Total. Mindfuck. Am I right just like the matrix. Dude erases himself just so he can be rich. Unfortunately once that timeline is erased he returns but remembers nothing about the DeLorean.
"He's stupid in...a lot of ways, but he's also smart" I love Marty's character so much lol. Someone in a comment once described it perfectly, he's smart, but he also always has elevator music playing in his head, he's cool, but he's also dorky and awkward, he constantly acts on impulse and simply can not be left to his own devices without constant supervision
15:00 - There's a deleted scene where it shows future Biff disappearing, but they didn't put it into the theatrical release because they thought it would be too dark. But the implication here is that he dies a few minutes after returning to 2015 because the timeline is adjusting itself to the new future.
When a Biff changed the future he was acting strange when he got out of the delorean because he created a alternate future where he was killed. So he was in the process of fading away line Marty was in part 1 when his hand was disappearing and he was hunched over playing guitar. Basically Biff got rich and maybe Lorraine shot him at some point and he never lives to be old biff.
The future timeline caused by the almanac ("bad" '85) isn't created until '55 Biff starts winning money and using it to alter that timeline. Otherwise Old man Biff would have ended up in a whole different future. If any initial cause could change the future, rather than actual physical changes, then the timeline in the end of the first movie would have blinked into existence the moment when Doc fell and hit his head (and invented the time machine) ... or at any moment leading up to that event, like Doc being born. Heck! If any event in the past related in any way to things shaping the future will change it, there would only be one permanent timeline set at Big Bang.
I remember watching a show about BTTF back in 80s and it was speculated that maybe Lorraine shot him. But who knows. With what Biff was into just about anything could have happened to him. There is a deleted scene that shows Biff disappearing. Funny thing is, I remember him disappearing when I saw the movie in theaters. Yet it doesn't seem to be part of the movie. I don't understand how that could have happened.
I would suggest watching the third one. Even though it won't be your first time seeing it, it will be your first time watching being both, aware of the scenes that are callbacks, as well as being invested in the story.
Sam, if it makes things easier for you, just tell us at the beginning of a movie if it's a rewatch for you. Don't have to apologise for having seen a movie before 😄👍 Also, did it click that Marty's future daughter was played by Michael J. Fox? 😂😂
I'm sorry for saying I'm sorry so much AAAHHHH lmao Seriously though I just wanted to let y'all know NOW just in case I'm just an overthinker! haha Also HUH??
My favourite bit of behind the scenes info on this movie is regarding the hoverboard scene. There were actually three different tricks that they used to pull off the illusion, but they only used one of those three tricks at any given time, depending on the camera angle. That way, when people were watching it trying to figure out how it was done, once they thought they figured it out, the next cut would show an angle using a different method, making it seem like the other theory was wrong. Two side notes about the hoverboard scene: 1) there was a miscalculation and one of the stunt perfomers got really hurt when Griff's minions went flying. If you watch the scene the way it appears in the final cut, you can actually see her slam against the concret pillar. 2) during interviews while the movie was still in production, one of the directors or writers (I can't remember who right now) was talking about the hoverboards as if it was a real technology that was almost ready for market. It's not clear whether he was being tongue-in-cheek and people mistakenly took him seriously, or if he was intentionally trolling people, but Mattell was inundated with phone calls and letters asking when it would be in stores.
theres actually a theory that martry died multiple times throughout this movie, and doc used the time machine to save him each time, explaining how doc was always coincidentally there when needed
Old biff went back in time, gave the almanac to himself, and went "back to the future" of 2015. It makes sense bc if doc and marty didn't go to 2015, old biff would never have had the almanac to give to himself in the past. So, the original 2015 timeline only lasted til doc, marty, and Jessica went back in time. It makes sense provided you don't think about it too much.
Technically speaking, the second old biff gives the almanac to young biff that timeline would cease to exist for himself. When he then takes the time machine to the future it would be the timeline of the rich biff.
It happens with every generation, darling! When I was a teen in the 70s, the #1 TV show was "Happy Days", and "Grease" was released in theaters. Both were set in the 50s. The 90s brought a 60s revival. It's fun to see how the younger generations interpret the styles of their elders' youth. We're all much more connected than we realize! ; )
One thing i didnt notice the first time i saw this one is when doc helped his other self with the preparations for the lightening because he failed the first time and that means that he failed bc his future self made a mistake helping. There are so many details that is insane
@@mattDettling I haven't heard anything about a part 4. I'm pretty sure the people involved with the trilogy are done with it. I know that the director and such has said several times that they will never allow any remakes of it and I'm pretty sure they are just as opposed to the idea of a 4th installment in the series.
One thing I never figured out: who were Griff's parents? They would be around Marty's age, but we never saw them in any of the movies, and there was no mention of Biff having kids in the first movie. Marty's generation was apparently the only one in which there wasn't a member of the Tannen family causing trouble in Hill Valley.
Old Biff went to 1955 to give the almanac to his teen who then started 'gambling' (not really gambling when you already know who's going to win) once he turned 18 and made millions, turning Hill Valley into his own personal Las Vegas
So you know: Back then, there was the slang word "biff" which meant to screw something up! As in, "Dude, you really biffed it!" So his name being Biff was super funny to us kids watching these movies back then. It's like naming a character Fuck Up.
also the mechanic who is arguing with Biff about the manure in his car is the same man than the old man trying to raise money in 2015 to fix the clocktower. That and he also provides Roger Rabbit's voice
I was 8 years old when this movie came out and I was SO obsessed with the hover boards and the future of 2015 in general. I had a dream at the time that I went through my wall into a portal to 2015. I wanted to see the flying cars and of course...the HOVER BOARDS! LOL Sadly, those 2 things didn't come to fruition.
Not in this timeline. But sometimes in the future, when both real hover boards AND time travel is reality, someone will go back to 2013 and sell the hover board technology and make a fortune. And then someone just have to invent interdimensional portal technology, go back to your childhood years and open up that portal for you. It wasn't a dream!
Fun fact: future George was upside down because Crispin Glover didn't wanted to participate in the second movie, so they made a mask of Crispin Glover face, hired another actor to wear it and put him upside down to make it hard to notice
I love watching old movies that describe or predict a future that, for us, has already passed. 1984, 2001, 2010, Terminator, Bladerunner, Escape From New York, Rollerball, Soylent Green.
24:34 "No way he's talking right behind Biff". Convertibles (especially older ones) have a LOT of wind noise. Totally believable Biff couldn't hear him. Less believable that Doc and Marty could hear each other over the wind noise!
The pen thing from Men In Black is called a neuralizer. And another thing, in the first movie there is a biker going around the clocktower before the thunderstorm who could be the doc going around on a bike in the second movie.
7:10 - I think they did that more so Christopher Lloyd didn't have to wear the mask to make him look older, since there's a lot of action in the second and third parts.
