"Your futures haven't been written yet ... no one's has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one." What a touching sentiment for the trilogy to end on.
@@holddowna I don't know if you were aware of this, so I'm writing it here. On October 21st 2015 it was declaired Back To The Future Day, and it was all anyone was talking about back then. People were making videos compairing BBTF 2 with what we actually had, like the fashion and electronics, what was not there yet regarding flying vehicles etc. Then on October 21st Universal Pictures released a video starring Christopher Lloyd as The Doc on which he utters the same sentiment written here. It was incredibly moving. I highly suggest HoldDownA finds that video and watches it ❤ You're gonna cry! xXx
You’re the first reactor or reviewer I’ve ever seen or heard who noted how Marty or Doc couldn’t kill Buford for risk of messing up the future. Not sure if that’s what was intended, but it’s an excellent explanation of why they were so desperate to leave rather than face Buford. Thank you.
I don’t know and sometimes I don’t remember what I said because I just think out loud while watching! But it makes sense to not mess up the space time continuum LOL
Yeah, I recently saw another reactor suggest before they went back to the wild west, that when Buffard was mentioned as an ancestor of Biff, they should just go back and kill him so Biff and Griff would never exist. Which wouldn't even just change things in general, but directly affect Marty and his parents lives.
well, it kind of depends if he had already knocked up the mother of his child or it happened a few weeks? later I remember something about him being arrested and hung shortly after? I might be wrong I think it was mentioned when they were in the library in 1855. Just like how taking Clara to the future was inconsequential since she was supposed to be dead, killing that gang a few days ahead of time would have probably just changed a few footnotes in the few generations that only pass.
Legitimate general point. And Buford being arrested when he might not have been otherwise may readily have changed things as well anyway. It’s why I hold the philosophy that in the event of time travel? Do the right thing for the moment unless you’re absolutely certain it’s going to screw up something serious and important in the future.
At one point in 1955 there are 4 times machines all in the same place at the same time. 1. DeLorean in the mineshaft 2. The “original” DeLorean from Doc and Marty’s first trip 3. Biff in the stolen DeLorean handing over the almanac 4. Doc and Marty going back to stop Biff from the alternate 1985
If that were true, then wouldn't there have been a picture of both Doc and Marty in 1955 from 1885, rather than just Doc on his own? I don't think the time travel in this franchise quite works that way. It seems like they are altering reality as they go along, rather than playing out what has always been. But to be completely honest, time travel is kind of beyond me so I could be incorrect lol.
This is true, and in 1885 there would be 2 DeLoreans. So instead of all this business with the train, all they had to do was go siphon the gasoline out of the DeLorean that Doc travelled back there in, put in into the one Marty travelled back in and away they go.
Doc getting a love story was the perfect way to end this trilogy, and it's genuinely touching. I really enjoyed seeing how much joy watching this gave you, thank you.
When the Delorean is destroyed by the train and Marty stands there and tells Doc "Well Doc, it's destroyed......just like you wanted.....". Trust me, many of us got emotional just like you. At the time we thought he lost his best friend forever
Regarding the horses pulling the Delorean: on the DVD commentary, one of the directors said something like "yeah, Doc would be smart enough to know that horses would never work, so technically this scene makes no sense, but we couldn't pass up the opportunity to get that beautiful crane shot." A lot of little things in these movies are like that, the people making the movie know perfectly well that some elements don't actually "work", but they leave it as is for the sake of making an entertaining movie.
@@holddowna Well, there is one more adventure you may wanna check out, look for a playthrough of BttF: The Game by TellTalle Games, or better yet, play it yourself, is a story driven game so there isn't much in the gameplay's department but it is also considered a sequel to the films.
It actually makes it more believable that she would fall for him just as hard as he did for her; at the time, a woman would be thought less of for having an interest in such topics. Clara probably spent a great deal of her life being judged for it, Doc was very likely the first person, certainly the first man, who not only didn't judge her interests but was thrilled about it.
"I cautioned you about disrupting the continuum for your own personal benefit. Therefore, I must do no less." I love that line. Doc is a man with strong principles. Granted, he kinda ends up breaking the rules, but rules are there so you think before breaking them. Doc definitely did think.
@@liamnehren1054 the first time he broke the rules, he did it to save his own life from the Libyans who shot him over the plutonium the first time around. I would have done it too, but for different reasons. I believe, if you do it, then you always did it. You didn't change anything, but did what you always did in time.
@@jasonligon5937 There is physics calculations that when certain things are true that they have basically just based on other things possibly being true which suggests that the bootstrap paradox and similar timey wimey matters would just result in the creation of alternate timelines and not that you always did that. Although I really do like J. K. Rolling's take on it like you just mentioned.
25:05 One of the coolest references not really mentioned is the frisbee throw. In the 19th century students from Yale and other New England universities used play catch with pie tins from the Frisbee Baking Company. They used to warn people calling out "frisbee" to warn paserby people. Thought it was dope when I learned this!
Seamus hunted and killed a couple rabbits for dinner with his shotgun. The type of shotshell he used fires a small cluster of small BB's or "shot" from the barrel, making it easier to hit small, fast-moving targets like rabbits, birds, etc. There were a few pellets left over in the meat, that's what Marty is spitting out.
For the hanging scene at 15:47 Michael J Fox didn't use a stunt double. During the act he made an error and started to get hanged for real and was unconscious for several seconds before the crew noticed what was happening. Fox even makes a joke about it saying like "I guess Bob [Zemeckis] didn't believe I was that good of an actor."
Truly, one of the greatest trilogies of all time. I particularly love Marty's growth throughout these movies as he learns to care less about what others think of him. Him choosing not to race Needles and realizing that if he had, he would've ruined his life was one of the best moments in the entire series.
Funny enough, this is one of the things that they "messed up" in the first movie. In the first movie, Marty was the "perfect protagonist". This whole thing about him being called "chicken" or "yellow" only started in the second movie. The writers had to write it in in order for Marty to have some sort of character arc.
"your future is whatever you make it to be! so make it a good one!" god that line. that line in particular has always stuck with me, ever since I saw this movie. I'm so glad you enjoyed this classic trilogy! these films are so iconic.
It’s really nice to see someone else get emotional when the Delorean is destroyed. It’s such an important character in its own right and you get attached to it. Great reaction.
Something that is great, you can see Clara waiting at the train station when Doc and Marty are talking to the engineer about how fast the train can go.
All three movies had a person or persons in bands in them, Huey Lewis was in the first one telling Marty his band as to loud, Flea played Needles in 2 and 3 and ZZ Top was part of the band playing at the festival in the third one, also the song being played at the festival was the song Double Back they wrote for the movie, just all the fiddles were added and there were no words, but if you listen to the beat there is no mistaking it
Poor Marty must be so exhausted. His Adventures between Movie 1 and 2 are back to back, he never catches a break. At least he got a nap before this one 😅
Look for 1979's "Time After Time," an earlier movie in which Mary Steenbergen falls in love with a Time traveler. (For real, too. She married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell.) I think you'd love it.
43:59 "Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one, both of you." Ames, i will never forget you wet eyes and reaction on this scene. Best reaction ever to one of my favorites all time film!
Fun fact, the origins of the frisby came from the frisby pie co. Kids of that time would use the pie container as what we know as a frisby, it caught on.
You probably got those all three parts had manure jokes, but did you catch the bullet proof vests in all three episodes? Doc Brown survived the Libyans. Then Strickland was wearing a flak vest and there was a clip from Clint Eastwood on VHS in Biff's palace. Finally, there's Part Three!
I love this trilogy so much and enjoy watching others discover it as well. It was so touching to see you cry when you thought we would never see Doc again. But now you know that he is happily traveling through time with his family. 🙂 Our own American “Doctor Who”. 😁
Doctor Who episodes are very… variable. Like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get, from comedy to drama to tragedy to horror. So you'll probably like some and others not so much.
