@@celsovera91 There are a few theories that Marty died multiple times and Doc went back to save him. Jumping off the casino roof and in the tunnel, Doc just shows up out of nowhere in the DeLorean without previously knowing that Marty was in danger.
Griff tried to do to Marty Jr, what his grandfather Biff did to Marty's uncle (Uncle Joey) when he had Joey rob Doc's mom's house. This is told in the comics
That's a first. I've seen people cry watching "Forrest Gump", I've seen people cry watching "It's a Wonderful Life"....but you are the first and only one I've seen cry over "Back To The Future" movies. You are AWESOME!
I've seen one other reactor cry, for the first Back To The Future, when Marty opens the garage door and he has the pickup truck. Crispen Glover argued that he didn't like the movie because he thought it meant "money solves everything" and that's wrong, but the original McFlys were CLEARLY struggling, everything in the house was from the 70s or older, the car was from the 70s, and it hits a lot different when you grow up like that. They weren't rich or anything, but they weren't a family of 5 adults trying to get by.
@@hellomark1 yes the 80s idea of success was more money & possessions, so you can see his point (also, he wanted the same salary as Michael J. Fox & Universal was like, "Umm, no?")
"Oh, Marty, be careful around that Griff character. He's got a few short circuits in his bionic implants." -- Doc I always attributed the reason Griff and his gang spoke & acted so eccentrically is due to their bionic implants, which were still very illegal at that time. They likely got them installed from some cheap, shady black market shop ala cyberpunk. The "Vote Yes on Proposition 237" stuff in the movie's 2015 future was to legalize bionics.
i always attributed Griff as the logical conclusion of Biff breeding. The kid was psychotic....how do you think he made kids? We already know he was down with....rape. Biff's genes are the type that shouldn' t continue. This is the result.....generations that eventually can't even hide it.
I've never had an older sister, let alone a super fun and knowledgeable one who's effortlessly likeable, but watching your channel is what I imagine it would be like. Love it.
Michael has said that filming this is where he first started thinking might be wrong with him. When refilmed johnny b good, he couldn't get his body to slide across the stage. He thought it was just that he was 4 years older but it might have been the first warning
I thought he said the first time he noticed something was wrong was when he was filming the movie Doc Hollywood and his finger started twitching when he was walking the pet pig.
With the advantage of hindsight I think there's a bunch of warning signs. At 18:10 in the video where's he saying "Nobody calls me chicken" looks at how his left eye and the left part of his face twitches. I think people maybe assumed it was just a part of his character but that wasn't acting, he probably just didn't notice it.
yeah he palyed a cop in a movie called "action jackson" staring carl weathers aka apollo creed which starred at least 3 other actors who were in die hard a year earlier . he also voiced the cop matt bluestone from the disney cartoon gargoyles
The recreation of the truck scene kills me, Marty’s reaction to the truck in the first one was perfect-heartfelt and deeply thankful for having a better life. In the reshoot it just looks like a kid who got his first car. Marty’s life in the future sucks because his family changed, but he didn’t. Thus, the residue of having the Mcfly curse still exists in Marty. He wasn’t raised by a confident George Mcfly.
Oh wow, that's such a great point about Marty not being raised by confident George. I hadn't thought of that before. That would totally explain why he was still having issues with being called a coward.
George is hanging upside down because it wasn't Crispin Glover. The producers got sued for using a make up cast of his face. Glover sued and won for them using his likeness without his permission.
Yeah a shame really. They wanted him.back he wanted too much money, they said uhh no. But using his facial likeness without his permission wasn't a cool thing to do.
@@MKF30 It appears that the problem is a bit more complex than that. Apparently Glover critiziced the ending of BttF as too materialistic for the story, which Gale did not appreciate, and blocked any further attemps to get him for the sequels. Here is Glover talking about it: ruclips.net/video/gmuGyHb4iHE/видео.html&ab_channel=notsam
@@TheJFGB93 It's not really that complex lol. Glover literally explains what I and others here said as well as the trivia. You can't do something illegal due to a grudge or disagreeing with someone's opinion...that's his opinion which Glover can have. Tons of actors praise their movies, rip or feel meh. Who cares? lol If Bob's feelings were hurt that still doesn't give him the right to use Glover's likeness without permission nor lie about him which the video you posted confirms btw whether he likes Glover's view or not that's pretty petty on Gale's part. And he made peace with Zemekis so I I don't believe it's all on Glover's part regarding the grudge. I am a huge BTTF fan read into it years ago, Gale was also not a fan of working with Glover because he felt he was "hard to work with" made a big deal about his hair not being exactly the way he wanted and threatened Glover over it to replace him. It's on the BTTF trivial and extra features you can only see on the special editions... He also had only done any blocking and lying about Glover after he got sued for doing something illegal in using Glover's face, plus the trivial confirms it so it's not really anymore complex than that. There's always two sides to every story but here clearly Glover was the one right legally. As for him bashing parts of the movie, that's Glover's right it's called freedom of speech man.
@@SprightlyValentino That's the beauty of it. And unfortunately Tom Wilson got type cast because he was so good. I'm sure he makes a killing off of the royalties though.
Fun Fact(s) - Biffs car in 1955 has a rear view mirror in scenes where it is convenient and it is absent in scenes where it mucks up the plot. - Movie 2 and 3 were written and filmed at the same time. - The timeframe for 1955 from movie 1 and 1955 from movie two are synced up in length of the overlapping scenes. Like the Enchantment under the Sea dance runs as a mirror. - The Cubs won the World Series 1 year off of this movie's prediction/
I think you missed the part where in 2015 Marty's mom explained what happened to Marty. He got called chicken for a drag race, and crashed breaking his hand ending his rocker dream.
I got the chance to see this trilogy In the theater in 2015 on the day. When Doc said the date the audience went ballistic and you couldn't hear the film for a bit. It was wonderful getting to see these film's on the big screen.
Also directed by Zemeckis. That's why Charles Fleischer (who voiced Roger Rabbit) had a cameo in this flick as Terry, Biff's mechanic in '55, and clock-tower preservationist 60 years later.
Yeah, I can't think of any other prediction that came so close. There is something which was _sort of_ close. The way that 'all the kids wear their pants like that'. I mean kids don't turn their pockets inside out...but what about that stupid pulling of pants down so that you can see their underwear...wtf is that about.
When this came out, we all had a very strange view of what 30 years in the future would look like. Those quirky ways everybody acted in “the future” seemed like a reasonable thing at the time, because we had no idea what to expect. It turned out we were all wildly wrong about what 2015 would looks like or be like.