One thing I realized, Biff may not be a smart man, but he’s not nearly as stupid as he seems. Warning himself about Marty and Doc, the swap with the cover. It’s pretty amazing, actually. He’s pretty comic, but even with all the silliness they managed to keep him a genuine threat. Also, Biff in this movie is based on Donald Trump.
@@OGBReacts oh! I forgot to mention, if you go back to the first movie and watch that scene where the police officer asks Doc if he has a permit, you’ll see a guy dressed like future Doc riding away on a bike.
I don’t think they expected to do a second movie, but the first was so popular, they had to do more. They never wanted Jennifer in the future, but because she was in the car, they had to do something with her. Of course I never noticed it was a different actress.
I’d absolutely like to see you react to BTTF 3. The thing reactors don’t get going into these is that you can watch these films a hundred times, and still find new things. There is almost nothing in the script or sets that isn’t either a set-up or a payoff or a running gag. A tiny example is Marty not being able to figure out how to open a Pepsi in any time but 1985, or Doc and Marty running back and forth in the road-shots. So good. Also, everyone goes in with so many questions, and I find myself yelling at the screen: “Just let it happen.” 👍🏼 And I really like your personality.
Thank you!! I appreciate that a lot!! But yeah I mean, I guess at the same time as all that, this is still a person’s first reaction to something and with a movie like this, there’s a LOT to take in! No one is gonna get everything the first time through lmao
One bit of credit these movies deserve that almost nobody gives them is how even Biff's character progresses. Young Biff is an idiot and a bully, adult Biff depending on the timeline is a bit less of an idiot and is either a bully or a servile two-faced jerk who's still a bully if he can get away with it, but old man Biff finally went through enough crap that he stopped being an idiot and is smart enough to put two and two together and realize Doc built a time machine and even deduce how to operate it. Granted, it's just driving a car and typing the date you want to go to in an alpha-numeric display, but he still deduces it as well as the implications of time travel and even warns his younger self about Doc and Marty.
Good you are honest about the 3rd one, always find it dodgy when people say it's there first time seeing a movie but they seem very good at guessing what's going to happen next and what's lines a character is going to say next lol
Yeaaaah no I don’t get that LMAO like why lie about that? I’ll always be straight up. I just recorded the 3rd one last night and it’ll be up on Friday, and even in that one I was like “y’all heads up, I’ve seen this” and it’s honestly gonna LOOK like I have too so uh, yeah I have LMAO yknow??
There is a cut on RUclips, showing old Biff being erased from time. If you watch it, it is kind of scary to see the process happening while your a live.
@@OGBReacts yeah, they did not want to scare kids. So they removed it.. but you kind of saw his face sweeting all over, and he was in massive pain. It got worse in the cut scene.
@@OGBReacts here's ;) I just made an incredibly smart comment somewhere above and wanted to copy paste it to my comment but wasn't smart enough to do so (probably spent after so much awesomeness) ruclips.net/video/124-bZmfbPQ/видео.html
You're the smartest movie reactor I saw already, very good to know your thoughts about the movies. I think you talk that much because you're so smart, the most chatty persons I know are very smart too.
@@OGBReacts I saw your The Perks of Being a Wallflower reaction before the Back to the Future trilogy, I didn't notice any difference, to me it was just as good, but I'll pay more attention on your later reactions to give you a better feedback. To be sincere, I don't think your reactions need or even can be improved, but I'm not an expert, so 🤷🏼♀️
@@leftundersun Well thank you!! I appreciate that. I think I’m just a bit hard on myself haha. I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the videos. I always try my best.
It's nice to see you still see comments from a time after the fact. I've been watching a lot of your videos, Independence Day, Speed, Tremors, Twister, Jurassic Park and The Lost World, and now watching my way through the BTTF trilogy. Shame some of the surprises might have been unintentionally spoiled but hoping you'll still enjoy it now with more context. I also did just want to say Marty couldn't have grabbed the book while in the garage with the two Biffs in the car, as like the Doc said, he couldn't interfere with that event, he had to let Old Biff believe he had succeeded so he would take the Delorean back to the future. Oh, and he apparently faded away shortly after going back to 2015, as in the alternate timeline he had now triggered, he was apparently shot by Lorraine in 1996. :)
@ 30:57. LOL! Again, that's exactly why I love time travel movies. There's a good time-travel movie I haven't noticed anyone else doing called "Time After Time" (1979), starring Malcolm McDowell of Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" fame in '71. He portrays the real, and early science fiction novelist of the late 1800s into the 1900s, H.G. Wells who wrote the famous 1895 novel "The Time Machine", one he's mostly remembered for. But in this sci-fi movie he actually built it! I won't tell you any more because I don't do spoilers. You'll have to watch it yourself someday, or do a reaction and be one of the first on it. It's really good and a he's a whole different character than Malcolm's character "Alex" in Clockwork!
@@OGBReacts I know, I know, we enthusiastic subs and the public throw lots of movie ideas at all you reactors. I do it constantly! So many movies, so little time. 😁 I just noticed your Jurassic Park so I'll check it out now. Peace! ✌️😎
There were so many things connecting 2 and 3 because they started out as one movie script that ended up being too long, so they split it up and made two movies back-to-back. The were shooting 3 while editing 2.
Poor Jennifer. _Back to the Future_ first came along in 1985. When they wrote it, they didn't have sequels in mind, so when _part ii_ came long, four years later, her presence was _very_ much an afterthought. That's why her part, in this movie, was pretty much spent trying to avoid polluting the timeline. First, they left her unconscious form in that alley. Then they took her unconscious form to her future house. Then she spent her entire time in that house trying to avoid being seen. Then she bumped into her future self, had a shock, and passed out. Then Marty and the Doc left her on the front-porch swing of that house and that was the last we saw of her in this movie.
You remember, in part 1, when the original timeline, in which Marty existed, was giving way to the _new_ timeline, in which Marty _didn't_ exist? Marty was exhibiting _pain._ Consider that, in light of the pain that _Biff_ exhibited when he brought back the _Delorean._ I once owned this movie on DVD, and it had a deleted scene that showed how Biff reacted when Marty, the Doc and the Delorean vanished into the _past._ He cried out in pain, lay down on the ground, and disappeared. They deleted this scene because it raised more questions than it answered. I watched it once through, regularly, then I watched it once through with the _commentary_ on, and the commentary explained that, somewhere along the line (it didn't explain exactly where) Buff pushed Lorraine too far and she _shot_ him.
Yes, watch the third one, and I guarantee that you'll understand it more and enjoy all the call backs to the first and second movie...it'll be like watching it for the first time.
25:12 I know this is ~1.5 years late, but that would've been impossible. BTTF wasn't originally planned to have any sequels. The ending does look like it but was meant to be a final joke. Gale and Zemeckis have said on multiple occasions, that had they known there would be a sequel(s), they would've written a different kind of ending.