@@holddowna If you decide to watch Doctor Who here on your channel (or in your private life), start with the Doctor Who series 1 (reboot) from 2005. It's a great spot to dive into the story! Love your channel!
The shot of the Hill Valley sign at the train station and then seeing the town was a replica of a shot from the film Once Upon A Time in the West... Doc shooting the rope that was hanging Marty was a nod to Clint Eastwood in The Good The Bad & The Ugly... Also, the Colt Peacemaker salesman was Lyle in the film Blazing Saddles...
I think one really cool things about the movie is that they got real western legends to cameo. The three "old timers" in the saloon are Dub Taylor, Pat Buttram and Harry Carey Jr., each of them have been in 100s of western movies
You can never rank these independently, it truly is one long storyline. One of the greatest trilogies of all time!!! So many iconic moments and meaningful messages especially Docs last one "The future is what you make it, so make it a good one"
Well, the first movie was originally intended to be a standalone story. Otherwise, you're correct about the other two films and the connections they have to the first movie.
Been hanging for this. Loved your interactive intro. What a treat to re-experience this outstanding trilogy with such a vivacious time-travelling companion. The Clint Eastwood running gag was a total winner. They had to get his approval of course. You don't go around calling the 'man with no name' the 'biggest yeller belly in the West', leastways if you want to live. The barfly character who delivered that line was TV legend Pat Buttram, best known as the usurious landlord Mr Haney in the classic 60s hayseed sitcom 'Green Acres'. The delightful Mary Steenburgen was a perfect Clara. More from Ames please, my latest favorite reactor.
Thanks for watching!! Wow thank u that means a lot to me! I love movies so much and I’m so happy I fell into doing this because I wish I knew about this sooner! But here I am!
If you want to see what happens next, there is a Back to the Future The Game from Telltale Games. It is considered canon by Bob Gale who wrote the trilogy. A few original actors come back to voice their characters. I will not spoil who but I hope you give it a try.
It's not that people weren't interested in Westerns when Back to The Future was being filmed it's just that when it was being filmed studios were having a bit of a drought for the genere. But BTTF3 and Dances With Wolves would change that and pave the way for the future of Westerns.
I remember back then people weren't excited for them being in the Old West but new watchers today really love it. Either way, I love how the did a Western and did a fitting homage that got people interested in the classic movies that were made before their time.
Little trivia. The Bullet Proof Vest idea is from a Clint Eastwood movie. This entire trilogy has some of THE most tiniest detailed payoffs of ANY movie series ever created.
Seeing the DeLorean ripped to pieces brought tears to my eyes not only that Marty and Doc could have been separated forever but the DeLorean is just as much of a main character as Marty and Doc, it's like seeing a friend die. The DeLorean is such a cool and unusual car not only in this movie but in real life as well.
Happy to see so much emotions when discovering my favorite trilogy. Saw the 1st one when I was probably 8 years old and it remains after more than 30 years by favorite trilogy of all time. It always bring me goosebumps and quick heart beats even after watching it more than 50 times. Huge time travel movie fan I loved seeing you reacting to the same scenes that made this masterpiece a true movie legend. Thanks.
I was 15 years old when the first one came out. What a time to be alive!!! I road the back to the future theme ride at universal studios too, that was pretty cool. Great reactions!!!
Ames, loved your video wizardry in your intro inserting yourself into the scene! I was a bit worried about you when the DeLorean got clobbered and you were on the verge of tears, but Doc's return seemed to bring the joy back to you. Thanks so much for inviting us on your trip through this classic trilogy. You injected a lot of heart in your rewatch and that made it all the more special. 💞
A very late fun fact: the train time machine at the end was designed by Simon Wells, who was the great grandson of HG Wells (author of the “The Time Machine”). Simon Wells would also go on to direct the 2002 adaptation of his legendary ancestor’s book!
The bartender in this was also the bartender in "The Outlaw Josey Wales" a classic Clint Eastwood western. also the old timer who said h about Marty's Nikes "he must have got 'em off a dead Chinee" was Mr Haney from Green Acres. He was also in heaps of westerns in similar roles.
You're the smartest lady I've ever seen on RUclips. Love your emotions. You're so funny and you're a beauty. If I'd live in Canada (I'm from Switzerland, Europe), if you weren't married already and if you didn't have 18k fans who all love you, I'd immediately propose to you. ;)
Thank you so much for your beautiful bttf reactions! I cried with you every single time (again). I wish I could meet a woman like you here in my country someday... Xoxo
What a treat. I've been waiting for this for days. I have to tell you it was so sweet for you to cry, lamenting Doc's imprisonment in the past due to the time machine's destruction. I was just waiting for your reaction when the train time machine appeared. You had a bit of a delay, then realized it was another time machine from the Doc. You know how the train levitated off the tracks to go back to the past? I watched this movie a few-dozen times and I still get emotional when that happens. I get tears in my eyes and become so excited. Wonderful reaction...loved it!
I really loved this reaction. You caught all the subtle and not so subtle foreshadows and callbacks. It was a joy to watch you love this masterpiece that I've loved all my life. New sub now.
8:32 Clint Eastwood Easter egg (Eastwood egg?): When Marty said "Clint Eastwood never wore anything like this", he was standing between the posters for the first 2 movies Clint Eastwood was ever in. He had uncredited roles in "Revenge of the Creature" (a sequel to "Creature from the Black Lagoon") as a scientist, and "Tarantula" as a bomber pilot/jet squadron leader. Both movies came out in 1955.
What better way to end this trilogy than with Hill Valley restored to peace and stability; Marty and Jennifer set for a brighter future (perhaps with Marty as a rock star?); and Doc happily married and time-travelling with his wife and kids? ❤❤ These films are three that I'll never get tired of coming back to in the future!! 😉
I have to say I really enjoyed traveling through time with you, this has been of one of my most favorite movie series of all time since I was a kid, watching this with you has been like watching it with my best friend , I greatly appreciate you sharing your experience with us. Your future is indeed whatever you make it, This Trilogy and your reaction to them will remain forever timeless.
I still remember watching these films when they originally came out. Part III was released 6 months after Part II came out, so we were all speculating during that time on how it would all end. I got to see Part III for the first time in a marathon of the entire trilogy, shown the night before Part III's release date. It was such a fun time. We even got shirts that said, I've Seen the Future Back to Back to Back. The Music Box Theatre in Chicago is about to have a film festival of Robert Zemeckis films from April 13 to 19. They will be showing the Back to the Future Trilogy on Sunday, April 16. This will be my third time seeing the entire trilogy in a movie theater and I can't wait!
I used to watch this with my son when he was little. It was his favorite, and mine, too. He's gone with the angels now, but I wanted to thank you for this. I can't bear to watch it alone, but I really had fun with you.❤ Thanks Ames.
The cartoon was great. It was a bit jarring when real life Doc did the intro and outtro but still great seeing him. There was a comic book as well with the original writers of the films keeping it canon.
I was born in 1986. I've literally watched (or heard) these movies my whole life, since my uncle was a big fan and bought the VHS versions as soon as they were available. We didn't have social media back then, but we used a lot of memes from these movies when speaking in our daily life.
There was talk of the next film but I believe they decided not to do it because Michael has a debilitating illness which is tragic but he’s been working on it being a positive in his life, his current journey ❤️
They will never be able to remake this movie because the person who owns the rights will never àllow or something like that, I don't have too much information
@@GameOn71213 Why would anyone ever be stupid enough to approve a remake in the first place?! ... Well, we actually got a remake of "Ghostbusters" (which predictably bombed), so who knows?
