One reason why a remake wouldn't work is because of the timing. The 1980s and the 1950s had that right balance of modern and old-fashioned, respectively. A teenager in the 2020s going back in time to the 1990s wouldn't look particularly out of place since clothing , including underwear and sleepwear, wasn't all that different. The biggest changes since then relate to the internet and home entertainment and smart phones.
Fun fact: When designing the world of the 1950s, they had to exaggerate a lot of the features because they thought the '50s was too similar to the '80s. Theoretically the same would happen if a remake were made (though still hopefully they wouldn't).
Yes when watching movies of a bygone era our minds tend to focus on the differences rather than the simularities. Some old movies don't contain enough to seem that out of place. Smart of them to add more distinct stereotypical details.
That’s in a deleted scene. In the actual movie, he doesn’t bribe him. He just says of course I have a permit and the camera pans away to show Marty put in the letter in coat pocket.
Since seeing this at the cinema as a 9 year old this has always been my number 1 movie. You highlighted a couple of things I’d never thought about after dozens of views of the movie, the behind the scenes, other essays etc. I am happy to be your 50th subscriber and I look forward to what you do with your channel.
It just hits rite on so many levels unlike so many other countless movies. Sci FI, Comedy, Romance and a dash of Mystery as Marty needs to figure out how to get his parents together before he's erased from existence.
4:50 both of they scenes had rain on the road , the reason Michaels scene looked sunny is because it was used in the movie, Eric's looked dull (cloudy) because they didn't use it, there was no reason brighten it up, all deleted scenes in movies look dull as it costs money to sharpen the image of film reels, that's why they don't waste the money or time to fix it in post-production when its not going to be in the movie
I love this movie and the trilogy. I keep rewatching it over and over since day one So many memorable lines from memorable characters... I really love it all...evertime i watch i feel like a kid again. I also love that Its unrebootable and thats a good thing.
Great video man. Hope you grow quickly man. You have the gift. I have also had a different mindset to the song Power Of Love, and regarding George. Was it the PoL that gave him the courage to finally stand up to Biff? p.s. I was about 9 when this came out. I still remember what theater and where we sat.
The climatic scene where Marty kills it playing Johnny B. Goode, was going to be left on the cutting room floor. Brought bk by popular demand. ( pre view audience)
What’s interesting is Marty never returns to his actual timeline … so his original family just loses their son and he never returns. Kind of sad actually.
Why is the kiss disturbing? Marty did not kiss his mother; his mother kissed Marty as Marty was backing away from her. Marty's mother just thought Marty was just another boy and she had no idea he was her future son. It would have been disturbing if Marty gave his future mother the tongue, but he did not. He retreated as far away as he could, backing into the door before she kissed him.
I say that it's disturbing because it's clearly a very uncomfortable situation for Marty. But yes, your scenario would be disturbing as well, maybe in a different way.
Well T.T probably not but maybe, just maybe, information could be sent bk - a crono camera or something. The Catholic Church has one , so some claim. Uncanny valley , doubably so, those shorts with people in the past on the street going about their business. Well that’s happening NOW- Theory B of time.Truly mind blowing. And horrible. Sorry to end on such a nasty note.
What makes this movie good to me is how the characters learn and grow, among other things, as I talk about in the vid. But I can understand why certain logical elements might hold the movie back for some.
@@peachdoors Yeah like for example: Marty starts to disappear because he wouldn't exist in the new timeline that was created, yet when Biff makes a new timeline the Time Machine wouldn't exist yet the Time Machine doesn't disappear.
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One reason why a remake wouldn't work is because of the timing. The 1980s and the 1950s had that right balance of modern and old-fashioned, respectively. A teenager in the 2020s going back in time to the 1990s wouldn't look particularly out of place since clothing , including underwear and sleepwear, wasn't all that different. The biggest changes since then relate to the internet and home entertainment and smart phones.
Fun fact: When designing the world of the 1950s, they had to exaggerate a lot of the features because they thought the '50s was too similar to the '80s. Theoretically the same would happen if a remake were made (though still hopefully they wouldn't).
Yes when watching movies of a bygone era our minds tend to focus on the differences rather than the simularities. Some old movies don't contain enough to seem that out of place. Smart of them to add more distinct stereotypical details.
It's the small things. Like how Doc obviously doesn't have a permit and bribes the cop seeing as that he had his fortune in 1955.
That’s in a deleted scene. In the actual movie, he doesn’t bribe him. He just says of course I have a permit and the camera pans away to show Marty put in the letter in coat pocket.
