Back to The Future is SUCH A UNIQUE MOVIE | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction & Review
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Fun fact: When you react to Back to the Future for others to watch, you'll get many people popping up giving you fun facts about the film.
Thanks Sheldon Cooper! ;-)
You Inceptioned this comment section
Fun fact: this is very true. 👍
Another fun fact. The DeLorean car in this film is also featured in Tom Macdonald's song "I wish".
What are you talking about
The teacher telling him he's playing too loud is Huey Lewis, who wrote the song Marty is playing.
Huey Lewis and the News, he was a big star back then lots of hit records, so it was considered a big joke to tell McFly it was too loud, lol
Oh shit! That's awesome
Yeah weird how I only noticed it when watching this reaction XD
Huey sued Ray Parker Jr. for plagiarism over the theme song for "Ghostbusters", saying he'd copied "I Want A New Drug". The funny thing is that the guys in a part-time band I was in knew it before the law suit was filed. We played both "I Want A New Drug" and "Ghostbusters" and they were identical musically.
@@thomastimlin1724 there early work was a little too new wave for my taste🙃
People have said the most unbelievable part of this movie, was getting a DeLorean to go 88 mph.
The speedometer only went to 85mph and they had to make another to go higher
I think the most unbelievable part is why would hire a person who once tried to rape them to wax their car.
@@robertcorbett9455 Excellent point !! Not to mention he's too dangerous to have around anyway, and charges should have been filed.
The timing to hit that lightning strike has to be SO EXACT. In real life I don't think it would be possible.
I think some of you have missed the joke here.
Great flick, great frigging flick, the movie is brilliant
I see what you did there… lol
Want some manure, Biff?
Bulletproof vest!
Make like a tree and get out of here Biff!
That's as funny as a screen door on a battleship.
"Everything happens for a reason."
This is one of the most perfect scripts ever written. Nearly every line, and nearly every shot, is either setting something up, or paying off something set up earlier.
When I saw this in the theater with my gf and her friends, I started laughing hard when Marty started playing Johnny B Goode... they thought I was a little nuts :-p
Except for the part when Marty goes back to the future and see’s himself go back in time... cus like what happens to that Marty?? Wouldn’t he create another timeline?? Or wouldn’t there be two Marty’s? Or the Marty that went back wouldn’t he be stuck there?? That part always got me confused
@@eliezerosorio2127 Marty went back to 1985, just a couple minutes earlier. So he would have seen himself leave the first time we see him leave. We just didn't know he'd already returned ;-)
@eliezerosorio2127 it's a loop. He was there the 1st time.. it just wasn't known to the audience... yet.
They never interact so no real problems.
"Hey Chuck, it's Marvin, your cousin MARVIN BERRY!"
Fun fact: Former US president Ronald Reagan saw a showing of this film at the White House and during the scene where Doc Brown expresses disbelief at Reagan (who was an actor) being president, he loved that scene so much he asked the projectionist to replay that scene! 😆😆
"And who's Vice President? Jerry Lewis?"
I'm not sure it's a "Fun Fact" as much as a nightmare that demented son of bitch was ever elected president.
@@ergoat there's always one 🙄😂
@@spencergrady4575 Ain't it the truth? RDS. (And probably TDS too).
@@ergoat let’s go Brandon
Alan Silvestri, still a bit of a rookie as a film composer at the time, brought the heat with the score for this film. There's just the right level of whimsical adventurous spirit to make for the perfect compliment to this film.
25:58 Most younger people don't get this part, and that's understandable. Chuck Berry was one of the pioneers of Rock and Roll music, often called "The Father of Rock and Roll". Marty is singing one of his songs, "Johnny B. Goode".
So this would be Marvin Barry calling his cousin, Chuck, about this "new sound". In reality, Chuck began his recording career in this same year, 1955.
Deleted Scene:
Later, during Marty's out of control solo, another band member calls his nephew Jimi.
@@dashriprock9014
Sorry Hendrix is gonna go over their heads also. 😟
That track is AMAZING no wonder it's respected all over the world
There's one detail that's never made explicit, but it's actually central to the whole story: George is left-handed.
