True. This one can never be bettered even if Zemeckis himself tries to remake it. He has even said that he will never sell the rights of this movies till his death.
I have literally seen somewhere about 3000 movies in my life but nothing compares to this one. Never will. Script, acting, direction and cinematography; you name any department, this is epic. This is without any doubt for me the Greatest movie of all time. You can watch this movie as many times as you want. You will never get bored.
I honestly agree. It's one of the greatest movies ever, and it truly stands the test of time. Now in 4K, it looks as fresh as the day it was made. A true masterpiece.
It is a classic. I personally prefer Raiders Of The Lost Ark but the best time period for movies is from Jaws to Jurassic Park, Or about 1975 to 1995, plenty of great movies came out before and after that time period but so many great movies came out during the 70's 80's and 90's.
the magic of CineFilm. You can always go back, scan it it again with better and more sophisticated film scanners and you'll be amazed what quality you can get out of it. It is completely different than simply upscaling pixels because filmgrain is never the same size or standard. Even better when you scan the original camera negative which have the highest quality without any photochemical copy-generations.
Don't need to make a remake of those movies. Just set them in 4k HD. And, like you said, people will think it's been shot yesterday. Those movies are so good they are their own remakes... :D
Alex R main reason people want a remake isnt for the quality tho, its to see the same/similar story and whatd be like with different actors and say going to 1920 instead of 55 or set in 2020 not 1985 oh and the visual effects, the og will forever be the best and greatest just as it is with other remakes, but sometimes is nice to create another, and if it flops who cares pretend it never happened and enjoy the og
Marty didn't realize it at that moment but the Clock Lady saved his (and his family's) life by giving him that piece of paper. Otherwise, it may never have dawned on him how to get back home.
It's always cool to see that Huey Lewis himself had a cameo as the judge with the megaphone to reject Marty McFly and the band despite actually creating the song for the movie. Awesome attention to detail from the director and writers. Love this movie!
My favorite movie of all time. All 3 never get old for me. I am always updating the versions I have so I already had this pre-ordered. Now can we get a proper video game with modern graphics and maybe the Eric Stoltz cut just for comparison value? 🙃
The "Eric Stoltz Cut" doesn't really exist. He shout about 7 weeks of footage before being let go. There is no proper finished edit of the film that exists with him in it. I'd definitely like for more of the footage to be released for sure, but we are never going to get a whole complete cut of the film with him in it.
It is and will always functionally be 480p no matter how deceptively titled this video clip is .... "Casablanca | Opening Scene in Color 32K Ultra HD+ High Res 240Hz Refresh 360° FOV VR" So stupid LOL
Talk about coming full circle. That guitar is a Erlewine design. Now, at 39 I play guitar and I know who Dan Erlewine and his brother, who designed and manufactures that guitar, is. I like that nod to EVH with the metal plectrum, too! ❤️👍👍👍
@@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593 nah that must be your crappy data connection. Mine looks great! Especially when you compare it to sports clips on youtube from just 15 yrs ago. They're so bad you can't read names on jerseys yet this movie from 1985 is perfect! Those are 480p. Not this.
I actually rank this above the Godfather because it can be enjoyed by children too. It's not a children's film because it's a sci Fi and social commentary film, but I first saw it in kindergarten and LOVED it. I'm 40 now.
I always had that with the original Battlestar Galactica series as well, as a kid, when the pilot pressed the buttons of a Viper ship. And the ones on the yoke as well.
I'm 40 and first saw this in kindergarten around 1987 when it first aired on HBO Saturday Night Movie. I even have that airing on VHS recording somewhere from that night. I watched it tons of times growing up and loved it since.
There is so much about this film that I missed growing up, like how it is basically a socioeconomic commentary on the 1980s. All the graffiti on the school (that isn’t there in ‘55), the decrepit downtown, etc. It’s a remarkably deep film and chooses to show many things rather than simply tell them - a sign of excellent filmmaking. And this 4K version really reveals all of those little details.
@@leftenantthunder compared to the 1950s version, it’s just clearly kind of run-down and a shadow of its former self. Like a lot of American downtowns were in the 70s/80s.
Just watched all 3 episodes again cause recently i broke my hand so i have some more time to spend on watching movies and i just can't find words on how amazing this trilogy is. It really took me back to my childhood when everything was much simpler and more "magical" This piece of art will stay as one of my all time favourites forever.
This movie is one of my favorites of all time. The mixture of comedy and genuine heartfelt emotion never ceases to put a smile on my face. I’m 18 and I grew up watching these films on DVD and later Blu Ray after my dad showed me them and they really resonated with me. I showed my friends the movie who had never seen it before and now we quote it almost every day. The 3 parts will always be a joy to rewatch, and I never want them rebooted. I actually love the Back to the Future Game because it separated itself from being a Part IV and instead just told a great interactive story in the style of the original movies, and didn’t feel like it was trying to tread on the films or ruin them. This series will always be special to me.
