The Mom is Wild in Back to the Future (1985) | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Fun fact, the teacher who says the band is too loud is actually Huey Lewis. The performer of the song they were playing.
Bastard doesn't want the competition!
You missed the best part. The Pinheads, Marty's backup band, is played by Hurry Lewis' backup band, The News. That's why they looked so much older than high schoolers should, as Biscute said.
It greatly amazes me that Huey and his band were so enthused with this film to the point they participated in it
Nope. Incorrect. @@richwelling3409
@@richwelling3409The News are not Huey Lewis’ “backup band”. They were and are a band. They were formed as a band and the name of “Huey Lewis and The News” is not reflective of that status as a group of people who all made massive contributions to their success.
You should definitely continue with Part 2 and 3.
Right, as far as I'm concerned, it's just one big movie!
She didn't really like this one that much
@@MrKeychange I think she did - she gave it 4 stars (out of 5)
@@oaktree1628 Eh, she didn't hate it, but it's probably the least excited I've ever seen anyone after watching this movie. She's awesome, but it doesn't seem like it hit home based on what she said afterwards.
This is one of those rare trilogy, where all 3 movies are actually Great.
Not just that, but it would be a dis-service to attempt a remake or any sequels/prequels. Just imagine, if a remake were done now, the first movie would be set in the 1990s (pre-cellphones, flat-screen TVs and widespread internet); imagine Marty performing an "oldie" at a 90s school dance that's an at-the-time new/unreleased Nirvana or Green Day cover!
@@ziggythedrummer "pre-cellphones"? 🤨🤦♀
@@flexydex8754 well, pre-cellphones being widely available/affordable to the general public
Great Scott!
Yeah damn right
this is one of those trilogies I could watch over and over again.
Same. My all-time favorite! 😎
It’s impossible to hear the soundtrack and not feel good.
Me2 Which is why I can keep watching my fav reactors watch these movies.
The "oldie" song Marty played at the dance was written and performed by legendary Chuck Berry. The guy on the phone talking to Chuck Berry happens to be Marvin Berry, Chuck's cousin. So this is basically creating another time travel quandry where Marty uses historical events prior to their defined place in time. It gives Marty credit for being responsible for one of the most important events in the history of rock and roll. It is fairly understood that Chuck Berry was one of founders/godfathers, whatever you want to call it, of rock music.
How do you know that wasn't how CB got the idea? 😉😜
Ha! - If he really does have a cousin named Marvin, I'll believe it! @@raybernal6829
The mystery for me is still how Marvin Berry had a 1958 Gibson ES-345 to loan Marty in 1955.
@@0okamino 😜
Fun fact about that: Chuck Berry didn't record "Johnny B. Goode" until 1958, but it's said that he wrote it in 1955 and started performing it then.
The real saying is "Make like a tree & leave" because trees have leaves... get it? Biff says it wrong.
I never got it, so thanks for putting out the real expression.
@@taoist32there is also "Make like a drum and beat it." And "make like a banana and split."
I prefer "make like a tree and get the fuck out," personally
In the second movie, he comments that something “makes about as much sense as a screen door on a battleship.” A screen door is a door where the main panel is replaced with wire mesh, to let breezes through while keeping insects out. The correct phrase is “that makes as much sense as a screen door on a submarine,” since a screen door forming part of the outside hull of a submarine would make no sense at all (it would leak ocean inward, and the boat would sink).
However, a screen door on a battleship would not be a terrible design choice, but simply eccentric. It is a running gag that Biff is so stupid that he tries to be cool by using punning expressions, but always gets the punchline wrong.
@@EvilBonsai my favorite is "I'm gonna make like a baby and head out."
"Make like a leaf and blow!"
40:35 “Who the hell is this Scott?!” OMG that one got me.. I laughed 😂
Make like a tree and leave (leaf) is the saying. The joke is how bad Biff messed it up.
TBF she's Romanian. They don't have that joke.
That line will be revisited in the second movie
@@russellward4624 Right. That's why Biss asked the question at 28:05
@@DaleKingProfile As well as the submarine joke that is ALSO ruined by Biff XD
"Its 'leave', you idiot; 'make like a tree and leave'. You sound like a damn fool when you say it wrong!"