In the german dub they actually call him a "cowardly sow" instead of chicken. Great reactions! It doesn't matter if you'd already seen #3, I bet you can still add your two cents. It's better not to think much about the time travel causality in this movie, it's mostly what serves the plot at the moment.
@@OGBReacts When you tell a story about time travel you have two options: 1. Time travel logic is in itself coherent and makes sense, but you are very limited in terms of the story you are telling or 2. You tell the story you want to tell and handwave the time travel. This is more #2, and the movies are better for it. "Looper", "Time Bandits" and "Bill and Teds excellent adventure" and it's sequels are also #2. Good time travel movies with a time travel logic that makes (kinda) sense are: "The Terminator" (Not the sequels so much, the sequals make everything concerning the time travel a bit complicated) "12 Monkeys" "The final Countdown "Timeline" I personally like "Time Rider" but good luck finding it "Time after Time" They are all pretty solid, of varied genres, but the "Back to the future" series still takes the cake of best time travel movies ever made.
Yes, please still do the 3rd one. Even though you've already sort of seen it, you'll be able to connect everything with parts I and II. Some things will make more sense to you having seen the previous two :)
Subscribed. Great reaction. Great editing. I like all your thoughts and predictions during the movie. Fantastic job. I look forward to seeing all your future videos. Thank you. Ll be watching part 3 reaction tomorrow(even though it's not for the first time). It will still be fun
The first "western" clue/tie-in is actually in the first film. On the town square is a business called Western Auto, and the logo is a neon sign that loops around like a number 9. It's the same 9/spiral shape that happens when Doc's Delorean gets struck by lightning sending it to the Old West. It can't be a simple coincidence, because this trilogy is super well organized.
As to how do they know the future has changed: The paper comes from the future. So the paper is the one thing that changes . So "Youth jailed" changes to "Gang jailed" Basically the same as in part one.
You're a great reactor, perfect for movies like BTTF. I think you'll be great with comedies and even horror! I want to see you react to Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Get out. Keep it up!
seeing this in the theater was such a BLAST. i was only 7 when the first one came out so i only saw it on VHS, but this one and #3 in the theater was such a great experience. so yes, absolutely definitely YES do a reaction to #3 for us! okay i'm sure other people have told you these things but i'm gonna anyway. - they filmed #2 and #3 back to back and they were released one year apart, so they're both very intertwined. - did alternate 1985 biff remind you of anybody? somebody who is very, very familiar to us all today? who has been very familiar to us since, oh, hmmm, the 2016 presidential election? yeah, he was totally based on 80s trump, the filmmakers have admitted to it. it's pretty damn hilarious when you think about it. - if you go back and watch the first one, in one of the scenes where doc is setting up the wire at the clock tower in the evening, in the background you can see a guy on a bike with a little hat like doc had in this one. i'm sure it was just a random extra since when they were making #1 they had no plans for any sequels, but they probably noticed it and went "oh hey, we can dress doc up like that for this one, it'll be a cute easter egg." - honestly this one of the best trilogies ever. all three are so tightly written and they flow together seamlessly. marty & doc are a fantastic duo. i will never, ever get tired of seeing any of these. and lastly, i LOVE your reactions, please keep them coming! you're cute as fuck and i adore your enthusiasm :)
So they got 2015 quite wrong (although the Cubs did win the world series in 2016, which is pretty close!), but the alternate 1985 is pretty accurate to 2020.
@@OGBReacts The voice of Roger Rabbit is the guy who played Biff's mechanic. Also, note the Roger Rabbit doll in the window with the Sports Almanac. Plus the tunnel where Biff almost runs over Marty on the Hoverboard is used again in Roger Rabbit
@@OGBReacts Possibly even better gem (if not already mentioned) ... The city of "Hill Valley" is the same town as the one used in Gremlins (but covered in snow)
I noticed that everyone who reacts to this movie assumes Marty was never born because Biff married Lorraine, but it says they married in 1973, and Marty is obviously not 12
Yay I finally watched it! Was so excited when I got the alert And yeah of course we want to see you react to BTTF 3! The cool thing with the BTTF trilogy is you can watch it several times without it getting boring because you always find new little hints and parallels you haven't noticed before. For me that's part of why this trilogy is so so brilliant. I'm looking forward to your reaction of the third part!
Best movie reaction EVER! lol ~ I've seen the BTTF trilogy at least 2 dozen times and it's my all time favorite movies! This reaction video was very entertaining to me and I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I would love to see you react to part 3 because even though you've already seen it, there will be a lot of things that will make sense to you now. Part 3 is my favorite of the trilogy. Thank you for sharing your reactions! :)
I'm not exactly sure what your question was in the middle of the reaction...you can hardly be surprised! But if this helps... TLDR It's fiction, while time travel into the future might be theoretically possible, into the past isn't. Also... Even if one traveled into the future, they couldn't travel into the their own future. Remember when Einstein (the dog) traveled one minute into the future in BTTF? During that minute, was there an Einstein in existence? No, Doc and Marty had to wait for him to reappear in the Delorean...by the same token, when Doc, Marty and Jenifer traveled 30yrs into the future...Marty's family, Jenifer's family, Einstein and everything in existence would have had to wait 30yrs for them to reappear. So in essence Doc would never have thought to bring Marty into the future to try to fix his son...he'd have known that taking Marty out of existence in 1985 would effectively render the rest of Marty's life, his family and his son 'out of existence...at least in terms of the timeline they were traveling to...Heavy. So, in conclusion, no point in trying to make sense of it, none of it is possible. Just enjoy it and don't allow your disbelief to get in the way too much... :-) I suspect, that it's not so much that your 'dumb' that's making you not understand it....eh it might... :-) I actually think it's because you're overthinking it. None of it's possible so when you overthink it, it makes the story incredibly implausible and destroys any semblance of your _suspension of disbelief._ It's an entertaining, funny and engaging yarn...it's impossible...but a good yarn.
The director, Robert Zemeckis, confirmed that rich Biff from the evil future was based on Donald Trump, and "Biff's Tower" is Trump Tower. And that tells me that we are living in the evil timeline.
