Back to the Future 1, 2, and 3 fit together so well, it's like watching one movie. It's one of the few trilogies where every part is great. See them all, definitely!
It might be the only perfect trilogy(personally I’d also say Batman/DK but I know some people don’t like the last one as much),I saw them all as they were coming out as a kid and wasn’t slightly disappointed with any off them. Plus like you said it’s a perfectly told story over 3 movies. Even without the sequels this one is an absolute classic on its own and for almost 5 years it was the only one,there are film schools(at least USC) that use it as an example of a perfect script. This is just a long way of saying he’s right you should watch them all😜
2 things to know before watching the second one: - the part of Jennifer was recast because Claudia Wells was unavailable because she was taking care of her ill mother - Near the end when it says "To Be Concluded" you need to stop it because it will be followed by scenes from the third one which will be spoilers
An interesting thing to think about. There’s two ways to look at what happened. The first and what the movie shows is Marty helped save his parents relationship and helped them become better versions of themselves which results in a happy ending for them and Marty. The second way to look at it which is kind of dark is Marty is now living with people he technically doesn’t know, didn’t grow up with and his real family is gone. Did he set fire to the rug when he was 8? Probably not. Marty didn’t grow up with successful George and Loraine and their other kids . So his real family is gone.
I still get chills watching this even though I’ve seen it SO many times. I know that might seem odd to anyone who isn’t “into it”, but there’s so many components that make this movie so spectacular…it has everything! When I saw it in the theater on its release, it had the same exhilaration as getting off an amusement ride. It’s a fantastic story and Alan Sylvestri’s score just catapults the viewer.
This movie has a very unique ending. There are three climaxes at the end. First the drama at the dance, then the action at the clock tower, then more action and relief at the mall and then an epilog at home as everyone is revealed in their new forms. Then finally there is a hook for an imaginary sequel. It's considered one of the best movie scripts in it's plot structure and pacing. Great reaction, BTW!
26:10 It's a stroke of brilliance, the change in the dynamic they set up between Lorraine, George and Biff. The _first_ time through, Lorraine's heart went out to George because he was the little lost puppy that her dad hit with his car. The _second_ time through, George and Lorraine ended up together because George came to her _rescue._ Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
38:36 "What about all that _talk..._ about screwing up future events; the space-time continuum?" "Well, I figured, what the hell." Doc had to protect the timeline. That meant making sure that Marty had an urgent need to deliver the warning to his 1955 counterpart. That meant it wasn't enough for him to just _survive._ He had to survive in such a way that both the terrorists _and_ Marty legitimately believed he was dead.
23:15 "That's a _great_ idea. I'd _love_ to park." _"Huh?!"_ Marty has been discovering, in this excursion, that his parents were once _very_ different people.
Always loved how each comic book type sci fi detail is totally linked and integrated into the story, cause and effect, and with humor. Doc was over the top which made it hilarious. His expression "Great Scott" is right out of the Superman comic books from the past. Christopher Lloyd as "Doc" should have at least gotten nominated for an Oscar. Lloyd was well known before as playing the quirky character "Jim" on the "Taxi" TV show [1978 to 1983]. "Daddio" was an expression from the 1950's. The entire movie was SUPPOSED to be campy....that's what makes it so funny.... a comic book that comes to life...
39:46 Consider the _incredible_ ways the timeline has changed because of Marty. His house is much _nicer._ His sister Linda is _popular._ His brother Dave has a _good_ job. His parents are _happy._ Biff is detailing George's _car,_ not stealing credit for his _work._ His father pursued his dream and became a successful _author._ The household has a _few_ different vehicles, one of which belongs specifically to _him._
"There's that word again, 'heavy'. Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?" That is still one of my favorite lines in any movie. Just too funny.
Did you notice the name of the mall was now "Lone Pine Mall" instead of "Twin Pine Mall"? When he ran over one of the pine trees back in 1955, it changed things.
17:23 "Get out of _town!_ I didn't know you did anything _creative!"_ 😄You're suddenly seeing a lot more of _yourself_ in him, _aren't_ you, Marty? 17:45 "Uh, no. No. Not hard at all." 😒You're suddenly seeing a lot more of _yourself_ in him, _aren't_ you, Marty?
One funny thing about this movie is whenever somebody posts a RUclips reaction about this movie, somebody else will come along and post a boring piece of trivia about Huey Lewis.
You are the only one who says it's boring. The fact that they brought in the rock star who performed the song, the power of love, and then made him a grouchy teacher who rejects the same song was brilliant. Not boring.