The scene I've always wanted to see is when Doc and Marty first meet. Doc knows that he and Marty are going to go on the greatest set of adventures any humans have ever gone on. How does he act when he meets this kid knowing all that. I think he probably built the giant speaker from the first film knowing Marty would think it's cool as hell. They probably met at the Burger King next to Doc's laboratory. Marty could hear someone blasting Wagner louder than anything he'd ever heard and had to check it out. Doc was all too ready to talk some science to this young man, having waited for thirty years to see him again.
The reason for older Marty's characterization is explained in this movie. He had an accident while street-racing and messed up hiss hand, so he couldn't play guitar anymore. His dreams of being a musician were shot, and his character entered a decline.
They filmed Part II and Part III so close together. They only had a three week break between wrapping principal photography on Part II and starting principal photography on Part III.
Supposedly, Zemeckis was left exhausted by the shooting schedule. He'd be filming Part III, then fly off to the editor's studio because they were editing Part II at the same time.
Yeah, but Zemeckis also knew he was not in a position to complain about it, considering the schedule that Michael J Fox went through on the first one, having to shoot BTTF simultaneously with Family Ties. So he decided to suck it up and just make it happen, and it all worked out for the best.
"Shark still looks fake." That line is a good-natured jab at Steven Spielberg, whom directed _Jaws_ and produced _BTTF_ trilogy. For the record, I thought the shark in _Jaws_ looked fine and was effective.
Spielberg actually didn't like the look of the shark in the original Jaws. That's why it stays hidden until the end, and they used quick takes and extreme close ups to make up for the fact that it was an obvious animatronic.
Before CGI the way they did it was glimpses and shadows that made your imagination run mad. And the soundtrack. The music was usually very subtle and haunting. That's what Spielberg did in Jaws. That's what he learned from directors like Hitchcock. I think it was more the many forgettable sequels that people rejected. I think there were five.
@@kevinramsey417 Which is funny, because he - Billy Zane - went on to play Cal in Titanic and the “save the clock tower” lady from Part 1 was the elderly woman laying on the bed being cradled by her elderly husband just waiting to die as their room flooded with water. RIP Elsa Raven 😢
When they arrives to 2015. Doc says: Oh, "Marty, be careful around that Griff character. He's got a few short circuits in his bionic implants." Thats why he behave like that
Yep, her in that and Mia Sara in Ferris Bueller's Day Off were definitely _transitional_ moments in my life...oh and Geena Davis in Earth Girls Are Easy, particularly the opening scenes.
The reason Griff was behaving in such a strange way in 2015 was explained by Doc right before that scene. He says something like Griff's bionic implants are not functioning, which is why is behaving so erratically.
Back to the Future 3 is probably my favorite of the series. Zemeckis loves to push the boundaries of the technology available to him at the time. Check out the animation insert work he has done in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
In the first film Marty (and similarly also his father) had major insecurity issues about rejection with his reluctance to audition with his band and send demo tapes to record companies.
It's an uncommon fan theory that Doc knew exactly when and how to rescue Marty (on top of the building and in the tunnel) because Marty actually died those times. Doc found out, traveled back in time, and rescued Marty before his death occurred.
That would be wild to have flying cars, but I would never drive them. Marty should have taken the sports almanac…I would. Shan again, you are have the best reactions.
Alternate 1985 Biff’s line “You’re supposed to be in Switzerland” refers to Marty being sent to a Swiss boarding school in the alternate timeline. (The line confused me, until someone had to explain it!)
You ask "do the people in the future have to seem weird...?" ...and the answer is yes, it was intended that way. In precisely the same way that the author of the script for the original film based it on his parents who grew up in 1955 who felt that kids in 1985 act very weird. And let's be honest....many people in 1985 "did" act weird and unnecessarily eccentric or just plain strange. Thus, the author of this script was trying to get across that we who were young in 1985 would precisely see the younger generation of 2015 to be weird and to do stupid things. And guess what? Having seen young people in 2015 for real....they most definitely did stupid things and are very weird and irrational right now.
I was 10 when this movie came out and the future scenes were the coolest part of this film. I totally believed hover boards and flying cars would be a thing by 2015. In retrospect it's pretty silly, and someone just now watching it, 5 years after 2015, I get her viewpoint. There is no way this movie can have the same effect on you when you see it now as opposed to seeing it at release as a kid. It's like watching the Neverending Story as an adult. You simply cannot get the same emotions from an adult as a young kid who is the same age as the kid in the movie.
Truth! And to add to the point, to those who grew up in the 80s the idea of 2000 seemed impossibly far away, to say nothing of 2015. Consider that in 1955 the idea of humans going to space was still completely the realm of science fiction to average people. Sputnik didn't launch until 1957 and Yuri Gagarin didn't go into space until '61. So while their vision of 2015 was way off and over the top it really makes a kind of sense if you look at how crazy 1985 would look to a transplant from 1955.
Everything is completely different. But I don't worry about it. I have absolutely no frickin idea what the kids are on about, listen to and all that. Nor should I. My parents used to say all that stupid judgemental stuff about us in 1985. But it's what I grew up with. I don't put down the kids today. I don't pretend to be one, but I respect them and I listen. Most of them are smart and just have to figure it out for themselves. Too many fogies running things. Hoarding Everything. Anal retentive geezers living on Atlantis.
@@rjonboy7608 Respect must be earned, if you grant it automatically...it has no value. Also....I would most definitely not say that "most" children today are smart; they demonstrate the opposite in every venue.
_"Seems like they deliberately set up part 3."_ Exactly! Parts 2 and 3 were written and filmed as if they were one movie, thus the trailer for part 3 and the end of this movie.
Fun fact: Lea Thompson and Christopher Lloyd only share screen time in ONE SCENE in the entire 3-movie series!! (in Pt. 1 when she comes over to Doc Brown’s shop to ask Marty to take her to the dance.
I like how the alternate 1985 is a nod to It's A Wonderful Life right down to Marty finding his father's grave much like George Bailey finding his brother's grave.
@@ShanelleRiccio try with the original STAR WARS RETURN OF THE JEDI...THREE YEARS. Then they accidentally released the comic a month early and I read it in the store. Ruined it.
I liked that they won against Miami in the movie. (The assumption back in the late 1980s was that Miami would get an _American_ League team, rather than the National League Marlins they ended up with. This was also why the Cleveland Indians' owner in _Major League_ claims that Miami is interested in having the team move there.)
