Back to the Future 2 | First Time Watching | REACTION - LiteWeight Reacting
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
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They recast Jennifer because the original actress was looking after her sick mother.
FINALLY! A reactor that recognized Elijah Wood was in this movie
Goosebumps every time Marty says "There's only one man who can help me", and the music kicks in there at the end!
The reason Jennifer was put to sleep was because the directors never intended for a sequel and had no idea what to do with her when they did make one
They are not wigs. These actors play themselves. Even though there was no CGI back t hen. There was a machine that came out in 1989 and Back to the Future Part II was the first one to try it. Mitsubishi that allows you to do a split screen where you could film one thing and then film another and put it into one video. So they film the scene with old doc talking to are and they film the same with young doc talking to air. They put the two videos together in a split screen so it can look like they're talking to each other.
A few bits of trivia. 1) They decided early on that, when it comes to depicting the future, movies always get it wrong. So they opted to turn the future into a series of jokes. 2) In a deleted scene, you learn that the old man trying to save the clock tower in 2015 (talking about the Cubs winning the world series), that character is actually the mechanic who removed the manure from Biff's car in 1955. 3) Due to creative differences, the actor portraying George McFly refused to be in the sequels, which guided the idea of having him die in the alternate reality, and whenever you see the George character on screen, he's not recognisable (for instance, turning his back to the camera after saving Loraine from Biff's assault in 1955, or when he shows up in 2015 after a golfing accident "upside down"...). 4) Yes, that was indeed Elijah Wood from LOTR, and yes that was also Billy Zane from Titanic. 5) Nike actually did release a limited edition of the auto-lacing shoes in 2015 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the movie (no hoverboards from Matel though!).
There was a deleted scene where Biff faded from existence. You didn't hurt himself he created a timeline where old Biff did not exist. Not in 2015. So he faded from existence. Like Marty almost dead when his parents weren't together. They should have not took that out of the film. Apparently there's a newspaper prop you can buy that says before Marty change the timeline back to what it's supposed to be. In this evil 1985 around 1991 Lorraine found out that Biff killed George and so she killed Biff. Since he died in 1991 there's no reason for old fifth to be alive in 2015 which why he fade from existence.
I think it’s stupid that people just skip the preview for the third movie. There’s no spoilers, it’s no different from watching a regular movie trailer…
Fun fact: Biff's grandma was voiced by Biff actor himself, Tom Wilson!
Yes, you're right. This entire trilogy is one of the most consistent and well-written with all the callbacks and tie-ins.
Okay, so...
You're right to point out how absolutely talented Biff's actor (Tom Wilson) is. He actually grew up a band nerd who was picked on, and used that experience to play the perfect bully after he had a growth spurt. Not only that, the guy is a legitimately hilarious stand up comic. Here's him on the Tonight Show back in the day doing standup.
They invented a new camera system for this movie called Vistaglide. It was a robotic camera that could repeat camera moves precisely, allowing the filmmakers to move the camera around while an actor was playing multiple roles in the scene. They would choose which character would be the focus of the shot and have the camera repeat the move for each other character. Then, they could combine the shots during post-production. The first film to come out using this system was
I am super impressed with your observations! Out of all the reactors I've seen, you're the only one who noticed all the little Old West details in this movie... which might pay off in the next movie. You're such a smart cookie and I mean that wholeheartedly!
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When the two Docs are talking to eachother, that's presumably a split screen. It looks seamless because the lamp post is providing a nice clean boundary, so there's no obvious colour or lighting differences if the split had been in "mid air".