Back to the Future Part III (1990) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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- Back to the Future Part III (1990)
Great Scott (Part III)! This time in Clint Eastwood's Voice...
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What an amazing and fun trilogy! Sam and I already wish we could experience it all again for the first time but we are so glad we could share im our reactions on the channel! Hope you all enjoyed our trip Back To The Future!
Thank you all for the support!
Happy Birthday, Michael J. Fox!!
Fun Fact. If you Go back and watch the moment when emit and the kids are stood on the train. You can see the youngest boy pointing to his "junk". Apparently he needed the toilet and was signalling to the crew that he needed to go. Another fun fact. If you watch (A million ways to die in the West) with Seth Mc farland you will see a brilliant very blatant reference to this movie. I won't spoil it.
Was wondering if you noticed the band playing in 1885 was actually ZZ Top who was playing one of the songs from the soundtrack called Doubleback?
Because the train flew off I always thought they went to the future.
@@Mortismors The way I understand it, Doc recovered the DeLorean he had hidden in the mines back in 1885 and found a way to make it work at least once to go into the future where he was able to build the train.
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Fun fact about ZZ Top being part of the movie: While they were shooting the scene where ZZ Top is playing, a camera broke so they had to stop shooting to fix it. While waiting, Michael J. Fox approached the band and asked them if they could play one of their songs and the band gladly accepted. Once they were done, someone else asked for another song. The band ended up playing for two hours for everyone on set. When the band asked the director if the camera was fixed, the director admitted it only took a few minutes to fix it but he didn't want to interrupt the impromptu party going on.
WONDERFUL story!
Fun fact!
They scammed a free show out of them!
Yeh, no. That’s completely unbelievable.
@@tempsitch5632 Well, considering the story came straight from Billy Gibbons himself, I'd say it is pretty accurate.
The metal plate scene ties into the first movie with Doc wearing a bulletproof vest knowing the terrorists are going to shoot him. But it also ties into the second movie when Marty visits Biff at the pleasure palace, he finds Biff watching "A fistful of Dollars" with Clint Eastwood where his character uses a metal plate as a made up bulletproof vest. Which is how Marty probably got the idea. He remembered the movie.
Came to the comments to make sure someone covered this vital clue. Thanks for explaining it so perfectly.
Plus the hat and poncho look top it off.
I had only recently gotten to see the older Eastwood westerns and was pleasantly surprised to see the steel oven plate door gag in it. I wasn't really sure it was from one of his movies, I think I always thought Marty came up with it on the mcFly
It's like poetry, you know, it rhymes.
That's right, I forgot about the metal plate Eastwood's character uses in that. Been some time since I watched that trilogy. Damn.
Coincidentally, today is Michael J Fox's 60th Birthday.
Great Scott!! That is heavy!
@@JakeToll37 ...is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?
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Coincidental? I think not.
so why doesn't he make like a tree and... have a happy birthday!
OK, here's the explanation behind Doc and Clara meeting:
In the ORIGINAL timeline, Doc wasn't there to volunteer to pick Clara up. Nobody else volunteers, so she rents a wagon and sets out to the schoolhouse on her own. A snake spooks the horses, causing Clara to lose control of the carriage and crash into the ravine, killing her. As a result, the ravine is renamed to Clayton Ravine (which is why Doc and Marty remember it this way).
In the 1885 with Doc, but without Marty, Doc meets Clara at the train station, as he had volunteered to earlier (when the mayor gave him the info).
When Marty comes to 1885, the timeline changes AGAIN. If you re-watch the scene with Marty and Doc talking to the train conductor and then setting the plan up to have the train push the DeLorean on the track leading to Shonash (Clayton) ravine, you can see Clara in the background (with her back turned to Doc and Marty) waiting for Doc to pick her up.
Since Doc doesn't pick her up when Marty is in 1885, she rents a wagon and sets out to the schoolhouse on her own (As she did in the original timeline). The snake spooks the horses, causing Clara to lose control of the carriage. But, this time, with Doc and Marty in 1885, Doc is able to save her.
Hope that all makes sense. There are so many little items in the entire trilogy that it really takes multiple viewings to catch a lot of them. I've seen the trilogy probably 50 times and I still see things that I had never picked up on before.
Took me 4 watches to catch the clock tower in 1985 wasn't missing that chunk of concrete missing on the front ,in 1955 when doc was helping Marty get to 1985 and breaks the concrete its missing in 1985 and 2015
Besides there's a lot of Deloreans in 1955 at the beginning of the third movie !
@@luisfernando55 there is only one in 1955 and it's in the cave after the other Marty goes back to 1985
And don't forget, the ravine is now named after "Clint Eastwood," who rode the train to his destiny.... ;o)
@@morbidangel2424 One thing I only recently figured out (and I saw these all in the theater in the day), the movie theater near the clock tower was a run down Porn Theater in the original 1985, a regular theater in 1955, and when Marty returned to 1985 at the end of the first movie, it was now a church. Figure THAT one out!!! ;o)
The Back The The Future trilogy is one of the rare series of films, where there are no bad films.
All 3 are good to watch, either on their own or in a marathon.
