PERFECT ENDING TO A PERFECT FRANCHISE | Back To The Future III (1990) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING*
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Back to the Future Part III Description: Stranded in 1955, Marty McFly learns about the death of Doc Brown in 1885 and must travel back in time to save him. With no fuel readily available for the DeLorean, the two must figure how to escape the Old West before Emmett is murdered.
PERFECT ENDING TO A PERFECT FRANCHISE | Back To The Future III (1990) | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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I think Thomas Wilson might just be the real star of this franchise. Thomas being able to play young Biff, old Biff and western Biff and just put on a incredible performance is amazing.
And rich Trump Biff ! I love the scene near the end in part 3 when Marty gets back in his truck, still wearing the cowboy hat, and Biff catches that somebody got in it and says in his bully voice "Hey Butthead!" then immediately reverts to being a cuck and says "Oh hey Marty, love the hat!"
No love for Griff, my man?
And Tom Wilson is a sweetheart who kept asking if he was upsetting anyone with his performance. Playing a bad guy made him very uncomfortable.
@@shallowgal462 - Indeed, what a gentleman. I read something similar about James Cagney, who had to play a bad guy and act mean toward women - he would apologize before shooting the scene.
Just don't ask him the question you want to ask.
In Back to the Future 2, Biff was watching "A Fistful of Dollars," starring Clint Eastwood. That's where Marty got the idea to use the stove door as a bulletproof vest.
This train burned wood. You can tell by looking
at the smokestack. If it is flared, it burns wood and the flared part was to catch embers that might fly out of the top and cause fires. An oil burner would have a straight stack.
Good job! Great reaction!!
Built in 1891, locomotive #3 carries a wood load to look like it's fuel, many years back it was converted to burning oil. I guess it made it easier for movie work, I don't know. The way to tell what it is really burning is the way the flames burn. You can see when Dr has the firebox door open how the flame is jumping around and out of the opening. You can also see the flames jump and flicker when looking at the ash pan. This is do to the use of an atomizer that makes the oil into a vaper mist and sprays it into the fire.
or just look at the pile of wood behind the conductor ;)
6:49 He said all the best stuff is made in Japan. Which it was in the 80's and 90's (maybe today as well, not sure) Sony, Toshiba, Sanyo, Kodak, Fuji, Nintendo - all giants in the field of electronics. You're thinking of cheap crap, mass produced, that's made in china. Plus that scene has an additional meaning behind it, remember that for Doc it's 1955 - 10 years after the war,. Japan is still a battered country full of ruins and poverty at this point in time so he finds good electronics from Japan hard to believe.
Plus in the 50s japan was known for making cheap junky toys. Post WWII Japan had a similar reputation as China has now. It wasn't until Deming went and helped revolutionize manufacturing with systems like kanban that Japan really built a high quality reputation.
And yes, anything you find with "made in Japan" today is usually a sign of quality.
you're forgetting you are watching in 2023. this was late 80s so Japan was great with electronics at the time.
Also, it's Copernicus. He was a great Astronomer. He is credited with coming up with the idea that the Earth revolves around the Sun and not the other way around. Doc names his dogs after famous scientists
Windsor family - yes you're correct they changed their name after the war from Saxe-Coburg, as did other families due to anti-German sentiment. Doc's statement about him being from the von Braun family is also kind of funny because Wernher von Braun was a famous German rocket scientist.
@audraross3012 can you join my pub quiz team? We could certainly use that kind of knowledge😬.I'm English (obviously don't know about you) and know very little of the history regarding the royal family, we were only ever taught ancient Egyptian, Roman or vikings, nothing about "recent" history. I think Prince Philip was of Greek heritage, not sure though.🙄
Thomas Wilson as Mad Dog is his best role out of the 3 movies, he nails it he should have done more westerns it comes naturally to him
Fun Fact: The actress who played Clara Clayton was in a movie called Time after Time which was another time travel film in 1979. it was about H.G. Wells and his time machine. Pretty good one
Was that with Superman actor C. Reeve and the romantic hotel?
