basically said the same thing. its three movies but its one full story and one of the best trilogies ever made.
3 is just pure fun.
The only thing I’d change about this trilogy is that I’d remove the teaser that plays at the end of Part 2.
I get why they originally included it, because they felt they needed to reassure the audience that everything would be resolved after ending the movie on such a cliffhanger.
But I feel that for people coming to the whole trilogy fresh with no preconceived ideas of what to expect, it’s a bit too spoilery and not really needed anymore.
@@maestro80smusic93 Agreed
BEST.TRILOGY.EVER!!!
That it is.
EXACTLY!
You should watch all three!
ESPECIALLY since they had no plans for a sequel. But they did it right. Unlike the Highlander franchise.
That is a scientific fact
Fun Fact: in the audition scene, the band is covering Huey Lewis’ song Power of Love. The person with the megaphone who told him he was too loud was none other than Huey Lewis.
I did not know that until this moment!
It's his band "the news" playing on stage
Then we move forward some years later and learn about Hip to be Square 😉
I always loved Huey Lewis cameo as the teacher who told Marty that they were just too darned loud. Huey Lewis and the News performed several songs on the soundtrack, including The Power of Love.
Lewis was actually told the same thing early in his career.
The irony is Marty was playing one of Huey's songs.
Dude I wrote almost exactly what you posted here just now. I read your response after I wrote mine and I was like “how did he copy me that fast”? 🤣
I’m also very stoned, so there’s that.
Louis was in a lawsuit with the studio because he thought the theme to "Ghostbusters" sounded too much like his single "I Want a New Drug". They offered to feature his music in "Back to the Future" and give him a role in the film to settle the case.
Yeah in that particular scene, Huey Lewis is the teacher, and the other one playing guitar right next to Michael J Fox is Huey Lewis’ son.
Wonderful reactions to one of the greatest movies ever made, Trixy Blue.
Please watch parts 2 and 3.
You won't be disappointed.
You're in for one h*** of a trilogy. A childhood favorite to be sure! Dripping with 80's and yet timeless
One honk of a trilogy?
@@logann7942 eck on end I guess
one herd of a trilogy?
One Huey of a trilogy
Gotta censor heck, god is watching 🤣
Many film schools hold this movie up as one of the best examples of film making. Characters, plot, writing, acting, sound, and filming, all fall almost perfectly into line and there is never a bad or annoying moment. Even the slow parts are promoting the full film with their content.
I saw this in the theater as a child and it was one of my favorite films. As an adult I gained an appreciation for the things I could not understand or notice as a kid. Fantastic film.
Nearly perfect, but why didn't Marty's parents recognize him from 1955 AFTER he came back? He was also playing a guitar that didn't exist until 1958. Just saying, still love this beautiful piece of American pop culture!
The guitar? Fair enough but remember, the parents were teenagers who only knew a guy called Calvin "Marty" Klein for less than a full week before he disappeared without a trace and wasn't seen once by either parent for 30 years. Things get forgotten after that much time, especially after raising a family
@@Mister_Samsonite I always noticed that the initial time jump was wrong; Einstein jumps exactly 1 minute into the future as shown by the 2 watches, but the time circuits don't work like that: you jump to a certain time, you don't jump ahead a certain amount of time, if you follow me..
But, these are really minor things, ha ha.
In 1991 my storyboard teacher went into great detail about many scenes in the movie. He spent a lot of time talking about the opening scene and the symbolism of the clocks! 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
"Reefer" was the slang for marijuana back in those days. That's what the guy in the 3D glasses meant when he called the band members reefer addicts.
Far more time has passed (37 years) from today to when this movie was released than the amount of time Marty went back in time (30 years). The movie itself is a time machine.
it's a 🤯 for sure
I remember the hype in 2015, for Back to the future day
First time I saw this I kinda looked like Marty.
Now I kinda look like Doc
Excellent example of how a simple idea can be made into a classic through great execution and talent.
Not just a simple idea, an old and worn science fiction staple. A reminder that it's not just the plot, it's how you tell it. (I know we're basically pointing at the same thing -- I just see it a little differently.)