I always try to watch either just the first or all three together. If I get to the end of Part 2, I have to watch 3. When I think of these movies I think of one word .... joy.
Some people try to debate the quality of each but for me I can marathon all three
They're all great. For me, the third is the weakest without meaning that as a criticism. Because I really appreciate the complicated time travel elements and the third is a little bit time-travel light compared to the second. People probably tend to like it because it is grand adventure with a lighter tone (which is not a downside).
BTTF2 is super-complicated, and despite some flaws, I love it for that. Occurs in 2015, two 1985s, a modified 1955, and we find out Doc has gone to 1885.
Back to the Future is the best film of the three, given it is the setup, the character introduction and the plot and pacing are so tight, but the entire thing is just great.
I think the 3rd one is the best. Which is quite rare because sequels tend to go down in quality in other franchises.
"Clint Eastwood" emulates Clint Eastwood in A Fistful of Dollars when the unnamed stranger uses a metal plate under his poncho to protect himself in a similar way near the end of the movie. :)
Which is what Biff is watching in his hot tub with the girls in BTTF2
As he saw Biff watching, in his hot tub, at the Pleasure Palace.
@@iceman10129 , really? That is so cool!!
The Clint Eastwood westerns are pretty great movies in themselves.
@@Yora21 Meh, I prefer his directorial efforts. Check out "A Perfect World."
This has to be one of the best trilogies ever made. Every movie is wonderful and they're all endlessly rewatchable.
I agree. 100%
I"m sure others have said it, but Zemeckis has full ownership of the series and refuses to let any sequels or remakes happen. And the fanbase has mostly sided with him. There was a Saturday morning cartoon that takes place after the third movie and focuses on Jules and Vern with very little Marty being a part. There was also a game by Tale Tell in the 2010s that was supervised under Zemeckis with some cameo voice work by Lloyd and Fox that is the closest anyone will get to a 4th movie.
Only a matter of time till that changes.
It's primarily Bob Gale, the co-writer who is stopping it from happening. He pretty much retired from the industry to take care of the IP and make sure it's treated with respect. Bob Gale was also the one who supervised the Tell Tale game, not Zemeckis.
Love that Telltale game. Especially being able to choose Marty's disguise name.
But they did sell the rights to make a card game by Fluxx
I agree with Zemeckis but there has been word that someone is desperately attempting to remake it anyway. I have never seen a more shiftless generation of filmmakers. Words fail.
Bob Zemeckis said only "over my dead body" would anyone ever do a remake of these films. They are too charming and perfect the way they are.
"Is this a stick-up?" *shared look* "It's a science experiment!"
My favorite of the trilogy, mostly due to my love of Westerns and great endings. My head canon is that Doc becomes a Timelord, wandering around time and space with his family in tow, getting into wacky adventures.
I’d say it’s real canon if you count the 90’s cartoon. It mostly focuses on Doc and his family.
Wacky adventures as a timelord? Sounds like a total wreck of messing up the space time continuum. Unless, his adventures are trying to restore the normal timeline.
Sounds like the plot of the 90's animated series with his kids going through time and such. It was ok.
When Marty says 'Clint Eastwood never wore anything like this' he is standing next to a poster for Revenge of the Creature, which was Clint Eastwood's first screen appearance. And next to that is the poster for Tarantula, where he played a pilot.
Don't forget Marty actually points to the posters when Doc is confused and says: "That's right, you haven't heard of him yet". That's because both movies actually did come out in 1955, the year they're in right now. That's some attention to detail Easter egg right there.
As someone born in the 1980s (1980, to be exact), I really miss this era of filmmaking. Nothing like this is being made today. EVERYTHING is either a remake, reboot, reimagining, prequel, or sequel, and we never really get "endings" any longer. Endings are powerful, because they're also new beginnings that allow us to imagine where the characters will go next. And IMAGINING where they will go next is far more powerful than endlessly seeing them again on screen over and over again. Thank the film gods that Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale refuse to make another BTTF movie or allow another one to be made. Glad y'all enjoyed the trilogy!
Yep - there was something VERY special about the films of the 1980's. A mixture of fantasy, whimsy, adventure, joy and fun. I'll NEVER stop watching 1980's movies and loving them.
don't forget adaptations. marvel is still doing some characters first movie
I think the directing of this movie is better than so many movies today. For example the framing of the scene with Doc in the train and Clara coming up in the background on a horse. The framing is creative and specifically crafted. So many movies today are actors standing in front of a green screen, not interacting with their environment because the objects are tennis balls and not really there.
Couple things most people miss about this film:
At the dance, if Marty wasn't there, Bufred would've shot Doc, which, as Bufred said the last time he used it, the guy took 2 days to die. So basically he shot Doc at the dance and Clara spent the next two days at Doc's deathbed.
As for the bulletproof vest, it was also foreshadowed in part II when Biff was watching a Clint Eastwood film in his hottub with his floozies and it was a shootout that was foiled by Clint, dressed as Marty was here, using a bulletproof vest. So a bulletproof vest is in every film of the trilogy, just like many of the motifs that get repeated throughout it.
The director and producer both have it in their contracts that for as long as they live, there will not be any Back to the Future IV's or reboots. Which is for the best really.