Since seeing this at the cinema as a 9 year old this has always been my number 1 movie. You highlighted a couple of things I’d never thought about after dozens of views of the movie, the behind the scenes, other essays etc.
I am happy to be your 50th subscriber and I look forward to what you do with your channel.
Thank you so much! That’s a super kind comment.
It just hits rite on so many levels unlike so many other countless movies. Sci FI, Comedy, Romance and a dash of Mystery as Marty needs to figure out how to get his parents together before he's erased from existence.
You got that question wrong, it should be "how do.we live up to our density?"
By compacting our mass.
@@cmbaz1140 and dumping it into a Mr. Fusion
4:50 both of they scenes had rain on the road , the reason Michaels scene looked sunny is because it was used in the movie, Eric's looked dull (cloudy) because they didn't use it, there was no reason brighten it up, all deleted scenes in movies look dull as it costs money to sharpen the image of film reels, that's why they don't waste the money or time to fix it in post-production when its not going to be in the movie
Good call! Thanks for your insight on that.
I noticed… this vid, the sidewalks are wet.
also due to the fact that the footage that we DO have isn't in HD which probably also has something to do with it
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Wow, nice analysis! I saw BTF so many times but never thought of that physical difference you mentioned and how MJF was so perfect for the role...
Glad you enjoyed it!
14:14 Jesus Christ Doc😳 That was heavy🙃
Great video, well done 💪
@@springercollectibles lol, thank you, glad you enjoyed it
"There's that word again! Heavy!"
Please don't call me 40. It's barely been 39 years since this film was released.
I love this movie and the trilogy.
I keep rewatching it over and over since day one
So many memorable lines from memorable characters...
I really love it all...evertime i watch i feel like a kid again.
I also love that Its unrebootable and thats a good thing.
Every time I see the "save the Clock tower" lady I think it's Scott Thompson from Kids in The Hall in drag
Great video man. Hope you grow quickly man. You have the gift. I have also had a different mindset to the song Power Of Love, and regarding George. Was it the PoL that gave him the courage to finally stand up to Biff? p.s. I was about 9 when this came out. I still remember what theater and where we sat.
Thank you, I appreciate that! PoL was definitely involved, can't discount that for sure.
The climatic scene where Marty kills it playing Johnny B. Goode, was going to be left on the cutting room floor.
Brought bk by popular demand. ( pre view audience)
Glad they kept it in. That scene is the reason I learned to play guitar.
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Thanks! really enjoyed
Happy to hear that!
Fantastic vid
Are you gonna do back to the future part 2?
Maybe!
Love how this video ends with Doc cheering when the narrator explains that Back To The Future still holds up 😂
Very interesting and philosophical take on my favorite movie of all time. Well done, sir.
Thank you, my friend! Glad you enjoyed it.
What’s interesting is Marty never returns to his actual timeline … so his original family just loses their son and he never returns. Kind of sad actually.
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Marty had to display, just once ,a D!&K side to his personality ,otherwise risk being a Mary Sue.
That's a great moment for sure.
Why is the kiss disturbing? Marty did not kiss his mother; his mother kissed Marty as Marty was backing away from her. Marty's mother just thought Marty was just another boy and she had no idea he was her future son.
It would have been disturbing if Marty gave his future mother the tongue, but he did not. He retreated as far away as he could, backing into the door before she kissed him.
I say that it's disturbing because it's clearly a very uncomfortable situation for Marty. But yes, your scenario would be disturbing as well, maybe in a different way.
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But, George is the David in the story. Marty's conflict with Biff is more for comedic relief and story building.
I'd agree with that :)
Well T.T probably not but maybe, just maybe, information could be sent bk - a crono camera or something.
The Catholic Church has one , so some claim.
Uncanny valley , doubably so, those shorts with people in the past on the street going about their business. Well that’s happening NOW- Theory B of time.Truly mind blowing.
And horrible. Sorry to end on such a nasty note.
I'd never heard of Theory B of time before, pretty fascinating...
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Back To The Future contradicts its own rules whenever it suits the plot. I think that pretty much disqualifies it from being “incredible”.
What makes this movie good to me is how the characters learn and grow, among other things, as I talk about in the vid. But I can understand why certain logical elements might hold the movie back for some.
@@peachdoors Yeah like for example: Marty starts to disappear because he wouldn't exist in the new timeline that was created, yet when Biff makes a new timeline the Time Machine wouldn't exist yet the Time Machine doesn't disappear.
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