Another trivia: there were 3 actresses for Marty's girlfriend. Melora Hardin, Claudia Wells and Elizabeth Shue. Melora was replaced because Eric Stoltz (the first Marty) was replaced. She is the hot boss in The Office, Steve Carrell's gf. Claudia didn't do BTTF2 because her mom had cancer. Elizabeth went on to have a successful career, won an Oscar too.
In the comic books, doc actually burned down his family home. He was planning to help the government make a time travel program but decided to burn all evidence than risk giving that power to anyone.
This is one of my favorites. I recommend you watch the rest (II III) The music really helps bring out the tension and action in the scenes. Def my favorite part of the movie.
Skimmed the comments and didn't see anyone else mention this yet: when you watch the 2nd movie you should stop it when the "to be concluded" text comes up. Unless you don't mind minor spoilers for the 3rd movie.
^^^ This ^^^ Something I always check for in BttF 1 reactions, because some people do consider that post-conclusion thing to be a little too spoilery. That said.. great reaction Alexxa! Love getting to share this first experience with one of my favorite movie franchises. Lea Thompson was one of my first movie crushes, having first found her in Howard the Duck.
The sequels are worth watching. They get a little crazier with the time travel premise in Part 2, while Part 3's plot has a little more in common with the first movie (really trying to avoid spoilers here.) But in all, it's considered one of the all-time best movie trilogies. Every now and then people talk about making a sequel or a reboot, but the general consensus with most fans is that the series should be left alone instead of dragged out with unnecessary and inferior sequels (though there was a video game some years ago that was written by the original screenwriter and is considered essentially to be Part 4.) Once you get through the other two movies, you start to see how the story is starting to struggle holding itself together in regards to the time travel premise and the rules the movies try to apply to it.
When this movie was new in the theater, we also did not really know what to expect ... and boy this turned out to be a joy to watch for the first time. You have to remember, this was made as a "one and done" movie because, at the time they just hoped to break even with the production costs (so, all the scenes near the end of the movie talking about taking the car into the future were just to add a playful touch). However, after this movie became a "big major hit", they got the "green light" to do a second movie. In my opinion the first movie, I would rate as "A+" the second movie as "C" and the third movie as "A-" (with the 3rd movie however, being the one, I prefer to re-watch the most).
Hey Alexxa, thanks for a nice reaction. Interesting fact (maybe intentional, maybe not): George floors Biff with his left hand. At that time forcing left-handed kids to use their right was common and it caused all sorts of issues like stammering and low self-esteem. It's reasonable to think that happened to George and his left-hand is his primary one. (Another George - King George IV - was also forced to use his right hand, and you should watch "The King's Speech" if you haven't seen it. Brilliant film.)
Thanks Steve! Interesting fun fact - thank you for that! As for The King's Speech, I will add it to my list. It's a movie I've been meaning to watch for a long time! 💛
Lorraine just doesn’t get the message Marty isn’t for her, he keeps out of her way unless George is with him, and she’s quick to forget him after George decks biff
Yes, you have to do the next two movies! I think the 2nd one is the best one. I hope you don't wait too long to do the next one! Great reaction. I love time travel as well! It's my favourite!
In theory, he would always have gone into the past but that is the paradox that pretty much makes time-traveling back seem impossible. The movie has to skirt that to make the story work. Like Goldie Wilson had already thought of - and succeeded in becoming mayor before and Marty may have reinforced it. Or something like that. Because when Marty gets back to 1985, things have changed but in theory, they always would have been that way. (Or if Marty had NOT succeeded in getting his parents together, than he would not have been born, so he couldn't go back and helped his parents get together, thus things would have been the same as it was at the start of the movie. Again, an unresolvable paradox.)
Your points are 100 percent correct. The element, I loved in this movie (and, I watched it when new in the theater) was the use of bothers and sisters leaving a family photograph in sections. Of course this should have been instant for all siblings at the same time. But, creating this fading effect added to the urgency within each screen (smile...smile).
I’m always pleased to see how well this still holds up for people just seeing it now,I thought maybe by this point it would be odd that the “present” is now further in the past than the 1950s were at the time. In a way the 80s were the beginning of what pop culture is now so it turned out to not be a big deal
It was so much fun. I know I missed some pop culture references, but this movie was a whole trip! I can't wait to see what 2 and 3 bring to the story! Thanks for watching and commenting! 💛
They are all worth watching. It's really one big movie. They compliment each other extremely well. George mcfly and jennifer are recasted though. All 3 are must watches.
It should be that each film of a trilogy is better than the last, but the Mighty Ducks trilogy doesn't make me feel that way, and this one doesn't, either. I don't think filmmakers really go for that, even though it seems like the logically would. I think part three is better than part two, but I hesitate to say it's better than part one.