The two movies I'd most strongly recommend to react to now that you finished the Back to the Future trilogy (assuming you haven't seen either yet, of course) is "The Princess Bride" and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" The former is just a great movie; fun, funny, charming, romantic... it's maybe the greatest movie of all-time. (Not to raise expectations too high...) I'm sure you'll love it; everybody does. The latter seems to fly under the radar these days; I've seen very few people react to it, even recommend it. But, like BttF, it's just really really fun, and incredibly well-written. The writing - both dialogue and how the story unfolds - is incredibly elegant, the way everything matters and is on point, nothing is wasted. It's a blast, I'm confident you'll have a great time. In many ways it's very different to BttF, but it has some similar elements, the way it's such a fun adventure movie. (Pretty sure both are Zemeckis movies. Although I don't care enough to look it up to confirm; I may well have spelled it wrong. Oh well.)
@@holddowna Hard pass. I'd much rather see you react to something you haven't seen, and I assume the vast majority feel the same. Too many great movies out there to need to re-watch something, we can find something great for you that you haven't seen before. Let's throw a few out there (I can give you a short synopsis to try to hook you, but it's best to be completely blind in most cases; we'll see if any other commenters second any of my movies and can entice you into watching something blind vs needing to persuade you to move something specific to the top of your list): Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang Lucky Number Slevin Walk Hard 7 Days in Hell (probably not a great call if you're just trying to grow your channel because it's nowhere near as big as a lot of these other movies you'll see a lot of reactors react to; OTOH, I'd think it'd be really valuable to have a few underrated/cult movies on your channel to distinguish yourself. *Everybody* has reacted to Alien or GoT or Batman Begins. I have no evidence of that, I'm not a reactor whose experimented to see how hitting a few under-the-radar movies impact views, it just seems logical.) Stretch (ditto "7 Days in Hell") Ocean's 11/12/13 Mr Right (I haven't heard a lot about this one either, but it has Sam Rockwell and Anna Kendrick in it, not sure how it's flown under the radar like it has) Scott Pilgrim vs the World
I LOVED your reaction, Ames, especially when you got emotional thinking you'd never see Doc again. That was beautiful and it says a lot about your personality :) Keep up the good content!
This movie has such iconic characters that a spinoff cartoon was created using doc and Marty as basis for the cartoon and is one of the most widely love shows on television right now. Without Doc and Marty there would be no Rick and Morty
I loved the cartoon. It was a bit jarring when real life Doc did the intro and outtro for each episode but it was still great to see him. There was a comic book as well with the orginal writers of the films keeping it canon.
Just watched your reactions to the entire trilogy, it's been enjoyable. This remains one of my favourite trilogies to this day, and so glad there is a contractual clause that prevents it being remade (I think it was as long as Bob Gale is alive?). I'm glad you enjoyed them too, you could say this trilogy is a "timeless" classic 😁
The idea for this film supposedly came about while shooting the first one. As the story goes, director Robert Zemeckis was talking to Michael J. Fox during a break in filming, and he asked him what time he would go to if he was actually able to time travel. Fox responded by saying he would go to the Old West so he could meet cowboys, among other things. I guess Zemeckis must have had that in the back of his mind when it came to writing the script for part 3.
15:25 In 1955, Marty was able to improvise a _skateboard_ and outwit _Biff_ Tannen. In 2015, Marty discovered the _hoverboard_ and was able to use it to outwit _Griff_ Tannen. But this is 1885. There are _no_ skateboards, hoverboards or _pavement._ Marty needs help. 15:56 And here it is.
There were talks about Ronald Reagan cameoing as the Hill Valley major. He was a fan of the first movie, so it could've happened. Strickland is not a deputy here, he is a marshall. BTW, originally in the end Buford was supposed to be arrested for killing Strickland - which is why it is not Strickland himself doing the arresting. But that was considered too dark.
Yeah, there's a deleted scene where he murders Marshal Strickland in front of his son, and his last words are to remind his son again about discipline.
Mary Steenburgen was the voice of Clara in a short-lived Back to the Future cartoon on CBS. She fell in love with a time traveler in Time After Time(1979).
This trilogy is so loved because they managed to jampack every little detail in that is recalled at other moments, even in sequels. While the first movie was meant to be a standalone movie, they made the sequels fit in snugly. A detail for example: Did you know. that the Twin Pine Mall where they took the first travel is now called Lone Pine Mall because Marty destroyed one tree in the yard of the mayor (or teacher, not sure tbh). They really did think of everything. I watched Part 2 the most but I can't really pick one because they all work in unison. This should be and must not ever remade or rebooted. Leave it like it is.
@@leftofpunkthe delorean in the cave is the one that has the fuel line ripped, I mean they could've technically gone back again and warned Marty about the fuel line but we wouldn't have had this amazing story as a result of all that happening 😂
@@philkasafir. The deloreon that was outfitted by 1955 Doc had the ripped line, from the Indians. The deloreon that 1985 Doc hides originally should be fine as it's only been there a couple months. That deloreon could also be used for spare parts after they damaged the 1955 version with alcohol.
@@leftofpunk either way, the story wouldn't have happened if they hadn't ripped the fuel line - a movie needs a premise 😎 doesn't always make total sense but they are just movies
@@leftofpunk The reasoning I've always read is that logically, Doc believed the DeLorean would be buried for 70 years until Marty dug it up. Therefore Doc would have drained the gas before burying it because holding gas for 70 years would have ruined the gas tank.
Your enjoyment and laughter were really infectious! Great reaction. Yeah, this trilogy was part of a golden age for American movies, which really rediscovered the importance of fun and adventure again in the 1980s. The plotlines were ambitious, and they had growing use of special effects technologies to make them happen. The producers and directors found that they didn't have to be overly complex or cynical or artsy to attract audiences. So, we got a run of movies and franchises like E.T., the Star Wars sequels, the Star Trek movies, Raiders of the Lost Ark and the early superhero efforts. This era sort of saved movies from themselves.
There is a game made by tale tell it has 5 episodes the actors are back and they regard it as Back to the future 4, if you can I'd love to see you react to it either by playing it yourself or watching a video of just the cutscenes.
Love love LOVE your reactions to these movies, Ames. Being such a big of them, it's been SO bloody heartwarming watching you enjoy them so much. 🤟 It always blew my mind after watching the third movie, that by BTTF3, (heck, even BTTF1!), on Nov 12 1955 there were FOUR DeLoreans in Hill Valley at one point in that day. The BTTF1 Marty DeLorean, the BTTF2’s Doc and Marty flying DeLorean, old Almanac Biffs BTTF2 flying DeLorean… and the BTTF3 DeLorean in the cave. 🤯 Melted my brain in thee best possible way as a kid. Keep up the great reactions!
Your reaction was priceless, I introduced this trilogy of movies to my stepson when he was about 5 years old. He absolutely loved them. Now he's grown up and he's A Engineer now. Good memories
Buford Tannen was mentioned in part 2 in the film at the Biff museum in the alternate 1985 and described as a notorious outlaw gunslinger. They knew at that point there would be a third movie since it ends on a cliffhanger and they dropped hints throughout including Doc mentioning how he liked the old west.
According to the director, when word got out that they were going to make a movie about the old west, which hadn't happened in a long time, every stuntman available wanted to be in. so, yes, people really had fun.And my favorite line (after "I hate manure!") in the entire trilogy is: Clint Eastwood - the biggest coward in the West!😂
I'm kind of a little iffy about Doc not telling Marty about the accident because of the space time continuum, only to then tell him that the future isn't written and can be changed to justify being in a relationship with a woman who is supposed to be dead
You just helped me realize that the ravine went from Clayton Ravine to Eastwood Ravine. I've seen this movie countless times and I'm still getting new stuff from it today. So back in time they thought he died in that train wreck.