Another fun thing to note is how so much of the setting and plot revolves around the various stages of the Clocktower. We first saw it not working and in danger of being replaced, we saw it working, we saw multiple times (once in each movie!) it getting struck by lightening, we saw it's future as a mall, and an alternate history where Biff turned it into a casino/hotel and finally we saw it's creation and the clock when it was new.
In fact, if you look in the background of the scene where Marty and Doc were asking the Train engineer about the speed, you can see both the clock being unloaded from the train, and Clara looking a little lost as her ride didn't show up, poor thing.
Because of how meticulous these films are in their details and setups, I feel like there is infinite rewatchability to them.
And of course, the symbolism of having a _clock_ as an honorary central character in a film series about time travel is quite appropriate.
The Clocktower is still the courthouse in 2015.
When Doc and Marty are having their picture taken next to the clock, Doc says "it's fitting that you and I are here to witness this" - they have now seen both the first starting of the clock in 1885 and its final stopping in 1955.
@@ThatBlakeCampbell no, by 2015 they've turned it into a mall. And here's another thing. They used the lighting bolt to power the flux capacitor by channeling the lightning through lightning rod and some high strength electrical wire. Well, if that happened, it means the clock itself was never actually struck by lightning (because said electricity was rerouted to electrical wires away from the clock), so, in theory, it should still be working in the future.
@@CoastalSphinx it is still at the courthouse in 2015
"ZZ Top... one of my Dad's favorites..." Daaaamn, that made me feel old?!! 😆😆😆
31 years later, and I STILL get goosebumps when the train flies at the screen!
Funny, I thought that was the cheezyiest part.
Building a time machine in to a huge cumbersome 200 ton behemoth?
@@Cheepchipsable Completely agree. Everything was really well done until the flying train. That scene was pretty cringy to me
@@shawnspencer8766yeah thé Trainpart is a little exagerated
One of the running gags that I love throughout the movies is that whenever Marty wakes up after a regular night's sleep, he's always lying in the same weird position on his stomach.
It's so subtle but I love that they use the tires from the delorean as padding between the train and the car.
I saw that, then wondered where they got the tyres from, only to realise they had but the loco wheels on the Delorean.
@@Cheepchipsable here's another cool detail, dock stuck there with a hover board! Suddenly, the ending makes sense just fine huh?😎
The truth is, by the third act, the Time Machine has components from ALL of the time periods it jumped to:
The original Delorean and Flux Compactor of 1985;
The Super Fusion Reactor of 2015;
The alternate flux capacitor parts from 1955;
and the Train Wheels from 1885!
@@davidw.2791Ok.
The most heart breaking scene in this movie was the destruction of The Delorean.
This is the only one of the trilogy I got to see in the cinema. Definitely the most underrated (my order of preference is 1,3,2).
Hopefully the studios will never get their grubby hands on this property and make an inevitably sub par sequel.
Looking forward to more reactions.
Zemeckis has said he'll never allow a sequel while he's alive, and it's likely his estate will honour this request.
1,3 1 for me. Definitely one of the greatest trilogies ever
@A Poz Okaaaay then....
A "sequel" has already been made in the form of Telltale's BTTF game, which was quite good and featured most of the actual cast. It picks up right where this left off and concerns depression-era shenanigans carried out by Edna Strickland, Strickland's even more stuck-up elder sister, that result in nasty corruption of Doc's family timeline...
@@samworf6550 That game was a lot better than I thought it would be and definitely worth playing if you're a BTTF fan.
In the second movie, Biff is in the hot tub watching an old western when Marty comes in, and the character in the western uses a metal plate under his clothes as a bullet proof vest. So Marty's trick in this movie is a direct callback to that scene.
Plus the character is played by Clint Eastwood
Also, in the second film, the future cafe has a “Wild West” video game on the back wall. Foreshadowing.
ROFL - the old western movie. LMAO That is Clint Eastwood hence the whole Marty using his name throughout the movie. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Not exactly - Marty's pseudonym ("Clint Eastwood"), his outfit (wide brimmed hat with poncho over one shoulder), and the steel plate are all homages to a famous character ('The Man With No Name") from a famous trilogy of Westerns (The "Dollars" Trilogy by Sergio Leone), and specifically a famous scene from "A Fistful Of Dollars", where Eastwood's character survives a gunshot by hiding a steel plate underneath his poncho. So that scene from BTTF II is actually foreshadowing, not setting up a callback.
@@Melancthon7332 I wouldn't call it foreshadowing, as it was a background element which didn't actually convey anything. Having Biff spot the flying Delorean is foreshadowing, hell most of the movie is slapping us in the face with foreshadowing.
One little thing I like about the Back to the Future series of movies is that the nerdy scientist character is also shown to be bold and physically capable, rather than the obvious nerdy shy inept stereotype most movies go with.
Well they couldn't make it about Marty again, and since they cut Glover out of the last two movies they only had Lea to work with. I expect that is why MJ Fox plays her husband in this film.
@@Cheepchipsable although people say it doesn't make sense loraine looks like Maggie mcfly.