Bob Gale, the screenwriter for these films, was inspired by the SF novel called Up the Line, by Robert Silverberg...characters winking out of existence due to mucking up timelines that erase previous timelines, sex and romance between ancestors and descendants, characters having to deal with other versions of themselves - anyone who loves this stuff and reads should read Up the Line. Meanwhile, three films have a weird connection that ends with Back to the Future 2. The 1982 spy/techno-thriller Firefox used footage from the spy/submarine movie Ice Station Zebra, when it needed some ‘submarine in the Arctic’ scenes. Later, Back to the Future 2 - for its opening credits sequence where we have the flying car’s POV through the clouds at high speed is shown...well that’s unused footage of the plane’s flying scenes in Firefox. If anyone knows of a film using unused Back to the Future 2 footage, let me know (but I doubt it). Anyway, I always think of Ice Station Zebra, and Firefox, and Back to the Future 2 as weirdly linked. When Old Biff gets out of the Delorean after he returns to 2015, and seems to be in obvious pain, they cut out the final part of the scene where he literally winks out of existence. Logically, he would cease to exist, because he changed his own past and therefore destroyed the older version of himself. But the filmmakers felt the audience would not understand Old Biff simply disappearing...although, personally, I think they should have left that part in, because we had sort of seen all that established in the first film, when Marty narrowly avoided disappearing, in obvious pain as it was happening.
When marty and doc change the future the results are instantaneous and they go to the altered future, but when biff does it he can go back to the original timeline. But since in the end he gets over the chicken thing the 2015 they went to wasn't really the future.....this is confusing.
Also, how does biff even get back to 1955 to give the book to his younger self, he has no idea about the “fuel” Because if you notice when they rescue Jennifer out of the house when she faints after seeing her older self, Before they head back to 1985 dock start putting a bunch of stuff into the DeLorean so that they can get back to 1985, Biff never did that he just hopped in the DeLorean And took off and was able to get back to 2015 All without even knowing how the machine works and what it takes in order to fuel it.
I saw this film six times, in theatres, when it originally came out, and became quite obsessed with it. The first edition of a huge reference book called The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction came out in 1979, too early to deal with the Back to the Future films. But, an updated version of the book got published in 1993, and of course did have entries discussing each Back to the Future film. Essentially, it said that Back to the Future 2 was the better film, the more satisfying and rewarding film, for a pure Science Fiction fan. By contrast, the first film would more likely be the sentimental favourite for the average filmgoer, where the time travel complexities are not really as complex and challenging to grasp. I have to admit Back to the Future 2 is SF paradise for me, in a way that Back to the Future is not. It’s like you said - it’s operating at a whole other level. I could not get enough of this film, for a period of about three weeks, when it came out. I had to make sure I saw it enough times at the cinema, to get every detail out of it I could.
Keep in mind that they weren't going for accuracy for 2015, they wanted to go big and get wild with it (such as Jaws 19). And thanks for letting us know about watching BTTF 3, but please do react to it! You'll understand a lot of things in it better now, like you alluded to in your ending discussion. Don't worry about the haters, like you said, you didn't know back then you were going to start reactions (great choice btw, love your reactions) - and, good job editing for Marijchu (love her reactions too)!
It would've been awesome if you hadn't watched it before but I really appreciate your honesty. I've seen a lot of youtubers who make videos saying "first time reaction" when it's not. And I feel uncomfortable when that happens. Thanks 👏
Thank you! I have never seen this second one or the first one; the THIRD one I’ve “seen” before that watch. As I had explained, I actually edited the third movie for a different reaction person on here, but it was just one of those situations that I had never seen the first two. So I figured watch the first two then watch the third for more context!
love to find out that you know Marichu... I have been watching her channel or years.. glad you guys know each other I keep recommending one of my favorite movies "Swept from the SEA" great gothic romance has Rachel Weiss and Vincent Perez and also stars Ian McKellen and Kathy Bates
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Total. Mindfuck. Am I right just like the matrix. Dude erases himself just so he can be rich. Unfortunately once that timeline is erased he returns but remembers nothing about the DeLorean.
I hope you get to see the video about how many times Marty dies in each movie because its really good and accurate.
You know a kinda funny thing about finding this channel is that I work for a bojangles😅😅
They got a few things right didn't they! 80s nostalgia, flat screen tvs, video calling, endless sequels (Jaws 19), voice controlled gadgets, etc 😊😊
"He's stupid in...a lot of ways, but he's also smart"
I love Marty's character so much lol. Someone in a comment once described it perfectly, he's smart, but he also always has elevator music playing in his head, he's cool, but he's also dorky and awkward, he constantly acts on impulse and simply can not be left to his own devices without constant supervision
Yeah he's smart in the moment.
But he's not that good at thinking about the long term consequences of his actions
Like a true teenager 😆
Biff and manure is the main ship of the whole history of cinematograph
“Needles” played by “Flea” of the Red Hot Chili Peppers
Yep. And he also appears at the end of the third one, which I'm sure you already know.
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I just thought about it, in 2015, "You're Fired" was a popular phrase.
Plus “I’m waking here”
Appropriate as Biff in 1985A was based on Donald Trump!
15:00 - There's a deleted scene where it shows future Biff disappearing, but they didn't put it into the theatrical release because they thought it would be too dark. But the implication here is that he dies a few minutes after returning to 2015 because the timeline is adjusting itself to the new future.
the fact that he was able to get back to the original timeline at all always confused me.
@@garconerproduction3046 It probably wasn't exactly the same timeline, but a very slightly different one, but still similar enough to be fine.
Already seems like a lot of y'all want Back to the Future 3 next! Sounds good to me! Thanks for being understanding and super nice
Yeah, watch it to experience it in its proper context as the trilogy's final chapter.
Part 3, yes, please! Your commentary is super fun!
When a Biff changed the future he was acting strange when he got out of the delorean because he created a alternate future where he was killed. So he was in the process of fading away line Marty was in part 1 when his hand was disappearing and he was hunched over playing guitar. Basically Biff got rich and maybe Lorraine shot him at some point and he never lives to be old biff.
wow, i never knew that tidbit! I always figured he was just hurting from hitting himself with his cane or something.
The future timeline caused by the almanac ("bad" '85) isn't created until '55 Biff starts winning money and using it to alter that timeline. Otherwise Old man Biff would have ended up in a whole different future. If any initial cause could change the future, rather than actual physical changes, then the timeline in the end of the first movie would have blinked into existence the moment when Doc fell and hit his head (and invented the time machine) ... or at any moment leading up to that event, like Doc being born.
Heck! If any event in the past related in any way to things shaping the future will change it, there would only be one permanent timeline set at Big Bang.
Holy crap I never noticed this
Biff never dies in the past so he still exists in tge future.
I remember watching a show about BTTF back in 80s and it was speculated that maybe Lorraine shot him. But who knows. With what Biff was into just about anything could have happened to him.
There is a deleted scene that shows Biff disappearing. Funny thing is, I remember him disappearing when I saw the movie in theaters. Yet it doesn't seem to be part of the movie. I don't understand how that could have happened.
I would suggest watching the third one. Even though it won't be your first time seeing it, it will be your first time watching being both, aware of the scenes that are callbacks, as well as being invested in the story.
Definitely agree 👍
Boy1 “you mean you gotta use your hands?”
Boy2 “ that’s like a baby’s toy.”