Crispin Glover was a HUGE legal problem for this series, so they had to replace him and phase him out after the first film. Crispin was (and is) a very eccentric person, and at the time was a big-time acid-head. He was very difficult to work with, so a legal battle ensued. Either case they made the right call. Another fun fact about Back To the Future is that originally Marty was supposed to be played by Eric Stoltz. He recorded several scenes of the movie, before they realized that he just wasn't meant for the part, and was replaced by Michael J Fox. There are still scenes with Eric Stoltz out there playing Marty McFly that you can find. It gets even weirder though. Eric Stoltz later played Martin Brundle in The Fly II. Which is funny because his first name was Marty, and he was turning into a fly... Marty McFly!
Both Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have said, in commentary, that Glover was difficult to work with and they felt his salary demands for the sequels were unreasonable. Glover had reportedly wanted his salary increased to match that of Fox, as well as - according to rumor - wanting script approval. However, according to Glover, these claims were "total fabrication". For the 1989 and 1990 sequels, the role of George McFly was recast with Jeffrey Weissman. Glover filed a lawsuit on October 14, 1990, against Universal Studios, seeking $1,000,000 in damages for both the unauthorized use of his likeness and the reuse of footage of him from the first film in Back to the Future Part II; his permission had not been sought for the latter and he received no payment. After a motion to dismiss was overruled, the case was settled for an undisclosed amount. As a result of Glover's lawsuit, the Screen Actors Guild changed its rules shortly afterwards to prohibit its members from unauthorized mimicking of other SAG members. Glover himself stated that he didn't like the ending of the first movie - where after Marty's return from 1955, the McFly family is suddenly rich and happy, as opposed to the original, miserable McFly family. He felt that it would send the wrong message to the audience that money can buy happiness, and that love should be the reward instead. When he voiced his disapproval to Zemeckis, it infuriated the latter, and as Eric Stoltz had just been replaced with Michael J. Fox, Glover simply conceded. Lea Thompson recalled that Glover had remarked "What, we’re so much better because we’re now richer and we play tennis?", and that to prepare for the scene, Glover invited her over to his all-black lacquer apartment to paint a painting of a volcano together. In her own words, she described him as "bit of a handful, but you definitely got your money's worth out of him". However, for the sequel, he was offered a salary of just $150,000 for a 200-page screenplay, as opposed to $350,000 offered to Thomas F. Wilson and $650,000 offered to Lea Thompson, and felt that the hanging upside-down by Ortho-lev was written into the script to punish him. Glover stated that he didn't really care for extra money, and would have done the aforementioned scene, but he wanted to be compensated fairly for that. However, Gale stated that he felt that they were also paying Fox, Thompson and Wilson too much and, after the conversation, Glover's salary offer was cut by $25,000. Despite the incident, Glover would work with Zemeckis again, nearly two decades later, on the 2007 motion capture animated film Beowulf. Glover was asked about the lawsuit in an interview later that year[6], in which he explained: "What was not legal to do - and what the lawsuit arose from - was to put another actor into prosthetics in order to look like myself, and then inter-splice footage from the original film in order to fool people into believing it was me. Because of my lawsuit, there are now rules in the Screen Actors Guild that [ensure] producers and directors can't do that again.
One thing I always thinks about... In 1885 there are two Delorians, the one without gas and the one doc left in the mine. As the car in the mine has gas and the car was leaking fuel as Marty ripped the line, they could have gone to the mine, stole a little fuel from that Delorian and drive the car again. I know, I rain on the parade. But that would have been much more easy.
There is an animated series in which they rebuild the delorean and use it and the train to travel through time teaching Jules and Verne responsibility and meeting more of biff’s relatives.
The cartoon was great. Had real life Doc pop in to do intro and outtro for each episode. There was a comic book as well with the original writers of the films keeping it canon.
And playing Doc Brown's assistant during those intro and outros was none other than Bill Nye the Science Guy. (BILL BILL BILL BILL). And that led to Bill getting his own show.
"Your futures haven't been written yet ... no one's has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one." What a touching sentiment for the trilogy to end on.
Soo good!!
@@holddowna I don't know if you were aware of this, so I'm writing it here. On October 21st 2015 it was declaired Back To The Future Day, and it was all anyone was talking about back then. People were making videos compairing BBTF 2 with what we actually had, like the fashion and electronics, what was not there yet regarding flying vehicles etc. Then on October 21st Universal Pictures released a video starring Christopher Lloyd as The Doc on which he utters the same sentiment written here. It was incredibly moving. I highly suggest HoldDownA finds that video and watches it ❤ You're gonna cry! xXx
Yeah... I tear up every time. Especially as I'm failing at that...
Of course we dont have flying cars. We already have helicopters!
@@matthewkreps3352 Besides, the whole concept is just too dangerous. What happens if your car stalls in mid-air?
You’re the first reactor or reviewer I’ve ever seen or heard who noted how Marty or Doc couldn’t kill Buford for risk of messing up the future. Not sure if that’s what was intended, but it’s an excellent explanation of why they were so desperate to leave rather than face Buford. Thank you.
I don’t know and sometimes I don’t remember what I said because I just think out loud while watching! But it makes sense to not mess up the space time continuum LOL
Intended or not don't we LOVE THAT!!! no one else has ever mentioned that! LOL awesome.
Yeah, I recently saw another reactor suggest before they went back to the wild west, that when Buffard was mentioned as an ancestor of Biff, they should just go back and kill him so Biff and Griff would never exist. Which wouldn't even just change things in general, but directly affect Marty and his parents lives.
well, it kind of depends if he had already knocked up the mother of his child or it happened a few weeks? later I remember something about him being arrested and hung shortly after? I might be wrong I think it was mentioned when they were in the library in 1855. Just like how taking Clara to the future was inconsequential since she was supposed to be dead, killing that gang a few days ahead of time would have probably just changed a few footnotes in the few generations that only pass.
Legitimate general point. And Buford being arrested when he might not have been otherwise may readily have changed things as well anyway. It’s why I hold the philosophy that in the event of time travel? Do the right thing for the moment unless you’re absolutely certain it’s going to screw up something serious and important in the future.
At one point in 1955 there are 4 times machines all in the same place at the same time.
1. DeLorean in the mineshaft
2. The “original” DeLorean from Doc and Marty’s first trip
3. Biff in the stolen DeLorean handing over the almanac
4. Doc and Marty going back to stop Biff from the alternate 1985
oh damn i never thought of that.
Facts
If that were true, then wouldn't there have been a picture of both Doc and Marty in 1955 from 1885, rather than just Doc on his own? I don't think the time travel in this franchise quite works that way. It seems like they are altering reality as they go along, rather than playing out what has always been.
But to be completely honest, time travel is kind of beyond me so I could be incorrect lol.
This is true, and in 1885 there would be 2 DeLoreans. So instead of all this business with the train, all they had to do was go siphon the gasoline out of the DeLorean that Doc travelled back there in, put in into the one Marty travelled back in and away they go.
@@normie2716 Normie, Normie, Normie... Good point, Normie!
Doc getting a love story was the perfect way to end this trilogy, and it's genuinely touching. I really enjoyed seeing how much joy watching this gave you, thank you.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
When the Delorean is destroyed by the train and Marty stands there and tells Doc "Well Doc, it's destroyed......just like you wanted.....". Trust me, many of us got emotional just like you. At the time we thought he lost his best friend forever
ahhh you said it well! seriously so emotional!
The car is a memorable and well loved character too :)
Seeing the DeLorean in pieces was like a knife in the heart.
Regarding the horses pulling the Delorean: on the DVD commentary, one of the directors said something like "yeah, Doc would be smart enough to know that horses would never work, so technically this scene makes no sense, but we couldn't pass up the opportunity to get that beautiful crane shot."