Watching this with you I caught something I have never noticed before: 1985 Biff was holding a case of his matchbooks when he says, "Flying DeLorean." Full circle again with the call backs. Yes I love orchestral Soundtracks!!!!! Alan Sylvestri, James Horner, Jerry Goldsmith, Ennio Morricone, Craig Safan, Elmer Bernstein, and on and on. The 80s had amazing composers!
@@ShanelleRiccio yas! This continues in the third movie with consistent call backs. From Clue reaction: In addition to amazing fast comedic dialog I would suggest “Radioland Murders” produced by George Lucas it has a whose who of character actors including Christopher Lloyd in a small role.
me and my friend at the time met these 2 girls and we watched it with them and we thought it would be crazy if we meet up a year later 2 watch it together again , 2 bad we were only 9 and didn't think about getting their phone #'s
Goosebumps every time, especially at the end when he gets the letter and he yells “The doc’s alive!!” Major hype in moments like that, and yes you’re right, the creators know that we care about the characters so much at this point. Great reaction. Fyi, when I was a kid, I wanted to be Marty McFly so much I would randomly impersonate him. Always thought he was so cool!
BTTF II and Ghostbusters II both came out in 1989, and had a very cartoony feel compared to the more serious tone of the originals. I think it was because cartoons, kids programming and toys based on movies were more common by then. This made movies in the late 80s take a more family friendly tone.
In-between the original and this sequel, Robert Zemeckis made Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Hence, it wouldn't surprise me if he got used to cartoony characters. BTW, you should react to that film if you haven't seen it already.
@@antoinerideaux-porche8110 and the tunnel at Griffith Park in LA was used in both Roger Rabbit and BTTF2. www.google.com/maps/@34.1236768,-118.3000839,3a,60y,266.12h,90t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1si1v46TgZmBXhBWVv-tSDAA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
If I remember correctly, in a talk on one of the BTTF blurays, either Zemeckis or Gale said they don’t like depicting the future in movies since you’ll always be wrong, so they leaned in on the silliness
I find it kinda sad that they didn't do a semi-reboot where Doc's sons return to 2015 only to discover that Marty has disappeared (because you'd need to limit MJF's screen time) and Doc doesn't remember him (and maybe he's a bit of a mess due to not having Marty there to assist) so they have to go back in time to 1985 to correct the problem. Use clips from the original and Part II with minimal interaction between Doc's sons and people in 1985 (though you could probably do quite a lot with deepfakes and good voice acting, though I don't think deep fakes were very advanced way back in 2015, six years ago).
Another comment: I don't know if you've seen Avengers Endgame, but the writers of that *clearly* took inspiration from BTTF 2. They had the characters revisit scenes from past movies, showing previous events from new points of view (and triggering nostalgia for the audience in the process). Also, in both movies the characters were after a Macguffin. (A magic cube, vs a sports almanac) And in both movies the main characters nearly succeed in attaining it, only to lose it when a character from the past (Hulk vs 1955 Marty) opens a door too violently, knocking the Macguffin away.
When I saw BTTF 2 in the theater, they actually played that BTTF 3 teaser at the end of the movie, so we basically all lost our shit. It was fairly known that they were filming both of the movies simultaneously, but we didn't expect to get to see scenes from part 3 so soon.
They kind of gave us a window into that “ over the top “ future when they introduced the addition of “Mr. Fusion” on the back of the DeLorean in the first film. A joke on the Mr. coffee brand coffee machines from the 80’s. So that over the top future kinda made sense to me. I remember those old Java makers so when I saw Mr. fusion back then I thought that was wild. In this movie they really show you the possible paradoxes that can happen when fiddling with time. And the series really needed that considering it’s not the first time travel story but it’s one of the main time travel stories we all remember. Oh and ~no spoilers~ you find out more about the chicken thing and I can’t wait to hear what you have to say about it.
It took me years before realizing the significance of the 99 shape the fire trail made was actually just the result of the DeLorean spinning on it's axis upon being struck by lightning, which is how it achieve 88 mph.
BammerD We had a laser disc player. Got a free copy of Star Wars when we bought it. I must’ve watched it 100 times that first summer break after we got it🤣
@@susanmaggiora4800 My mom and dad had over 300 LaserDiscs at one point before they started switching over to DVDs. I don't know if they got rid of them or put them in storage. There were several that had laser rot.
Man just think of how bold and heroic these characters are, I mean 14:29 this 17 year old kid just confidently jumped backward off of the roof of a 27+ story building, landing and keeping his balance on the hood of this car, standing on the side edge of the car in a super hero pose as it rises up.
There are many things BTTF 2 almost perfectly predicted would happen by 2015. Flat screen tvs, biometric and voice controlled devices, 80s nostalgia themed restaurants, hover boards and flying cars do technically exist, but not in the same context of the movie. While the Cubs did make it to the pennant in 2015, they did not win the World Series. The following year they finally won the World Series ending their 108 year long loss. It really is amazing just how close this movie was to accurately predicting events of 2015. Fun Fact "Jaws 19" credits Max Spielberg as the director of the movie. He is the real son of Steven Spielberg. A plush doll of Rodger Rabbit can be seen in the 80s store display above the tv. Robert Zemeckis also directed "Who Framed Rodger Rabbit"
I love how you got emotional at the end. It just goes to show how timeless these characters are, and how quickly you can get invested in them. I feel the same way.
You're spot on with the cartoonishness of all the 2015 characters. It's like a different director did that part. Don't know what the heck they were going for there.
Really enjoy part 2. A very weird film structurally yet it all seems to come together perfectly at the end. Great video! Just found your channel and I’m really enjoying seeing you watch some of my favorite films for the 1st time! Keep it up!
As someone who worked with cars and was around for their evolution, I'm sure old Biff knew how to drive a hover-car. What's to say he didn't go off somewhere for a few weeks to figure out the time circuits first. He has a time machine. He just has to make sure he takes it back to the right time and place.
Oh...and your trivia review is the single greatest part of your reactions. I'm the one who always irritates everyone by watching all the bonus features on DVD/Blu Ray's. Lol.
no its baines. See as someone who was 11 years old when this came out you have to remember we were told that by the 21 century there would be flying cars.
20:39----They intended to just do ONE sequel to BTTF, but when they first wrote it, they thought the 3rd act (the "Old West")was too long, so they decided to split it up into two films to make it both less expensive for the budget and the "Old West" section got a proper rounded out story.
Needles was played by Flea, the bass player for the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. And the guy that gives Marty the envelope near the end was Joe Flahrety of SCTV fame. Also, you only showed a flash of it, but the band from the western portion was ZZ Top. I think the over the top acting in the alt reality was a timeline that was based on Biff being a much larger influence on society.