Boy1 played by a very young Elijah Wood
Ahh, young Frodo! :)
@@brianvalencia7717 He nave grew an inch. Just got big hairy feet.
Sam, if it makes things easier for you, just tell us at the beginning of a movie if it's a rewatch for you. Don't have to apologise for having seen a movie before 😄👍
Also, did it click that Marty's future daughter was played by Michael J. Fox? 😂😂
I'm sorry for saying I'm sorry so much AAAHHHH lmao
Seriously though I just wanted to let y'all know NOW just in case
I'm just an overthinker! haha
Also HUH??
@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 holy shit LMAOOOO unbelievable!!
@@OGBReacts you sound like me I say sorry all the time
My favourite bit of behind the scenes info on this movie is regarding the hoverboard scene. There were actually three different tricks that they used to pull off the illusion, but they only used one of those three tricks at any given time, depending on the camera angle. That way, when people were watching it trying to figure out how it was done, once they thought they figured it out, the next cut would show an angle using a different method, making it seem like the other theory was wrong. Two side notes about the hoverboard scene: 1) there was a miscalculation and one of the stunt perfomers got really hurt when Griff's minions went flying. If you watch the scene the way it appears in the final cut, you can actually see her slam against the concret pillar. 2) during interviews while the movie was still in production, one of the directors or writers (I can't remember who right now) was talking about the hoverboards as if it was a real technology that was almost ready for market. It's not clear whether he was being tongue-in-cheek and people mistakenly took him seriously, or if he was intentionally trolling people, but Mattell was inundated with phone calls and letters asking when it would be in stores.
The hoverboard trolling: that was Robert Zemeckis joking.
I hope you noticed Marty's daughter was portrayed by Micheal J Fox as well, he really went all in for that trilogy of movies
theres actually a theory that martry died multiple times throughout this movie, and doc used the time machine to save him each time, explaining how doc was always coincidentally there when needed
Old biff went back in time, gave the almanac to himself, and went "back to the future" of 2015. It makes sense bc if doc and marty didn't go to 2015, old biff would never have had the almanac to give to himself in the past. So, the original 2015 timeline only lasted til doc, marty, and Jessica went back in time. It makes sense provided you don't think about it too much.
Technically speaking, the second old biff gives the almanac to young biff that timeline would cease to exist for himself. When he then takes the time machine to the future it would be the timeline of the rich biff.
@@alvahv that would be a paradox.
In the first movie there's A guy on a bike at the clock tower. So they used that to place Doc in the scene meeting young Doc.
One thing the movie predicted: In 2015, the "80s retro style" would have become a revived trend.
It happens with every generation, darling! When I was a teen in the 70s, the #1 TV show was "Happy Days", and "Grease" was released in theaters. Both were set in the 50s. The 90s brought a 60s revival. It's fun to see how the younger generations interpret the styles of their elders' youth. We're all much more connected than we realize! ; )
One thing i didnt notice the first time i saw this one is when doc helped his other self with the preparations for the lightening because he failed the first time and that means that he failed bc his future self made a mistake helping. There are so many details that is insane
These movies should be called “Marty gets triggered and Fs the timeline”.
That's a little too on the nose.🤣
That will be the remake. Well, if a remake were to be made. Which it won't because the guys behind the originals don't want it to happen, thankfully.
@@LennyCash777 isn’t there a part 4 coming out tho?
@@mattDettling I haven't heard anything about a part 4. I'm pretty sure the people involved with the trilogy are done with it. I know that the director and such has said several times that they will never allow any remakes of it and I'm pretty sure they are just as opposed to the idea of a 4th installment in the series.
One thing I never figured out: who were Griff's parents? They would be around Marty's age, but we never saw them in any of the movies, and there was no mention of Biff having kids in the first movie. Marty's generation was apparently the only one in which there wasn't a member of the Tannen family causing trouble in Hill Valley.
Old Biff begins to feel pain as he’s disappearing from the timeline as he is killed by Lorraine.
Old Biff went to 1955 to give the almanac to his teen who then started 'gambling' (not really gambling when you already know who's going to win) once he turned 18 and made millions, turning Hill Valley into his own personal Las Vegas
So you know: Back then, there was the slang word "biff" which meant to screw something up! As in, "Dude, you really biffed it!" So his name being Biff was super funny to us kids watching these movies back then. It's like naming a character Fuck Up.
also the mechanic who is arguing with Biff about the manure in his car is the same man than the old man trying to raise money in 2015 to fix the clocktower. That and he also provides Roger Rabbit's voice
I was 8 years old when this movie came out and I was SO obsessed with the hover boards and the future of 2015 in general. I had a dream at the time that I went through my wall into a portal to 2015. I wanted to see the flying cars and of course...the HOVER BOARDS! LOL Sadly, those 2 things didn't come to fruition.
Not in this timeline.
But sometimes in the future, when both real hover boards AND time travel is reality, someone will go back to 2013 and sell the hover board technology and make a fortune. And then someone just have to invent interdimensional portal technology, go back to your childhood years and open up that portal for you.
It wasn't a dream!
@@donkfail1 well in fiction i did that, the second one i mean
Fun fact: future George was upside down because Crispin Glover didn't wanted to participate in the second movie, so they made a mask of Crispin Glover face, hired another actor to wear it and put him upside down to make it hard to notice
I love watching old movies that describe or predict a future that, for us, has already passed.
1984, 2001, 2010, Terminator, Bladerunner, Escape From New York, Rollerball, Soylent Green.
24:34 "No way he's talking right behind Biff". Convertibles (especially older ones) have a LOT of wind noise. Totally believable Biff couldn't hear him. Less believable that Doc and Marty could hear each other over the wind noise!
That’s fair!
Yes watch the third movie!
0:45 - Love Mari, thanks for editing.
Of course! I love her too! She's the sweetest
@@OGBReacts she really seems like it. I love her style☺️
I watch her too
I wouldn't worry about biff in this movie because he basically erases himself when he creates a new timeline.
The pen thing from Men In Black is called a neuralizer.
And another thing, in the first movie there is a biker going around the clocktower before the thunderstorm who could be the doc going around on a bike in the second movie.
7:10 - I think they did that more so Christopher Lloyd didn't have to wear the mask to make him look older, since there's a lot of action in the second and third parts.
One thing I realized, Biff may not be a smart man, but he’s not nearly as stupid as he seems. Warning himself about Marty and Doc, the swap with the cover.
It’s pretty amazing, actually. He’s pretty comic, but even with all the silliness they managed to keep him a genuine threat.
Also, Biff in this movie is based on Donald Trump.
I am SO not surprised that Biff is based off him LMAO
@@OGBReacts oh! I forgot to mention, if you go back to the first movie and watch that scene where the police officer asks Doc if he has a permit, you’ll see a guy dressed like future Doc riding away on a bike.