A lot of little things in these movies are like that, the people making the movie know perfectly well that some elements don't actually "work", but they leave it as is for the sake of making an entertaining movie.
Wow!
Yeah, like they knew there wouldn't be flying cars in 2015, but they had to include them just for the cool future aspect.
The third movie is actually my favorite one, which is very rare in trilogies. Return of the King is the only other I can think of.
I LOVE this one !
This trilogy is cinematic perfection. Such will NEVER be equaled.
It’s so good!
Very debatable lol
@@thss3103 isn’t everything? But I agree with op
@@holddowna Well, there is one more adventure you may wanna check out, look for a playthrough of BttF: The Game by TellTalle Games, or better yet, play it yourself, is a story driven game so there isn't much in the gameplay's department but it is also considered a sequel to the films.
Everyone knows that After Last Season is the only movie worthy of such praise...
Marty: "When you meet the right girl, it hits you. It's like lightning."
And Marty knows all about that... being hit by lightning, that is. 😄
What's cool is that Clara was actually into science just like Doc so they were so even more perfect for eachother. People can overlook this.
It’s so perfect!
It actually makes it more believable that she would fall for him just as hard as he did for her; at the time, a woman would be thought less of for having an interest in such topics. Clara probably spent a great deal of her life being judged for it, Doc was very likely the first person, certainly the first man, who not only didn't judge her interests but was thrilled about it.
@@AlhazredsGamingGoo She was a school teacher. I'm sure she wasn't the only female with interest in science or other school-related topics.
@@normie2716 Madame Curie was rather interested
"I cautioned you about disrupting the continuum for your own personal benefit. Therefore, I must do no less." I love that line. Doc is a man with strong principles.
Granted, he kinda ends up breaking the rules, but rules are there so you think before breaking them. Doc definitely did think.
He would have broken the rules by not removing Clara from the timeline... one way or another... since she was supposed to be dead.
@@liamnehren1054 the first time he broke the rules, he did it to save his own life from the Libyans who shot him over the plutonium the first time around. I would have done it too, but for different reasons. I believe, if you do it, then you always did it. You didn't change anything, but did what you always did in time.
@@jasonligon5937 There is physics calculations that when certain things are true that they have basically just based on other things possibly being true which suggests that the bootstrap paradox and similar timey wimey matters would just result in the creation of alternate timelines and not that you always did that. Although I really do like J. K. Rolling's take on it like you just mentioned.
@@liamnehren1054 Never read JK, but you had me at timey wimey.😆
25:05 One of the coolest references not really mentioned is the frisbee throw. In the 19th century students from Yale and other New England universities used play catch with pie tins from the Frisbee Baking Company. They used to warn people calling out "frisbee" to warn paserby people. Thought it was dope when I learned this!
Woww no shit!!😮😀.....
They even got correctly that is was the Frisbie Pie company that was renamed to Frisbee for the flying discs.
Seamus hunted and killed a couple rabbits for dinner with his shotgun. The type of shotshell he used fires a small cluster of small BB's or "shot" from the barrel, making it easier to hit small, fast-moving targets like rabbits, birds, etc. There were a few pellets left over in the meat, that's what Marty is spitting out.
Thanks for the info!!👍👍👍
Oh interesting. Over 20 years since I first saw this and I always just assumed it was some kind of tough inedible part of the rabbit.
I love Doc's scoped lever-action rifle. He'd make a badass western protagonist.
Srsly!
For the hanging scene at 15:47 Michael J Fox didn't use a stunt double. During the act he made an error and started to get hanged for real and was unconscious for several seconds before the crew noticed what was happening. Fox even makes a joke about it saying like "I guess Bob [Zemeckis] didn't believe I was that good of an actor."
I heard that it was also a contributing factor, the stress of it making his Parkinsons come out at an early age.
Oh damn. 😬
Truly, one of the greatest trilogies of all time. I particularly love Marty's growth throughout these movies as he learns to care less about what others think of him. Him choosing not to race Needles and realizing that if he had, he would've ruined his life was one of the best moments in the entire series.
Funny enough, this is one of the things that they "messed up" in the first movie. In the first movie, Marty was the "perfect protagonist". This whole thing about him being called "chicken" or "yellow" only started in the second movie. The writers had to write it in in order for Marty to have some sort of character arc.
"your future is whatever you make it to be! so make it a good one!"
god that line. that line in particular has always stuck with me, ever since I saw this movie. I'm so glad you enjoyed this classic trilogy! these films are so iconic.
Agreed!! My new personal motto! Thanks for watching!!!
Her:
“Awww, they’re so cute. They REALLY love each other.”
Also her: “This Broad better not screw everything up.”
🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s really nice to see someone else get emotional when the Delorean is destroyed. It’s such an important character in its own right and you get attached to it. Great reaction.
Something that is great, you can see Clara waiting at the train station when Doc and Marty are talking to the engineer about how fast the train can go.
All three movies had a person or persons in bands in them, Huey Lewis was in the first one telling Marty his band as to loud, Flea played Needles in 2 and 3 and ZZ Top was part of the band playing at the festival in the third one, also the song being played at the festival was the song Double Back they wrote for the movie, just all the fiddles were added and there were no words, but if you listen to the beat there is no mistaking it
Poor Marty must be so exhausted. His Adventures between Movie 1 and 2 are back to back, he never catches a break. At least he got a nap before this one 😅
Hahah I know! Thanks for watching!
He caught a nap, before leaving for 2015 (in the first movie). After he woke up (in his clothes again) and everything, in his house was different.
@@anotheryoutubeaccount9852 so, one more nap. Makes it all way less exhausting, ok 👍
@@Tchika indeed! 💯
He got to sleep in his own bed overnight at the end of the first movie, just saying.
Look for 1979's "Time After Time," an earlier movie in which Mary Steenbergen falls in love with a Time traveler. (For real, too. She married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell.) I think you'd love it.
Yes! A young "Clara" is in that one. A great time travel movie.
LOVED BUFFORD TANNON IN THIS ONE
Me too!
43:59 "Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one, both of you." Ames, i will never forget you wet eyes and reaction on this scene. Best reaction ever to one of my favorites all time film!
10/10 of the first 10
Fun fact, the origins of the frisby came from the frisby pie co. Kids of that time would use the pie container as what we know as a frisby, it caught on.
Frisbie pie company, Frisbee flying discs.
You probably got those all three parts had manure jokes, but did you catch the bullet proof vests in all three episodes? Doc Brown survived the Libyans. Then Strickland was wearing a flak vest and there was a clip from Clint Eastwood on VHS in Biff's palace. Finally, there's Part Three!
I love this trilogy so much and enjoy watching others discover it as well.
It was so touching to see you cry when you thought we would never see Doc again.
But now you know that he is happily traveling through time with his family. 🙂 Our own American “Doctor Who”. 😁
I MUST watch DR WHO! I feel like I would love it!
Doctor Who episodes are very… variable. Like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get, from comedy to drama to tragedy to horror. So you'll probably like some and others not so much.
@Hold Down A please watch Dr who if you get the chance! Like the other comment mentions, it can be hit or miss but overall it's fantastic
@@holddowna If you decide to watch Doctor Who here on your channel (or in your private life), start with the Doctor Who series 1 (reboot) from 2005. It's a great spot to dive into the story! Love your channel!
The shot of the Hill Valley sign at the train station and then seeing the town was a replica of a shot from the film Once Upon A Time in the West... Doc shooting the rope that was hanging Marty was a nod to Clint Eastwood in The Good The Bad & The Ugly... Also, the Colt Peacemaker salesman was Lyle in the film Blazing Saddles...
Cool!