I love part 1 and 3 I always felt that part 2 was made because they started using newer technology. And it was a bridge from 1 to 3. It was like watchin g I dream of Genie or bewitched where they would be 2 different characters
@@ShanelleRiccio They actually advertised that he was playing his daughter in the trailer (1:50) ruclips.net/video/UU-dHBmEGBU/видео.html&ab_channel=FilmTrailersChannel
I got the impression Griff was using Marty jr as a patsy, which would explain why Marty jr got sentenced to a long term. At the end the Delorean didn't say 99, its the tire tracks moving in a very erratic non linear way. The tire tracks make the fire as its traveling thru time. I made the mistake too though as im sure everyone did when they first saw it.
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1985 Doc is the one who went to 1885, '55 Doc has never time traveled and wouldn't have any memories that his future self experienced in 1885.
finally someone besides me gets that
Yep exactly. You just have to follow the time traveling very carefully.
That explains why 55 doc didn’t didn’t die
@@celsovera91 There are a few theories that Marty died multiple times and Doc went back to save him. Jumping off the casino roof and in the tunnel, Doc just shows up out of nowhere in the DeLorean without previously knowing that Marty was in danger.
She’s just not thinking fourth dimensionally.
Griff didn't want Marty Jr. as a partner in a robbery, he wanted him to be the fall guy in the robbery and take the blame.
Also, Griff's a complete psycho. I think Doc may have also mentioned something about malfunctioning implants. Cyberpunk, not boob.
As a parallel to Biff grifting on George.
Griff tried to do to Marty Jr, what his grandfather Biff did to Marty's uncle (Uncle Joey) when he had Joey rob Doc's mom's house. This is told in the comics
That's a first. I've seen people cry watching "Forrest Gump", I've seen people cry watching "It's a Wonderful Life"....but you are the first and only one I've seen cry over "Back To The Future" movies. You are AWESOME!
Lololol I love a big ending - and that music! I’m so ready for part III!!
@@ShanelleRiccio Shanelle you look extra beautiful today xxx
I've seen one other reactor cry, for the first Back To The Future, when Marty opens the garage door and he has the pickup truck. Crispen Glover argued that he didn't like the movie because he thought it meant "money solves everything" and that's wrong, but the original McFlys were CLEARLY struggling, everything in the house was from the 70s or older, the car was from the 70s, and it hits a lot different when you grow up like that. They weren't rich or anything, but they weren't a family of 5 adults trying to get by.
hey @@ShanelleRiccio FYI, Robert Zemeckis & crew made Roger Rabbit, BTTF2 & BTTF3 all at the same time.
that's insane.
@@hellomark1 yes the 80s idea of success was more money & possessions, so you can see his point
(also, he wanted the same salary as Michael J. Fox & Universal was like, "Umm, no?")
"Oh, Marty, be careful around that Griff character. He's got a few short circuits in his bionic implants."
-- Doc
I always attributed the reason Griff and his gang spoke & acted so eccentrically is due to their bionic implants, which were still very illegal at that time. They likely got them installed from some cheap, shady black market shop ala cyberpunk. The "Vote Yes on Proposition 237" stuff in the movie's 2015 future was to legalize bionics.
i always attributed Griff as the logical conclusion of Biff breeding. The kid was psychotic....how do you think he made kids? We already know he was down with....rape. Biff's genes are the type that shouldn' t continue. This is the result.....generations that eventually can't even hide it.
Original Jennifer actress was unavailable because her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
Yeah, she quit acting for a few years to care for her until she passed.
The wig for Shue sucked.
But, she did come back to voice Jennifer in the Back to the Future The Game by the late Telltale Games.
I missed her no offense Elizabeth she is a good actress
*Claudia Wells - for anyone wondering who the original actress was without having to look it up.
I've never had an older sister, let alone a super fun and knowledgeable one who's effortlessly likeable, but watching your channel is what I imagine it would be like. Love it.
Part III will clear up a few things. A ton of call-backs. I mean, who doesn’t like a good call-back?
Michael has said that filming this is where he first started thinking might be wrong with him. When refilmed johnny b good, he couldn't get his body to slide across the stage. He thought it was just that he was 4 years older but it might have been the first warning
Oh woah i didn’t know that! :( wild to have a sign that early
I thought he said the first time he noticed something was wrong was when he was filming the movie Doc Hollywood and his finger started twitching when he was walking the pet pig.
@@SDMFdeeger That's actually a movie that would be fun to see reactions to. Really like Doc Hollywood.
With the advantage of hindsight I think there's a bunch of warning signs. At 18:10 in the video where's he saying "Nobody calls me chicken" looks at how his left eye and the left part of his face twitches. I think people maybe assumed it was just a part of his character but that wasn't acting, he probably just didn't notice it.
Wow..I always assumed it was some point during Doc Hollywood.. Which I could have sworn he's mentioned.
Thomas Wilson who played Biff, he is the complete opposite of who he is in real life, the nicest, funniest, down to earth guy.
He even has a comedy bit about all the questions he gets about Back to the Future. It's on RUclips, check it out.
yeah he palyed a cop in a movie called "action jackson" staring carl weathers aka apollo creed which starred at least 3 other actors who were in die hard a year earlier . he also voiced the cop matt bluestone from the disney cartoon gargoyles
Yeah, he was also soooo good as the PE teacher in Freaks and Geeks.
Although Biff will always be the role I see him as I now think of him as Hank Haywood from Legends of Tomorrow.
Yeah he was bullied as a kid and took the experience of that and put it into the role of Biff.
The recreation of the truck scene kills me, Marty’s reaction to the truck in the first one was perfect-heartfelt and deeply thankful for having a better life. In the reshoot it just looks like a kid who got his first car. Marty’s life in the future sucks because his family changed, but he didn’t. Thus, the residue of having the Mcfly curse still exists in Marty. He wasn’t raised by a confident George Mcfly.
Oh wow, that's such a great point about Marty not being raised by confident George. I hadn't thought of that before. That would totally explain why he was still having issues with being called a coward.
George is hanging upside down because it wasn't Crispin Glover. The producers got sued for using a make up cast of his face. Glover sued and won for them using his likeness without his permission.
The feud goes on to this day between Bob Gale and Crispin Glover. However, Glover and Zemeckis made amends and they've actually worked together since!
In-universe explanation is that he threw his back out.
Yeah a shame really. They wanted him.back he wanted too much money, they said uhh no. But using his facial likeness without his permission wasn't a cool thing to do.