Marty and Doc use the machine for the first time at "The Twin Pines" Mall but when Marty goes back in time he runs over one of Farmer Peabody's pinetrees and his mailbox. When Marty returns to the future and runs to the mall on foot the sign he passes now says "Lone Pine Mall".
It's also really well done in that no one in the series mentions it, since for them that was "always" the name of the mall.
Doc Brown is the one thing that never changes in the series. Which is a little weird considering he went from probably being a bit down that none of his experiments work to knowing since the 50s that the greatest one would. IRL this would probably result in him inventing time travel much early just out of a desire to get to the point of being a successful inventor and at most keep it secret from Marty until the day he would normally reveal it and probably also result in many other creations being successful thanks to the boost to his ego.
I never get tired of your reactions. You have the most charming personality and the biggest heart. We need more people like you in this world.
She’s really smart too, she already knew that after Lorraine’s dad hit him with the car instead of his dad that she was gonna fall for him instead lol 😂
She's playing you guys, trust me, she is smart . . .
@@toadynamite8141being smart and having a kind heart aren't necessarily mutually exclusive 🤣
Oh absolutely BTTF 2 and 3 are worth watching! It really is an amazing trilogy overall.
Lol "Did you bring extra Plutonium?" -> Major plot point :)
This was, by far my favorite reaction from you! Your energy, laughter, and the way you cringed every time Marty's mom came on to him was hilarious. I wish there was a tracker for every time you said "NOoooooooo". lol
The next two films are a must watch. They are great as well. Remember when they left at the end of the film, they were heading 30 years into their (1985) future... which is our past. It's pretty fun to see what the film makers thought 2015 would look like. haha
Being that I cant’t even remember the first time I saw this movie (since I’ve been watching as far back as I can remember), it was so fun and exciting to see it for the “first time” vicariously through your eyes, Trixy Blue. I’m impressed at how perceptive you are… you didn’t miss any detail! You’ve got to do this again for parts 2 and 3!
The guy who tells Marty "You're too damn loud", is Huey Lewis. His band did the music for this movie.
@@shawbros Always proof read.
And the song Marty's band was playing was Huey's main theme for the movie. He was complaining about his own song!
Back to the Future is often used as an example of the "perfect script". Absolute classic.
I would not say perfect, the dialogs are something clunky and forced. That being said, every setups have their pay-off, and that is awesome.
@@ghyslaina In a poll of screen writers, Back to the Future's screenplay was voted one of the 10 best in movie history.
Top ten.
Yeah, I'd say the script is damn near perfect.
@@blaseblah204
He didn’t say it wasn’t “damn near perfect”. He just said it wasn’t *perfect.* In terms of structure, it’s just about textbook perfect, but one could put the logistics of certain things into question, to be sure.
@@BareBandSubscription The effectiveness of a screenplay is mostly measured by how well all the characters are developed, and how true to the character the dialogue is.
Other variables include how the metaphors play off of each other subtly, without being too on the nose, and the use of foreshadowing plot points, and the surprises that can lay within.
The logistics of time travel, and possible paradoxes is not anywhere near important in a humorous film like this.
If you're focused on time travel errors, you're missing the forest for the trees in BTTF.
Screenplay is almost like poetry.
@@blaseblah204
Thanks for the film course, Scorcese, but I know what value a screenplay has. That’s why I said it was structurally textbook perfect. The logistics of the time travel (as well as the darker implications behind the resolution regarding Marty’s family) are just something to pick apart if you _really_ want to, preventing the script from being literally perfect.
I see a couple of people already commented on the Lone Pine Mall thing and Huey Lewis cameo. Couple more to note: The drunk commenting on drunk drivers was the Mayor in '55 (this is disputed by some) and the concrete ledge that broke under Doc's weight reconnecting the cable was now shown broken in the future.
Really nice reaction and good luck with the demon cat! lol
This young lady is so smart. Figures it all out very quickly!
The reason Doc kept and read the letter is because of the moment where he sees the restored photo and hears about George knocking out Biff. When he says "Never?" with the worried look, thinks and dismisses it, it's planting the seed of doubt in his mind over whether those kinds of changes are always catastrophic or if the future is sacrosanct, as well as setting that twist up for the audience. One of the themes the series repeats is that the future is unwritten, so you may as well make it a good one.