Behind the scenes trivia - Michael J. Fox actually was getting hung in that scene, everybody else just thought he was doing a phenomenal acting job.
I think one really cool things about the movie is that they got real western legends to cameo. The three "old timers" in the saloon are Dub Taylor, Pat Buttram and Harry Carey Jr., each of them have been in 100s of western movies
And they guy with the funny voice was on Green Acres
You can never rank these independently, it truly is one long storyline. One of the greatest trilogies of all time!!! So many iconic moments and meaningful messages especially Docs last one "The future is what you make it, so make it a good one"
Well, the first movie was originally intended to be a standalone story. Otherwise, you're correct about the other two films and the connections they have to the first movie.
Been hanging for this. Loved your interactive intro. What a treat to re-experience this outstanding trilogy with such a vivacious time-travelling companion. The Clint Eastwood running gag was a total winner. They had to get his approval of course. You don't go around calling the 'man with no name' the 'biggest yeller belly in the West', leastways if you want to live. The barfly character who delivered that line was TV legend Pat Buttram, best known as the usurious landlord Mr Haney in the classic 60s hayseed sitcom 'Green Acres'. The delightful Mary Steenburgen was a perfect Clara. More from Ames please, my latest favorite reactor.
Thanks for watching!! Wow thank u that means a lot to me! I love movies so much and I’m so happy I fell into doing this because I wish I knew about this sooner! But here I am!
If you want to see what happens next, there is a Back to the Future The Game from Telltale Games. It is considered canon by Bob Gale who wrote the trilogy. A few original actors come back to voice their characters. I will not spoil who but I hope you give it a try.
Please, no one should know too much about their own destiny.
Oh no please it will destroy the space time continuium
Play it twice!
There are complete playthroughs posted online that are thought of as Part 4.
It's not that people weren't interested in Westerns when Back to The Future was being filmed it's just that when it was being filmed studios were having a bit of a drought for the genere. But BTTF3 and Dances With Wolves would change that and pave the way for the future of Westerns.
I remember back then people weren't excited for them being in the Old West but new watchers today really love it. Either way, I love how the did a Western and did a fitting homage that got people interested in the classic movies that were made before their time.
@@jessecortez9449I wonder if Tombstone would have been a hit if not for BTTF3
So glad you enjoyed this entire trilogy. Your reactions were great. :)
Thanks for watching! This has been so fun to watch!
Little trivia. The Bullet Proof Vest idea is from a Clint Eastwood movie. This entire trilogy has some of THE most tiniest detailed payoffs of ANY movie series ever created.
Yea from the clip in the 2nd one Biff is watching in the tub! I haven’t seen that Clint Eastwood movie!
@@holddowna Yeah, that's actual footage from a real Clint Eastwood movie, "A Fistful of Dollars."
Seeing the DeLorean ripped to pieces brought tears to my eyes not only that Marty and Doc could have been separated forever but the DeLorean is just as much of a main character as Marty and Doc, it's like seeing a friend die. The DeLorean is such a cool and unusual car not only in this movie but in real life as well.
Happy to see so much emotions when discovering my favorite trilogy. Saw the 1st one when I was probably 8 years old and it remains after more than 30 years by favorite trilogy of all time. It always bring me goosebumps and quick heart beats even after watching it more than 50 times. Huge time travel movie fan I loved seeing you reacting to the same scenes that made this masterpiece a true movie legend. Thanks.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣That opening!!!!! TBH, you may not win an Oscar for the acting, but we loved it.
SO many callbacks to the previous BTTF films, and sooo many Easter Eggs. This is my favorite trilogy after the OG Star Wars trilogy 🥰
I was 15 years old when the first one came out. What a time to be alive!!! I road the back to the future theme ride at universal studios too, that was pretty cool. Great reactions!!!
Wow!! Thanks for watching
Ames, loved your video wizardry in your intro inserting yourself into the scene! I was a bit worried about you when the DeLorean got clobbered and you were on the verge of tears, but Doc's return seemed to bring the joy back to you. Thanks so much for inviting us on your trip through this classic trilogy. You injected a lot of heart in your rewatch and that made it all the more special. 💞
Haha!! OMGosh I thought that was the end of doc! I loved this trilogy so much!
A very late fun fact: the train time machine at the end was designed by Simon Wells, who was the great grandson of HG Wells (author of the “The Time Machine”). Simon Wells would also go on to direct the 2002 adaptation of his legendary ancestor’s book!
So excited for this! Loved your Harry Potter reactions and been loving your Back To The Future reactions!
The bartender in this was also the bartender in "The Outlaw Josey Wales" a classic Clint Eastwood western. also the old timer who said h about Marty's Nikes "he must have got 'em off a dead Chinee" was Mr Haney from Green Acres. He was also in heaps of westerns in similar roles.
You're the smartest lady I've ever seen on RUclips. Love your emotions. You're so funny and you're a beauty. If I'd live in Canada (I'm from Switzerland, Europe), if you weren't married already and if you didn't have 18k fans who all love you, I'd immediately propose to you. ;)
Lol! I’m def not the smartest! Thanks for at the love from Switzerland!
Thank you so much for your beautiful bttf reactions!
I cried with you every single time (again).
I wish I could meet a woman like you here in my country someday...
Xoxo
Aww I hope you do too!
@@holddowna , come to Brazil then! Lol
Unless, of course, you have a boyfriend or smt like that 😬
What a treat. I've been waiting for this for days. I have to tell you it was so sweet for you to cry, lamenting Doc's imprisonment in the past due to the time machine's destruction. I was just waiting for your reaction when the train time machine appeared. You had a bit of a delay, then realized it was another time machine from the Doc. You know how the train levitated off the tracks to go back to the past? I watched this movie a few-dozen times and I still get emotional when that happens. I get tears in my eyes and become so excited. Wonderful reaction...loved it!
Thanks for watching ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I always tear up at the end when the DeLorean is destroyed. It's like losing a character in the movie. It's a symbol that it is end of the journey
I really loved this reaction. You caught all the subtle and not so subtle foreshadows and callbacks. It was a joy to watch you love this masterpiece that I've loved all my life. New sub now.
Aww thanks for subbing! Welcome to the channel!
8:32 Clint Eastwood Easter egg (Eastwood egg?): When Marty said "Clint Eastwood never wore anything like this", he was standing between the posters for the first 2 movies Clint Eastwood was ever in. He had uncredited roles in "Revenge of the Creature" (a sequel to "Creature from the Black Lagoon") as a scientist, and "Tarantula" as a bomber pilot/jet squadron leader. Both movies came out in 1955.
Ok I was wondering what movie posters those where!
What better way to end this trilogy than with Hill Valley restored to peace and stability; Marty and Jennifer set for a brighter future (perhaps with Marty as a rock star?); and Doc happily married and time-travelling with his wife and kids? ❤❤
These films are three that I'll never get tired of coming back to in the future!! 😉
I have to say I really enjoyed traveling through time with you, this has been of one of my most favorite movie series of all time since I was a kid, watching this with you has been like watching it with my best friend , I greatly appreciate you sharing your experience with us. Your future is indeed whatever you make it, This Trilogy and your reaction to them will remain forever timeless.
I still remember watching these films when they originally came out. Part III was released 6 months after Part II came out, so we were all speculating during that time on how it would all end. I got to see Part III for the first time in a marathon of the entire trilogy, shown the night before Part III's release date. It was such a fun time. We even got shirts that said, I've Seen the Future Back to Back to Back.
The Music Box Theatre in Chicago is about to have a film festival of Robert Zemeckis films from April 13 to 19. They will be showing the Back to the Future Trilogy on Sunday, April 16. This will be my third time seeing the entire trilogy in a movie theater and I can't wait!