I know you commented this 2 years ago but I thank you for the review, I am in my mid 30's so I grew up with the movies and I'm happy to see your dad instilled in you such a great franchise, it's one of those franchises that actually gets better with age as you understand the plot and characters more. The technology is the only dated thing in the movie but even that has a certain charm.
still one of my most beloved childhood movies. It's sad to see Michael J Fox and how parkinson changes his life. Nothing but respect for how he deals with this terrible disease and is a inspiration for many people including my mother who also has parkinson
I had pre-ordered the steelbook version and was looking forward to this, after watching this clip I'm looking forward to watching the trilogy even more now, it looks like a excellent 4K remaster.
It's really rare for a movie you watched back in your childhood to be even a better experience now than before. I'm not talking about nostalgia. It's that good! I can't wait!
If it's a one-take does that mean they to set it up all over again when they changed the lead actor? Also I don't know how this looks any better than a decent TV's built-in upscaler. But respect for uploading a preview.
@@Ryzza5 Because this is a 4K restoration, meaning it has that much real detail. Playing a normal 1080p video and letting your TV upscale it means it literally just stretches it to fit the screen, it doesn't create new detail and pixels, it's the same old 1080p.
@@Ryzza5 The film has been rescanned in 4k from the original negative. film negatives dont have a set resolution, as they are made up of crystals ( the quality of those basically sets the maximum resolution), so there is basically lots more detail that beforehand simply couldnt be scanned because of the low pixel count of 1080p
@@HiCon37 Thankfully Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have legal holdings on their work, it belongs to them. They made Universal sign a contract stating that Back to the Future could never be re-made while Zemeckis and Gale are still both alive, and if they die their work must remain untouched for another 80 years. These guys were/are smart to think ahead, they must have known it would be a money maker, both then and now; they did whatever they could to protect their precious piece of intellectual property.
@@bigmaxy07 Zemeckis told the Telegraph that his and Gale's original contracts with Universal and Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment outlined how the two would have final say on any future Back to the Future or related films for as long as both were alive.
The opening is just perfect. People attending film school should study how this opening effiently sets up the characters and the plot of the movie. You get all these little informations that will payoff later. From the opening you note that some plutonium was stolen by Doc and he has a dog. Marty plays guitar and is really good with a skateboard, but Marty's family is losers and Marty intend to change that. All that without a single scene of exposition.
Don't forget, we also find out that Doc is obsessed with time (clocks all over his house) and is a keen inventor, foreshadowing his invention of the time machine. Brilliant film making 👏
First time I realize Marty says the exact same speech as his father when Marty talks to him about his books, when he gets rejected to play for the school.
Absolutely fantastic movie. I saw it when it first came out and it's just as good today...in fact, obviously, the color and sound are better. This movie will never die.
Friday 4th November 2022. It was my mother's birthday today. She was born in 1955! Her name is Jill. That's why Back to the Future reminds me of her. In fact both my mother and father were born in 1955. He is called Henry.1985 was a great year too. Thank you so much guys! Love from Virginia Clark.?! ;) ;( :) 😀💛🌈🌌🌍
It looks just as I imagined, natural with healthy grain as I saw it in the theatre. Film stock was not maybe as detailed as in other bigger productions, but still it looks more textured than most digital films today. Contrast is not boosted, and image is clean and stable with natural Kodak colors as in previous releases. I get to see details like Goldie Wilson ads in the car and much more! Careful restoration, finally without dnr!
This brings tears of joy to my eyes. I remember going to a friend's home back in 80s just to see his whole family watching this movie. Such a perfect world.
I actually met Christopher Lloyd at a convention in 2016. I actually hadn’t seen any of the films yet, though I had seen Angels in the Outfield as a kid, so I figured why not? It was near the end of the day, so he didn’t have much left. I got a Part III pic signed by him and later Drew Struzan, then got it custom framed and hung in my den.
I watched this movie so many times. Every take in this introduction has a meaning and is there for a reason. A lot of information is given but in a gently and cinematic way. And the music, please! By the way, I still want that skateboard.
...Don't need money, don't take fame Don't need no credit card to ride this train It's strong and it's sudden and it's cruel sometimes But it might just save your life That's the power of love.... Love it
@@Wha73v3r - And why you don't try to learn some French? Or Spanish, or German, or Italian, or Chinese? Do you know Google Translate in the worst case? ¿Acaso el inglés es el único idioma del mundo, o el mejor? Cómo se autolimitan algunos...
I revisit this film and the entire trilogy multiple times a year, and yet I always enjoy it every time, the first film in particular is what I call a perfect film, pacing is pitch perfect and the story and characters are so well realised😍😍
I agree. I'm 40 now and love all types of films but this one has remained in my top 3 forever. This is better than The Godfather because of the joy and fun had when watching it and kids can enjoy it too. Everything about this film is amazing.