When Doc asked who was president, he assumed Marty was joking when he gave an actor's name. So he joked that Jerry Lewis was vice president. Jerry Lewis was the Jim Carey of the 1950s, with wild physical humor and pretended stupidity. Jack Benny as secretary of the Treasury was funny because he was a comedian whose main joke was that he was really cheap.
I never got the joke about Jack Benny until you explained it. Thanks!
Jim Carey? Are you sure that is a useful reference? The '90's were 30 years ago - the same amount of time between 1955 and 1985.
I never caught the Jack Benny joke. Thanks!
For an idea how hard Jack Benny milked the cheap joke, one of his biggest laughs came from a skit where he got mugged: "Your money of your life!" ... "Well?! Your money or your life?!" Jack: "I'm thinking it over!" It got a big enough laugh his show revisited the joke for two or three weeks after that.
@@hanng1242 what would be a better one?
Critiques are fine solutions are better.
And in only 11 years, Ronald Wilson Reagan would be elected Governor of California.
Lea Thompson played the mom. She's been in Red Dawn, All The Right Moves, Caroline in the City and Howard The Duck.
...and Some Kind of Wonderful.
And The Wizard of Loneliness (1988).
@@ts1ezrdr a highly underated movie by John hughes.
I respectfully submit a theory that recent MCU events have erased the Howard movie from existence...
@@ziggythedrummer Nah. The multiverse makes it possible that it exists in our universe and not the one where Howard was captured by The Collector.
When the Doc kept exclaiming ' Great Scot ' Its an expression like ' Holy shit ' when He was stressed ! Older American expression.
" who the hell is this Scott!!!?? " 😭
« "Great Scott!" is an interjection of surprise, amazement, or dismay. It is a distinctive but inoffensive exclamation, popular in the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century, and now considered dated.
It originated as a minced oath, historically associated with two specific "Scotts": Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and, later, US general Winfield Scott. The 2010 edition of the Oxford Dictionary of English labels the expression as "dated" and simply identifies it as an "arbitrary euphemism for 'Great God!'".
It is a catchphrase of the fictional scientist Emmett "Doc" Brown from the Back to the Future franchise. »
I attended a BTTF discussion panel in 2013, where some of the cast members attended, and Christopher Lloyd was one of them. At a certain point, the moderator looked at Chris and asked him, "Who is Scott, and why is he so great?" Chris paused a few moments, then smiled and said, "My grandfather."
biff got the expression wrong...trees have leaves...so its supposed to go "make like a tree and leave" but instead of telling him to leave he says get outta here
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Actually the phrase we used was 'make like a tree and LEAF' which was humorous word play to mean 'LEAVE'. Leaf was used because it related directly to trees and the word leave does not. In a similar way we also said 'make like a sheep and get the flock out of here'. The word flock let people avoid swearing in public and saying the actual word meant of 'f@ck'.
While in high school, if you got a note from a girl that said 'I love you!' and she included her phone number, that was the best feeling in the world.
Doesn't change much out of high school, either, btw.
When you are driving around and see countless bad drivers on the road could you just imagine if those bad drivers were in FLYING CARS! Terrifying.
body parts falling from the sky
I suppose if we have the tech for flying cars they would be driverless. Thought we would have had them by now.😢
I love when you guys add the little time stamps haha I have been reading your comments for a while and I am having great fun !!! Thank you
"Hope chest" is an old timey tradition, teenage girls used to be given a wooden chest to put things in for their eventual wedding. My mom is a Boomer and still has hers, my sister is Gen-X and never got one
"Make like a tree and get out of here" is showing that Biff is a dummy. The expression is "Make like a tree and leaf" but say it so it sort of sounds like "Make like a tree and leave". Not a great expression
This entire trilogy is excellent.
The "you have to come back to the future at the end" really wasn't a setup for the next movie (as there were no plans for one) and was thrown in as a joke. After the movie was a hit, they wrote the next two, with both being wildly successful.
If you watch the next one, stop at the end when it says "To Be Continued". There are a lot of spoilers for the 3rd movie in the trailer that follows the second movie ending.