@@erikbihari3625 it could make sense if Lorraine Bates and George McFly share a common ancestor, which would ALSO make Lorraine a descendant of Maggie McFly. All we know, both of George McFly and the Bates family could be descended from Maggie McFly, whether that be through one of her other children or something else. If they are, they'd both possess some of her DNA, creating the possibility that one of her future descendants could look like her, even if they don't have the same last name. Remember, Lorraine says she is nearly 18 years old old in 1955, meaning she would have had to been born in 1937 or 1938 depending upon how close she was to turning 18 (she was nearly 18 years old on November 12th, 1955, so, she could totally mean she was turning 18 sometime in early 1956, allowing her to have been born in 1938 as well). That's more than 50 years after the events in 1885 occur. She totally could also be descended from Maggie McFly as well, making George and Lorraine distant cousins. They could even be closer cousins (like 3rd or 4th cousins) and they'd never know unless they did their genealogy to find out. Tons of people who come from different families later find out that they share ancestors who they would have never known about had the two people in question never met and fallen in love.
@@matthewcastleton2263 or just the tastes of the mcfly men run in the fanily and a lot of them are drawn to girls that look like that
Doc Brown's also a bona fide gearhead. He made a time machine out of a car, he fixes wagons in the Old West, and he recognized the fact Biff's 1950's lead sled would win out if they tried ramming him with an 80's sport compact.
8:49, this stunt almost killed Michael J. Fox. He passed out for a few minutes, then ended up with a bruise around his neck.
He also said his doctor told him it may have caused his parkinsons as it almost definitely gave him brain damage.
Yeah, they practiced the stunt once too many times and Michael J. Fox got really tired and forgot to put his hands between the ropes and his neck to relief the pressure. It took the crew about a minute to realize he wasn't acting and was getting choked for real. By the time they got him down, he was already unconscious.
Same thing happened to Brendan Fraser in The Mummy. Almost killed him.
God damn. You'd think they could mimic that lynching without actually lynching him
Like The Dude's rug, this movie really ties it all together.
The dude abides
Couldn't he have just scrubed it why did he need to rob Mr lebowski
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey
"Need to" is not a phrase that applies to that movie.
@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself so you're saying he just did it and everything else was just a consequence
Well that about does'er. Wraps'er all up. Things seem to have worked out pretty good for the Doc and Marty. And it was a pretty good story, don'tcha think?
26:32 She did indeed while she was sneaking past 2015 Marty as he was trying to play guitar. When 2015 Lorraine asks him "What does this fax mean?", Jennifer looks at the copy she's holding and quickly stuffs it in her pocket.
The three actors setting at the round table in the saloon are famous for being in old time western TV and movies. The one on the left side (Dub Taylor) played the locomotive's fireman in the TV show "Casey Jones" back in about 1962. The locomotive in Casey Jones (#3) is the same locomotive in this movie (#131)
Wow thanks
The bartender is one two. Often what are called "character actors", which meant they are never leads, but are memorable supporting cast, often in similar roles.
@@Cheepchipsable
Speaking of "Character Actors'", this song from Biff....er....Tom Wilson :-)
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Dub Taylor and Pat Buttram both appeared as voice actors in Disney films.
Taylor from The Rescuers (1977), Buttram from The Aristocats (1970), Robin Hood (1973), The Rescuers (1977), The Fox and the Hound (1981), Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), and A Goofy Movie (1995)(posthumously).
And Harry Carey Jr. portrayed Marshal Fred White (1849-1880) three years later in the historical western film Tombstone (1993).
@@StephenLuke, Pat Buttram was also Mr. Haney on the Green Acres sitcom of the 1960s.
Mary Steenbergen previously appeared in another time travel movie, "Time After Time", starring Malcolm McDowell (as H.G. Wells) and David Warner (as Jack the Ripper). McDowell was Steenbergen's first husband.
That is an excellent movie really great
Yep and her second husband is Ted danson ( cheers three men and a baby) she was the wife in parenthood with Steve Martin too
When the Doc told Clara about being from the future, it was very similar to when Malcom Macdowell told Mary Steenburgen that he was from the past. And her reactions were almost spot on.
Also, believe it or not, when she was offered the role of Clara, she turned it down. But she was persuaded to take the role by her kids because they were avid Back To The Future fans.
She was also in a western with Christopher Lloyd and Jack Nicholson called Goin' South, where the two lead vied for her attention, but Lloyd lost out in that movie.
I remember seeing this in theaters and the audience gave it a standing ovation
I LOVE when we used to clap at the end of movies. It was a sign of great appreciation and a shared emotional experience. Take me back to a movie theater in the mid '80's and leave me there, please.
@@tulinfirenze1990 yes me too 70s or 80s would be heaven
@@tulinfirenze1990, yes it is much less common now. But I did get to experience it a couple of times in the 2000's - "Seabiscuit" and "Fahrenheit 9/11".
@@tulinfirenze1990nowadays you’re lucky if teenagers put their phones down for more than 10 minutes during a movie or even pay attention to what’s going on.
In BTTF 2 there is a sign over Principal Strickland’s office door reading “DISCIPLINE”
In this one Marshal Strickland tells his son to remember the word “DISCIPLINE “
Must be the familiy motto ...