That is sooo fun!!! Thanks for this comment! I feel similar as I watched them back to back I couldn’t stop!
I used to watch this with my son when he was little. It was his favorite, and mine, too. He's gone with the angels now, but I wanted to thank you for this. I can't bear to watch it alone, but I really had fun with you.❤ Thanks Ames.
Now there was a back to the future cartoon that picked up after part lll with humorous time adventures
The cartoon was great. It was a bit jarring when real life Doc did the intro and outtro but still great seeing him. There was a comic book as well with the original writers of the films keeping it canon.
I was born in 1986. I've literally watched (or heard) these movies my whole life, since my uncle was a big fan and bought the VHS versions as soon as they were available. We didn't have social media back then, but we used a lot of memes from these movies when speaking in our daily life.
I love it so much!
There was talk of the next film but I believe they decided not to do it because Michael has a debilitating illness which is tragic but he’s been working on it being a positive in his life, his current journey ❤️
They will never be able to remake this movie because the person who owns the rights will never àllow or something like that, I don't have too much information
@@GameOn71213 Why would anyone ever be stupid enough to approve a remake in the first place?!
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Well, we actually got a remake of "Ghostbusters" (which predictably bombed), so who knows?
In the end the Doc became a Verne-styled hero like Captain Nemo or the Master of the World. Always loved that!
This is one of my favorite series, and is considered to be almost perfect. The storyline is great....
3:56 I live for this reaction. That penny dropped so hard it left a crater. Glorious.
Great Scott!
I know this is heavy
When I was a kid, I thought the trilogy was about time travel. But it was really about how great Scott was.
The two movies I'd most strongly recommend to react to now that you finished the Back to the Future trilogy (assuming you haven't seen either yet, of course) is "The Princess Bride" and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
The former is just a great movie; fun, funny, charming, romantic... it's maybe the greatest movie of all-time. (Not to raise expectations too high...) I'm sure you'll love it; everybody does.
The latter seems to fly under the radar these days; I've seen very few people react to it, even recommend it. But, like BttF, it's just really really fun, and incredibly well-written. The writing - both dialogue and how the story unfolds - is incredibly elegant, the way everything matters and is on point, nothing is wasted. It's a blast, I'm confident you'll have a great time. In many ways it's very different to BttF, but it has some similar elements, the way it's such a fun adventure movie. (Pretty sure both are Zemeckis movies. Although I don't care enough to look it up to confirm; I may well have spelled it wrong. Oh well.)
Great Scott! Who Framed Roger Rabbit has the Doc in it as a different character.
WFRR is one of my fave movies of all time!!!!! I’ve seen princess bride twice!! But I would love to watch them again!!
@@holddowna Hard pass. I'd much rather see you react to something you haven't seen, and I assume the vast majority feel the same. Too many great movies out there to need to re-watch something, we can find something great for you that you haven't seen before.
Let's throw a few out there (I can give you a short synopsis to try to hook you, but it's best to be completely blind in most cases; we'll see if any other commenters second any of my movies and can entice you into watching something blind vs needing to persuade you to move something specific to the top of your list):
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
Lucky Number Slevin
Walk Hard
7 Days in Hell (probably not a great call if you're just trying to grow your channel because it's nowhere near as big as a lot of these other movies you'll see a lot of reactors react to; OTOH, I'd think it'd be really valuable to have a few underrated/cult movies on your channel to distinguish yourself. *Everybody* has reacted to Alien or GoT or Batman Begins. I have no evidence of that, I'm not a reactor whose experimented to see how hitting a few under-the-radar movies impact views, it just seems logical.)
Stretch (ditto "7 Days in Hell")
Ocean's 11/12/13
Mr Right (I haven't heard a lot about this one either, but it has Sam Rockwell and Anna Kendrick in it, not sure how it's flown under the radar like it has)
Scott Pilgrim vs the World
I LOVED your reaction, Ames, especially when you got emotional thinking you'd never see Doc again. That was beautiful and it says a lot about your personality :) Keep up the good content!
In the words of Huey Lewis and The News...
🎵 That's the power of love 🎵
This movie has such iconic characters that a spinoff cartoon was created using doc and Marty as basis for the cartoon and is one of the most widely love shows on television right now.
Without Doc and Marty there would be no Rick and Morty
I loved the cartoon. It was a bit jarring when real life Doc did the intro and outtro for each episode but it was still great to see him. There was a comic book as well with the orginal writers of the films keeping it canon.
Just watched your reactions to the entire trilogy, it's been enjoyable. This remains one of my favourite trilogies to this day, and so glad there is a contractual clause that prevents it being remade (I think it was as long as Bob Gale is alive?). I'm glad you enjoyed them too, you could say this trilogy is a "timeless" classic 😁
The idea for this film supposedly came about while shooting the first one. As the story goes, director Robert Zemeckis was talking to Michael J. Fox during a break in filming, and he asked him what time he would go to if he was actually able to time travel. Fox responded by saying he would go to the Old West so he could meet cowboys, among other things. I guess Zemeckis must have had that in the back of his mind when it came to writing the script for part 3.
*Einstein,* Emmett *"Doc"* Brown's dog in 1985.
*Copernicus,* Emmett *"Doc"* Brown's dog in 1955.
This was such a pleasure. Had a blast watching you discover these gems.
Looking forward to more. ❤ You are adorable.
Just when I was going to sleep!!! Oh well at least I can sleep in tomorrow!
me too i was gonna sleep
15:25 In 1955, Marty was able to improvise a _skateboard_ and outwit _Biff_ Tannen.
In 2015, Marty discovered the _hoverboard_ and was able to use it to outwit _Griff_ Tannen.
But this is 1885. There are _no_ skateboards, hoverboards or _pavement._ Marty needs help.
15:56 And here it is.
There were talks about Ronald Reagan cameoing as the Hill Valley major. He was a fan of the first movie, so it could've happened.
Strickland is not a deputy here, he is a marshall. BTW, originally in the end Buford was supposed to be arrested for killing Strickland - which is why it is not Strickland himself doing the arresting. But that was considered too dark.
Yeah, there's a deleted scene where he murders Marshal Strickland in front of his son, and his last words are to remind his son again about discipline.
Mary Steenburgen was the voice of Clara in a short-lived Back to the Future cartoon on CBS. She fell in love with a time traveler in Time After Time(1979).
This trilogy is so loved because they managed to jampack every little detail in that is recalled at other moments, even in sequels. While the first movie was meant to be a standalone movie, they made the sequels fit in snugly. A detail for example: Did you know. that the Twin Pine Mall where they took the first travel is now called Lone Pine Mall because Marty destroyed one tree in the yard of the mayor (or teacher, not sure tbh). They really did think of everything. I watched Part 2 the most but I can't really pick one because they all work in unison. This should be and must not ever remade or rebooted. Leave it like it is.
You're such a wonderful reactor, such enthusiasm and you follow the plot so well. Thanks for another chance to watch these with new eyes.
Love your reactions!! Keep them coming you’re amazing 🖤
Thanks for hanging out with me and the crew!!
Фильму почти 40 лет, а он до сих пор находится в топе всех фильмов в мире не только по сценарию, но и по качеству изображения.
This trilogy was nearly perfect.
They never address why they couldn't just get the gasoline from the first DeLorean that Doc originally placed in the cave. Other than that though...
@@leftofpunkthe delorean in the cave is the one that has the fuel line ripped, I mean they could've technically gone back again and warned Marty about the fuel line but we wouldn't have had this amazing story as a result of all that happening 😂
@@philkasafir. The deloreon that was outfitted by 1955 Doc had the ripped line, from the Indians. The deloreon that 1985 Doc hides originally should be fine as it's only been there a couple months. That deloreon could also be used for spare parts after they damaged the 1955 version with alcohol.