Until relatively recently, many people thought that being left-handed was evil, and kids would be forced to use their right hands. As a result, left-handed kids were more awkward, seemed more clumsy, and just generally had a bad time. We see George writing - poorly - with his right hand in the cafeteria. When he tries to punch Biff and gets blocked easily, he uses his right fist.
It was when he balled up his left hand into a fist and flattened Biff with it that he finally found himself. His life improved from this point because he decided to stop trying to be right-handed. Once he was able to feel more physically comfortable in his own body instead of feeling backwards all the time, he was able to realize his full potential.
Wow I never realized that detail about my favorite movie. You just made me so happy now. Thank you for sharing
Yes! And if you notice, at the dance, when he pushes that guy down who cut in on him, he pushes him easily away with his left arm.
What a great detail!!
Yes, George inspired me to be a proud strong left hander 👍
Where did you hear that ??? It may be true but then, why DIDN'T they MAKE it the central to the story ??? Did you read this somewhere ???
Fun Fact: In the beginning they were at "Twin Pine Mall". When Marty goes back in time, he crashes through a pine tree. When he goes back to the future the sign on the mall says "Lone Pine Mall". Just proof of the great writing and attention to detail.
...and it is actually Puente Hills Mall at the corner of Azusa Ave and Colima Rd. I grew up on the other side of the hills from there, in Whittier. The high school scenes were filmed at one of my school's rival, Whittier High. I think, but am not positive, that Marty's house was in Whittier as well. Sure looks just like the neighborhood where I lived.
@@gregall2178 The McFly house was and is in Roslyndale Avenue in Arleta. Not that I know LA at all, but I looked up locations in the BTTF movies once and found them all, so I just quickly found the page again.
@@mattp6089 Ahhh... many of the suburbs of Los Angeles appear similar ;-)
It's a great joke for the viewer, and clever writing, but what percentage of people actualy notice.
The name of the town "Hill Valley" is oxymoronic as well, like "Desert Ocean", or "Empty Full"
the band member who called on the phone, his cousin Chuck. Marvin Berry [fictional] talking to Chuck Berry, the "Father of Rock and Roll" who wrote the Johnny b. Goode song, 3 years later in 1958, the one Marty McFly is playing on guitar lol. For those younger folks that didn't know that. Back to the Future I is a classic now.
Yes most young men secretly feel like George McFly when asking a girl out.
Even when you're older those nerve's are still there to some extent when you first approach a lady, you just get better at managing them.
My density has popped me to you...
Even worse when you have to cross a room to ask a girl to dance. If she says no, the walk of shame back.
13:30 Fun fact, in 1939 Ronald Reagan was in a movie called "Code of the Secret Service." Regan *HATED* this movie, he thought it was really stupid.
But a little kid saw it and it inspired him to become a secret service agent. That little kid did, indeed grow up to become a Secret Service agent, even being assigned to the President's protection detail.
In 1981 an assassin tried to shoot Regan and that little kid, now a man, was the agent who helped save Regan's life that day.
this movie was such a big deal back in 85s. glad that younger people can appreciate. definitely check out part 2 and 3. for sure
Lots of cultural references there that added to the film, but it largely works as a comedy without knowing those.
The main plot points are writ large in this movie.
The guy who disqualified Marty at the audition is Huey Lewis, who sings the opening song of the movie.
I thought that there was more members of the band not only singer.
@@madzec the singer did the disqualification, but he does have a band that performs and gets credit with him.
5:35 They are at Twin Pines Mall
9:07 (Not shown on your montage) Marty hit and kill a Pine when fleeing from Peabody's Land.
29:22 (Not shown on your montage) Now call LONE pine Mall.
COLD PLAY & Michael J. Fox did a show together where Michael got on stage and he(with Cold Play backing him) actually performed "Johnny B. Good", song from the dance scene.
Yes we get nervous just like anyone else when asking a girl out lol thanks for the reaction I loved it, I hope you get to see the sequels I love them all! 🖤
aye, the majority of guys get nervous. You just sorta desensitize yourself over time with repetition - anything you deeply care about the outcome is going to be scary. 9/10 of the time, men do the asking so those turned down a lot or very introverted like myself might also say screw it, I'll stick to gaming and raiding with friends rather because the stress isn't worth it.