In reference to both last names, they were both German (in the case of Doc, Von Braun; the case of the Royal family, Saxe-Coburg). Both were changed around the time of World War I because they didn't want to sound like the perceived enemy (Germany). Don't doubt your history knowledge! You had it!
In the case of doc's family, they probably wouldn't have wanted their name to be the same as wernher von Braun either.
The scene you are remembering was from the last movie when Marty walked up on Biff. Biff was watching a Clint Eastwood movie where Clint used metal as a bulletproof vest just like Marty did in this movie, having a vest be a key detail of all 3 movies.
The stove cover bullet-proof vest scene is inspired from a real Clint Eastwood western, _"A Few Dollars More."_ (the sequel to _"A Fistful of Dollars"_ )
In Back to the Future Part 2, Biff is watching this scene with the two girls in the jacuzzi.
Marty's brown western outfit in this film is virtually identical to Clint Eastwood's costume in _"A Few Dollars More."_
While Marty's pink western outfit did seem out-of-place, it was actually based on costumes worn by 1950s western stars like Rocky Lane. Since the period during that part of the movie was 1955, Doc was dressing Marty in what he considered to be appropriate western attire.
The train is running off burning wood. During the hijack scene, Doc & Marty climb over the tender car which is full of wood blocks. I think this may actually be somewhat historically inaccurate, as I'm fairly certain by 1885 most steam locomotives were running on coal.
The conversion from wood to coal was completed in the 1890s. So it is completely feasible that the train was still wood fired.
I really like the atom drawings on that western outfit, really adds to being period centric for the 50s (atomic age).
The bullet proof vest was inspired by A Fistful of Dollars. Not the sequel
@@alexdeghost2729 The sequel literally features a scene where Biff is watching A Fistful of Dollars. So yes, the bullet proof vest scene was a call back to the sequel.
Indeed this franchise was AMAZING.
And it should never be rebooted or remade
@@theairwaybat1830 Hear, hear! "To be continued", "To be concluded" and "The End".
I see the trilogy as one giant movie. Awesome all the way. 👍👍👍
You are indeed correct, up until the First World War the surname of the British Royal Family was Saxe-Coberg, the king changed it to Windsor so they didn’t sound so German.
One thing that’s funny when they are talking about Eastwood at 9:11 his very first role in a movie was revenge of the creature the poster on the wall😅
if you're interested in checking out some westerns I'd have to suggest suggest the "dollars" trilogy. "A Fistful of Dollars", "For a Few Dollars More" and The Good the Bad and The Ugly" starring Clint Eastwood, there's a few references to them in this movie...
No movie even to this day could top the back to the future trilogy
The Lord of the Rings strongly disagrees with you
@@mikenelson3398 nah back to the future superior
@@mikenelson3398 A trilogy of walking. Right.
@@mikenelson3398 I just said the same thing lol
Star Wars OT👀
$80 back then is the equivalent of $2,458 in today's money.
Mary Steenburgen(Clara Clayton) was in another time travel movie in 1979 called _"Time After Time"._
Von Braun was a German Rocket engineer who developed the Nazi V2 weapons (buzzbombs) that used to target Britain in WW2. Later under I think Operation Paperclip, he was brought to the US where he developed the rocket engines used for space travel. Glad you finally got to this movie.
Awesome connection! Well done. 👏
Doc's family immigrated after WW1, but I'll bet they're related
@@piratetv1 Good insight, your probably right
@@suprstng6 they mentioned the year in the video game. I think the game was 1935 and Doc was 16
Wow that’s so crazy I never knew this connection! Thank you 🙏🏻
The song "Double Back" by ZZ Top was only credited because it was featured both as an orchestral, Old-West version during the festival scene by a band of musicians (portrayed by the actual band themselves, ZZ Top) and at the very end.
I trip every time he tells a whole story then takes it all back like “I might be making that up. Actually I think I’m making it up.” 😩😂😂
They should make back to the Future 4, The adventures of Jules and Vern 🚂
Regarding how Clara survived to mourn Doc and yet Marty remembered her as having died in the ravine, any time they change things, it takes a bit for time to “catch up” and change them. Doc called it temporal flux in the first film and it was the main point of tension in the first film- Marty erased his parents meeting and had about a week to dread it and try to fix it before the change caught up to him and erased him.