Like plenty of Starfleet captains say.... "I hate temporal mechanics..."
The exterior shot of the Biff hotel is the Plaza Hotel in downtown Las Vegas
I don’t think they expected to do a second movie, but the first was so popular, they had to do more. They never wanted Jennifer in the future, but because she was in the car, they had to do something with her. Of course I never noticed it was a different actress.
Man we need to talk about how Biff knew how to drive not only a flying car, but work the Time Machine and get back at all.
I’d absolutely like to see you react to BTTF 3. The thing reactors don’t get going into these is that you can watch these films a hundred times, and still find new things. There is almost nothing in the script or sets that isn’t either a set-up or a payoff or a running gag. A tiny example is Marty not being able to figure out how to open a Pepsi in any time but 1985, or Doc and Marty running back and forth in the road-shots. So good.
Also, everyone goes in with so many questions, and I find myself yelling at the screen: “Just let it happen.” 👍🏼
And I really like your personality.
Thank you!! I appreciate that a lot!!
But yeah I mean, I guess at the same time as all that, this is still a person’s first reaction to something and with a movie like this, there’s a LOT to take in! No one is gonna get everything the first time through lmao
One bit of credit these movies deserve that almost nobody gives them is how even Biff's character progresses. Young Biff is an idiot and a bully, adult Biff depending on the timeline is a bit less of an idiot and is either a bully or a servile two-faced jerk who's still a bully if he can get away with it, but old man Biff finally went through enough crap that he stopped being an idiot and is smart enough to put two and two together and realize Doc built a time machine and even deduce how to operate it. Granted, it's just driving a car and typing the date you want to go to in an alpha-numeric display, but he still deduces it as well as the implications of time travel and even warns his younger self about Doc and Marty.
Good you are honest about the 3rd one, always find it dodgy when people say it's there first time seeing a movie but they seem very good at guessing what's going to happen next and what's lines a character is going to say next lol
Yeaaaah no I don’t get that LMAO like why lie about that? I’ll always be straight up. I just recorded the 3rd one last night and it’ll be up on Friday, and even in that one I was like “y’all heads up, I’ve seen this” and it’s honestly gonna LOOK like I have too so uh, yeah I have LMAO yknow??
There is a cut on RUclips, showing old Biff being erased from time. If you watch it, it is kind of scary to see the process happening while your a live.
Woah. That's freaky!
@@OGBReacts yeah, they did not want to scare kids. So they removed it.. but you kind of saw his face sweeting all over, and he was in massive pain. It got worse in the cut scene.
@@lisamaitland157 JEEEEEZ I'll have to look that up!
@@OGBReacts here's ;)
I just made an incredibly smart comment somewhere above and wanted to copy paste it to my comment but wasn't smart enough to do so (probably spent after so much awesomeness)
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You're the smartest movie reactor I saw already, very good to know your thoughts about the movies. I think you talk that much because you're so smart, the most chatty persons I know are very smart too.
Well thank you! I appreciate it. This is my 3rd ever reaction video, and after doing this for over a year, I think I've gotten better!
@@OGBReacts I saw your The Perks of Being a Wallflower reaction before the Back to the Future trilogy, I didn't notice any difference, to me it was just as good, but I'll pay more attention on your later reactions to give you a better feedback. To be sincere, I don't think your reactions need or even can be improved, but I'm not an expert, so 🤷🏼♀️
@@leftundersun Well thank you!! I appreciate that. I think I’m just a bit hard on myself haha. I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the videos. I always try my best.
It's nice to see you still see comments from a time after the fact. I've been watching a lot of your videos, Independence Day, Speed, Tremors, Twister, Jurassic Park and The Lost World, and now watching my way through the BTTF trilogy. Shame some of the surprises might have been unintentionally spoiled but hoping you'll still enjoy it now with more context. I also did just want to say Marty couldn't have grabbed the book while in the garage with the two Biffs in the car, as like the Doc said, he couldn't interfere with that event, he had to let Old Biff believe he had succeeded so he would take the Delorean back to the future. Oh, and he apparently faded away shortly after going back to 2015, as in the alternate timeline he had now triggered, he was apparently shot by Lorraine in 1996. :)
I hope you’ve been enjoying the videos!! Thanks for watching ♥️
That makes sense though! True true
@@OGBReacts I'm literally just starting your video for Part 3 😃
And for some reason, after watching this one million times, this is the first time I caught the Midnight Cowboy reference.
The voice of Roger Rabbit is the Clocktower money collector and the guy who Biff pays to get the manure out of his car.
In the extended scene old Biff disappears. According to the director Corrupt Biff is murdered sometime in the ‘90s by Lorrane.
Omg!
Every time Marty goes back and punches 1950s Biff, the brain damage lowers his IQ by another 10 points.
@ 30:57. LOL! Again, that's exactly why I love time travel movies. There's a good time-travel movie I haven't noticed anyone else doing called "Time After Time" (1979), starring Malcolm McDowell of Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" fame in '71. He portrays the real, and early science fiction novelist of the late 1800s into the 1900s, H.G. Wells who wrote the famous 1895 novel "The Time Machine", one he's mostly remembered for. But in this sci-fi movie he actually built it! I won't tell you any more because I don't do spoilers. You'll have to watch it yourself someday, or do a reaction and be one of the first on it. It's really good and a he's a whole different character than Malcolm's character "Alex" in Clockwork!
Noted noted! 🥰
@@OGBReacts I know, I know, we enthusiastic subs and the public throw lots of movie ideas at all you reactors. I do it constantly! So many movies, so little time. 😁 I just noticed your Jurassic Park so I'll check it out now. Peace! ✌️😎
There were so many things connecting 2 and 3 because they started out as one movie script that ended up being too long, so they split it up and made two movies back-to-back. The were shooting 3 while editing 2.
Poor Jennifer. _Back to the Future_ first came along in 1985. When they wrote it, they didn't have sequels in mind, so when _part ii_ came long, four years later, her presence was _very_ much an afterthought. That's why her part, in this movie, was pretty much spent trying to avoid polluting the timeline.
First, they left her unconscious form in that alley.
Then they took her unconscious form to her future house.
Then she spent her entire time in that house trying to avoid being seen.
Then she bumped into her future self, had a shock, and passed out.
Then Marty and the Doc left her on the front-porch swing of that house and that was the last we saw of her in this movie.
You remember, in part 1, when the original timeline, in which Marty existed, was giving way to the _new_ timeline, in which Marty _didn't_ exist? Marty was exhibiting _pain._
Consider that, in light of the pain that _Biff_ exhibited when he brought back the _Delorean._ I once owned this movie on DVD, and it had a deleted scene that showed how Biff reacted when Marty, the Doc and the Delorean vanished into the _past._ He cried out in pain, lay down on the ground, and disappeared. They deleted this scene because it raised more questions than it answered.