@@MKF30 It appears that the problem is a bit more complex than that. Apparently Glover critiziced the ending of BttF as too materialistic for the story, which Gale did not appreciate, and blocked any further attemps to get him for the sequels.
Here is Glover talking about it: ruclips.net/video/gmuGyHb4iHE/видео.html&ab_channel=notsam
@@TheJFGB93 It's not really that complex lol. Glover literally explains what I and others here said as well as the trivia. You can't do something illegal due to a grudge or disagreeing with someone's opinion...that's his opinion which Glover can have. Tons of actors praise their movies, rip or feel meh. Who cares? lol
If Bob's feelings were hurt that still doesn't give him the right to use Glover's likeness without permission nor lie about him which the video you posted confirms btw whether he likes Glover's view or not that's pretty petty on Gale's part. And he made peace with Zemekis so I I don't believe it's all on Glover's part regarding the grudge. I am a huge BTTF fan read into it years ago, Gale was also not a fan of working with Glover because he felt he was "hard to work with" made a big deal about his hair not being exactly the way he wanted and threatened Glover over it to replace him. It's on the BTTF trivial and extra features you can only see on the special editions...
He also had only done any blocking and lying about Glover after he got sued for doing something illegal in using Glover's face, plus the trivial confirms it so it's not really anymore complex than that. There's always two sides to every story but here clearly Glover was the one right legally. As for him bashing parts of the movie, that's Glover's right it's called freedom of speech man.
This movie contains my favorite line out of the entire trilogy :
Get the hell outta my car old man lol
Is this your ball? Do you want your ball? GO GET IT!!!!
Love that 😂
@@thezdbailey Biff really treats everybody like shit, doesn't he? lol
@@SprightlyValentino That's the beauty of it. And unfortunately Tom Wilson got type cast because he was so good. I'm sure he makes a killing off of the royalties though.
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That part is hilarious. Biff is such a dirtbag that he bullies small children and laughs about it lol
Fun Fact(s)
- Biffs car in 1955 has a rear view mirror in scenes where it is convenient and it is absent in scenes where it mucks up the plot.
- Movie 2 and 3 were written and filmed at the same time.
- The timeframe for 1955 from movie 1 and 1955 from movie two are synced up in length of the overlapping scenes. Like the Enchantment under the Sea dance runs as a mirror.
- The Cubs won the World Series 1 year off of this movie's prediction/
"Marty, You're acting like you haven't seen me in a week"
I've never seen you before in my life.
I think you missed the part where in 2015 Marty's mom explained what happened to Marty. He got called chicken for a drag race, and crashed breaking his hand ending his rocker dream.
I heard that! But cut it out, he hurt his hand and couldn’t be a musician anymore. I just secretly wanted this 2015 to not be real :(
I got the chance to see this trilogy In the theater in 2015 on the day. When Doc said the date the audience went ballistic and you couldn't hear the film for a bit. It was wonderful getting to see these film's on the big screen.
Thanks for this reaction👍 ! I hope You watch "Who framed Roger Rabbit" too !
YES ! PLEASE !
The man in 2015, that says that he wishes he could go back and put some money on the Cubbies, is the voice of Roger Rabbit himself, Charles Fleischer.
Also directed by Zemeckis. That's why Charles Fleischer (who voiced Roger Rabbit) had a cameo in this flick as Terry, Biff's mechanic in '55, and clock-tower preservationist 60 years later.
Yes I love Roger Rabbit!
Why does everyone love Roger Rabbit so much?
They were only a year off the Cubs winning the World Series, that's about as close to reality they got about 2015.
It's pretty impressive, considering the last time they won before that was 1908.
And OMG, what a great World Series! Epic.
I still want my flying car!
@@liljenborg2517 I'd settle for those dehydrated mini pizzas that are ready in 5 seconds.
Yeah, I can't think of any other prediction that came so close. There is something which was _sort of_ close.
The way that 'all the kids wear their pants like that'. I mean kids don't turn their pockets inside out...but what about that stupid pulling of pants down so that you can see their underwear...wtf is that about.
When this came out, we all had a very strange view of what 30 years in the future would look like. Those quirky ways everybody acted in “the future” seemed like a reasonable thing at the time, because we had no idea what to expect. It turned out we were all wildly wrong about what 2015 would looks like or be like.
Actually not that wrong. The streets are full of "tweakers" who act even worse than that.
The scene I've always wanted to see is when Doc and Marty first meet. Doc knows that he and Marty are going to go on the greatest set of adventures any humans have ever gone on. How does he act when he meets this kid knowing all that.
I think he probably built the giant speaker from the first film knowing Marty would think it's cool as hell. They probably met at the Burger King next to Doc's laboratory. Marty could hear someone blasting Wagner louder than anything he'd ever heard and had to check it out. Doc was all too ready to talk some science to this young man, having waited for thirty years to see him again.
The reason for older Marty's characterization is explained in this movie. He had an accident while street-racing and messed up hiss hand, so he couldn't play guitar anymore. His dreams of being a musician were shot, and his character entered a decline.
he didn't have a accident he got into a accident and hit a car that pulled out in front of him which you see at the end of part 3
@@antoinerideaux-porche8110 Pretty sure that's what I said...
@@antoinerideaux-porche8110 "he didn't get into an accident he got into an accident"
Bro what are you talking bout lol
They filmed Part II and Part III so close together. They only had a three week break between wrapping principal photography on Part II and starting principal photography on Part III.
Made sense. I would’ve even believed they shot simultaneously like the Harry Potter part I part II films
Supposedly, Zemeckis was left exhausted by the shooting schedule. He'd be filming Part III, then fly off to the editor's studio because they were editing Part II at the same time.
Yeah, but Zemeckis also knew he was not in a position to complain about it, considering the schedule that Michael J Fox went through on the first one, having to shoot BTTF simultaneously with Family Ties.
So he decided to suck it up and just make it happen, and it all worked out for the best.
Back to the Future 3 came out in theaters only 6 months later. It was an awesome conclusion to the trilogy.
@@ShanelleRiccio yes of lord of the rings
Griff had bionic implants, so he was also probably all hopped up on futuristic stimulants of some sort.
Griff was wild because his bionic implants were malfunctioning. Doc says it and it says so in the newspaper.
"Shark still looks fake."
That line is a good-natured jab at Steven Spielberg, whom directed _Jaws_ and produced _BTTF_ trilogy. For the record, I thought the shark in _Jaws_ looked fine and was effective.