@@Rhodair Nah, i must say IT IS worth it
@@juanausensi499 if you're ok with playing the game
there's a constant tug-o-war that needs to occur to maintain attraction but many people don't understand how attraction works, how it's maintained, and the differences between male and female attraction
for some people, they'd rather have a quiet, cozy life and the game of constantly generating intrigue & excitement to maintain attraction becomes tiresome
It's worth it for many people, totally! However, there's also nothing wrong with wanting a chill life and a shocking number of people leave relationships (or cheat) when things have become too boring or predictable.
@@Rhodair You're right. It's not a difficult game per se, but the stakes and the emotions involved can make it hard to keep for too long. It can be also intellectually exhausting if you are juggling with multiple partners / possible partners at the same time.
I think there is a time in your life when you have played enough and the perspective of having a stable relationship with a compatible other becames more and more alluring. So, it's not just different types of people, but also in what stage of your life you are. At least that's how it played for me.
@@juanausensi499 oh ya, I couldn't even imagine how much _more_ exhausting it'd be if juggling multiple people lol - I'll clarify that when I refer to "playing the game" I'm not talking about multiple people; you can be with 1 person for 50 years and still need to "play the game". That's largely what I was getting at... many people think once they have someone married, they suddenly think the pressure's off and things are "on lock", but attraction needs to be persistent throughout life. Otherwise, that person who thought they'd be with you forever with have a sudden change of heart, leave, or cheat (emotionally or otherwise). Someone may even stay out of circumstance but whether someone is actually attracted to you or not is going to produce wildly different relationship experiences. Basically, you can never take things for granted. You don't always need to be full throttle, but you can also never take your foot off the gas either - there always must be some intrigue and mystery peppered in.
Dasha, I've watched this film probably a hundred times, and never noticed the foreshadowing of Doc hanging on the clock with the Harold Lloyd clock in the beginning. Yet you picked it up on your first watch. You are so observant!
Yep, that's why dasha's channel is the only reaction channel I watch, she's incredibly perceptive and extremely observant. Smart as a whip, and what is scary is, english is not her first language, and yet, she picks up subtle dialogue forshadows better than most americans.
Huey Lewis saying that Marty's band was "Too darn loud" always cracked me up...
For the youngsters, Huey Lewis wrote The Power of Love, and he & his band the News have enjoyed success, but they're not a big name these days.
@@Caseytify Yeah I love their stuff. Funnily enough this movie made me find out about them like a few years ago
One of the best movies ever! The played the Back to the Future movies on American TV SOOO MUCH in the 90s. I've probably seen this movie close to a thousand times. It never gets old. Even the part at the end, with the lightning, it's still stressful even though I know he's gonna make it. Great music and score in this movie too. It all works perfectly.
The scenes of his house in current time werecfilmed near my house in Arleta, California. I used to ride my bike to watch them film and got Michael J Fox's autograph. He would ride his skateboard up and down the street and smoke a cigarette. They told us what the name of the movie was and at the time it didn't make sense. Great experience.
Was he doing 88 on the skateboard?
Fun fact: when Marty does a spit take in the car, it wasn't scripted. The crew decided to prank him and put real liquor in the bottle. That was his natural reaction to drinking actual whiskey when he was expecting tea. The director liked it so much he kept it in.
Not exactly.. There is a blooper reel where they DID prank him with real alcohol in the prop bottle but that reaction is not the scene we see in the movie.
Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/DZLAlD1rtUU/видео.html&ab_channel=Vudu
It was a prank (included in the outtakes section), but I don't think that one was the take they ended up using?
@@probably_afk good call, thanks
The director said it was a blooper reel, but I suspect that it was actually used. It looks just like the scene in the movie, but cut just before Fox went out of character.