The 2k bluray remaster looks stunning, almost as though the film was made this year. That's good enough for me and those who don't have a super sized tv screen.
James Tolkan a very underrated actor for sure. He and Fox where never ment to get that close and touch noses while arguing, but Speilberg said it added a "realism" to the scene so they went with it. It's a crucial scene as "Strickland" See's Marty in the same eyes he saw his dad. The "Burger King" is in Burbank, CA Even though it's been remodeled it's still a popular tourist destination. 😎👍
Saw it in the theater. It's still my all time favorite movie. A few years back, one of my jobs had trivia at the Christmas party. The topic was Back to the Future. I won so many prizes that they told me I couldn't win anymore. Suddenly the other people at my table started winning. 😂
5:29 - 5:32 if you look at the reflection of the window where all of the aerobic dancers are waving, you can see the leg of the camera operator and camera rig
In a catch 22 irony twist, the head judge that mentioned that the music was "too darn loud" was Huey Lewis himself of Huey Lewis and the News. Lewis sang the song "Power of Love", the song that Marty played in the audition.
Hearing all those clocks ticking simultaneously and hearing them all chiming and ringing at the 4:27 mark reminds me of the song, Time from from the Pink Floyd album, Dark Side of the Moon.
You can't even count the details and hints to later events and quotes, depicted in the clock-flooded intro sequence, starting with the legendary Harold Lloyd-clock scene from "Safety first"
The first few times I watched this back in the day, I didn't realise it was Huey Lewis on the megaphone. Over the years I have spotted more things that are often in the background, like little Easter eggs waiting to be discovered! Brilliant movie, never gets old.
All this time (no pun intended), I now realize that Doc setting all his clocks to run 25 minutes slow was a foreshadowing stepping stone to his next experiment when he sends Einstein one minute into the future in The DeLorean.
The details of the events (major van, clock tower flyer, plutonium news in tv, Huey Lewis cameo, etc) are like an 8-bit computer adventure game, i.e. Monkey Island or Maniac Mansion; you enjoy watching them but they turn crucial after the puzzle starts to come into shape
Agreed. I just watched this side by side with the 1080p Blu-ray and have trouble seeing much of a difference. Every once in a while I can see some extra detail on something like the scanlines on the TV at the beginning or the bricks on the clock tower, but most of it is barely improved.
@@jjones2582 Watch it on a 4k OLED :D You can see dust on the close-up shots of the amp, the details on the old lady's sweater, the scanlines on the TV... It looks sharp as hell for a 35 years-old movie (it's as old as me lol)
@@Kerrogann - I can see dust on the amp and details on the old lady's sweater on the 1080p as well. Maybe my upscaler is doing wonders on the 1080p version.
It's interesting hearing Huey Lewis' song that cane out the year the movie did and now that song is considered a greatest hit from the 80s where we still listen to it today.
I just love those judges who aren’t smiling or even enjoying it, they don’t even look the types who like heavy metal or rock & I like Huey Lewis playing one of them & telling them their just too loud.
I have the original Blu-Ray box set of these movies and they look and sound great. This 4K transfer takes things to the next level plenty of more detail in the picture quality and vivid sharp colors. The sound quality has been improved as well.
Don't EVER, NEVER dare to remake, reboot or prequel these movies, they are perfect as they are
No doubt some young director amd a bunch of talentless ass lickers called producers and executives will once rob z dies
A new director will remake this movie with an all female cast and claim it needs more diversity.
@@ob1kenobe69 yea :( atleast he did say over his dead body...
Agree
True. This one can never be bettered even if Zemeckis himself tries to remake it. He has even said that he will never sell the rights of this movies till his death.
I have literally seen somewhere about 3000 movies in my life but nothing compares to this one. Never will. Script, acting, direction and cinematography; you name any department, this is epic. This is without any doubt for me the Greatest movie of all time. You can watch this movie as many times as you want. You will never get bored.
I honestly agree. It's one of the greatest movies ever, and it truly stands the test of time. Now in 4K, it looks as fresh as the day it was made. A true masterpiece.
Never a truer word said! 🙏🏼❤️
Right up there with The Princess Bride.
I think Jurassic Park is pretty close in execution
It is a classic. I personally prefer Raiders Of The Lost Ark but the best time period for movies is from Jaws to Jurassic Park, Or about 1975 to 1995, plenty of great movies came out before and after that time period but so many great movies came out during the 70's 80's and 90's.
This is the first time I've EVER seen a major studio actually put up a 4k clip in 4k on RUclips. Way to go Universal! I'm sold.
Kudos to Universal, its the first 4k remaster I've seen advertised in 4k as well. It looks fabulous!