16:07 42:54 Not quite caught in your reaction, but my favorite little detail: Because Marty runs over one of two pine trees when he first arrives in 1955, the Twin Pine Mall sign changes to the Lone Pine Mall when Marty returns to try to stop the Libyans.
37:22 Such a visceral reaction! I love it!
Really?? I've watched this movie like umpteen times and never noticed that. 🙈 I'll need to pay more notice..
the man in the farm the peabody, he was also in the original silent night deadly night billy's grandfather
I never noticed this detail in over 30 years of watching this movie
Really? I’ve seen this a bunch of times and never noticed! Mind blown 🤯
I think a lot of the references in the movie that you don't get are not due to you not being American, but that you are not a Baby Boomer. I grew up in the '50's and so watching this movie in '85 brought back memories of what things used to be like, including some big changes that I (and many others watching this then) had forgotten. Besides the action of the plot here, this movie is an excellent reference to students of history (particularly combined with It's A Wonderful Life which accurately reflects changes from 1918 to 1946).
The movie starts in the current time it was made - of course - but the 30-year difference covers a vast change in American life. Up until after the second world war in the 1940's, most people lived in urban or "downtown" areas. After the war, though, the flight to the suburbs began, robbing the center of towns as backwaters, even the forbidding "inner city" in some cases, as business relocated to suburban malls. Downtown business districts became the hub of secondary retail outlets, with many stores vacant. (In more recent times, there has been a shift back.)
There has been a seismic shift in how man and woman relate to each other. Women up until then were taught to not be forward in terms of dealing with men, particularly as relates to dating. The cultural patterns of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice of the 1810's remained basically the same for the next century. There was a great loosing of morals during the Roaring Twenties, but then a step back during the Depression. At mid-century, there was the publication of the Kinsey reports, which (eventually) made people realize a lot more people were "doing it" and in more ways than ever though possible. The replacement of the incredibly restrictive Hays Code for movies was replaced in 1968 by the current letter code rating system, making XXX movies legal. In the 1970's, women gained access to birth control and the feminist movement greatly changed things to what this movie plays off on as the baseline 1985 era. (Yes, a woman would claim she never asked a guy out, but would think it was okay to ask the guy to ask her.)
Please dont wait to long with nr.2 and nr.3 of this series.
We all love them....and we love you and your reactions to 😊
Agree
Biss let me just say, and I'm sure I'm speaking for all of us here, I really enjoy your reactions especially your movie ones. One of the things I get a real kick out of is the way you put two and two together when you figure out plot changes as they happen, and I think it's crazy cool how you anticipate the actor's next line. You did it like six or seven times with this one and I laugh out loud every time you do it.
"I am your density." Greatest pickup line ever!
The names related to the Reagan scene were the names of other entertainers. The joke being since Reagan was an actor, other actors would be part of his cabinet.
Maybe Bonzo would be White House spokeschimp.
@@0okamino only until his bedtime
Before he was President Ronald Reagan was the Governor of California and before that he was a movie and television actor.
Like Arnie
Diffence is that Arnie can never become president, becourse he wasnt born in US
@@marcusfridh8489 🤦♀
The amplifier incident at the lab is a great way of making us believe that a 23 years old MJF is actually a teenager. Maxing every dial before even trying it. :D
Well, that's how you set a guitar amp.
Thank goodness he didn’t have Spinal Tap’s dials.
20:07 Don't know if anyone has said what a "Hope Chest" is but it's an American/English tradition that has fallen out of style now. In America they were called hope chests, England they're called Dowry Chests. They're a chest made of cedar (for anti-moth properties like all furniture designed to store fabrics), flat top generally, with a hinged lid that would open and have a small tray attached to the lid to hold jewelry. They were given to daughters in their mid-teens (like a quinceañera or a sweet-sixteen type of landmark birthday) to collect things to take with them when they moved out to live with their future (as-yet-unmet) husband. Every gift-giving holiday would be an opportunity for people to give the girl gifts to place in the "Hope Chest" like silverware sets, china, towels, bed sheets, things that you need in every house, so that when she "hopefully" marries some day she can provide a nice home for her husband.