So the road to finding the right person to play Marty was a long, and awkward one. Michael J. Fox was ALWAYS the producers' first choice to play Marty, but he was busy with a popular TV show at the time called "Family Ties", so instead, they cast a different actor named Eric Stoltz. After a few weeks of shooting, it became clear that Stoltz was giving a great DRAMATIC performance, but the problem is that this movie is supposed to be a COMEDY.
They made the painful decision to let Stoltz go, and pleaded with the producers of "Family Ties" to let Fox do the movie. The compromise was that Fox would work on "Family Ties" during the day and then at night, he would work on the movie. That's why so much of it takes place either at night or indoors. Fox supposed only got 2-3 hours of sleep each night while he was working on the film.
The casting debacle affected some of the supporting characters as well. JJ Cohen, who played one of Biff's gang (the one who makes fun of Marty's jacket) was supposed to play Biff, but he didn't look physically imposing next to Eric Stoltz (who is taller than Michael J. Fox) so Tom Wilson was cast instead. Had they gotten Fox from the start, like they wanted, Cohen might've played Biff.
Also, Melora Hardin (who would go on the play Jan on the US version of "The Office") was cast as Jennifer when Stoltz was playing the part, but when he was replace by Fox, they decided she looked too tall next to Fox, so she was replaced by Claudia Wells.
Why do people regurgitate this. It's not even particularly interesting.
Actors are swapped all the time and MJF had a particular schtick at the time and pretty much always acts the same. He was an just hitting the peak of his career, and I'm willing to bet didn't want too much money.
Eric Stoltz was most famous for Mask at the time. BTTF would have been a different movie, but of course we will never know if it would have been better or worse.
@@Cheepchipsable You sound bitter.
I hope you'll do all three parts. I love your content, and this is one of the most perfect trilogies ever made!
Fear of Rejection is probably one of the most common hang ups I run into working with men's group, hell, even I have it. Our species evolved for females to be choosy. When you think about sex in the context of pre-contraceptives, it is much more risky for women than men. A pregnancy is a very long commitment. Men had to prove their value. Obviously that has changed in modern times, but that feeling that you need to prove yourself is still there and many men feel like they don't have worth, that they aren't good enough. You see that pretty gal in the bar and that little voice in the back of your head goes "Dude she is way out of your league".
80's kid here!!! Miss those days!!!
"The exact same thing is happening!"
Welcome to the Back to the Future series.
Awesome movie, Back to the Future part 2 and 3 are great as well, greatest trilogy of all time, i like to watch all 3 back to back as one long movie. 💕
I agree! Two great trilogies to watch watch IMHO include the Back to the Future trilogy and the Star Wars trilogy.
The closet we`ll ever to a 4th movie is Ready Player One.... as the originals by law can not get remade or have a true 4th movie..... Steven etc made sure of that thankfully :):)
Agreed!!! Definitely the best trilogy ever!!! Even better that Star Wars!!!
This is one trilogy that should be left as is. NO further sequels, NO remakes, No reboots.
Of the 3 the 3rd is best.
Sadly, Claudia Wells (Jennifer) couldn't return for the sequels.. Her mom got sick and she opted to stay in New York and take care of her until she passed on... Claudia still lives in upstate New York. (Jamestown I believe.)
I was able to watch all three of these on the big screen with my friends so I have an extra big smile and very very fond memories of them. 🐾😊
The teacher who said "you're too darn loud" is the composer and singer of the title song.
Great reaction video. Thank you. I really love this movie. When this movie was originally made it was never intended to become a series. It was to be a stand alone movie. After some serious challenges, the studio had doubts it was going to break even. As you noticed they left the ending open for a sequel, more as a joke, but when the movie turned out to be a blockbuster in the theatres, it eliminated their doubts and lead them to reconsider and signed off on the sequels.
Twin Pines Mall became Lone Pine Mall because Marty ran over one of old man Peabody's pine trees when he went back to 1955
Wow! First reactor I've seen who IMMEDIATELY picked up the detail of Plutonium being on the news right before it shows it.
"I always wear a suit to the office."
And yet you still live with your parents.
🤔 Maybe just visiting for a quick breakfast?