Definitely glad to see a movie studio actually *embrace* technology...
and here's the UPC for the Kal Kan dog food: 023100010304
You can also watch a 4k HDR clip of King kong (the 2005 version) ruclips.net/video/3_S7A6UwTG8/видео.html
Yeah me too. That is how you do it right and convince the undecided and curious people to do the 4K upgrade.
I forgot this was a RUclips video and I was like “wait wtf” when it ended lmao
Thats the problem with watching RUclips clips of awesome movies, they make you want to watch the whole movie again for the millionth time!!🤣
i knowe too and i just watched all 3 movies on netflix this week i cant get enough of this one my all time favorite along side top gun
That's how they get you. Then you're buying the 4K
The "Save the Clock Tower" lady passed on November 5th 2020. She was 91. May she rest in peace.
EDIT: It was November 2nd, not the 5th.
Ok???
@@kathseye21 I don't understand your reaction.
@@greecoboost how did you know that she is dead
@@kathseye21 Google
November 5th!!!! What a coincidence!!!!
'''Whatever you do Marty, avoid the year 2020''.
L M 1985*
@@twistinmud1308 Think he's talking about Orwell's 1984
@@abdizur8765 oh lol
we are all in the alternate 2020
then what's the real 2020?
Man, it feels like they shot yesterday. Great Scott!
the magic of CineFilm. You can always go back, scan it it again with better and more sophisticated film scanners and you'll be amazed what quality you can get out of it. It is completely different than simply upscaling pixels because filmgrain is never the same size or standard. Even better when you scan the original camera negative which have the highest quality without any photochemical copy-generations.
Don't need to make a remake of those movies. Just set them in 4k HD. And, like you said, people will think it's been shot yesterday. Those movies are so good they are their own remakes... :D
Alex R main reason people want a remake isnt for the quality tho, its to see the same/similar story and whatd be like with different actors and say going to 1920 instead of 55 or set in 2020 not 1985 oh and the visual effects, the og will forever be the best and greatest just as it is with other remakes, but sometimes is nice to create another, and if it flops who cares pretend it never happened and enjoy the og
@@Valox yes I do know. I just made a joke...
This is heavy.
Marty didn't realize it at that moment but the Clock Lady saved his (and his family's) life by giving him that piece of paper. Otherwise, it may never have dawned on him how to get back home.
Nah. He would have found some nuclear test site...
You are so right.
I want to like the main comment but the likes are at 88 so here's you're alternative like❤
@@jetnut89Good getting there without being arrested and the Time Machine confiscated.
Yeah, the annoying clock lady doesn’t get enough credit
It's always cool to see that Huey Lewis himself had a cameo as the judge with the megaphone to reject Marty McFly and the band despite actually creating the song for the movie. Awesome attention to detail from the director and writers. Love this movie!
Actually i had to see that on BD to recognize him, i know he was on that cameo but on VHS was hard to see
It's the second time Marty played a great rock song to impress people in the gym. Well, this time it's the new gym
No matter how many times I see this Movie I always sing along to "Power Of Love". :)
They play it at my job and I’m just singing along XD
Until Huey Lewis stops you. ;)
Huey Lewis is the guy with the megaphone at the audition
Me too :D
That's the power of love.
This is like the first 30 seconds of your favorite song. There isn't a dull moment. Watching it simply just makes you happy.
My favorite movie of all time. All 3 never get old for me. I am always updating the versions I have so I already had this pre-ordered. Now can we get a proper video game with modern graphics and maybe the Eric Stoltz cut just for comparison value? 🙃
The "Eric Stoltz Cut" doesn't really exist. He shout about 7 weeks of footage before being let go. There is no proper finished edit of the film that exists with him in it. I'd definitely like for more of the footage to be released for sure, but we are never going to get a whole complete cut of the film with him in it.
It is and will always functionally be 480p no matter how deceptively titled this video clip is ....
"Casablanca | Opening Scene in Color 32K Ultra HD+ High Res 240Hz Refresh 360° FOV VR"
So stupid LOL
Talk about coming full circle. That guitar is a Erlewine design. Now, at 39 I play guitar and I know who Dan Erlewine and his brother, who designed and manufactures that guitar, is.
I like that nod to EVH with the metal plectrum, too! ❤️👍👍👍
@@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593 nah that must be your crappy data connection. Mine looks great! Especially when you compare it to sports clips on youtube from just 15 yrs ago. They're so bad you can't read names on jerseys yet this movie from 1985 is perfect! Those are 480p. Not this.
+JC Lowest IQ comment of the week
You could use this film to teach an entire script writing class. I really think it's a perfect script.
They do.
Good movies give you that feeling like they aren't movies at all. This is definitely one those.
Feel the same!
Back to the future is technically a masterpiece... It's flaws are so tiny that it might as well be a 10/10..