Love this trilogy. For me it comes in 2nd only to Lord Of The Rings as the greatest trilogy in film history. 3rd would be the Indiana Jones trilogy (we don't usually acknowledge the 4th movie). Michael J. Fox learned how to play the songs on the guitar for this movie but they had to dub the singing.
Hi Chris! Unfortunately, this is no a substitute for the actual movie and the sound had to be lowered for copyright. Thank you for watching nonetheless! Wishing you a blessed day!
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Back to the Future 1, 2, and 3 fit together so well, it's like watching one movie. It's one of the few trilogies where every part is great. See them all, definitely!
I definitely will! Thanks for watching Bob!
It might be the only perfect trilogy(personally I’d also say Batman/DK but I know some people don’t like the last one as much),I saw them all as they were coming out as a kid and wasn’t slightly disappointed with any off them. Plus like you said it’s a perfectly told story over 3 movies. Even without the sequels this one is an absolute classic on its own and for almost 5 years it was the only one,there are film schools(at least USC) that use it as an example of a perfect script. This is just a long way of saying he’s right you should watch them all😜
2 things to know before watching the second one:
- the part of Jennifer was recast because Claudia Wells was unavailable because she was taking care of her ill mother
- Near the end when it says "To Be Concluded" you need to stop it because it will be followed by scenes from the third one which will be spoilers
An interesting thing to think about. There’s two ways to look at what happened. The first and what the movie shows is Marty helped save his parents relationship and helped them become better versions of themselves which results in a happy ending for them and Marty.
The second way to look at it which is kind of dark is Marty is now living with people he technically doesn’t know, didn’t grow up with and his real family is gone. Did he set fire to the rug when he was 8? Probably not. Marty didn’t grow up with successful George and Loraine and their other kids . So his real family is gone.
That is soooo true! He's with a bunch of strangers now!
I never thought of it that way, you're right!
I still get chills watching this even though I’ve seen it SO many times. I know that might seem odd to anyone who isn’t “into it”, but there’s so many components that make this movie so spectacular…it has everything! When I saw it in the theater on its release, it had the same exhilaration as getting off an amusement ride. It’s a fantastic story and Alan Sylvestri’s score just catapults the viewer.
It's soooo good! I'm so happy I got to watch it on here and get to experience this with all of you! Thank you so much for watching 💛
Sequels 2 and 3 are JUST as fun and entertaining. And Doc, Biff and Marty are in all of them.
This trilogy is SO much of my childhood ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
This movie has a very unique ending. There are three climaxes at the end. First the drama at the dance, then the action at the clock tower, then more action and relief at the mall and then an epilog at home as everyone is revealed in their new forms. Then finally there is a hook for an imaginary sequel.
It's considered one of the best movie scripts in it's plot structure and pacing.
Great reaction, BTW!
It was sooo good! I can't wait to see how the journey continues! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! 💛
26:10 It's a stroke of brilliance, the change in the dynamic they set up between Lorraine, George and Biff. The _first_ time through, Lorraine's heart went out to George because he was the little lost puppy that her dad hit with his car. The _second_ time through, George and Lorraine ended up together because George came to her _rescue._ Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
38:36 "What about all that _talk..._ about screwing up future events; the space-time continuum?"
"Well, I figured, what the hell."
Doc had to protect the timeline. That meant making sure that Marty had an urgent need to deliver the warning to his 1955 counterpart. That meant it wasn't enough for him to just _survive._ He had to survive in such a way that both the terrorists _and_ Marty legitimately believed he was dead.
23:15 "That's a _great_ idea. I'd _love_ to park."
_"Huh?!"_
Marty has been discovering, in this excursion, that his parents were once _very_ different people.
Always loved how each comic book type sci fi detail is totally linked and integrated into the story, cause and effect, and with humor. Doc was over the top which made it hilarious. His expression "Great Scott" is right out of the Superman comic books from the past. Christopher Lloyd as "Doc" should have at least gotten nominated for an Oscar. Lloyd was well known before as playing the quirky character "Jim" on the "Taxi" TV show [1978 to 1983]. "Daddio" was an expression from the 1950's. The entire movie was SUPPOSED to be campy....that's what makes it so funny.... a comic book that comes to life...
Thanks for this Thomas! I had no idea it about the comic book inspiration 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting!
My favourite movie
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Great reaction!! I love Back to the Future.