I watched it once through, regularly, then I watched it once through with the _commentary_ on, and the commentary explained that, somewhere along the line (it didn't explain exactly where) Buff pushed Lorraine too far and she _shot_ him.
Notice how Biff doesn't faint seeing himself? Because he's too stupid to understand the situation.
Yes, watch the third one, and I guarantee that you'll understand it more and enjoy all the call backs to the first and second movie...it'll be like watching it for the first time.
Elijah Wood (Frodo Baggins) was one of the little boys at the video game in Cafe 80s.
OMG wow!
25:12 I know this is ~1.5 years late, but that would've been impossible. BTTF wasn't originally planned to have any sequels. The ending does look like it but was meant to be a final joke. Gale and Zemeckis have said on multiple occasions, that had they known there would be a sequel(s), they would've written a different kind of ending.
They added the chicken bit because they wanted to give Marty a flaw
In the german dub they actually call him a "cowardly sow" instead of chicken.
Great reactions! It doesn't matter if you'd already seen #3, I bet you can still add your two cents.
It's better not to think much about the time travel causality in this movie, it's mostly what serves the plot at the moment.
Thank you! I appreciate it.
I can’t help but think about the time travel aspect even more after this dang movie 🤪
@@OGBReacts When you tell a story about time travel you have two options: 1. Time travel logic is in itself coherent and makes sense, but you are very limited in terms of the story you are telling
or 2. You tell the story you want to tell and handwave the time travel.
This is more #2, and the movies are better for it. "Looper", "Time Bandits" and "Bill and Teds excellent adventure" and it's sequels are also #2.
Good time travel movies with a time travel logic that makes (kinda) sense are:
"The Terminator" (Not the sequels so much, the sequals make everything concerning the time travel a bit complicated)
"12 Monkeys"
"The final Countdown
"Timeline"
I personally like "Time Rider" but good luck finding it
"Time after Time"
They are all pretty solid, of varied genres, but the "Back to the future" series still takes the cake of best time travel movies ever made.
Yes, please still do the 3rd one. Even though you've already sort of seen it, you'll be able to connect everything with parts I and II. Some things will make more sense to you having seen the previous two :)
The javel to the head edits. I can't help but laugh. 😂😂😂😂
Subscribed. Great reaction. Great editing. I like all your thoughts and predictions during the movie. Fantastic job. I look forward to seeing all your future videos. Thank you. Ll be watching part 3 reaction tomorrow(even though it's not for the first time). It will still be fun
Thank you so, so much!! I appreciate it a lot!
also the tunel at the end is the same tunel that was used to film the entrance to toontown in Roger Rabbit
HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THAT?!?!
The first "western" clue/tie-in is actually in the first film. On the town square is a business called Western Auto, and the logo is a neon sign that loops around like a number 9. It's the same 9/spiral shape that happens when Doc's Delorean gets struck by lightning sending it to the Old West. It can't be a simple coincidence, because this trilogy is super well organized.
As to how do they know the future has changed:
The paper comes from the future. So the paper is the one thing that changes .
So "Youth jailed" changes to "Gang jailed"
Basically the same as in part one.
Super Roller-coaster, huh? :) Great reaction, as was the first.
Don't know how many times I have watched your reaction but you are so funny I love it ❤
Ahhh thank you so much!! Means the world to me ♥️
@@OGBReacts you're so very welcome and thank you for being you 💜
@@victoriamedrano536 🥰♥️ I do try my best!
You're a great reactor, perfect for movies like BTTF. I think you'll be great with comedies and even horror! I want to see you react to Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Get out. Keep it up!
Thank you so much!!! 🥰
seeing this in the theater was such a BLAST. i was only 7 when the first one came out so i only saw it on VHS, but this one and #3 in the theater was such a great experience. so yes, absolutely definitely YES do a reaction to #3 for us!
okay i'm sure other people have told you these things but i'm gonna anyway.
- they filmed #2 and #3 back to back and they were released one year apart, so they're both very intertwined.
- did alternate 1985 biff remind you of anybody? somebody who is very, very familiar to us all today? who has been very familiar to us since, oh, hmmm, the 2016 presidential election? yeah, he was totally based on 80s trump, the filmmakers have admitted to it. it's pretty damn hilarious when you think about it.
- if you go back and watch the first one, in one of the scenes where doc is setting up the wire at the clock tower in the evening, in the background you can see a guy on a bike with a little hat like doc had in this one. i'm sure it was just a random extra since when they were making #1 they had no plans for any sequels, but they probably noticed it and went "oh hey, we can dress doc up like that for this one, it'll be a cute easter egg."
- honestly this one of the best trilogies ever. all three are so tightly written and they flow together seamlessly. marty & doc are a fantastic duo. i will never, ever get tired of seeing any of these.
and lastly, i LOVE your reactions, please keep them coming! you're cute as fuck and i adore your enthusiasm :)
Thank you so much for your comment! And thank you for the compliment lmao thanks so much!
The timeline change seems to have a slightly delayed ripple effect. Like the picture from the first movie , the kids slowly faded away
I love your genuine-ness and spontaneity!!! Really looking forward to future reactions!
Thank you so much!
That was pure fun. You are very entertaining.
Thank you so much!
10:52 Two things they didn't get right were Diana being Queen (and alive) and a female President.
So they got 2015 quite wrong (although the Cubs did win the world series in 2016, which is pretty close!), but the alternate 1985 is pretty accurate to 2020.
The ending of Back to the Future was a joke, not intended to set up a sequel for real.
Did you realize how Biff was just them making a parody of Donald Trump? In 1989 already lol
thanks for watching this. i love seeing new people watch it. its so entertaining. Hello anybody home, huh?
Please watch "Who framed Roger Rabbit" (1988, also from Robert Zemeckis and with Christopher Lloyd)!
Ooooo this is a good one!
@@OGBReacts The voice of Roger Rabbit is the guy who played Biff's mechanic. Also, note the Roger Rabbit doll in the window with the Sports Almanac. Plus the tunnel where Biff almost runs over Marty on the Hoverboard is used again in Roger Rabbit
@@maestro80smusic93 Wow! So many gems in these movies!
@@OGBReacts Possibly even better gem (if not already mentioned) ... The city of "Hill Valley" is the same town as the one used in Gremlins (but covered in snow)
I noticed that everyone who reacts to this movie assumes Marty was never born because Biff married Lorraine, but it says they married in 1973, and Marty is obviously not 12
This is fair! But my mind is dumb and automatically freaked out LMAO
10:10 i cant stop laughing at this. Biff is a complete maniac!
Yay I finally watched it! Was so excited when I got the alert
And yeah of course we want to see you react to BTTF 3! The cool thing with the BTTF trilogy is you can watch it several times without it getting boring because you always find new little hints and parallels you haven't noticed before. For me that's part of why this trilogy is so so brilliant.