It's still the only movie I paid to see 3 times in a row
I actually rank this above the Godfather because it can be enjoyed by children too. It's not a children's film because it's a sci Fi and social commentary film, but I first saw it in kindergarten and LOVED it. I'm 40 now.
For me it’s this and Jaws.
I've always found the scene where he's flipping all the switches on oddly satisfying
I always had that with the original Battlestar Galactica series as well, as a kid, when the pilot pressed the buttons of a Viper ship. And the ones on the yoke as well.
Welcome to ASMR. 🙂
I would have done the same thing! 😂🎸
Hole, Rock N Hole.
Is it weird that the older I get, the more I love this movie?
Nah, not weird, it's just dementia... 🤪
Just kidding, I feel exactly the same! 😉
I'm 40 and first saw this in kindergarten around 1987 when it first aired on HBO Saturday Night Movie. I even have that airing on VHS recording somewhere from that night. I watched it tons of times growing up and loved it since.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 it's called nostalgia
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 I could watch the movie today for the first time ever and still find it amazing.
Not weird at all. When you're young, you just think of this as a good movie. As you get older, you realize that it's a great one.
There is so much about this film that I missed growing up, like how it is basically a socioeconomic commentary on the 1980s. All the graffiti on the school (that isn’t there in ‘55), the decrepit downtown, etc. It’s a remarkably deep film and chooses to show many things rather than simply tell them - a sign of excellent filmmaking. And this 4K version really reveals all of those little details.
It's self aware too, which I love. Brilliant film.
wait that downtown is decrepit? It looks pretty nice to me lol
@@leftenantthunder compared to the 1950s version, it’s just clearly kind of run-down and a shadow of its former self. Like a lot of American downtowns were in the 70s/80s.
is it just me or does Jennifer genuinely look even prettier in 4K? damn
*No, she looks exactly the same*
@Marty McFly II why are you laughing about Elizabeth Shue wears wig?
@Marty McFly II worst mistake of her life
@@oaktree1628 Shue also took the role because her brother died. She wanted a small role so she had more time to focus on mourning him.
@Marty McFly II oh, I didn't know the actual reason why this girl didn't continue on the sequels, a real shame, I really liked more this Jennifer :(
I absolutely love this trilogy. It's the best one ever made. Already preordered the 4k steelbook
On a sidenote: this 4K edition is one of the best remastered movies in REAL HDR ... not just 4K. Thank you Universal.
Just watched all 3 episodes again cause recently i broke my hand so i have some more time to spend on watching movies and i just can't find words on how amazing this trilogy is. It really took me back to my childhood when everything was much simpler and more "magical" This piece of art will stay as one of my all time favourites forever.
Exactly for the " back to my childhood when everything was much simpler and more magical" Patrick C! absolutely great movie!
Your broke your hand? Better think twice before racing against needles because he called You a chicken
This movie is one of my favorites of all time. The mixture of comedy and genuine heartfelt emotion never ceases to put a smile on my face. I’m 18 and I grew up watching these films on DVD and later Blu Ray after my dad showed me them and they really resonated with me. I showed my friends the movie who had never seen it before and now we quote it almost every day. The 3 parts will always be a joy to rewatch, and I never want them rebooted. I actually love the Back to the Future Game because it separated itself from being a Part IV and instead just told a great interactive story in the style of the original movies, and didn’t feel like it was trying to tread on the films or ruin them. This series will always be special to me.
I know you commented this 2 years ago but I thank you for the review, I am in my mid 30's so I grew up with the movies and I'm happy to see your dad instilled in you such a great franchise, it's one of those franchises that actually gets better with age as you understand the plot and characters more. The technology is the only dated thing in the movie but even that has a certain charm.
reminding us why this is a timeless classic
You meant an “outatime” classic!
It is timeless because the time of the clock tower still hasn’t changed!
still one of my most beloved childhood movies. It's sad to see Michael J Fox and how parkinson changes his life. Nothing but respect for how he deals with this terrible disease and is a inspiration for many people including my mother who also has parkinson
I still remember watching this movie for the very first time
and when power of love kicks in during the intro you knew it will be something special
Yknow I love how they decided not to give us an origin on Doc & Marty’s friendship. It just is what it is. ❤ Classic film.
they did in the comics
Wow it just hit me seeing this scene over and over again. The main judge that tells that they are too darn loud is Huey Lewis! amazing cameo
9:33 RIP Elsa Raven. The woman shaking the money pot died today.
oh no, 2020 had killed so many people...
What happened? Her clock ran out?
Haha. Too soon bro. Lol
I am amazed at how many moments out focus there are in 10min. We're obsessed in current movies, but who cares in BTTF?
FINALLY I CAN SEE EIENSTEIN'S GOOEY DOG FOOD IN ULTRA 4K RES THIS IS WHAT MY LIFE HAS BEEN LEADING UP TO
Holy shit! why do you like these stuff!?😬
Never hope to come back as a dog! Yuck!