Thank you so much! I'm loving it too 😁💛
39:46 Consider the _incredible_ ways the timeline has changed because of Marty. His house is much _nicer._ His sister Linda is _popular._ His brother Dave has a _good_ job. His parents are _happy._ Biff is detailing George's _car,_ not stealing credit for his _work._ His father pursued his dream and became a successful _author._ The household has a _few_ different vehicles, one of which belongs specifically to _him._
Oh. And suddenly, Marty's mother _likes_ Jennifer.
"There's that word again, 'heavy'. Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?" That is still one of my favorite lines in any movie. Just too funny.
Did you notice the name of the mall was now "Lone Pine Mall" instead of "Twin Pine Mall"? When he ran over one of the pine trees back in 1955, it changed things.
I hadn't! I had to go back and look after I read your comment! I can't wait to rewatch all three again 💛
Glad you enjoyed it. Great comedy.
17:23 "Get out of _town!_ I didn't know you did anything _creative!"_
😄You're suddenly seeing a lot more of _yourself_ in him, _aren't_ you, Marty?
17:45 "Uh, no. No. Not hard at all."
😒You're suddenly seeing a lot more of _yourself_ in him, _aren't_ you, Marty?
11:22 Remember, now, Linda wanted to know what her father was doing in the middle of the _street._
I think initially, George just thought of punching Biff as something necessary, but sufficiently painful as to make him not want to do it again.
Best not to think too much. Just sit back and enjoy the ride.
34:45 Protagonists have to have the most _incredibly_ strong arms.
35:33 _Incredibly_ strong.
One funny thing about this movie is whenever somebody posts a RUclips reaction about this movie, somebody else will come along and post a boring piece of trivia about Huey Lewis.
I don't believe I've seen one so far, so do you have trivia you'd like to share with me? 😁
You are the only one who says it's boring. The fact that they brought in the rock star who performed the song, the power of love, and then made him a grouchy teacher who rejects the same song was brilliant. Not boring.
@@stevelafarga3296 Quod erat demonstrandum
Another trivia: there were 3 actresses for Marty's girlfriend. Melora Hardin, Claudia Wells and Elizabeth Shue.
Melora was replaced because Eric Stoltz (the first Marty) was replaced. She is the hot boss in The Office, Steve Carrell's gf. Claudia didn't do BTTF2 because her mom had cancer. Elizabeth went on to have a successful career, won an Oscar too.
In the comic books, doc actually burned down his family home. He was planning to help the government make a time travel program but decided to burn all evidence than risk giving that power to anyone.
Of course he would!! 😂😂😂 Love it!
Hands down best trilogy ever done. Must watch
The BTTF trilogy is my favorite series of time travel movies. Side note: 5 cents for a cup of coffee in 1955 😂😂😂
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This is one of my favorites. I recommend you watch the rest (II III)
The music really helps bring out the tension and action in the scenes. Def my favorite part of the movie.
Skimmed the comments and didn't see anyone else mention this yet: when you watch the 2nd movie you should stop it when the "to be concluded" text comes up. Unless you don't mind minor spoilers for the 3rd movie.
^^^ This ^^^ Something I always check for in BttF 1 reactions, because some people do consider that post-conclusion thing to be a little too spoilery. That said.. great reaction Alexxa! Love getting to share this first experience with one of my favorite movie franchises. Lea Thompson was one of my first movie crushes, having first found her in Howard the Duck.
Thank you for that! I don't want any spoilers, so I will keep that in mind!! 💛
Thank you so much!! 💛 Lea was sooo good in this!
The sequels are worth watching. They get a little crazier with the time travel premise in Part 2, while Part 3's plot has a little more in common with the first movie (really trying to avoid spoilers here.) But in all, it's considered one of the all-time best movie trilogies. Every now and then people talk about making a sequel or a reboot, but the general consensus with most fans is that the series should be left alone instead of dragged out with unnecessary and inferior sequels (though there was a video game some years ago that was written by the original screenwriter and is considered essentially to be Part 4.) Once you get through the other two movies, you start to see how the story is starting to struggle holding itself together in regards to the time travel premise and the rules the movies try to apply to it.
When this movie was new in the theater, we also did not really know what to expect ... and boy this turned out to be a joy to watch for the first time. You have to remember, this was made as a "one and done" movie because, at the time they just hoped to break even with the production costs (so, all the scenes near the end of the movie talking about taking the car into the future were just to add a playful touch). However, after this movie became a "big major hit", they got the "green light" to do a second movie. In my opinion the first movie, I would rate as "A+" the second movie as "C" and the third movie as "A-" (with the 3rd movie however, being the one, I prefer to re-watch the most).
This is my favorite movie!!
Yay!! I hope you enjoyed this reaction! 💛
Loved your reaction, you got so into it. Thank you. One of my top movies! Sequels good too.