Nice tradition. Too bad it fell out of style in the 50's/60's.
6:51 I just love the irony in that the guy telling the band they're too loud is the guy who wrote the music they were playing IRL lol. I highly suggest watching the other two.
Fun reaction Biss.... I think you're the only reactor not give this a perfect score. This movie is used in college classes as a tool on how a movie can be done to perfection 😊❤
The actress playing Marty's mom, also starred in the first Marvel movie - Howard the Duck. Howard is even cannon to the MCU with a aperances in all of the Gardians movies, and End Game.
but the movie is clearly aimed at kids...
Is it weird to say, they should've REBOOTED that movie (u know, back when the MCU was still GOOD)? IDK just a thought. 🤷
Notice,before Marty goes back to1955,the mall is called"twin pines mall.when he returns the mall is called"lone pine mall".
I lived 5 minutes from the "Twin Pines Mall" (Puente Hills Mall) when the movie was being made. I haven't been there since the 90's, but I drive by it all the time. I hear it's deserted. Now I live 5 minutes from the high school (Whittier High School) where they shot the exteriors of Marty's school. That little area of Whittier has had some stuff shot there. Like the last scene from The Wonder Years and some scenes from that Spielberg movie. The Ackermans or The Fablemans or whatever it was called. I can't remember as I didn't watch it.
lol I know no one will care. Just had to blah about it.
OMG I can't believe she hasnt seen BTTF
this will be a treat of a video!
27:58 - The expression is, _“Why don't you make like a tree and _*_LEAF_*_ ”_ because it's a play on words with _LEAVE_ but the line gets messed up with him summarizing _“-and get outta here”_ as a way of portraying him as less smart because he can't remember the quote and uses it in a way that doesn't make sense.
(There's another film *_The Boondock Saints_* that uses this same joke but also does a better job of explaining it that might be worth checking out some time). Thanks as always for your reactions, as they're extremely enjoyable to watch and revisit these old movies with!
had you noticed when he came back the mall was called "lone pine pall"
there was 2/twin pines on the property, marty ran over 1 of them in the past
Lorraine: *takes a drink*
Marty: "What are you doing?"
Biss: "Pregaming for the next 30 years".
Me: 😮😮😮😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Biss: "What was your thinking process behind this?
Marty: "Rock n roll"
Exactly!
30:35 When I was a kid, there were no designer underwear for guys and moms with multiple kids at home used to stitch the name of the kids in their underwear to avoid confusions, so Loraine's assumption that it was his name is completely understandable.
Also when kids went to camp.
32:47 is the cutest Bisscute has ever looked of all her reaction videos! 🥰
Aww thank you
18:30 So, you see, when Strickland was tearing into Marty, earlier, he knew what a pushover his father was and is and so he was challenging Marty, daring him to prove Strickland wrong, daring him to be the first McFly to ever amount to something by NOT being like his dad.
He's been watching George McFly be a screwup for 30 years and he surely knows that Marty has talent and really just needs to apply himself to succeed.
He was literally pushing Marty to use his teenage angst to rebel against his parents and become something more.
My favourite 80s movie since I was a kid! 39 years later I still love this movie and it's sequels. Such a feel good movie , that all generations can enjoy.
Hello Miss Biss!😊 Your expression when Biff is knocking on Marty's dad head is hilarious.😆 Lorraine is very aggressive, especially for a 1950s girl. Great reactions to your very first Back to the Future film, Miss Biss!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Small thing most people don’t notice: twin pine mall from the beginning becomes one pine mall at the end, after the one tree gets destroyed.
Hi Bisscute, it's great you've started this iconic trilogy, I love these movies :) please react to parts 2 & 3 as soon as you can :) I love your reactions and I'm subscribed.
"Your thirstiness is immeasurable." 😁
I've watched many reactions to this movie -- you just described young Lorraine in one perfect sentence.
The Judge in the Talent contest (Im afraid you're just too loud"_) is Huey Lewis from Huey Lewis and the News. That band was in the top 5 of all bands in the 1980s. Their 3rd album had 6 top ten hits out of 11 songs. Huey and the News also did the soundtrack to these movies. Power of Love, Hip to be Square, Stuck with you, I wanna new drug, Bad is Bad, Do you believe in love, all great songs from them.