Everybody loves a good western
The guy that says "you better run squirrel"
He's in tombstone 1993
BTF2 foreshadows the part with the bullet proof vest or iron plate
Yup, he's Marshall White. All 3 of them at that table are veterans of old Hollywood Westerns.
Marty and Doc's relationship in this third film is just lovely. They've gone from Marty needing Doc's help to a true friendship, and it really shines through.
Telltale Games made a point-and-click adventure game of Back to the Future, taking place after the movie trilogy, and honestly, it was written so well that I actually consider it canon. It offers a glimpse of what Doc and family would do later on, and of course a whole new adventure in time with Marty. They even got Christopher Lloyd to reprise his role as Doc, and the guy voicing Marty did an amazing job emulating Michael J Fox's delivery.
And Michael J. Fox actually voiced marty in the last Episode!
As much as I prefer the trilogy I accept the game as a potential sequel rather than a screwy Hollywood sequel
I consider the game as Part 4 + myself. I think they should watch the game story playthrough on youtube as well :) There is also a cartoon series.
the Jurassic Park game by Telltale was just as good and just as canon IMO. took place after the first film but before Lost World. i never got around to playing the Back to the Future game but i really should take a look at it sometime.
In Back to the Future 2, in the future cafe there is a “Wild West” video game on the back wall. Foreshadowing for this film. Great Scott !
Lastly, weird little trivia factoid that I just realized: for being a "time traveling" TRILOGY, the time they travel most frequently to is the *present day*, 1985. From the opening of the first movie to the close of the third, here's their "itinerary": 1985, 1955, 1985, 2015, 1985, 1955, 1885, 1985.
Nice.
Although the third one should be 1985B.
@@happyslapsgiving5421 True true, it's just kinda funny.
So?
You shouldn't count the first 1985, as that's where they started. They didn't "travel" there.
@@Cheepchipsable If you're watching the movie today, YOU'VE (in essence) "traveled" to 1985 the first time 😂
I really love watching you and your wife react to movies I watched when I was a kid. I love the idea that what I watched back then can still be enjoyed by others in this day and age. Thank you. Keep up the great work.
In the final scene when Doc is telling Marty and Jennifer that they’re future hasn’t been written you can see Vern pointing to his bits. This is because the young actor is trying to tell the director that he has to pee.
I love Mary Steenburgen's casting in this film. She's a perfect complement for Christopher Lloyd and their relationship is adorable.
And not to pick on a lovesick Doc, but he should have known that asking her to go with him to the future would actually _fix_ a timeline that they had accidentally changed.
Exactly, it was a custom made solution falling in his lap.
@@Cheepchipsable Yeah, for how brief their romance actually was, the writing amd chemistry made it believable.
In the first one, Doc is in the background as an uncomfortable witness while Marty's mother shows interest. In this one the roles are reversed as Marty must watch Doc and Clara.
Ye, I think the overall mindset of this movie was to be a role-reversal for the two leads.
@@mottdropsie Yes, they ever swap catch phrases at one point. Marty says "Great Scott!" and Doc replies "This is heavy!"
My favorite BTTF movie! So many nods to the original, but with a twist (covering the Delorean when the girl arrives at Doc's, Marty saying "Great Scot" and Doc saying "This is heavy", so many more)!
Both sequels reuse lines, scenes and jokes from the first one.
"Your future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one!"
You need to look up Tom Wilson's (Biff, Maddog) "Question Song". He got asked so many questions after the movies were out that he wrote a song. You'll love it.
Watching this with TBR Schmitt is like watching it the first time all over again. So enjoyable! Samantha is so smart she figures everything out before it happens.
I like how the trilogy starts at 8 AM with all the alarms ringing and ends with the train arriving at 8 AM.
I also love how smart Doc is to send Marty back to 1985 on Sunday morning so as not to conflict with all of them leaving to travel to the 2015 on Saturday morning. Plus, Jennifer was left on her porch on Saturday night. So, she only slept there overnight. However, she and Marty were missing all day Saturday.
They actually weren't missing cause Marty's family thought he went to the lake with Jennifer.
20:10, he's gonna be sober as a priest on Sunday. Lol!
The creators of this movie are my hero’s. They have these movies so that even after they die know one can ever re make them.
16:00 I've seen this movie dozens of times and only now noticed the compositing on Michael J Fox so Marty and Seamus can be onscreen at the same time (the lighting is slightly off on MJF). Both parts of the performances are so well acted I never noticed until now.
Those compositing shots in both part II and III were the latest special effects at the time, courtesy of Industrial Light & Magic.
For the first time they used motion control (computer controlled moving cameras) on set, so they could move them exactly the same way each time.
Before then they only did shoot models that way, like in the Star Wars movies.
My name is Emmet.
When I was in drama school, I was sharing a room with this French guy in the accomodation.
I was "entertaining" this girl who also had a room in the house at the time, so often got back to the room at 3 or 4am.
Whatever time i'd get back - 3, 4 or later - though i thought he was asleep, after a few mins of silence, I always heard a French accent say "Hello Dr. Brown".
Love your work guys 👍
BTTF is an iconic trilogy.