The actor Crispin Glover, played the dad. Mostly blacklisted by Hollywood, he started a groundbreaking lawsuit against the studio and producers of these movies, to give actors more rights to characters, and money, from their movies!
I'm a 90s kid from Seattle who missed out on all the fantastic music here. I'd definitely go back and catch my favorite bands before they were famous
Wow imagine watching this for the first time !
Hey Blue, I've seen a lot of reactions to BTTF and yours could be the best yet. You really paid attention and got all the jokes. Plus you were really ahead of the curve in your anticipation of things yet to happen. Well done. And, one more thing: "He spun around his axis, like a planet!" Blue, you kill me.
You definitely must watch all three films, it’s one of the great film trilogies! The first movie is great on its own, but by the end of the third you’ll see how well it works as one big story, too.
The joke behind the guy telling Marty he was too loud in the start of the movie is that the person saying he was too loud is Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and The News, and the song Marty was playing is one of their songs. :D
So Marty goes back to 1955 and tortures his dad with a Eddie Van Halen guitar solo as well as playing a Eddie Van Halen style guitar solo at the dance. Fun fact: Eddie Van Halen was born in 1955.
At 29:02 that isn't Michael J. Fox that threw that punch,watch the punch in slow motion and you can see that's Eric Stultz,The First Marty Mcfly😀
Did you notice? Marty arrives at mall and sign says "Twin Pine Mall". Marty goes back in time and accidentally runs over a pine tree while being shot at. When Marty makes it back to 1985 and he sees Doc get shot again, Marty is standing next to a sign that says "Lone Pine Mall. Marty running over that Pine Tree in the past caused the name of the Mall to be changed
Doc’s breakfast machine in opening scene wasn’t malfunctioning. It had just been left unattended several days.
Lea Thompson has always had my heart since I saw this movie, lol.
"Will he make it? He has to! It's called 'Back to the Future,' not 'Almost Back to the Future." LOL!!
Love your reactions.
Kittens look so innocent getting into mischief.
Biff is the underrated actor in this entire series!!!
When Huey Lewis says 'You're too darn loud" then you're too darn loud 😆
The movie was pitched to Disney, they rejected it because of the kissing scene between Marty and his mom, it's incest & back then Disney said they had family values.
M. J. Fox wasn't the 1st choice for Marty, Eric Stolz(?) filmed for 3-4 weeks before they halted production & made the switch, there are clips on RUclips.
Now this is a reaction. A young woman seeing a 37 year old movie set 67 years ago. Learning about the hip times between then, back further and now.
Imagine seeing this movie in 1985 as an 8 year old kid when these concepts had never even been thought of before. Totally changed my life.
1. The cranky principal also played the ship's squadron leader in "Top Gun".
2. The teacher that tells Marty, "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis himself. (Heart of rock and roll)
3. If it wasn't for this movie they wouldn't have sold ANY DeLoreans.
4. The flammable material set on fire with the model exercise had to have been put there on purpose.
5. It's always fun to see how people react to the Marty and his mom car scene. 🤣
6. George McFly/Crispin Glover didn't like that the story ended with the family being prosperous.
7. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta.
8. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
The trilogy is like one long movie, and you have only seen a third of it, please continue.
Think about the subtext of this movie:
16:23 Goldie has been mayor of the town for a while, but downtown (in 1985) is in disrepair (clock tower has been broken 30 years, the movie theater has p*rn movies). I guess Mayor Goldie Wilson's plan to clean up the town didn't work.
17:38 "Stella, another one of these damn kids jumped in front of my car." Oops, looks like Lorraine puts on peep shows after school on a regular basis.
18:31 "I've never seen purple underwear before." What else did you check out Lorraine?
23:26 "I'm sure in 1985, uranium is available in corner drug stores." Actually depleted uranium was used in wristwatches of the era and in glow in the dark frisbees of the 1970's.
25:42 George is very afraid of letting anyone see his stories and deathly afraid of rejection. He has Borderline Personality disorder.