He's still young and probably not paid much...wearing a suit and going to an office doesn't mean you're high in the pecking order in 1985. It usually means "top management" now, but in 1985, a suit was required of every man, women had to wear the equivalent in a dress or pantsuit. Even the lowest clerk had to wear a tie back then. The point there was he had a career and was serious about it, whereas before he had no ambition
The guy who interrupted the band from playing 'power of love' is the actual composer of the piece :)
The guy judging the talent show audition is in fact Huey Lewis the musician who wrote the song Marty was performing.
and now you know why your father liked it so much. Also the guy at the beginning with the big glasses judging the music acts is Huey Lewis and it's his music "The Power of Love" that is playing at the beginning.
I would also recommend watching the official music video Huey Lewis and the News - Power of Love. It's a fun video.
It was also Huey’s music that Marty was playing too loudly for his audition.
At the beginning when the guy said, "It's just too darn loud", they were playing a song that he did.
That was part of the Stephen Spielberg movie magic that was great to experience back in that era.
It was great being a kid and seeing movies like this in the theater. Some other Stephen Spielberg movies I was able to see as a kid were, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind",
E.T. the Extra Terrestrial,
Raiders of the Lost Ark
and Jaws.
Spielberg just paid for it, and due to his success putting his name on stuff helped sell movies.
Did y'all notice twin pines mall became lone pine mall? Something similar happens in the 3rd movie :)
I'd definitely recommend _Part II,_ which is honestly my favorite of the BTTF Trilogy, much more adventurous and shows the dangers of using time travel for selfish purposes.
Only because they were careless and pissed in their own pond.
I can’t believe you made the connection between Doc’s clock in the first scene and the clock tower scene. It took me years of watching this movie to make that connection.
Your attention to detail is on-point.
I have just started watching her reactions and yeah she is incredibly observant when it comes to those kinds of things. I have been thoroughly impressed with her
Both the clock and the scene are references to "Safety Last!", an iconic silent movie from 1923.
The guy who who played biff is actually one of the nicest people ever. He pulled off being a bully pretty well somehow
this is now officially the best reaction to part I on YT. its great she is open and enjoys it since the first 5 minutes.
The person who stands up to say "You are just too loud" wrote and originally performed the song Marty is playing.
He is the singer of Power of Love. He was very popular in the 80's and had a kind of retro 1950's rock 'n roll style.
ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=huey+lewis+and+the+news
"I wonder -- do many boys are that shy to ask girls out?" Yes, we exist. It's . . . not good . . . and it can impact your whole life.
I’d always be like Chris Farley in Tommy Boy trying to sell brake pads.
Nothin but facts
@@mem1701movies The money's missing off the dresser and your daughter's knocked up!
I always chuckle when Doc lights the toy car on fire and it runs off the table and lights some rags on fire.. which leads him to gasp. 😆🤣
One of, (if not THE best) trilogies of all time !!
Pure joy, watching.
Great reaction Dasha! Love your channel and all the videos you put out.
And yes when you are younger every guy gets that nervous to ask a girl out. We all have those thoughts running around in our head and we just want her to say “yes” so badly.
True
1. The principal giving Marty crap at the beginning is the same guy that played the Air Boss in Top Gun.
2. If it weren't for this movie they would have sold any DeLoreans.
3. One of the many great and fun movies from the 80
4, The next one is my favorite of the trilogy.😎
It's a joy watching your reviews. Thank you so much.😍
The best part about this reaction is when Marty starts playing for the audition at the beginning of the movie, DASHA loves the music and starts dancing, and then the guy who wrote and recorded the song gets up with the bullhorn and says "You're too loud" and she doesn't know its him! I love it. By the way, Dasha, the guy with the bullhorn is none other than HUEY LEWIS, and his band, the people who wrote and played that song, which is entitled "the power of love", is called "Huey Lewis and the News". I always thought it was cool that huey did a cameo in the film to complain about his own song. How cool is that? hahaha. Anyway, great reactions as always.
17:15 yes. Yes we are. I guarantee there's a guy you may or may not know that has a serious crush in you, and the guy is too terrified to ask you because they're afraid of getting rejected, or making a fool out of themselves. It's a part of growing up.