@@leftofpunk either way, the story wouldn't have happened if they hadn't ripped the fuel line - a movie needs a premise 😎 doesn't always make total sense but they are just movies
@@leftofpunk The reasoning I've always read is that logically, Doc believed the DeLorean would be buried for 70 years until Marty dug it up. Therefore Doc would have drained the gas before burying it because holding gas for 70 years would have ruined the gas tank.
Your enjoyment and laughter were really infectious! Great reaction. Yeah, this trilogy was part of a golden age for American movies, which really rediscovered the importance of fun and adventure again in the 1980s. The plotlines were ambitious, and they had growing use of special effects technologies to make them happen. The producers and directors found that they didn't have to be overly complex or cynical or artsy to attract audiences. So, we got a run of movies and franchises like E.T., the Star Wars sequels, the Star Trek movies, Raiders of the Lost Ark and the early superhero efforts. This era sort of saved movies from themselves.
Thanks for watching!!!
There is a game made by tale tell it has 5 episodes the actors are back and they regard it as Back to the future 4, if you can I'd love to see you react to it either by playing it yourself or watching a video of just the cutscenes.
So what's next? Have you seen Terminator 1 and 2?
Yep T2 is one of my faves of all time but I haven’t seen them since the 90s!! Which is absurd to me so I’ll rewatch them!
Love love LOVE your reactions to these movies, Ames. Being such a big of them, it's been SO bloody heartwarming watching you enjoy them so much. 🤟 It always blew my mind after watching the third movie, that by BTTF3, (heck, even BTTF1!), on Nov 12 1955 there were FOUR DeLoreans in Hill Valley at one point in that day. The BTTF1 Marty DeLorean, the BTTF2’s Doc and Marty flying DeLorean, old Almanac Biffs BTTF2 flying DeLorean… and the BTTF3 DeLorean in the cave. 🤯 Melted my brain in thee best possible way as a kid. Keep up the great reactions!
🤯 thanks for watching with me John!
Marty seriously changed history by breaking Buford's hand, as it must have radically altered his death count.
Edit: oh, and he got arrested too.
He got arrested for robbing the stagecoach. (Which is something he'd have done anyway.)
Your reaction was priceless, I introduced this trilogy of movies to my stepson when he was about 5 years old. He absolutely loved them. Now he's grown up and he's A Engineer now. Good memories
So cool!! He just have been inspired!!
Your next excellent adventure into time travel needs to be bill and ted
I’ve never seen!!!
I'm pretty sure I can remember a Back to the Future cartoon back in the early 90s.
Shot over 80 dollars what kind of future do you call that 🤣🤣
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Buford Tannen was mentioned in part 2 in the film at the Biff museum in the alternate 1985 and described as a notorious outlaw gunslinger. They knew at that point there would be a third movie since it ends on a cliffhanger and they dropped hints throughout including Doc mentioning how he liked the old west.
According to the director, when word got out that they were going to make a movie about the old west, which hadn't happened in a long time, every stuntman available wanted to be in. so, yes, people really had fun.And my favorite line (after "I hate manure!") in the entire trilogy is: Clint Eastwood - the biggest coward in the West!😂
I'm kind of a little iffy about Doc not telling Marty about the accident because of the space time continuum, only to then tell him that the future isn't written and can be changed to justify being in a relationship with a woman who is supposed to be dead
You just helped me realize that the ravine went from Clayton Ravine to Eastwood Ravine. I've seen this movie countless times and I'm still getting new stuff from it today. So back in time they thought he died in that train wreck.
This is a 90s movie. Part 2 and 3 were filmed back to back, and part 3 was released in the spring of 1990.
Crispin Glover was a HUGE legal problem for this series, so they had to replace him and phase him out after the first film. Crispin was (and is) a very eccentric person, and at the time was a big-time acid-head. He was very difficult to work with, so a legal battle ensued. Either case they made the right call.
Another fun fact about Back To the Future is that originally Marty was supposed to be played by Eric Stoltz. He recorded several scenes of the movie, before they realized that he just wasn't meant for the part, and was replaced by Michael J Fox. There are still scenes with Eric Stoltz out there playing Marty McFly that you can find. It gets even weirder though. Eric Stoltz later played Martin Brundle in The Fly II. Which is funny because his first name was Marty, and he was turning into a fly... Marty McFly!
Both Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have said, in commentary, that Glover was difficult to work with and they felt his salary demands for the sequels were unreasonable. Glover had reportedly wanted his salary increased to match that of Fox, as well as - according to rumor - wanting script approval. However, according to Glover, these claims were "total fabrication".
For the 1989 and 1990 sequels, the role of George McFly was recast with Jeffrey Weissman.
Glover filed a lawsuit on October 14, 1990, against Universal Studios, seeking $1,000,000 in damages for both the unauthorized use of his likeness and the reuse of footage of him from the first film in Back to the Future Part II; his permission had not been sought for the latter and he received no payment.
After a motion to dismiss was overruled, the case was settled for an undisclosed amount. As a result of Glover's lawsuit, the Screen Actors Guild changed its rules shortly afterwards to prohibit its members from unauthorized mimicking of other SAG members.
Glover himself stated that he didn't like the ending of the first movie - where after Marty's return from 1955, the McFly family is suddenly rich and happy, as opposed to the original, miserable McFly family. He felt that it would send the wrong message to the audience that money can buy happiness, and that love should be the reward instead. When he voiced his disapproval to Zemeckis, it infuriated the latter, and as Eric Stoltz had just been replaced with Michael J. Fox, Glover simply conceded. Lea Thompson recalled that Glover had remarked "What, we’re so much better because we’re now richer and we play tennis?", and that to prepare for the scene, Glover invited her over to his all-black lacquer apartment to paint a painting of a volcano together. In her own words, she described him as "bit of a handful, but you definitely got your money's worth out of him".
However, for the sequel, he was offered a salary of just $150,000 for a 200-page screenplay, as opposed to $350,000 offered to Thomas F. Wilson and $650,000 offered to Lea Thompson, and felt that the hanging upside-down by Ortho-lev was written into the script to punish him. Glover stated that he didn't really care for extra money, and would have done the aforementioned scene, but he wanted to be compensated fairly for that. However, Gale stated that he felt that they were also paying Fox, Thompson and Wilson too much and, after the conversation, Glover's salary offer was cut by $25,000.
Despite the incident, Glover would work with Zemeckis again, nearly two decades later, on the 2007 motion capture animated film Beowulf.
Glover was asked about the lawsuit in an interview later that year[6], in which he explained: "What was not legal to do - and what the lawsuit arose from - was to put another actor into prosthetics in order to look like myself, and then inter-splice footage from the original film in order to fool people into believing it was me. Because of my lawsuit, there are now rules in the Screen Actors Guild that [ensure] producers and directors can't do that again.
*"Ever'body, ever'where, will say that CLINT EASTWOOD was the biggest yella belly in the West!!"*
Best line, IMHO.
Good reaction 👍
Thank you 😊
One thing I always thinks about... In 1885 there are two Delorians, the one without gas and the one doc left in the mine. As the car in the mine has gas and the car was leaking fuel as Marty ripped the line, they could have gone to the mine, stole a little fuel from that Delorian and drive the car again.
I know, I rain on the parade. But that would have been much more easy.
There is an animated series in which they rebuild the delorean and use it and the train to travel through time teaching Jules and Verne responsibility and meeting more of biff’s relatives.
The cartoon was great. Had real life Doc pop in to do intro and outtro for each episode. There was a comic book as well with the original writers of the films keeping it canon.
And playing Doc Brown's assistant during those intro and outros was none other than Bill Nye the Science Guy. (BILL BILL BILL BILL). And that led to Bill getting his own show.