38:34 An inference that Chuck Berry plagiarized one of his biggest hits. Mix in the Goldie's failure and connect the dots.
Lorraine was doing the 1950's version of OF 😂
But I think your definitely right about the mental/emotional state of George and Lorraine. People don't really think about cause that would probably mean noticing what's going on in themselves. In the timeline of generations, the 1950's is when generational families really shifted to nuclear families and then fractured even more.
George likely has BPD or at least some serious codependency and avoidant anxiety. Lorraine has parents that are just oblivious to her so she is sexually forward, drinks liquor and smokes in high school, and has some magical thinking with how hard she fawns for "Calvin Klein." Biff, presumably, doesn't have his parents in his life and is raised by an uncaring grandmother so he becomes a bully, potential r@pes a girl and eventually takes things further in other timelines until someone stands firm and he buckles to sniveling facade that covers he's still a dick when he's not around others.
You're going to love this. Saw it as a kid back in the day at a small cinema here in Australia. I enjoy all of your material, keep it coming and enjoy.
John F. Kennedy? He’s a senator running as a vp candidate under Adlai Stevenson. Dad should have really known about him, unless he doesn’t vote. CORRECTION: He was only a senator at the time. Kefauver was vp candidate.
He didn’t know who he was because it was 1955 ok 🙄
@@nsasupporter7557 He was a senator from Massachusetts in 1955.
@@visionaryventures12 wonder why he didn’t know who he was lol
This was my favorite trilogy as a kid, happy your watching it. Also love the hair.
Truly an outstanding masterpiece. personally, I don't believe part 2 and 3 will ever be as good as the original. Trixy will always give the best reactions. 🖤
Blue would have liked the Back to the Future ride at Universal Studios.
Funny, during the George/Biff punch scene you had your knee up and it says on your pants "Don't be afraid" as you cheer for George. If it was intentional, that's brilliant. If accidental it was a great coincidence!
This trilogy is required viewing,especially this one. I used to wonder if people would still dig it all these years later but it’s proven to be timeless,as great as it was in 1985(I was only 5 but that was a long time ago🤣)
"Reefer Addicts?,What Is That?"
Reefer is a slang term for marijuana
The most interesting thing about this movie is that nearly every little detail is important. Remember when he first went back he hit one of the pine trees? At the beginning of the movie he's at the twin pines mall... but at the end its the lone pine mall.
This has been one of my favorite movies since I was little! I remember getting the VHS tapes of the Back to the Future trilogy back in the 90’s ^^
I hear they teach this movie in film schools because no set-up goes without a pay-off. You think some dialogue is just pointless filler, but then it comes back.
5:00 That's Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News, the band who performed the song Marty is playing here - "The Power of Love". So yeah, the joke is he's saying his own song is too loud.
Proof that some things are timeless! The reaction on your face when he went back to the future is INDESCRIBABLE!
Some people would say the first is the best one.
But I consider all three to be 5/5.
Also, the same people would say the first one is the perfect movie. In many ways they are right.
"REEFER" is what they use to call Marijuana back in the day, hence " I don't want to mess with no reefer addicts " 😆👍✌️ My dad rented this film In the mid 80s and I immediately took it to the old school rental stores and asked for the sequel and the rental clerk tells me , " kid it hasn't even been made yet" 😳 BUMMER .... I had to wait almost 5 years for the big anticipated sequel. ....Ya,,, and the second film is totally awesome as well , totally, totally, totally recommend Back to the Future 2👍✌️😉 Same production team behind all the films, Rob Zemeckis 🎥 👍
I love it when Marty is on stage playing "Johnny Be Good" Marven Barry is back stage calling his cousin "Chuck Berry" about that new sound that he's been looking for which happens to be the new sound of Rock N Roll. "Chuck Berry" look him up. You'll be surprised how that phone call fits into this movie. lol
Also, Doc really did die. He didn't know he'd be shot at the beginning since Marty hadn't visited 1955 yet.
This is one of those movies that is loaded with _so many_ foreground/background details that you keep finding new ones on each watch through, like one i only caught recently on the back of the newspaper Marty picks up in 1955 advertising "The car of the future".