Some great Old West movies to watch: "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly", "Tombstone", "True Grit (2010)", "The Hateful Eight", "Django Unchained", "Unforgiven", "Dances With Wolves", "The Outlaw Jose Wales", "Young Guns"
The British royal family were named Saxe-Coburg-and-Gotha until 1917, when King George changed it to Windsor (named after the castle they were all born in, Windsor Castle). When the Queen married Prince Philip he formally changed his name to Mountbatten (for his uncle Lord Mountbatten) but before that his name was Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg. Soooo, the royal family's last name is currently Mountbatten-Windsor of the House of Windsor because that is easier to say and less German than Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg or Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
I still like the 2nd one the best. As a kid, I didn't appreciate this one as much as I did after repeated viewings. In the end, they are all awesome. I still don't get Doc's logic for not wanting to take Clara. She's supposed to be dead in this timeline, so him taking her away would probably reduce any potential screw-ups resulting from her maybe having kids or whatever from this timeline. I mean, he did anyway, but initially he was resistant.
Doc says he won’t take Clara back because he has to follow his own advice to Marty in part 2 about not using time travel for his own personal benefit, no?
Werner von Braun was a German rocket scientist, who was later recruited by the United States after WW2, and was instrumental in the US Space Program. The connection in Back to the Future to the "von Braun's" is to suggest that Doc's family were involved in the real-life Manhattan Project (which led to the development of the Atombomb)
I don't know if you can find it, but they had a animated series focused on Doc and the kids traveling through history
I used to love that show as a kid. There was comic book continuation with the original writers involved keeping it canon. As well as pretty great video game worth a playthrough.
For more westerns I recommend The Cowboys with John Wayne. He's a lot older in it but it's my favorite western.
Wells Fargo has been around since about 1850.
Calico material is what a lot of dresses were made of so a rude phrase for women was "piece of calico". By the way that bump on the back of the dress is called a bustle.
Doc's name was German. They used to Americanize people's names
To clear up the situation for the Ravine’s name let me explain.
In the OG 1885 timeline (this would be the timeline where Doc never went back to 1885) Clara does originally fall into the ravine and it get named after her. This is because there wasn’t anyone who could be available to pick her up from the train station so she had to go to her house all by herself. This causes her horses to get spooked and she falls into the ravine and dies.
Then there’s the timeline where Doc was struck by lightning and was sent to 1885 and becomes a blacksmith. This would be the timeline where it’s just Doc in 1885; no Marty. In this timeline Doc ends up picking up Clara (like he was supposed to) and falls in love with her. This course of action saves Clara from falling into the ravine. However this is the same timeline where Doc ends up being shot by Buford Tannen and dies in that Monday.
THEN we have the 3rd timeline, the one where Marty goes back to 1885 to save Doc from being shot. With Marty there he distracts Doc from picking up Clara at the train station. (Fun Fact! You can actually see Clara in the background waiting for Doc to pick her up in the scene where Marty and Doc are looking over the map of the railroads.) Because Doc was preoccupied with Marty, Clara decided to get a wagon and horses herself and try to go to her house all by herself, which coincidentally causes her to still lose control of the wagon, but Doc and Marty are there to see her and Doc ends up saving her anyway.
EDIT: I forgot that Doc, in the 3rd timeline, actually intentionally refuses to pick up Clara in favor of working with Marty. With Doc realizing he was about to be shot (but he still had no idea of Clara’s accident in the ravine) he just figures someone else will pick her up instead.
wait clara was in the map scene hold up ima be right back
This isn't quite correct.
In all three timelines, Clara arrives in Hill Valley via train. In two of them, Doc volunteers to meet her at the train station. In the sans-Marty 1885, presumably he does, hence the grave stone mentioning her. But in the third timeline - Doc doesn't meet her at the train station, so presumably she sets out on the wagon by herself.
So the question is, why did Doc decide NOT to meet her at the train station, when he'd already promised the townspeople he would? Doc had established himself as a good citizen, so wouldn't this blemish his reputation?