One thing, when Doc gets shot in the parking lot,......Einstein disappears from the rest of the whole series.
Notes: Huey Lewis tells him his own song is "too darn loud." If you are in Detroit, Michigan, USA, you may see a DeLorean still. Back to the Future is the basis for Rick & Morty. The guitarist's cousin was Chuck Berry, the Godfather of Rock and/or Roll. The first use of "Great Scott!!!" was in 1852, and references Sir Walter Scott. Also, the future they go to is 2015. Can't wait for you to see that!!!
Classic 80's movies, awesome 😎 I grew up on these.
I have no idea if anyone else mentioned this one... But toward the beginning when Marty was doing the music try-out and got rejected, the person behind the megaphone was Huey Lewis. It was a cameo role done as subtle joke since Lewis is a rock musician in real life.
1, 2, and 3 are one long, almost seemless story. You definitely need to see 2 and 3!
One of my favourite movies. I remember watching it decades ago, fascinated by the idea of time travel. Your reaction was fantastic. It made me smile the whole time. Thanks 🙂
Despite playing a very jerk character Biff, Tom Wilson was a very nice guy. In fact, while filming the attempted r@pe scene, in between takes he would check on Lea Thompson to make sure she was ok with the scene.
Easter egg: When marty goes back u can see where the ledge of the clocktower where doc was standing , at the end with the cable problem, is broken
Woo-hoo! Always love seeing someone's reaction to this for the first time! As great as this movie works as a standalone film, just wait till you get to the sequels!
19:10, Biff said "make like a tree and get out of here", the expression is "make like a tree and Leave".
Great Reaction! If you ever curious you should see some of the cast interviews Especially with Thomas Wilson (Biff) they are always fun to listen to and enlightening.. He tells alot about the days of Filming these movies.. and hes funny.
20:10 Girls used to save up stuff in a Hope Chest (it might be a literal wooden chest like a pirate's treasure chest), stuff they for sure wanted to have when they got married.
21:30 After Kennedy was assassinated, streets all over the U.S. were renamed for him.
28:10 Biff is trying to use the joking expression "Make like a tree and leave," but since he doesn't understand it himself he misquotes it.
Fun fact, there is always people writing out fun facts on every reaction of the same movies.
Looking forward to those hahhaa
@@BissFlix I just posted my "Standardized Facts" post..... LoL
@@BissFlix short important(at least to me) that black cup with the straw.. where can i get one of those ?
@@Metzwerg74 It looks like a black Starbucks studded tumbler.
@@maddwitch hmm... i never was at starbucks, coffee always gives me headache about 15-20 minutes after i drink it...
Great Scott is a reference to General Winfield Scott, a nineteenth century American Army General. It is rumored that the men in his command adopted the exclamation “Great Scott!”, as a way of humoring the old man.
Back to the Future is a trilogy totally worth to watch.
Also Kung Fu Panda trilogy (a 4th movie in progress) is very good.
A couple of minor things:
The mall is originally named "Twin Pines Mall." If you look closely, you'll see that Old Man Peabody had a pair of pine trees at the end of his driveway -- but Marty runs over one of them. When Marty goes back to 1985, the mall is named "Lone Pine Mall."
There are a lot of small details like that.
The joke about Biff saying, "Make like a tree and get out of here," is that it was an incorrect use of slang that's now fallen out of use. The correct slang is, "Make like a tree and leave." The fact that Biff gets it wrong was a statement of Biff's intelligence (or lack thereof).
"Great Scott" is another slang term that's fallen out of use. It was an interjection of surprise, amazement, or dismay. It is a distinctive but inoffensive exclamation, popular in the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century, and now considered dated.
It originated as a minced oath, historically associated with two specific "Scotts": Scottish author Sir walter Scott and, later, US general Winfield Scott.
This film creates a weird paradox that's neither broached nor resolved:
When Marty returns to 1985, he sees a version of himself go back in time. However, _it's not the same Marty_ . It's an Alternate Marty who grew up in the future that Original Marty created where his father is a successful, self-confident scifi novelist; his family is completely different; and Doc isn't killed by the Libyans.