I'm looking forward to your reaction of the third part!
Thank you!!!
Best movie reaction EVER! lol ~ I've seen the BTTF trilogy at least 2 dozen times and it's my all time favorite movies! This reaction video was very entertaining to me and I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I would love to see you react to part 3 because even though you've already seen it, there will be a lot of things that will make sense to you now. Part 3 is my favorite of the trilogy. Thank you for sharing your reactions! :)
Ahhhh thank you so much!!! I appreciate your nice comments!
I'm not exactly sure what your question was in the middle of the reaction...you can hardly be surprised! But if this helps...
TLDR It's fiction, while time travel into the future might be theoretically possible, into the past isn't. Also...
Even if one traveled into the future, they couldn't travel into the their own future. Remember when Einstein (the dog) traveled one minute into the future in BTTF? During that minute, was there an Einstein in existence? No, Doc and Marty had to wait for him to reappear in the Delorean...by the same token, when Doc, Marty and Jenifer traveled 30yrs into the future...Marty's family, Jenifer's family, Einstein and everything in existence would have had to wait 30yrs for them to reappear. So in essence Doc would never have thought to bring Marty into the future to try to fix his son...he'd have known that taking Marty out of existence in 1985 would effectively render the rest of Marty's life, his family and his son 'out of existence...at least in terms of the timeline they were traveling to...Heavy.
So, in conclusion, no point in trying to make sense of it, none of it is possible. Just enjoy it and don't allow your disbelief to get in the way too much... :-)
I suspect, that it's not so much that your 'dumb' that's making you not understand it....eh it might... :-) I actually think it's because you're overthinking it. None of it's possible so when you overthink it, it makes the story incredibly implausible and destroys any semblance of your _suspension of disbelief._
It's an entertaining, funny and engaging yarn...it's impossible...but a good yarn.
My daughter is the same age as Marty Jr.!
The director, Robert Zemeckis, confirmed that rich Biff from the evil future was based on Donald Trump, and "Biff's Tower" is Trump Tower.
And that tells me that we are living in the evil timeline.
i love the way you work on the edition of these kind of videos and the reaction too! keep up the good work :)
Thanks so much!
Bob Gale, the screenwriter for these films, was inspired by the SF novel called Up the Line, by Robert Silverberg...characters winking out of existence due to mucking up timelines that erase previous timelines, sex and romance between ancestors and descendants, characters having to deal with other versions of themselves - anyone who loves this stuff and reads should read Up the Line.
Meanwhile, three films have a weird connection that ends with Back to the Future 2. The 1982 spy/techno-thriller Firefox used footage from the spy/submarine movie Ice Station Zebra, when it needed some ‘submarine in the Arctic’ scenes. Later, Back to the Future 2 - for its opening credits sequence where we have the flying car’s POV through the clouds at high speed is shown...well that’s unused footage of the plane’s flying scenes in Firefox. If anyone knows of a film using unused Back to the Future 2 footage, let me know (but I doubt it). Anyway, I always think of Ice Station Zebra, and Firefox, and Back to the Future 2 as weirdly linked.
When Old Biff gets out of the Delorean after he returns to 2015, and seems to be in obvious pain, they cut out the final part of the scene where he literally winks out of existence. Logically, he would cease to exist, because he changed his own past and therefore destroyed the older version of himself. But the filmmakers felt the audience would not understand Old Biff simply disappearing...although, personally, I think they should have left that part in, because we had sort of seen all that established in the first film, when Marty narrowly avoided disappearing, in obvious pain as it was happening.
When marty and doc change the future the results are instantaneous and they go to the altered future, but when biff does it he can go back to the original timeline. But since in the end he gets over the chicken thing the 2015 they went to wasn't really the future.....this is confusing.
Needles is played by a member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers
Your reaction videos are awesome and yes, you should DEFINITELY still do the third movie.
Heck Yeah you should watch the 3rd film! Great job!
The moment you realize you Tried to big brain and the movie burst your bubble. Yes Janles the time machine goes backwards in time too lol.
Also, how does biff even get back to 1955 to give the book to his younger self, he has no idea about the “fuel” Because if you notice when they rescue Jennifer out of the house when she faints after seeing her older self, Before they head back to 1985 dock start putting a bunch of stuff into the DeLorean so that they can get back to 1985, Biff never did that he just hopped in the DeLorean And took off and was able to get back to 2015 All without even knowing how the machine works and what it takes in order to fuel it.
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But you were correct: how does saving their kids change anything if they go back to 1985 and it hasn't happened yet?
it said he married lorraine in 1973, marty was 18 in 1985 making him born in 1967 so marty was 5 when this happened
I saw this film six times, in theatres, when it originally came out, and became quite obsessed with it.
The first edition of a huge reference book called The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction came out in 1979, too early to deal with the Back to the Future films. But, an updated version of the book got published in 1993, and of course did have entries discussing each Back to the Future film. Essentially, it said that Back to the Future 2 was the better film, the more satisfying and rewarding film, for a pure Science Fiction fan. By contrast, the first film would more likely be the sentimental favourite for the average filmgoer, where the time travel complexities are not really as complex and challenging to grasp. I have to admit Back to the Future 2 is SF paradise for me, in a way that Back to the Future is not. It’s like you said - it’s operating at a whole other level. I could not get enough of this film, for a period of about three weeks, when it came out. I had to make sure I saw it enough times at the cinema, to get every detail out of it I could.
deleted scene, Biff is in pin because he got shot by his 1985 counterpart, then erased his own time line and faded away
Keep in mind that they weren't going for accuracy for 2015, they wanted to go big and get wild with it (such as Jaws 19). And thanks for letting us know about watching BTTF 3, but please do react to it! You'll understand a lot of things in it better now, like you alluded to in your ending discussion.
Don't worry about the haters, like you said, you didn't know back then you were going to start reactions (great choice btw, love your reactions) - and, good job editing for Marijchu (love her reactions too)!
Ahhh I'm so glad! Thank you for the nice comments!
It would've been awesome if you hadn't watched it before but I really appreciate your honesty. I've seen a lot of youtubers who make videos saying "first time reaction" when it's not. And I feel uncomfortable when that happens. Thanks 👏
Thank you! I have never seen this second one or the first one; the THIRD one I’ve “seen” before that watch.
As I had explained, I actually edited the third movie for a different reaction person on here, but it was just one of those situations that I had never seen the first two. So I figured watch the first two then watch the third for more context!
love to find out that you know Marichu... I have been watching her channel or years.. glad you guys know each other I keep recommending one of my favorite movies "Swept from the SEA" great gothic romance has Rachel Weiss and Vincent Perez and also stars Ian McKellen and Kathy Bates