@@sixstanger00 because he was too involved with Marty trying to form a plan to go back to the future. Doc himself intentionally cancels his meet-up with Clara. He says so in the movie. He says that she’ll just have to find another person to pick her up. But that obviously never happens because Doc was never originally meant to pick her up. She was supposed to have always tried to go by herself, but that’s what causes her accident. Doc and Marty were just fortunate enough to have been there during the accident to prevent her from dying.
@@bitxh85 yes you can see her with her back turned to Marty. Granted we don’t see her face, she’s wearing the same outfit she wore when Doc saves her.
Just wanted to add interesting note to the second paragraph: ''This would be the timeline where it’s just Doc in 1885; no Marty. In this timeline Doc ends up picking up Clara (like he was supposed to)''
What's interesting is how Doc's reacts with surprise when he realizes he changed history by saving Clara. When the Delorean was hit by lightning and sent back to 1885, the name of the ravine would have changed back to Shonash. If Doc and Marty had met Clara at the station instead of being preoccupied, if they would have picked up on the fact that they saved her from going into the ravine.
Love throwing this at these reactions. Consider the timelines of all three films by characters from beginning to end. Doc has 30 - 40 years in his experience, Marty (and by extension us) roughly two weeks. Jennifer, Biff, and the rest of his family in 1985, two days.
Definitely looking forward to this! 😊
Like with the original "Star Wars" trilogy, each one of the "Back to the Future" movies is perfect in their own way. And it's really hard to pick one movie out of the trilogy that I like the most. But if I had to choose just one, it would be this just slightly more than the first one.
Fun, but Scary Fact: During the scene when Mad Dog goes to lynch Marty, while filming the scene the ropes became too tight and Michael J. Fox actually got hung. The crew thankfully noticed, and was able to cut him down. Fox was unconscious for a few seconds.
Mary Steenburgen is one of my favorite actresses. And she was perfect as Clara.
Another fantastic trilogy that I very highly recommend is "The Maze Runner" trilogy.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Magnificent ending to arguably one of the best film trilogy ever.
Anyone commented yet that Michael J. Fox almost got hung for real? 😅
Must be, right?
Fun fact: Michael J. Fox was actually almost killed during the hanging scene.
50:45 Yep, Verne needed to pee real bad. 😅
Go watch that scene again! 😉
Yes Wells Fargo Bank has been around since the 1800
The one thing that never made sense to me is, why 88? Doc could have calibrated it to anything.
the Back to the Future computer game by tell tale games continues the story after part 3. Its a story and puzzle game primarily.
Jules Verne aka the father of science fiction. famous french novelist
I can't choose a favorite, the whole trilogy is one big movie to me.
I love how the final movie the female interest is reversed instead of Lorraine chasing Marty. It’s no Clara chasing doc. Look at the scene here and then think of the scene at the first movie 25:19
37:32 -- This was a reference to Clint Eastwood's movie "A Fist Full of Dollars".
"But, I thought.... Didn't they have trains? They had trains, right?" :D Too right, they did!
Never seen anyone consider that Buford's name might go on the tombstone. Wondering how they have a funnel but a whole ass train pulls up the next second.
3 has always been my favorite ❤️
Tomas Wilson (Biff) is fkng amazing in this one. He goes all in and I'm loving it. And of course Doc and Clara is the sweetest love story ever 😍😍
The western was in the 2nd movie, just before biff tries to kill marty
The 2nd Jennifer played in the movie, Adventures in babysitting. Good movie
Man part 3 is just as good as part 1 IMO! If you want to watch more modern westerns I strongly suggest Young Guns 1 & 2!! My two favorite movies and Emilio Estevezs best performances!
My city I live in was established in 1829, but changed its name now in 1899. It probably be cool to see back then in real life. I have seen pictures though. Train started early 1800s. Whopper means a lie😂
I can’t really pick a favorite of the trilogy. It’s one long movie to me. Did you recognize ZZ Top at the dance? That’s who the three piece band is. The drum flip is a reminder of the 1980s band’s guitar flipping. I think they are even playing one of their 1980s songs in a country fashion. Your videos are great to watch. I love seeing people watch or listen and then like the movies and music I grew up with. Keep up the great work with your videos!