Another music fun fact. The song that Marty plays at the Enchantment Under Sea dance, "Johnny B. Goode" is a 1958 rock-and-roll song written and first recorded by Chuck Berry. The movie joke is the musician that hurt his hand is his cousin Marvin Berry and when he hears the some he calls Chuck to share it.
27:00 So, do you think Lorina and George named their kid after the mystery man who got them together? Meaning Marty is named after himself!
FUN FACT --- The guitar you hear thru the headphones on George is Eddie Van Halen's famous yellow and black striped "Bumblebee". When Darrell "Dimebag" Abbott, guitarist from Pantera, died in 2004 Eddie put this guitar in the casket with him. The guitar that saved the world is buried with Dimebag in Arlington Texas.
Dasha I'm happy you watched Back to the Future as it is one of my all time favorite movies, and I hope you watch parts 2 & 3 :)
That guy Marvin was talking to on the phone - his cousin, Chuck - was Chuck Berry, the guy who actually wrote that song Marty was playing and basically invented rock and roll.
So happy you watched this.. I watch this multiple times per year.. it's just amazing.
That “teaser for the next part” wasn’t originally going to be a teaser. It was originally just a joke because the film-makers didn’t know that _Back to the Future_ was going to be as successful as it ultimately was, so there were no plans for any sequels at the time.
The 30th anniversary disc set with interviews, outtakes, etc., Is a masterwork!
Back to the future will blow your mind with ths actors it's a extremely amazing outrageously good movie
That's Huey Lewis who's telling Marty he's "too darn loud."
Fun fact: 3:10 the guy who says they're "too darn loud" is Huey Lewis, the guy who wrote the song they're playing, doing a cameo.
Its so great to watch someone experience this film for the first time. Loved it
The actor who plays the principal is also in Top Gun. Plays a similar character, with an attitude. Pretty funny.
Edit: What is great about these movies is that everything is set up and payed off later. One of the best trilogy ever made in that regard because everything is so well thought out.
3:15- the judges are the band that play "Power of Love" in the intro (Huey Lewis and The News.)
Я в детстве, под впечатлением от фильма, собирал похожий наглядный план, как и Док. Домики, машинка, кабель, все дела))
weird but it really is like travelling back in time watching this movie in 2021. i was 25 when i first saw this film - i am now 61. 1986 is another planet and is actually further back in time than marty travels when he goes back to 1955 - mind blowing.
Fan fact : when Marty play guitar solo, Marvin tell Chuck to listen the "new sound you looking for", the Chuck is ... Chuck Berry, the musician who do that song.
Fun fact, the teacher who says martys band is "too darn loud" is Hewie Lewis, the guy who wrote the song.
17:14 yes we do, it’s called fear of rejection 😂😂
1 Watt = 1 Joule/s, so 1.21 GW would be 1.21 Giga-Joules ( 10 to the power of 9 ) per second. With a maximum lightning strike length of 0.5 seconds, and an average power of 1 GJ/s, you could easily get 1.21 GW total to power the time machine. What is not clear is the grounding of the circuit, since cars are somewhat insulated from the ground by rubber wheels. In addition, the contact time with the power at 88 MPH ( 142 KPH ) would likely not be 0.5 seconds. The occupant within an effective faraday cage would be unaffected. Why the power requirement does not depend on the mass of the vehicle and the time displacement delta is another question entirely. Regardless of the tech stuff, it's still a great movie.
That would all be true . . . if it did actually take 1.21 Gigawatts to power the time machine. But the Doc clearly says that it's 1.21 Jigawatts.
@@brianthom6798 Yeah you are right. Jay-Z and Doc had it : ruclips.net/video/CAIS0UxSCQs/видео.html
The guy who said that the band was. too loud is Huey Lewis who sang the songs “Power of Love” and “Back In Time” for this movie
Have you notice all the little changes in time???? It was the twin pines mall.. Marty hits a tree in the past. NOW it's the LONE pine mall. Marty tells the black guy he's gonna be Mayor.....SO he runs for mayor. Rock and roll was discovered by...... Mary introducing it at the dance.
was curious about the damage to Biffs car, so I looked up. The $300 dollars damage would be about $3070 today. So that would upset you. this is such a fun movie to watch. Great acting and music. And this is one of super rare occasions where the sequels are as good as the original. Though many have a favorite.