Spielberg actually didn't like the look of the shark in the original Jaws. That's why it stays hidden until the end, and they used quick takes and extreme close ups to make up for the fact that it was an obvious animatronic.
did you see the real shooting star in jaws
Also it's funny because, as fake as the shark looks, it still scares the hell out of people, just like it did Marty.
Spielberg figured he would get Ron and Valerie Taylor to get a Great White to do a few tricks on cue, they told him, no, it doesn't work that way. :)
Before CGI the way they did it was glimpses and shadows that made your imagination run mad. And the soundtrack. The music was usually very subtle and haunting. That's what Spielberg did in Jaws. That's what he learned from directors like Hitchcock. I think it was more the many forgettable sequels that people rejected. I think there were five.
Needles is played by Red Hot Chilli Peppers bassist Flea (he also played one of the German kidnappers in The Big Lebowski).
He was in a fun movie with Jon Cryer & Daniel Roebuck, called "Dudes."
And don't forget one of Biff's goons is played by Billy Zane.
@@kevinramsey417 Which is funny, because he - Billy Zane - went on to play Cal in Titanic and the “save the clock tower” lady from Part 1 was the elderly woman laying on the bed being cradled by her elderly husband just waiting to die as their room flooded with water.
RIP Elsa Raven 😢
When they arrives to 2015. Doc says: Oh, "Marty, be careful around that Griff character. He's got a few short circuits in his bionic implants."
Thats why he behave like that
Adventures in babysitting - the best elizabeth shue movie
Yep, her in that and Mia Sara in Ferris Bueller's Day Off were definitely _transitional_ moments in my life...oh and Geena Davis in Earth Girls Are Easy, particularly the opening scenes.
@@carlhartwell7978 marilu henner and judie aronson
I had the worst nightmare. She used that line in both movies. AIB and BTTF3
I wanted to like this movie...this opening scene is great...but I couldn't...
Anything with Elizabeth Shue is great.
The reason Griff was behaving in such a strange way in 2015 was explained by Doc right before that scene. He says something like Griff's bionic implants are not functioning, which is why is behaving so erratically.
Back to the Future 3 is probably my favorite of the series. Zemeckis loves to push the boundaries of the technology available to him at the time. Check out the animation insert work he has done in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
I thought Marty's character flaw should be his tardiness, Which Doc helps him with. He's always late for school and more life threatening things.
but he changed himself by changing his father and mother,
Yeah, the whole chicken thing? Total ass-pull by the screenwriter.
In the first film Marty (and similarly also his father) had major insecurity issues about rejection with his reluctance to audition with his band and send demo tapes to record companies.
that was part of the marketing. "He was never in time for his classes...for his dinner...and then day, he wasn't in his time at all!"
@@anothermonday5664 Ohh, that's so cute!~
The scene where Marty comes running towards Doc at the end of this movie is my favorite scene in the entire trilogy. Goosebumps everytime.
It's an uncommon fan theory that Doc knew exactly when and how to rescue Marty (on top of the building and in the tunnel) because Marty actually died those times. Doc found out, traveled back in time, and rescued Marty before his death occurred.
They should have actually done something like this. It would have given the movie some actual stakes.
That would be wild to have flying cars, but I would never drive them. Marty should have taken the sports almanac…I would. Shan again, you are have the best reactions.
Alternate 1985 Biff’s line “You’re supposed to be in Switzerland” refers to Marty being sent to a Swiss boarding school in the alternate timeline.
(The line confused me, until someone had to explain it!)
Part 3 will clear up all your questions. I hear you though...I was confused when I first saw part 2 as well. Another fun reaction. Keep it up!
You ask "do the people in the future have to seem weird...?" ...and the answer is yes, it was intended that way. In precisely the same way that the author of the script for the original film based it on his parents who grew up in 1955 who felt that kids in 1985 act very weird. And let's be honest....many people in 1985 "did" act weird and unnecessarily eccentric or just plain strange. Thus, the author of this script was trying to get across that we who were young in 1985 would precisely see the younger generation of 2015 to be weird and to do stupid things. And guess what? Having seen young people in 2015 for real....they most definitely did stupid things and are very weird and irrational right now.
I was just a kid in 85, but I fully expected the 2000s to look way different
I was 10 when this movie came out and the future scenes were the coolest part of this film. I totally believed hover boards and flying cars would be a thing by 2015. In retrospect it's pretty silly, and someone just now watching it, 5 years after 2015, I get her viewpoint. There is no way this movie can have the same effect on you when you see it now as opposed to seeing it at release as a kid. It's like watching the Neverending Story as an adult. You simply cannot get the same emotions from an adult as a young kid who is the same age as the kid in the movie.
Truth! And to add to the point, to those who grew up in the 80s the idea of 2000 seemed impossibly far away, to say nothing of 2015. Consider that in 1955 the idea of humans going to space was still completely the realm of science fiction to average people. Sputnik didn't launch until 1957 and Yuri Gagarin didn't go into space until '61. So while their vision of 2015 was way off and over the top it really makes a kind of sense if you look at how crazy 1985 would look to a transplant from 1955.
Everything is completely different. But I don't worry about it. I have absolutely no frickin idea what the kids are on about, listen to and all that. Nor should I. My parents used to say all that stupid judgemental stuff about us in 1985. But it's what I grew up with. I don't put down the kids today. I don't pretend to be one, but I respect them and I listen. Most of them are smart and just have to figure it out for themselves. Too many fogies running things. Hoarding Everything. Anal retentive geezers living on Atlantis.
@@rjonboy7608 Respect must be earned, if you grant it automatically...it has no value. Also....I would most definitely not say that "most" children today are smart; they demonstrate the opposite in every venue.
_"Seems like they deliberately set up part 3."_
Exactly! Parts 2 and 3 were written and filmed as if they were one movie, thus the trailer for part 3 and the end of this movie.
Fun fact: Lea Thompson and Christopher Lloyd only share screen time in ONE SCENE in the entire 3-movie series!! (in Pt. 1 when she comes over to Doc Brown’s shop to ask Marty to take her to the dance.
I like how the alternate 1985 is a nod to It's A Wonderful Life right down to Marty finding his father's grave much like George Bailey finding his brother's grave.
I was pissed at the theater thinking I’d have to wait 4 years for a conclusion then they said 3 would be 6 months away....so it wasn’t so bad.
Yeah i would’ve loved that. Like with the last Harry Potter they only made me wait from fall to summer
@@ShanelleRiccio try with the original STAR WARS RETURN OF THE JEDI...THREE YEARS. Then they accidentally released the comic a month early and I read it in the store. Ruined it.