I had pre-ordered the steelbook version and was looking forward to this, after watching this clip I'm looking forward to watching the trilogy even more now, it looks like a excellent 4K remaster.
It's really rare for a movie you watched back in your childhood to be even a better experience now than before. I'm not talking about nostalgia. It's that good! I can't wait!
The opening credits scene fonts are enough to claim how futuristic and ahead of time the movie is.
If it's a one-take does that mean they to set it up all over again when they changed the lead actor? Also I don't know how this looks any better than a decent TV's built-in upscaler. But respect for uploading a preview.
@@Ryzza5 Because this is a 4K restoration, meaning it has that much real detail. Playing a normal 1080p video and letting your TV upscale it means it literally just stretches it to fit the screen, it doesn't create new detail and pixels, it's the same old 1080p.
@@Ryzza5 It depends on whether or not the recasting happened before or after the scene was initially shot.
@@Ryzza5 The film has been rescanned in 4k from the original negative. film negatives dont have a set resolution, as they are made up of crystals ( the quality of those basically sets the maximum resolution), so there is basically lots more detail that beforehand simply couldnt be scanned because of the low pixel count of 1080p
2021 and Marty is still the coolest kid in school in history that people want to be
Great memories with this movie. I seen it so many times and never get tired of watching it.
Ten minutes of world-building. Well constructed, while keeping the narrative moving right along.
This movie in 10 minutes has more world building than half the movies coming out now have in 1.5 hours.
Ironic how a trilogy about time travel is timeless
1:47 Einie's food looks particularly disgusting in 4K.
Looks like what Einie would leave behind after eating it
Not to dogs.
It always has looked particularly disgusting, even in low-res, standard definition.
Yes really😖🤢
Agreed
This movie is unrepeatable and unique, isn't it?
If this movie ever gets remade, it will be a national tragedy.
@@HiCon37 Thankfully Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have legal holdings on their work, it belongs to them. They made Universal sign a contract stating that Back to the Future could never be re-made while Zemeckis and Gale are still both alive, and if they die their work must remain untouched for another 80 years. These guys were/are smart to think ahead, they must have known it would be a money maker, both then and now; they did whatever they could to protect their precious piece of intellectual property.
@@virtualcowgirl3922 If that's true it's great news!
@@bigmaxy07 Zemeckis told the Telegraph that his and Gale's original contracts with Universal and Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment outlined how the two would have final say on any future Back to the Future or related films for as long as both were alive.
@@shadow-ge3de Agreed this trilogy is historic, no one would EVER be able to make it better. You can't mess with perfection!
Timeless and epic what more can be said about the greatest trilogy. They will teach this in film school someday. We made it to 2022 somehow.
Doc’s clocks were 25 minutes behind because he had just used the time machine right before he called Marty. “Major breakthrough”
Exactly ! I was waiting someone notice that !
Why would the clocks in the house be affected by any time travel experiments from using the Delorean?
@@TokyoXtremeI wonder the very same thing
@@TokyoXtreme i just assumed he took them all forward 25 minutes in time, put them back in the house, and then took Einstein to the DeLorean.
The opening is just perfect. People attending film school should study how this opening effiently sets up the characters and the plot of the movie. You get all these little informations that will payoff later. From the opening you note that some plutonium was stolen by Doc and he has a dog. Marty plays guitar and is really good with a skateboard, but Marty's family is losers and Marty intend to change that. All that without a single scene of exposition.
you missed him setting up his mom to be "born a nun"
@@IvanAcosta1981 Yeah, and also "save the clock tower" , "re-elect mayor Goldie Wilson" and "some day I will get that four by four"
Don't forget, we also find out that Doc is obsessed with time (clocks all over his house) and is a keen inventor, foreshadowing his invention of the time machine. Brilliant film making 👏
And there is a figurine on a clock hand, exactly as happens in the third act.
4k really loves 80s movies. They just look so great when done right.
몇번을 다시 봐도 질리지 않는 영화....
밑에 누군가 단 댓글 처럼 절대 리메이크나 리부트 하지 않았았으면 하는 영화....
First time I realize Marty says the exact same speech as his father when Marty talks to him about his books, when he gets rejected to play for the school.
Huey: I’m afraid you’re just too darn loud.
MJF: But you wrote this song!
Huey: I know, and 35 years from now, I'll go deaf because of it! 🤪
Didn't know this!! Thanks
@@Killermike2178 My dad has Meniere's too, so I understand Huey's fluctuating hearing loss
This 4k disc will support Dolby Atmos. Just wait until Huey hears them then lmao
I like Huey's version, but I like Marty's version better. I wish we could have gotten a whole song!
Amazing my God. This movie was from 1985 never know it in million year's. Picture looks amazing!!!!!