Okay Trixy...No spoiler as to the story, but some things you need to know...
There was NO plan for any sequels. It was only this movie being a runaway box office success that made them think about doing them. So, they created the stories for the next films and basically filmed them together back-to-back. If you watch the second, at the end there is a "trailer" for the third one before the end credits. If you don't want spoilers, don't watch that part.
If you do the rest of the Trilogy, the role of Jennifer was re-cast. The original Jennifer had family issues with her mom having cancer, so she opted to not return for the sequels and care for her mother. The role is played by Elizabeth Shue (Ali from 'The Karate Kid). Also, so has George...in a way. There was a lot of bad blood between actor Crispin Glover (George) and the filmmakers. It's a long story...so they worked around it best they could. It does not detract from how great the films are, so don't worry about it! This is just a heads-up!
Great reaction, Trixy!!! Please do the next two...you will LOVE them!!!!
You did really well at this for the first time watching you caught almost every reference there was! Bravo Blue!
It’s truly a PERFECT Trilogy cuz each movie References ine another in some way. And in a lot of ways it’s airtight. Really well thought out filmmaking.
LMAO your cat was attacking Iron Man. I was dying. It was so damn cute as you’re trying to talk. 😂🤣😂
My mom took me to see this one in the theater when I was 3, it's the reason I like not only Johnny B. Good, but oldies rock in general.
Fun fact: I had waffles for breakfast. ☺
I been a fan of "Back To The Future" since I was a kid and my favorite part was Biff saying "Why Don't You Make Like A Tree And Get Out Of Here" though he saying it wrong 😂😂😂
I was just thinking about this movie today only to see that you uploaded wich is nice. Its a masterpiece of a movie and trilogy
35:23 a reefer addict is a pot head, the band was smoking a joint in the car
Playing at the dance is one of my favorite scenes because of Marvin. "Chuck, Chuck, it's Marvin... your cousin, Marvin Berry... you know that new sound you're looking for? Well listen to this!" While Marty is playing Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry lol.
What. the. hell??? I literally looked back at someone react to this movie from a year ago and you've released a reaction 13 minutes ago??? What an amazing coincidence 🤣
Edit: "oh god, this is going to be sooo loud". *followed by absolute Trixy Blue Pikachu shocked face* 😂😂 This is going to be a great video already!
When you watch all three back to the Future movies it's like one big full story chopped in three films
Greet movie. I remember celebrating Back to the future day in 2015 (!!!) with my mate and his movie replica DeLorean. Huge amounts of fun was had. Ended up parked outside a cinema who were showing the trilogy that day. 😁
Reefer is what they called Marijuana back then
By far "the" most delightful personality on YT. Watching her react makes me hope she nevers stops doing this, ever...
Fun Fact: the Twin/Lone Pines Mall is the Puente Hills Mall.
Fun Fact: The idea for the movie came to Bob Gale when he was visiting his parents and looked through their yearbook, and wondered if he would be friends with his father if they went to high school together.
I absolutely LOVE this reaction! You seem to be having so much fun, and so into this film. It's great.
The first time I saw this movie, and Marty was in the bedroom with the girl who would be his mom, I said, "How come his pants are off?" My friend said, "She took them off."
I must say Blue after watching your videos for a while now I see you have a gift of predicting events. You can always guess correctly what's about to happen or the main plot in a lot of these movies you never seen before.
17:40. In the fifties, one of the games some kids would play was a form of chicken where they would see who could wait as long as possible to run across a street in front of a car; the winner being the one who came closest to being hit. I’m assuming that’s what’s meant by “another kid jumped in front of my car”.
Also I always interpreted that a bunch of kids were very attracted to Lorraine, which meant that there might have been at least more than one other than George hanging around her house, stalking and spying on her. After all, it was the 50s…
Skateboarding was actually around for a few years before this but it was only in California.
Blue's face during the car park scene is the most hysterical thing I have ever seen!
Even when I saw this in the 80s I thought it would be better to make the electrical cable connected to the car parallel to the car and then it would keep tracking with the car until he reaches 88 MPH. A bit like a gondola but on the street.