Hi wave from Ireland 👋
haha! that's a cool story!
Hands down one of the best, well written, exiting, heartfelt and funny film series ever made. Full of legendary moments and quotes. I dont remember if i have seen the actor that plays Biff in anything else, which is a shame, because he did an incredible job in all three films.
He was in the Wing Commander Games with Marc Hamill.
@@davezwieback4208 , thank you. I will have to check that movie out, then.
He’s been mainly a voice actor
@@dantespears713 , that explains it. Thank you.
there are 4 more stories that continue their adventures.
1. Back to the Future: The Animated Series.
2. Back to the Future: The Ride.
3. the telltale game
4. Back to the Future the comics. The first comic series was based on The Animated Series. the second is based on the films. the third on The Game.
I saw the cartoon back in the 90's and rode the ride in Orlando back in 1991!
The Ravine storyline: original timeline; no one picks her up from the train, she tries to control the horses and goes over the edge to her death. Doc time travels; he picks her up and she never dies by going over cliff. Marty time travels; The ask Doc to pick her up but because of the bringing the Delorean back he forgot to get her so she is back to original timeline but is stopped before going over by Doc.
11:22 Notice Clara in the background waiting for Doc to pick her up ;)
Hope you guys have an great and awesome day. Much ❤ as always 😊
Folks, you're looking at the best couple movie reaction channel on RUclips. Keep up the good work you two. From an actor....sloooooooooowly on the rise, ha!
OMG I’m so glad I found this channel. You guys are an awesome, brilliant couple. It blows my mind how invested you are in all these movies. Your reactions are not theatrical, they are so genuine! The comments at the end are amazing. You bring up stuff that I have missed. You are so in sync with each other. The respect that you have for each other is palpable and it is a breath of fresh air. TBR, I could listen to your voice and laughs all day long :) I will tell my friends about your show. It is worth it! Keep the fun coming.
Good News is that Zemeckis, Spielberg have the rights to the movies and have said they'll never make another Back to the Future movie in their lifetimes. So we can enjoy the trilogy unspoiled.
Another fun fact about ZZ Top is that when they showed up on set, someone thought they had dressed up for the role, and when they realized they hadnt, they just included them with minimal makeup since they fit right in.
Apparently, Michael J Fox passed out and almost died shooting the hanging scene.
I’ve watched a lot of reactions to this movie - It’s one of my favorite movies of all time - and yours was one of the best. So many reactors badmouth Clara during the train sequence worried she’s going to ruin everything, but you both rooted for her the whole time. Thank you and keep up the great work. Love this channel.
I grew up as a little boy watching these movies almost every week with my three best friends while we desperately tried to make our own time machines.
All three of those friends are dead now so this trilogy is a perfect time capsule for me to remind me of a happy and fun time. They're so perfect.
God i love that intro when Doc brown is doing the dramatic music on the piano ! It's so clever !!
20:59 - If you think about it, when he calls him a gutless "yellow turd", he's really just calling him a "chicken shit". XD
Amazing film Back to the Future part III directed by Robert Zemeckis starring Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Mary Steenburgen, Thomas F. Wilson, Lea Thompson and music by Alan Silvestri. Thank you TBR for reacting one of my favorites trilogy ever made😎😎👍👍
Hey guys shout out from the US Marine Corps! I just found you guyses channel today and I love watching movie reactions from people! some of my favorites are CineBinge and Popcorn in Bed. You don't know how bad I wish I could go back in time and watch all these movies for the first time. I'm sure there are so many people that feel the same way. But it's great to watch people like people like you that have never seen these movies before react to them! I cried a few times to you guys watching this and I'm looking forward to watching many more many more reactions from you guys! I'm about to watch you guys' reaction to Ghostbusters and JAWS. Can't wait to see you guyses reaction to the head coming out of the boat that is sunk! Keep up the great reactions!
Christopher Lloyd had to take the director aside and tell him that he was nervous about the kissing scene as he'd never had a love scene in any of his previous films.
This is not Mary Steenburgen's first experience with time travel. She also starred in Time After Time with Malcolm McDowell. Great movie. One of my favorite Steenburgen films is the thriller, Dead of Winter.
BTW, he got the idea for the iron plate from the Clint Eastwood movie "A Fistful of Dollars". Which I believe he saw playing on a TV in BTTF2.
Time after Time is a terrific thriller (What if HG Wells really invented a time machine and Jack the Ripper uses it to go to the 1970s).
@@snowcat8971 Jack the Ripper (about the future): "I belong here, completely and utterly. I'm home. Ninety years ago I was a freak. Today I'm an amateur"
Dead Of Winter is fantastic! What suspense!
@@jean-paulaudette9246 IMO, it's the best acting of Steenburgen's career. Though she's also great in "Miss Firecracker".
Umm, Mary and Christopher Lloyd starred in a western together in 1978 called Goin' South.
I've always loved this movie. It's my favorite of the 3. Marty got the idea for the metal plate from the Clint Eastwood movie "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964)
There was a cartoon in the 90's, "Back to the Future: The Animated Series" (1991-1993). Plot "Jump on board the DeLorean and travel through time with Doc Brown and Marty McFly, as Doc conducts experiments and raises a family". I don't remember much about it.
love the whisky burning the wood on the bar😂😂
The more you watch this trilogy the more you realise how good it is.