Absolutely fantastic movie. I saw it when it first came out and it's just as good today...in fact, obviously, the color and sound are better. This movie will never die.
Friday 4th November 2022. It was my mother's birthday today. She was born in 1955! Her name is Jill. That's why Back to the Future reminds me of her. In fact both my mother and father were born in 1955. He is called Henry.1985 was a great year too. Thank you so much guys! Love from Virginia Clark.?! ;) ;( :) 😀💛🌈🌌🌍
2K, 4K... 8K. Even 480p, the scene is so great. And when Johnny B Good arrives you only can stay shut and enjoy the magic.
It looks just as I imagined, natural with healthy grain as I saw it in the theatre. Film stock was not maybe as detailed as in other bigger productions, but still it looks more textured than most digital films today. Contrast is not boosted, and image is clean and stable with natural Kodak colors as in previous releases. I get to see details like Goldie Wilson ads in the car and much more! Careful restoration, finally without dnr!
I was SHOCKED when I saw how much more detail is in those Goldie Wilson ads. The entire clip actually. I noticed so many things I never saw before.
This brings tears of joy to my eyes. I remember going to a friend's home back in 80s just to see his whole family watching this movie. Such a perfect world.
The colors and sharpness are fantastic! So glad I've pre-ordered these months ago, the first time I will own my favorite movie!
I actually met Christopher Lloyd at a convention in 2016. I actually hadn’t seen any of the films yet, though I had seen Angels in the Outfield as a kid, so I figured why not? It was near the end of the day, so he didn’t have much left. I got a Part III pic signed by him and later Drew Struzan, then got it custom framed and hung in my den.
5:39 I had no idea Will Farrell was in Back to the Future.
偉大なるSF映画の１場面に日本車の日産のサニーとシビックを登場さして頂き、尚且つ映像に残してくれて大変光栄に思います。
2160p!!😭wtf that’s clearer than my eyesight
@David Mander If notsxlgia wears glasses he/she probably wasn't being sarcastic lmfao.
Holy shit your correct
Oh I love the 80s. The 80s was the best time of my life, and it brings me a lot of memories. Wish I could go back.
Love how Marty didn't know what time it was, even though he's got a watch
he's constantly shaking his watch in the movie... it obviously didn't work right
I watched this movie so many times. Every take in this introduction has a meaning and is there for a reason. A lot of information is given but in a gently and cinematic way.
And the music, please!
By the way, I still want that skateboard.
The Classic That Never Got Old ❤💕
so much detail never notice franklins neck lines before, an the colors so vibrant an thats without Hdr
"Give me a Pepsi Free."
"You want a Pepsi pal you're gonna pay for it.
Just give me something without any sugar in it, okay?
Something without sugar
Hands him a cup of coffee
4:52 when that soundtrack kicks in I am instantly 15 again
...Don't need money, don't take fame
Don't need no credit card to ride this train
It's strong and it's sudden and it's cruel sometimes
But it might just save your life
That's the power of love....
Love it
when that soundtrack kicks in that makes me realize that i am 15 years old
La meilleur bande son VF de ce film était sur cassette, sur blu ray, c'est une catastrophe
@@jacquylenoir9097 dude 🤷🏻♂️ english pls if you want an answer
@@Wha73v3r - And why you don't try to learn some French? Or Spanish, or German, or Italian, or Chinese? Do you know Google Translate in the worst case? ¿Acaso el inglés es el único idioma del mundo, o el mejor? Cómo se autolimitan algunos...
I revisit this film and the entire trilogy multiple times a year, and yet I always enjoy it every time, the first film in particular is what I call a perfect film, pacing is pitch perfect and the story and characters are so well realised😍😍
I agree. I'm 40 now and love all types of films but this one has remained in my top 3 forever. This is better than The Godfather because of the joy and fun had when watching it and kids can enjoy it too. Everything about this film is amazing.
The 2k bluray remaster looks stunning, almost as though the film was made this year. That's good enough for me and those who don't have a super sized tv screen.
one of the best movie opening Scenes ive ever witnessed !
เคยดูเมื่อนานมาแล้ว ชอบมาก ลืมฉากต้นเรื่องสนิม 100% เลย
This trilogy always been my favorite.
James Tolkan a very underrated actor for sure.
He and Fox where never ment to get that close and touch noses while arguing, but Speilberg said it added a "realism" to the scene so they went with it.
It's a crucial scene as "Strickland" See's Marty in the same eyes he saw his dad.
The "Burger King" is in Burbank, CA
Even though it's been remodeled it's still a popular tourist destination. 😎👍
the best opening beginning of any film, a masterpiece of "show don't tell"
Saw it in the theater. It's still my all time favorite movie. A few years back, one of my jobs had trivia at the Christmas party. The topic was Back to the Future. I won so many prizes that they told me I couldn't win anymore. Suddenly the other people at my table started winning. 😂
Saw this 40.000 times the amplifier scene. Laughing like the first time. Perfect from perfection.