The Cubs did when the World Series but they were one year off in their prediction
I liked that they won against Miami in the movie. (The assumption back in the late 1980s was that Miami would get an _American_ League team, rather than the National League Marlins they ended up with. This was also why the Cleveland Indians' owner in _Major League_ claims that Miami is interested in having the team move there.)
Shanelle has the best music for trivia and out going ending music
Watching this with you I caught something I have never noticed before: 1985 Biff was holding a case of his matchbooks when he says, "Flying DeLorean." Full circle again with the call backs. Yes I love orchestral Soundtracks!!!!! Alan Sylvestri, James Horner, Jerry Goldsmith, Ennio Morricone, Craig Safan, Elmer Bernstein, and on and on. The 80s had amazing composers!
Yes! I only saw that in editing!!! He comes out to show them his new matchbooks! I always wish I knew more going into these 😂
@@ShanelleRiccio yas! This continues in the third movie with consistent call backs. From Clue reaction: In addition to amazing fast comedic dialog I would suggest “Radioland Murders” produced by George Lucas it has a whose who of character actors including Christopher Lloyd in a small role.
That sneak peek at the end was awesome, and we stood and cheered in the theater when we saw "Coming Summer 1990".
I would’ve cheered!!!!!
me and my friend at the time met these 2 girls and we watched it with them and we thought it would be crazy if we meet up a year later 2 watch it together again , 2 bad we were only 9 and didn't think about getting their phone #'s
The "end" of Part II was so unresolved. I was disappointed when it was over because of how it left you hanging. That sneak peek saved me!
Goosebumps every time, especially at the end when he gets the letter and he yells “The doc’s alive!!” Major hype in moments like that, and yes you’re right, the creators know that we care about the characters so much at this point. Great reaction. Fyi, when I was a kid, I wanted to be Marty McFly so much I would randomly impersonate him. Always thought he was so cool!
Another really fun Zemeckis movie is Romancing the Stone. One I grew up on because my parents loved it. It is a really fun adventure movie.
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Luke Great movie!
It's a great multiple genre movie. And the success of that green lit the original BTTF, which was turned down by every studio in town before then.
BTTF II and Ghostbusters II both came out in 1989, and had a very cartoony feel compared to the more serious tone of the originals. I think it was because cartoons, kids programming and toys based on movies were more common by then. This made movies in the late 80s take a more family friendly tone.
In-between the original and this sequel, Robert Zemeckis made Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Hence, it wouldn't surprise me if he got used to cartoony characters. BTW, you should react to that film if you haven't seen it already.
and christopher lloyd played the bad guy in who framed
@@antoinerideaux-porche8110 and the tunnel at Griffith Park in LA was used in both Roger Rabbit and BTTF2. www.google.com/maps/@34.1236768,-118.3000839,3a,60y,266.12h,90t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1si1v46TgZmBXhBWVv-tSDAA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
If I remember correctly, in a talk on one of the BTTF blurays, either Zemeckis or Gale said they don’t like depicting the future in movies since you’ll always be wrong, so they leaned in on the silliness
@@thebigitchy They almost predicted the Cubs win though.
I wake up from a nap, and here we are 5 years into "the future."
Imagine another BTTF sequel where the protagonists travel _back_ in time to 2015.
I find it kinda sad that they didn't do a semi-reboot where Doc's sons return to 2015 only to discover that Marty has disappeared (because you'd need to limit MJF's screen time) and Doc doesn't remember him (and maybe he's a bit of a mess due to not having Marty there to assist) so they have to go back in time to 1985 to correct the problem. Use clips from the original and Part II with minimal interaction between Doc's sons and people in 1985 (though you could probably do quite a lot with deepfakes and good voice acting, though I don't think deep fakes were very advanced way back in 2015, six years ago).
or a horror movie where they go to 2020
Another comment: I don't know if you've seen Avengers Endgame, but the writers of that *clearly* took inspiration from BTTF 2. They had the characters revisit scenes from past movies, showing previous events from new points of view (and triggering nostalgia for the audience in the process).
Also, in both movies the characters were after a Macguffin. (A magic cube, vs a sports almanac) And in both movies the main characters nearly succeed in attaining it, only to lose it when a character from the past (Hulk vs 1955 Marty) opens a door too violently, knocking the Macguffin away.
Yes, plus Alan Silvestri also composed The Avengers music score.
When I saw BTTF 2 in the theater, they actually played that BTTF 3 teaser at the end of the movie, so we basically all lost our shit. It was fairly known that they were filming both of the movies simultaneously, but we didn't expect to get to see scenes from part 3 so soon.
They kind of gave us a window into that “ over the top “ future when they introduced the addition of “Mr. Fusion” on the back of the DeLorean in the first film. A joke on the Mr. coffee brand coffee machines from the 80’s. So that over the top future kinda made sense to me. I remember those old Java makers so when I saw Mr. fusion back then I thought that was wild. In this movie they really show you the possible paradoxes that can happen when fiddling with time. And the series really needed that considering it’s not the first time travel story but it’s one of the main time travel stories we all remember. Oh and ~no spoilers~ you find out more about the chicken thing and I can’t wait to hear what you have to say about it.
Reminds me of "Mr. Radar" in Spaceballs.
@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself Yes! Two jokes on the same product! Lol
It took me years before realizing the significance of the 99 shape the fire trail made was actually just the result of the DeLorean spinning on it's axis upon being struck by lightning, which is how it achieve 88 mph.
I always feel like the jetsons had an impact on the future with this one.
Remember the Jetson's Winston smoking commercials?
When Doc talks to Doc it Gives “talking to yourself “ a more literal meaning
6:32 - Not only are you seeing wrapped up CDs, but you are also seeing their predecessors, the LaserDisc.
BammerD We had a laser disc player. Got a free copy of Star Wars when we bought it. I must’ve watched it 100 times that first summer break after we got it🤣
Like video CDs the size of vinyl.
@@susanmaggiora4800 My mom and dad had over 300 LaserDiscs at one point before they started switching over to DVDs. I don't know if they got rid of them or put them in storage. There were several that had laser rot.
Man just think of how bold and heroic these characters are, I mean 14:29 this 17 year old kid just confidently jumped backward off of the roof of a 27+ story building, landing and keeping his balance on the hood of this car, standing on the side edge of the car in a super hero pose as it rises up.
You got so emotional at the end, and that was perfect!