It was chopped up on RUclips so I couldn't tell. Did you mix up the scientist Copernicus with the name of a constellation? Which one? Doc always named his dogs after famous scientists.
Doc had himself made 30-40 years younger while he was in the future.
It was Jennifer, same character they recast, the original actress (Claudia Wells) could not fulfill a return to the character as she had to leave the series to take care of her mother who was dying of cancer. That's why there are slight differences in that scene you said was different, Jennifer, probably stating the obvious here but they reshot it. I would love a couple whoppers while I watch these movies, but in those days a whopper meant a tall tale or BS exaggeration. Lol
Think I've watched these movies more than anyone in history haha ♡
That movie was shown in part 2. It is “The Good, the Bad, and The Ugly” which had Clint Eastwood. Good recall!
Still best trilogy ever! This one is actually my favorite of the three, only SLIGHTLY ahead of the first one. I actually have the novelization of this one, and it's not that bad a read. Not a best seller by any means, but a fun little companion to the movie.
For the record, the back of the dress has what's called a bustle in it, which is actually designed to make the waist look smaller by padding out and extending the butt. Tiny waists were a major focus of women's fashion at the time, to the point where there were women pulling their corsets so tight they basically compressed their internal organs, sometimes causing serious damage. So glad that's not something I have to do now!
Ok Major about Whopper it’s not only a burger and it’s also a word to describe a big lie! Like somebody would say I had a date with a beautiful supermodel and his friend should say you’re a nerd in college and you expect me to believe that unbelievable whopper of a lie!!!
The poncho guy was Clint Eastwood. From episode 2
Biff was watching a Clint Eastwood movie in the hot tub with some women up in his penthouse in Part II.
I couldn't figure out why you thought the train ran on coal with the car full of wood right there.
Doc said the train would be a spectacular wreck.
Wells-Fargo was established in 1852 as a start up company.
Yelling "INDIANS!" when Indians are charging is racist?
Hey yooo obligatory recommendation for Death Note - 11/10 show. Only 25 episodes and one of the best shows ever
One of the best westerns is "Unforgiven" starring your boy Clint Eastwood.
47:44 Technically, she's been sleeping for a few minutes. I mean, he's been time traveling😂
shortly after the movie ended, a year or 2 after, they did a 20-30 saturday morning cartoon that showed what happened after. and jules,verne and clara an ddoc were a family, they went to 100 plus years in the future once, they went to the dinsour age, and all through history. there was always some relative of biff that wa always tomrenting some familymember of marty.
but also. there was a video game that this was done by rob gae, the cowriter of all thre movies. this one dude edited it to flow smooth to make a back to the future 4 and 5
4 is ruclips.net/video/h3MTNxN77R0/видео.html
and here is part 6
ruclips.net/video/fMRx4Ytvz58/видео.html
Two used to be my favorite when I was younger. As I got older, the third one became my favorite one. I love Biff in this movie.
in BTTF 2 you can see a sign over principal stricklands office door that says “discipline”
Yep different jennifer the actress mother got very sick and had to take care of her for quite a while ,the new jennifer is actress is Elizabeth Shue who became popular after playing Ali in the original karate kid movie and other films and TV shows..von Braun nazi scientist who ended up coming and working for u.s. and being the creator of rocket science and space flight as we know it
Link, The Butler. 👍
For me, when it comes to great trilogies like this one, it's hard to pick a favorite. Its like a 3-act play where all 3 acts flow together and have their own character arcs going on. So, I like all 3 for how they represented all 4 time periods as well as the character arcs. -- When I was a 9 year old kid, the 2nd movie was my favorite because of the future with the flying cars and hoverboards. As I got older, I liked the first one because of George McFly's character arc summed up by what Goldie Wilson told him ''If you let people walk all over you now, they'll be walking all over you for the rest of your life.''
-- I also like how Marty's arc was the reverse problem. He didn't fear confrontations, but he didn't know how to keep his cool. So , the trilogy had a balanced lesson. Don't let others walk all over you, but don't let them trigger you into a bad decision either. Know when to stand up to bullies, and know when something petty just isn't worth it.
jules and verne. doc and clara's favorite writer was Jules Verne the guy that wronte six thusands leagues under the sea
If you were referring to the letters on the grill of the time machine, it is DMC for DeLorean Motor Company.