I seem to remember they made a Saturday morning cartoon based on Doc's adventures with Clara and his kids.
Marty was on the cartoon too! They had a DeLorean AND the locomotive both
There was also for a short time a Bill and Ted's cartoon. Initially I believe they supplied the voices by eventually were replaced.
Of all the times I've seen this movie, this is the first time I noticed Clara standing in the background at the train station with her back to Marty and Doc when they're looking at the map.
You two are quickly becoming my favorite reactors. You’re both very genuine, you seem kind and sweet, and i love your positivity. Keep it up!
ZZ Top playing a westernified version of “Doubleback”
I remember seeing this is the cinema and the song sounded so familiar but I couldn't place it. Then they spin their instruments like they do in the video and it clicked that this was ZZ Top playing an old timey version of Doubleback!
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OK, now you have to watch Sergio Leone's Dollar-Trilogy. So many references to that in BttF III.
And regarding remakes or reboots, a quote from Wikipedia:
"Co-writer and director Robert Zemeckis, who has final rights to all films in the Back to the Future franchise, has stated that he will block all attempts to remake or reboot the original film."
I am pretty sure otherwise there would be 15 mediocre remakes and reboots and spin-offs by now.
One of my favorite thing about these movies, is that they are all connected super well. It's like instead of three movies its one big movie. A perfect trilogy
Back to the Future is one of the best trilogy i've ever seen. I love all the 3 movies!
You did it. You guys did it. Back to the Future 3. OMG!! 👊😎
For a long time they had the Back to the Future Ride at Universal Studios, now it’s the Simpsons Ride. They had the cars and train on display too
I was once there when it still existed and took that ride (in 2006). Together with the Terminator and Backdraft Expierience.
I rode that BTTF ride and it really is MAGICAL!
Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen, portraying 'love at first site', are amazing!
I think the Original is my favourite movie of all time. It came completely out of the blue in 1985. A lot like star Wars in 1977.
Don't expect them to remake it anytime soon. Hollywood has wanted to for years now but this is one of the rare movies where the creators own the rights and they have consistently refused all offers and have stated they don't plan to ever let Hollywood reboot it.
Yes, and I absolutely love that!! That alone makes the trilogy feel that much more special. I really hope they're never able to reboot or remake it. Unfortunately, once the rights holders die, I think ownership reverts back to the studio.
GOOD FOR THEM!!!!!......
I'm willing to bet someone will offer them enough money one day.
This is such a great trilogy that it's really sad when you get to the end of Part 3, knowing there's no more to the story. These movies always leave me wanting more! Great reaction, you two...as always!
There is more to the story. There was a ride at Universal studios that used filmed footage with Doc (and i think Biff) which is a continuation just like the filmed Terminator footage for the Universal attraction that had Arnold, Linda, Edward and Patrick in it is a continuation of Terminator 2. There's the animates series that uses Doc's kids as the main characters and then there is the Tell Tale game that was overseen by the director (or writer or whatever). The tell tale game is basically part 4 just like the Ghostbusters game where you play a new rookie is part 3.
Play the back to the future telltale game. It’s basically BTTF 4 with Christopher Lloyd playing doc again and it basically continues the story of the movie. It’s the closest thing you’ll get to more time travel adventures with doc & Marty
So fun fact. When Marty called out biff in part 2 with the book. On the TV he's watching clint Eastwood and in the western he uses a wood stove door as a vest. So in part 3 he was just acting out the movie biff was watching when he was in the hot tub.
YESSS! I just discovered your channel the other day and it was with the Back to the Future reactions!!! I was so sad to not see Part III up yet but now here it is!!!!
This makes me so confused doc was the one who kept telling Marty about hiw if he stays in a different time for two long he will ness with the timeline, but then Doc chooses to stay in the 18OOs? Isn't that messing with time too
Also one thing they never address is that they can’t kill Mad dog Tannen because then Biff would never be born
Nice catch. Never thought of that angle.
I suppose it would have been a bit dark for them to turn into murderers
I like how the Doc at the end his reason for coming back to 1985 was for Einstein, a dog he didn't even know yet, that just shows a dog is man's best friend!
It stunning how well put together and intertwined these films are. Its simply brilliant! Love them all!
11:22 OMG never noticed that before! Clara Clayton can be seen waiting for Doc Brown in the background of this scene, they didn't meet only because Marty showed up. Also that explains why she took the wagon that almost killed her. That's genius writing!
It it though? It's clever and entertaining, but once you know what you want to do it's not hard to make it happen. BTTF2 was the same with events in the background happening etc.
I love the third one and while I will always consider the first the best part. I consider part 3 far superior to the 2nd. Some people where turn off by the western setting but I was always a fan of western. And I enjoyed the role reversal in that Marty was now trying to be responsible in not meddling with time. And doc now willing to meddle with time out of love. Part 2 i like but i feel it gets more praise than it actually deserves.
3 had to grow on me. As an 80s kid it was a bit too wild of a change. As an adult , I have come to appreciate it more.