It was sooo good! I can't wait to see the sequels! 💛
Also when we get to the first sighting of the car and Doc, it is so dark, I cannot see the video at all.
Hi Candice. Yes, it's on purpose as it was hit for copyright. 😊
Hey Alexxa, thanks for a nice reaction.
Interesting fact (maybe intentional, maybe not): George floors Biff with his left hand. At that time forcing left-handed kids to use their right was common and it caused all sorts of issues like stammering and low self-esteem. It's reasonable to think that happened to George and his left-hand is his primary one.
(Another George - King George IV - was also forced to use his right hand, and you should watch "The King's Speech" if you haven't seen it. Brilliant film.)
Thanks Steve! Interesting fun fact - thank you for that! As for The King's Speech, I will add it to my list. It's a movie I've been meaning to watch for a long time! 💛
A gigawatt is one billion watts. And yes, that is a lot.
A classic :)
Will catch up!
Lorraine just doesn’t get the message Marty isn’t for her, he keeps out of her way unless George is with him, and she’s quick to forget him after George decks biff
The “brother kiss” sealed the deal though, she was already over him before George punched Biff
Yes, you have to do the next two movies! I think the 2nd one is the best one. I hope you don't wait too long to do the next one! Great reaction. I love time travel as well! It's my favourite!
The reaction is out now! I hope you enjoyed it too 💛
@@AlexxaReacts Thanks! I actually watched it earlier! Lol Thanks for telling me though! I can't wait to see the next one!
@@bonniespruin6369 Just finished editing it 😉
In theory, he would always have gone into the past but that is the paradox that pretty much makes time-traveling back seem impossible. The movie has to skirt that to make the story work. Like Goldie Wilson had already thought of - and succeeded in becoming mayor before and Marty may have reinforced it. Or something like that. Because when Marty gets back to 1985, things have changed but in theory, they always would have been that way. (Or if Marty had NOT succeeded in getting his parents together, than he would not have been born, so he couldn't go back and helped his parents get together, thus things would have been the same as it was at the start of the movie. Again, an unresolvable paradox.)
Your points are 100 percent correct. The element, I loved in this movie (and, I watched it when new in the theater) was the use of bothers and sisters leaving a family photograph in sections. Of course this should have been instant for all siblings at the same time. But, creating this fading effect added to the urgency within each screen (smile...smile).
I’m always pleased to see how well this still holds up for people just seeing it now,I thought maybe by this point it would be odd that the “present” is now further in the past than the 1950s were at the time. In a way the 80s were the beginning of what pop culture is now so it turned out to not be a big deal
It was so much fun. I know I missed some pop culture references, but this movie was a whole trip! I can't wait to see what 2 and 3 bring to the story! Thanks for watching and commenting! 💛
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They are all worth watching. It's really one big movie. They compliment each other extremely well. George mcfly and jennifer are recasted though. All 3 are must watches.
Great reaction. Please watch all 3. 2 and 3 are really connected to each other
Thank you, Jeffery! I definitely will 😊
@@AlexxaReacts my pleasure
It should be that each film of a trilogy is better than the last, but the Mighty Ducks trilogy doesn't make me feel that way, and this one doesn't, either. I don't think filmmakers really go for that, even though it seems like the logically would. I think part three is better than part two, but I hesitate to say it's better than part one.
Love this trilogy. For me it comes in 2nd only to Lord Of The Rings as the greatest trilogy in film history. 3rd would be the Indiana Jones trilogy (we don't usually acknowledge the 4th movie).
Michael J. Fox learned how to play the songs on the guitar for this movie but they had to dub the singing.
He looked like a pro playing!!! Thanks for watching 💛
You need to turn up the movie sound. It is so low that I had to turn it up so loud to hear it proper, but then your voice is booming way to loud.
Unfortunately, same reason as your other comment. I have no control over copyright, unfortunately. But thank you for watching and commenting!
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Well done...i will blame your maturity...lol..you reacted n not over reacted like so many idiots..lol..ya goofy m8te from Australia
Thanks, ACE!!! After I watch the sequels, I will check out other reactors to see their reactions! Thanks so much for watching 💛
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Can barely hear the movie.
Hi Chris! Unfortunately, this is no a substitute for the actual movie and the sound had to be lowered for copyright. Thank you for watching nonetheless! Wishing you a blessed day!
@@AlexxaReacts Ahh gotcha. Thanks and you too!
The critics don't like the sequels, for good reason.
Bs. You've seen this movie. Nice try
I hadn't, but thanks for watching and for the comment 😊 Blessings to you!