5:29 - 5:32 if you look at the reflection of the window where all of the aerobic dancers are waving, you can see the leg of the camera operator and camera rig
Marty: "Yeah history gonna change!",,,,,,,,,,That's the whole sense of the trilogy of Back to the Future
I like this trilogy because all scenes are connected from each other, from beginning to the end.
The sound is crazy with 3d sourond. You even here the guitar pick in his hand when he plays with it before he blows up the speaker.
In a catch 22 irony twist, the head judge that mentioned that the music was "too darn loud" was Huey Lewis himself of Huey Lewis and the News. Lewis sang the song "Power of Love", the song that Marty played in the audition.
No shit Sherlock
Everyone knows that. You're just after likes.
@@yemi1776 Well, hell, you found me out.😒 Well, back to the scheming drawing board😏
Fun fact: Hillvallley High School was filmed at Whittier High School in Whittier California. President Nixon was an alumni there.
Hearing all those clocks ticking simultaneously and hearing them all chiming and ringing at the 4:27 mark reminds me of the song, Time from from the Pink Floyd album, Dark Side of the Moon.
Similar yes, if you crank it up!! 🤘
James Tolken, always played hardasses on screen, one of the nicest people IRL. Same w/ Tom "Biff" Wilson, he's a really good guy :)
I would open a cinema theatre licensed to play just BTTF trilogy 😍
I would watch every week
Please open up one near me lol
One near me too please
@tsorf Most definitely. I've watched BTTF at a drive in movie and it was incredible
You can't even count the details and hints to later events and quotes, depicted in the clock-flooded intro sequence, starting with the legendary Harold Lloyd-clock scene from "Safety first"
This opening scene tells you everything you need to know for the movie
Thank you for releasing 4k uhds! I have this preordered on Amazon. Please release The Thing next
The first few times I watched this back in the day, I didn't realise it was Huey Lewis on the megaphone. Over the years I have spotted more things that are often in the background, like little Easter eggs waiting to be discovered! Brilliant movie, never gets old.
All this time (no pun intended), I now realize that Doc setting all his clocks to run 25 minutes slow was a foreshadowing stepping stone to his next experiment when he sends Einstein one minute into the future in The DeLorean.
9:05 Oh! Claudia Wells was/is so hot! 🔥
Yeah was just thinking that. Why'd they ever replace her?
Jay Aitch her mother was sick with cancer I believe so she left to take care of her.
7:26 is my favorite. I met her in 2014 and Bought Save the Clock Tower shirt
@@Glitch_Crazed jep indeed thats the story
I love how he says how historys going to change which Is forshadowing
The details of the events (major van, clock tower flyer, plutonium news in tv, Huey Lewis cameo, etc) are like an 8-bit computer adventure game, i.e. Monkey Island or Maniac Mansion; you enjoy watching them but they turn crucial after the puzzle starts to come into shape
Just returned from the cinema watching this one for the first time in many years. Got reminded once again of how awesome this movie is
The RUclips compression is killing the quality and details in the image, but gives a good idea of what the final product might be like.
Agreed. I just watched this side by side with the 1080p Blu-ray and have trouble seeing much of a difference. Every once in a while I can see some extra detail on something like the scanlines on the TV at the beginning or the bricks on the clock tower, but most of it is barely improved.
@@jjones2582 Watch it on a 4k OLED :D
You can see dust on the close-up shots of the amp, the details on the old lady's sweater, the scanlines on the TV...
It looks sharp as hell for a 35 years-old movie (it's as old as me lol)
@@Kerrogann - I can see dust on the amp and details on the old lady's sweater on the 1080p as well. Maybe my upscaler is doing wonders on the 1080p version.
I just hope it isn’t DNR’d like the Blu Ray was
It's a really great movie. I can watch it over and over and over and over again.
Amazing restoration - it actually looks like film stock now, unlike the 2010 Blu-ray.
I just recently watch the BTTF flims and it quickly became one of my favorite movie trilogy, especially part 2.
8:19 is the ancestor of that famous boyfriend cheating meme we see all the time
It's interesting hearing Huey Lewis' song that cane out the year the movie did and now that song is considered a greatest hit from the 80s where we still listen to it today.
This is literally the most-impressive opening sequence I’ve EVER seen...
For an 80’s blockbuster, that is.
I just love those judges who aren’t smiling or even enjoying it, they don’t even look the types who like heavy metal or rock & I like Huey Lewis playing one of them & telling them their just too loud.
I remember renting this when it first came out on VHS. I could barely make out who the actors were. Some things in life get better.
I have the original Blu-Ray box set of these movies and they look and sound great. This 4K transfer takes things to the next level plenty of more detail in the picture quality and vivid sharp colors. The sound quality has been improved as well.