MY FAVORITE TRILOGY EVER!! ALL 3 ARE A MUST, LIKE IMMEDIATELY! 😂🍿
For Trixy Blue -When I saw this in the theater in 1985, the joke about Ronald Reagan being president and Doc says "An actor?!" got a huge laugh because Reagan really was president, and had been a famous Hollywood Actor for years back in 1955. Back to the Future is probably among the top 5 movies of the 1980's!
Love that much of the dramatic tension needed to advance the plot depends on the fact that DeLorean cars as manufactured were unreliable and required upgrades after purchase to make them safe to drive. That's why the car is always not starting or the door won't unlock, etc.
Also, there's a joke by the director and producer in a DVD commentary that perhaps Doc financed the time machine by selling the cocaine he found inside the spare tire when he tore the car down to build the time machine. In truth it was just a rumor about drugs in the tires but John DeLorean did get into trouble for fundraising by less than legal means.
So happy you watched this.
I remember going to see it as a kid in 85 Such a fantastic 80's classic
Look forward to you watching 2 and 3
Robert Z did a great job directing this - he also directed Forrest Gump, btw.
One of Biff's gang members, named Match, is played by a debuting Billy Zane, who is best known as the villain Cal from Titanic. That movie is a must-react to Blue.
Nice reaction!
The clock-scene at the end, one of the best scenes ever made! I remember watching this first time as a teenager. I was screaming, laughing and was on the edge of my seat, all at the same time! 😂😁😱
Considered as one of the best trilogies ever,ofc you gotta see them all !:D
I’m shocked u haven’t seen this before!! The villain is reportedly the nicest man ever. Nobody should hope for sequels; both Bobs (Gale and zemeckis) have sworn “no sequels”. President Reagan was a movie actor for many yrs. Then he became Governor of CA; then became a 2 term President. Skateboarding probably was invented circa 1955. When George knocks out Biff, I always cry and I’ve seen this 50 times. According to this, Marty invented Johnny be Good for Chuck Berry 😅. For Blue: good call in the beginning u said, “he doesn’t have any more plutonium!”
She's seen it.
I meant before this time
He really is super nice. When people meet him they sometimes still hold the Biff character in their minds as him and he figured the quickest way for them to see him as himself is have a bunch of business cards that state basically "Yes, I did play Biff. No, I don't think your a butthead. Yes, I would be happy to take a photo with you." It said some other things but that's the main message.
Thanks
Now you need to watch Back to the Future II 🤩
I was just at that town square today. It's a Universal Studio backlot. The tram ride takes you there.
33:28 Best reaction ever, Blue. I can see the gears in your mind moving. Most of us have square parents, hopefully, yet Marty discovers both young George and Lorraine are ruled by their hormones. His disgust when he learns that his parents used to want sex is really funny. My favorite parts of _Back to the Future_ are the subtleties: Marty's grandmother telling him that his (Uncle) Joey cries whenever they take him out of his pen so they just leave him there. This is the uncle who can't stay out of prison.
Overlooked when people talk about the alternate version of _Back to the Future_ that filmed for six weeks with Eric Stoltz playing Marty is that when the part was recast with Michael J. Fox, the actor playing his girlfriend was also recast because she was taller than Fox. That was Melora Hardin, who went on to appear in the American version of _The Office_ as Jan Levinson.
There's also the one I only picked up on recently - George not being the first 'kid' to fall out of the tree in front of Mr. Baines' car implies that Lorraine's getting changed with her curtains open is quite deliberate on her part, and she's been doing it for a while...
Back in June 2022 I saw the stage adaptation of this film whilst having a day trip in London; I enjoyed that too.
It’s good watch all three !!
Your reaction is EVERYTHING. I freaking Love Back to the Future... do urself the biggest favor and watch Part II and Part III as soon as you can. You'll realize that this is one of the best if not best movie trilogys ever made. Can't wait for ur Part II and Part III reactions.
Is there a chance for Star Trek reactions?
Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan
Best line in movie history: "Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads."
Fun thing, when Marty initially went to the past he left the Twin Pines Mall, he ended up in the pine farm and ran over a tree in the past. When he got back to the future the Mall was the Lone Pine Mall