@@adgato75 I agree as an 80s kid I originally thought part 2 was amazing and preferred it over three. But as an adult now I consider part 2 a bit over praised.
I liked 3 the least, as the Doc couldn't be much of a scientist if he couldn't work out an alternative to gasoline, or think of using gearing, gravity or some other method to either git the Delorean up to 88, or change that speed parameter. It's never stated WHY the car need to get to 88. In the first film we see the speedometer increase when the Doc is doing the burnout with Einstein in the car, which suggests is nothing to do with velocity.
I also wonder why they just didn't leave town and lay low to avoid Tannen to but themselves more time.
Too many obvious things they could have done.
I worked at Universal Studios in the late 80s for my "survival job" as a young actor! I was in Security and drove a car around the Lot most of the time. I used to spend a lot of time on weekends exploring the Backlot on foot because there was very little filming going on during weekends. The Courthouse Square area where the Clock Tower and the Malt Shop etc were, was one of the places where I loved to spend a lot of my down time and have lunch sometimes! It was so cool as a young actor to be able to hang out there and have such a Blast as my "Day Job"!! Most of the buildings like the Clock Tower and the Theatre were only about 3 or 4 feet deep past the entrances but the Malt shop and a few others actually had small interiors and that's what you see a lot of in BTTF 1 and 2. There was a large center structure that connected the buildings on that side that was the size of a large warehouse that was mostly used to store outdoor props. I still get a kick out of it that I got to spend so much time on one of the most key areas of BTTF when it was still the way it was in those iconic films!! I gotta say, working at Universal, having the keys to just about everything while driving a car on the lot during the 80s was like a teen's "dream come true" back then!! Thanks for the fun reviews.. You two are great together!!
Great review! Trivia: Doc’s faded bandana in 1885 was made from his 2015 shirt featuring two cowboys on horses chasing a train! At the end, Needles’ 2015 gang was comprised of other gang members (ie their descendants) Skinhead (1955-1985), Data (2015) and the 1st Cowboy (1885). Marty saw the Clint Eastwood film & metal plate gag on 1985A Biff’s TV when they were in the hot tub! So clever!
Hello, again ! I couldn’t stop smiling, watching you guys react to my ultimate favourite trilogy. Thank you for the great reaction.
And yes, you guys are so cute together !
Trivia Fact: Michael J. Fox was almost hung at the hanging scene. They shot it and the rope wasn't prepared correctly. When he passed out they thought he was acting, but realized thankfully their mistake really quickly. Rumor has it that this could have be a factor for his parkinsons later in life, but that was never confirmed.
The boiler plate he wore was actually a move clint eastwood did in one of his westerns. Biff was watching it in the second movie in the hot tub with the 2 women.
Part 1: Perfect Movie
Part 2: Perfect Sequel
Part 3: Perfect Ending
Yes, finally!!
"The Frighteners" is a good 1990's Michael J Fox movie.
Yes I love that film so well made
So underrated and underplayed
Didn't make much of an impact at the time and quite a different role for Fox. Still a comedy but darker.
Directed by Peter Jackson, (LotR). He directed another great film called Meet the Feebles.
Special kudos to Thomas Wilson for playing all the different versions of Biff as well as Griff and Buford. A hightly underappreciated performance.
Great reaction video. You don't have to worry about them remaking BTTF series as the studios DON'T own the rights to this franchise. It belongs to Zemeckis and Gale and they won't allow it while either is still alive.
I love how after 100 years the rails of the track haven't shifted at all, even during all the building and rebuilding and countless trains that have rolled over it.
I mean... if you're going to be this pedantic... how about the shifting of the continents and the rotation of the Earth and the sun travelling around the centre of the galaxy.
The movie is 100% perfectly believable… Except for the railroad tracks.
@@zammmerjammer Just pointing out a little tidbit in my mind. No need to get all upset.
The tracks wouldn't have shifted that much in just 100 years. Many of the railroads still used today in the US were built in the 1800s. Railroads are engineered with the weight of trains in mind, so it's not like the rails would've sank over a century from use. If that were the case, rail lines would need maintenance more regularly than roads, because modern freight trains can weigh in excess of 10,000 tons.
I think what is being thought of more here is the bridge. The rebuilding of the wooden trestle to a suspension would have definitely changed the grade of the tracks. No doubt.
I actually prefer this movie to Part 2, the original is an all time classic. Michael J Fox was great in Doc Hollywood and The Hard Way, both are well worth checking out.
Yeah, third one is better than the second. People always remember the 2015 and maybe Biff Trump from Part 2, but this one almost entirely in different environment. And you actually get more invested in the finale since the stakes have been toned down from "restore the whole timeline" to just three people.
Fun fact - the scene with Brown saving Clara is an homage to the Virginian.
12:38 - the way I've read it explained is that with neither of them in 1885, Clara Clayton falls in the ravine and dies. When Doc goes back in time, he meets her at the station and she doesn't die; they fall in love and Doc gets shot, as Samantha explains. However, when Marty comes back to rescue Doc, Doc isn't there to pick her up, but he is there to rescue her.
Yep so that's why is there no big change because she didn't stay in 1885 to change history when she left with doc brown its like she died anyway