Love your reaction videos and the real emotions you show. I grew up in 1980's and it was definitely a great time. Ask a lot of 40 somethings like me or anyone of 1980s generation and they will tell you the same thing.
The 1980's definitely felt like much better time to be alive.
The world seemed less crazy and music always seemed to have far more heart and soul than it does today to name just a couple of things that made the 1980's such a great time to be alive.
Well you know the heart of rock and roll is the beat. And from what I've seen I believe'em.
It seems like everyone says that about every decade they were young in, though. Certainly, those who've been born into a life of relative privilege, and didn't have to grow up too fast during their formative years, are all but guaranteed to have fond memories of their childhood/young adult exploits, and the media they consumed during a time when they didn't have to think about the crazy stuff that was going on in the world at the time. That's the power of nostalgia for you. This very film does the same with the 1950s, seeing as many folks who were your age at the time undoubtedly felt exactly the same about then. I'm sure when I get to a certain age, I'll be talking similarly about stuff from the 2000s and 2010s, especially when it comes to movies. I will say this, though. There indeed was a lot of superb pop culture from the 1980s. 1983 I consider is among the best years for pop music, and 1986 I consider among the best years for movies, in the past century. ;)
Great Scott, this is my favourite movie
Heavy
Doc Brown's house in Back to the Future. is the same house they filmed the movie Disturbia.
Marvin is the brother of Chuck Berry, who after listening to Marty play over the phone, started rock n roll!
At 1:29 it's called a "speaker" if it's meant to project "normal" audible-level sound; but this one is more like a giant "subwoofer" which projects Bass-sounds (i.e. the "boom, boom, boom, boom" in some music) which you feel almost as much as you hear.
18:40 “Yeah, says the girl who said she never chased a boy.”
I’ve watched dozens of ‘Back To The Future’ reactions… and NOBODY picks up on this.
You’re the first… this is why I’m subscribed to you.
I've probably watched 50 reactions to this movie and really loved yours. I'm amazed at how perceptive you are.
One of those series i can always watch beginning to end and be entertained and on edge for the whole movie
Detail you probably missed. When Marty is playing the prom and the guy is on the phone saying "hey Charles, take a listen to this" he's talking to his cousin "Chuck (nickname for Charles) Berry who is the guy who wrote the song Marty was playing
21:00 When she says that "I had already done it" she refers to drinking alcohol, not to what you think haha
Hands down one of the best movies ever, even part II and III.
You are the only reactor that noticed the man hanging on the clock in the beginning. It is actually a famous silent film skit. Awesome reaction.
03:10 The teacher with the bull horn is actually the lead singer of "Huey Lewis & The News" who performed the theme song for the movie
It was fun to watch one of my favorite movies with you. You really seemed to get into it, and pay attention to everything. That was cool. Thanks.
The way that you pronounced Pluto and plutonium just put a smile on my face and made my heart sing. That's the way that I'm going to say it from here on out. Best. Leo.
I remember when this came out I used to laugh at my parents when they'd talk about the parts in the 1950s. Now my kids laugh at me about the parts in the 1980s.
You pick up on all the setup and payoffs plus things people don’t usually get on the first showing. It’s great. I enjoy these reactions.
Fyi the guy who says "your to darn loud '" at the beginning is the writer of the song power of love. His name is hewy Louis
26:32 where the black guy (lead singer) is looking at the guitar after the song, in 1955 they didnt know a guitar could make sounds like that yet
One of my fav movies of all time!!Soooo glad you watched it....great reaction!!!!!! :) Hope you do the other 2 soon!!
Back To The Future is my favorite movie of all time.
One of my favorite movies of all. Another great movie about time travel to do is Time After Time from 1979 with Mary Steenburgen, Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) and David Warner (The Omen, Titanic).
Time After Time is my favorite movie. I would love for Dasha to do a reaction video to it!