I’m the same way and tear up at significant endings to anything lmao. I was there right along with her, and it was great. 😂🙌🏻
There are many things BTTF 2 almost perfectly predicted would happen by 2015. Flat screen tvs, biometric and voice controlled devices, 80s nostalgia themed restaurants, hover boards and flying cars do technically exist, but not in the same context of the movie. While the Cubs did make it to the pennant in 2015, they did not win the World Series. The following year they finally won the World Series ending their 108 year long loss. It really is amazing just how close this movie was to accurately predicting events of 2015. Fun Fact "Jaws 19" credits Max Spielberg as the director of the movie. He is the real son of Steven Spielberg. A plush doll of Rodger Rabbit can be seen in the 80s store display above the tv. Robert Zemeckis also directed "Who Framed Rodger Rabbit"
I remember going to see Part II in the movies. I had an outfit that approximated Marty's 1985 outfit and I wore it on opening day. 😁
I love love love that you cried for the preview for part 3.
One of the greatest endings of all time!! "I'm back from the future!!".
I love how you got emotional at the end. It just goes to show how timeless these characters are, and how quickly you can get invested in them. I feel the same way.
For another solid 80s movie, I'd like to recommend Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The effects are really impressive, and it's a good time.
Practical effects, too. It was a crowning achievement in cinematic history. You'll never see anything like it again.
You're spot on with the cartoonishness of all the 2015 characters. It's like a different director did that part. Don't know what the heck they were going for there.
6:49
"Jaws 19" Directed by Max Spielberg (son of Steven Spielberg).
They should have just put some money into it and made a Jaws 19 as a joke.
@@robertdurant7934 Some fans actually made a fan trailer of Jaws 19.
@@robertdurant7934 could have been worse. Sharknado series.
Really enjoy part 2. A very weird film structurally yet it all seems to come together perfectly at the end. Great video! Just found your channel and I’m really enjoying seeing you watch some of my favorite films for the 1st time! Keep it up!
I love how Biff just automatically know how the time machine works to be able to go give himself the almanac.
As someone who worked with cars and was around for their evolution, I'm sure old Biff knew how to drive a hover-car. What's to say he didn't go off somewhere for a few weeks to figure out the time circuits first. He has a time machine. He just has to make sure he takes it back to the right time and place.
Everything's labeled pretty clearly
I've read that nothing was recycled, that every frame was new. The attention to continuity in these 3 movies is amazing.
The chemistry between Doc & Marty is legendary. BTTF Part 2 2015 looks weird now but not in 1989. Also Part 2 is the biggest source of BTTF merch.
Part 2 came out in November 1989 and Part 3 came out in May 1990!!! Love this trilogy!!
Looking gorgeous Ms. Riccio :) as always
When I first watched this movie I thought Needle's name was Noodles. So of course I heard it as "nobody calls me chicken noodles".
"Seems like they deliberately set up Number Three."
Definitely, the sequels were filmed back to back. Something of a first at the time.
The sound track of this is so perfect. It really captures the sense of adventure.
This is one of the GREATEST trilogies EVER!!!!
Oh...and your trivia review is the single greatest part of your reactions. I'm the one who always irritates everyone by watching all the bonus features on DVD/Blu Ray's. Lol.
Great reaction Now girl it's definitely a given that you will react to part 3. I watched those movies growing up and they are definitely a classic
this is still the BEST movie ending of any thing I have ever seen. every thing from the letter to the end is just perfect.
Griff was a cartoon villain because he was a throw-away, Biff was still the actual villain.
I believe there is a line from Doc Brown about his neurons being literally scrambled or some such thing to explain his behavior.
Shanelle - the way you’re happily emoting to the theme music is _cracking me up!!_ 😂😂😂😂😂☠️
no its baines. See as someone who was 11 years old when this came out you have to remember we were told that by the 21 century there would be flying cars.
What a cool channel. I literally just discovered it today. I’ve already watched 5 of your videos
I'm a musician so, yes, I love orchestration.
Thank you, Shanelle! ⏳ I'm particularly fond of this one. That bit with the telegram toward the end always makes me cry.
10:15 Needles is in Biff's gang in 85. He's played by Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers.
20:50
The time machine did a twist and the fire tracks spun in. The DeLorean wasn't moving forward, it was stationery.
that Doc wouldn't remember the West, it's the 50s Doc, The future 80s Doc is the one that was sent back to the Past, not this one.
I saw your reaction and just had to subscribe!!! Bloody well DONE
You seem to like weird movies. You should check out a film from South Africa in 1980 called The Gods Must Be Crazy.
I think you will love it.
20:39----They intended to just do ONE sequel to BTTF, but when they first wrote it, they thought the 3rd act (the "Old West")was too long, so they decided to split it up into two films to make it both less expensive for the budget and the "Old West" section got a proper rounded out story.
I reflect on the poor stuntwoman during the hoverboard scene, she flew into the pillar then landed badly.....she got pretty messed up
Loved your reactions to this installment!! The parts where you got giddy and giggly were the best :) can't wait to see how Part 3 leaves you!
I’ve honestly never been more excited for a film on the channel. I cannot wait to see how it ties in!
You’d really enjoy THE GREAT OUTDOORS starring John Candy and Dan Akroyd
"Summer Rental" is another good Candy vehicle.
Needles was played by Flea, the bass player for the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. And the guy that gives Marty the envelope near the end was Joe Flahrety of SCTV fame. Also, you only showed a flash of it, but the band from the western portion was ZZ Top.
I think the over the top acting in the alt reality was a timeline that was based on Biff being a much larger influence on society.
BEST.TRILOGY.EVER.!!!
I love part 1 and 3 I always felt that part 2 was made because they started using newer technology. And it was a bridge from 1 to 3. It was like watchin g I dream of Genie or bewitched where they would be 2 different characters
yo I watched this movie for years as a kid and never noticed Marty's daughter was Michael J. Fox... lol one day I was like oooooh shit 😮
I was so ashamed of myself 😭
@@ShanelleRiccio They actually advertised that he was playing his daughter in the trailer (1:50) ruclips.net/video/UU-dHBmEGBU/видео.html&ab_channel=FilmTrailersChannel
he makes a pretty woman never thought i would say that but yeah.. he plays his son and daughter his future self and past self in the same few rooms
I got the impression Griff was using Marty jr as a patsy, which would explain why Marty jr got sentenced to a long term.
At the end the Delorean didn't say 99, its the tire tracks moving in a very erratic non linear way. The tire tracks make the fire as its traveling thru time. I made the mistake too though as im sure everyone did when they first saw it.
They said it rotated on its axis at 88mph