The question becomes: what did Alternate Marty do when he went back to 1955? He might interfere with his parents' meeting, but to him it would be the way he'd always heard his parents recount the story: that a teenager was hit by Lorraine's father; that Lorraine was infatuated with him for a few days; and that this ultimately led to Biff's attempted SA of her and George clocking Biff.
This whole thing is entirely glossed-over and never mentioned. Over the years, fans have speculated that the easiest answer is that Alternate Doc, now aware of everything Original Marty did, simply made certain that the plutonium was packed so that Alternate Marty could immediately return to 1985.
However, that still creates a paradox, since there would then be _two different Martys_ who'd arrive back in Alternate 1985.
Don't think too much about it, because the logical implications get very, very twisted. It ultimately results in what scifi fans call an "Infinite Loop Paradox," where multiple different Martys start showing up in 1955.
Eventually, Doc's only reasonable response would be to never follow through with the time machine at all.
In any case, the entire matter is totally glosssed-over. It's best to forget about it and enjoy the films, because dramatically they're very good.
Indeed, the script for this film is taught in film schools as the "perfect script" because of the way it's structured. There are entire textbooks written about it.
There's an ongoing question of how Original Marty got together with Doc.
According to the director and writer, Original Marty had been told by Principal Stickland that Doc was a dangerous nutcase. Being the average teenager, Original Marty pushed-back by going to Doc's lab to see for himself. He found himself impressed by all the weird gadgets Doc had lying around. Doc then hired Marty to work part-time at the lab doing odd jobs for him. Along the way, Marty convinced Doc to build the gigantic amplifier for his electric guitar that we see in the opening of the film.
Another point: in the early hours of October 15, 2015, fans gathered at the Puente Hills Mall, the shooting location of the Lone/Twin Pines Mall, to celebrate the impending arrival of the DeLorean. Sadly, no flying DeLorean ever appeared above or near it, but the fan celebration was well-covered in the press.
On a personal note: as an early Gen-Xer, I was the same age as the "teenaged" actors. I instantly fell in love with Lea Thompson and continue to be infatuated with her today.
Female reactors like to say, "Eyes up here," when Lorraine removes her sweater in the car. Guys my age have never been able to keep their eyes "up here."
It's impressive that Lea was able to transition out of ingenue roles, which is rare in Hollywood. Typically, actresses simply "age out" and are discarded, but Lea continued to act for some time. She's also a successful Broadway actress and has now transitioned into directing.
Lea remains beautiful, and is one of the few actress/directors her age who hasn't resorted to surgery nor botox nor enhancements. She's aged far better than me, and I really respect her not having chosen the enhancement route.
No doubt if I were to ever meet her, I'd become a drooling fanboy and embarrass myself. 💗
Make like a tree and leaf.
29:43 - The bloopers from this scene are hilarious! 😂 Crispin Glover kept missing the glass! 😂
I haven't watched yet but I am SO EXCITED! Back to the Future is my favorite movie, hands-down. I can't wait to see you react to the other two!!!
The actual expression should be: Why don't you make like a tree and "leaf"? But that goes over Biff's head.
leave - not leaf
Great reaction Biss, you picked a classic trilogy to react too 👍👍
"Go to dreamland you little shit" LMAO. What we are all thinking.. a perfect movie moment from a perfect movie. Five out of five, a classic!
So happy, the movie is a classic and I loved your reaction Miss Bisscute💓💓💓, for future reactions you must complete the back to the future trilogy, you should also react to other films starring by Michael J. Fox. such as: The Frighteners (1996), Doc Hollywood (1991) and Casualties of war (1989). and for your other music channel please react to Huey Lewis and The News the band that made the songs for the soundtrack of this movie, songs: The power of love, Back in time, i want a new drug and Heart and Soul, great music you will like it Biss.
Fun movie fact. The Mall at the start was Twin Pines Mall. But when Marty went back in time he ran over one of the trees. When he gets back to the future it then reads Lone Pine Mall.
this trilogy is epic
@28:01 the real expression is "make like a tree and leave." Biff saying it wrong is used to show he's not very smart
My favourite movie
The talent judge that tell Marty that his music is just "Too Darn Loud" is none other than Huey Lewis... the musician and vocalist of the title track to this movie, "The Power of Love" which is also the song that Marty is actually playing during the audition.