I recommend beverly hills cop franchise 👌
Awesome movie
One of my favorite western movies, the good, the bad, the ugly! kind of long kind of quiet but great as hell
My order is 1-3-2😎 I’m a big fan of the third!!
The butt thing that the ladies wear is called a bustle. In Tombstone, when Doc and Kate rob the saloon, he mentions she's not wearing one. You wouldn't be able to ride a horse with one on.
He stole that oven bulletproof vest move from none other than Clint Eastwood.
That little frame on the backs of the dresses were called bustles.😊
When I was a kid my list was 2,1,3
As an adult 3,1,2
The dude with the poncho was Clint Eastwood! Lol
Is this a franchise? It's one single story, I think it makes it a trilogy
Doc was supposed to pick her up at the train station originally, Marty coming changed that and they were planning on how to get back to 1985 and were at the tracks he just forgot to get her, so she had to make other arrangements and that's why she fell over.
A good western movie to watch is, Appaloosa.
Jennifer was probably only there for a few minutes or hours though. It was several days for Marty, but assuming they returned to 1985 the same time they left to keep the timeline intact, they really had just dropped her off to sleep, then went back to 1885, and then returned to the same time they left
My order of preference is 1, 3 and then 2. The second is still good though.
I love how amped you get for these movies!
It makes sense that Doc Brown’s family would change their name from the German “Von Braun” to Brown. (Braun is the German word for Brown.) And a famous German scientist named Werner Von Braun, who worked on their rocket program, was one of the scientists who surrendered to the Allies, and was put to work on the US space program.
By the time these movies end, I'm always incredibly sad that Universal Studios didn't feel Back to the Future was relevant enough to keep around as an attraction. It was so much fun, and the actors were great reprising their roles, and so many people are discovering the films and loving them for the first time- they deserve to "ride the movie" like the old slogan said.
I remember when the Back to the Future ride was replaced by The Simpsons...sad day!
Marty's great great grandparents were ancestors of both George and Lorain. They were probably 3rd or 4th cousins but didn't know it. We place a lot of importance on families and timelines but the relationships fall off faster than we realize. For instance, you might have known your great-grandfather and my live to know your great grandson, but they would barely be related to each other. The movie does a good job of showing the gene pool of the Hill Valley people, the old and constant influx of the new. I wonder where and when Jules and Verne Brown ended up putting down roots.
Emmett Lathrop Brown
The first Jennifer from the first movie was unavailable for the sequels because her mom had cancer so she sort of retired to be with her.
Elisabeth Shue who took a really long nap for 2 movies is actually in a ton of stuff - you will no doubt run into her again if you keep reacting.
Claudia Wells, if I'm not mistaken?
There was a Back to the Future cartoon that followed the adventures of Doc, Clara, and the boys. I loved it!
I loved the cartoon. There's a comic book continuation with the original writers involved keeping it canon. As well as a pretty great game worth a playthrough.
Biff in part 2 was watching a Clint Eastwood western, highly recommend the Fist Full Of Dollars trilogy btw, Marty turned it off and asked about the Almanac
"*I* ........ *HAVE* ........ a plan................."
"Foo you always gotcha plan RIDE up till yo ass be talkin' face first to a TROLLEY, did they even MAKE those ba------
Always makes me tear up when Marty unwraps the framed picture of the two of them in front of the clock tower in 1885. A touching goodbye to a great pair of friends.
Parts II and III were shot concurrently so everyone involved in Part II was also involved in Part III - no drop outs. lol
Studio meeting, corporate exec's upset, 'STOP... Part II is too expensive & already too long &, needs to be cut.' Someone blurted out. "We're filming parts II & III at the same time, this will be split & released as two movies." Corp. exec's: Oh, why didn't you say so... Keep filming. (Film crew, Whew!)
my ranking is 1, 3, 2
6:57 Doc's dog's name is Copernicus, after Nicolaus Copernicus, the 15th-16th-century mathematician and father of modern astronomy.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaus_Copernicus