Sleeping in jeans is uncomfortable. Lorraine wanted Marty to be comfortable ;)
Yeessss I can see that now , my bad
She wanted him to be _very_ comfortable
Her annoyed confusion over “Make like a tree…”. Chef’s kiss. ❤
Act like a tree and "Leaf" ( leave ). Biff screwed it up.
"Make like a tree and leave" is the expression.
hi bisscute
thank Lea Thompson played Lorraine. She was also in “Red Dawn” in 1984 and “Howard the Duck” some years later. Then later, she did a TV series called, “Caroline in the City.”
Howatd the Duck is from 1986, so just ONE year after Back to the Future.
Poor Leah, first have to make out with her "son" and next year with an antropomorphic duck
Great react! I hope U'll see whole trilogy.....
What Biff was trying to say was make like a tree and leave
28:01 "What is this expression?" The correct expression is "Why don't you make like a tree and leave." This is because the verb "to leave" has an archaic alternate meaning: to sprout leaves (like after winter). But Biff isn't smart enough to understand the expression, so he's always getting it wrong.
The phrase Biff is messing up (28:05) is correctly stated "make like a tree and leave." In this case leave is a play on the word leaf. It is a running gag through all three movies that he never gets it right.
Loved the reaction Biss! They always make my day, you’re the best.
Thank you so much ❤️
The guy with the bullhorn saying he’s too darn loud is Huey Lewis, the one singing the song with the opening number that you just heard 😉
A hope chest is a piece of furniture girls had in their rooms. The idea was that they would put things they would need later in life -- sheets and bedding, nightgowns, things for later married life (including a future wedding dress?) Baby clothes, future pots and pans, etc could go in it too.
The 3rd episode of this trilogy you will love so much. Back to the future is a lovely film concept and the actors are awesome. M J Fox you also need to see him in the film Casualties of War.
Bliss, thanks for watching this one. Been watching long enough to understand, keep doing what you do. I had the chance to meet some of the cast, especially Christopher Lloyd. They all where fun to talk to. Well to the next one.
2:56 The Scientists in the black & white "photos" are Thomas A. Edison and Benjamin Franklin, who both liked to play around with electricity.... 😉😉
The judge who told Marty that the band was "just too darn loud" was Huey Lewis, the guy who actually sings the song that he was playing. There's a saying that goes, "make like a tree and leave".
One of those movies that if I happen onto it, I stop and watch until at least the Marty Johnny Be Good performance. Just makes me smile every time.
Always find it funny how people think Martys mum is wrong to fancy him when as far as shes concerned hes just another kid her own age. Why shouldnt she fancy him
Notice the mall is called"twin pines mall",when he returns,it,s called"lone pine mall."
Ohhh I didn’t notice that, thanks
Love watching your reactions! I have seen this movie dozens of times but it is all fresh again through your eyes. Thanks!
At this point, 342 people have explained "make like a tree n get outta here."
The teacher that refused the song in the beginning is Heuy Lewiwis, who wrote the song.
I saw this film for the first time when I was 11 years old... and it was absolutely amazing for me!!! One of my favorites ever.
Please reac to the parts 2 and 3.
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At the beginning, he was at the Twin Pines Mall. Then he went back in time and ran over one of the pines. At the end, it was the Lone Pine Mall.
40:34 It originated as a minced oath, historically associated with two specific "Scotts": Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and, later, US general Winfield Scott. It is a catchphrase of the fictional scientist Emmett "Doc" Brown from the Back to the Future franchise.
I graduated in 1985 and my mom grew up in the 50s, so it was a fun movie for teens and the parents. I was thrilled to see Christopher Lloyd in this film and Michael J. Fox is just a likeable, wonderful person. Its almost impossible to see him any other way.
I enjoyed the movie, thanks for watching
06:50 The teacher with the bull horn is actually the lead singer of Huey Lewis and the News who performed the theme song for the movie