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27:59 "I was expecting him to be way more hyped about this all, by the way. He's quite calm." Doc: "YEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!" That timing was beautiful. XD
This movie might be the most tightly-plotted genre movie ever made. There isn’t a single wasted line of dialogue, and absolutely everything makes sense within the film’s internal logic and “rules” of time travel. It’s still astonishing 36 years later. ....Dear God, we’re 6 years farther away from 1985 than 1955 is. I suddenly feel VERY old.
Some nifty side trivia based on some of your comments and questions: A, the guy at the audition who tells Marty his band is “just too darn loud” is actually rock star Huey Lewis, the singer of the movie’s two main songs, “The Power of Love” and “Back in Time.” B, presumably, the time machine is in some sort of temporal vortex for an instant as it jumps through time, with weird effects, so maybe the pressure around the vehicle dramatically jumps, causing the residual moisture on the surface of the vehicle to flash-freeze (pressure changes the boiling and freezing points of different things), but the DeLorean returns to normal spacetime before the effect is noticed inside the vehicle. C, 2 miles is roughly 3.2 kilometers, not too far: here in Manhattan, that’s the equivalent of 40 north-south blocks, and I can cover that walking in about 30-40 minutes (and running in about 14-18 minutes). D, “Red” was a semi-common nickname for males in North America (and, to a lesser-extent, Europe) in the 19th and 20th Centuries, short for names like “Redmond” or “Redley,” but was, more-commonly, a nickname for someone who had a fiery or large personality: it’s fallen completely out of use in recent decades. E, “Pepsi Free” is actually the name Pepsi used for their caffeine-free variants when they first came out in 1982 (the name was dropped in 1987), so Marty is asking for a caffeine-free Pepsi (though since he then asks for “something without any sugar,” he may have been looking for a Diet Pepsi Free, which is what the soft drink “Tab,” which he asks for after the Pepsi, essentially is). F, “spook” was a nasty racial epithet for black people used in the US roughly from the 1940s to the 1980s, though I’m not familiar with its origins (it’s since become a nickname for spies). G, “Johnny B. Goode” is by Chuck Berry, hence the joke, since Marty is performing a song Berry hasn’t written yet: “Chuck! Chuck! It’s your cousin! ....Your cousin, Marvin Berry? You know that new sound you’re lookin’ for? Well, listen to this!” H, Marty ran over one of the two pines at the entrance of “Twin Pines Ranch” in 1955, which “Twin Pines Mall” had been built on the site of, so, presumably, “Old Man” Peabody changed the name of his ranch to “Lone Pine Ranch,” causing the mall to have a new name in the new timeline. I, they got the DeLorean that Marty took back to 1985 that he left in Courthouse Square: for eleven minutes, there were TWO time machines in Hill Valley at the same time, until the earlier time machine at the mall jumped back to 1955. ....Yes, I am extremely-pedantic, why do you ask?
good catch on the "lone pine mall" when marty gets back. when you rewatch it, notice that when marty arrives (before going back in time), it was called the "twin pines mall". marty took out one of the trees when he travelled back to the 1955 farm (which is where the mall was built).
A lot of people say they didn’t notice it when they watched it but I think I noticed it the very first time when I was a little kid, like 9 or so. For some reason I was paying attention to that detail I guess.
The music judge who said Marty’s band was too loud was played by Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News. He wrote Power of Love and Back in Time for this movie. A bit of humor lost nowadays is the use of a delorean as a time machine. It was infamous for being a pretty crappy car. Goldie was running for reelection in 1985 “Another one of these damn kids jumped in front of my car!” XD Marty’s lucky he didn’t end up in the 60s, 70s or later when star trek and star wars were already out Marty only needed the suit to protect from the plutonium. Once it’s sealed inside the chamber he doesn’t need to wear it Marty returned to 1985 and saw himself going to the past. So he wasn’t watching the delorean travel for a third time with him, he was seeing the first time. The delorean was still back in 1985. It was in two places at the same time for a short bit. They actually didn’t intend to make sequels for this movie. The car flying at the end was a joke. But then everyone loved it and basically demanded a sequel. The director said if sequels were planned they wouldn’t have ended it the way they did with Jennifer in the car
There’s an inside joke about who performed that song during the dance. Notice the guy named Marvin Berry calling his relative about the new sound he’s hearing during the dance.
"Chuck! Chuck! It's Marvin! Your cousin, Marvin Berry? You know that new sound you're lookin for? Well listen to this!" Not gonna lie, it's because of this movie, that dialogue, that I know who originally performed the song, lol.
"The car's in the past, am I stupid?" Yeah, kinda, he rode the car BACK TO THE FUTURE. The car that went to the past was in the past, not the one Marty rode back to the future.
@@DR-mq1vn I'm a huge Star Wars fan. I love all the movies and shows. But, if the Original Trilogy was held to the same scrutiny as the more recent films, we would see a lot of flaws and lack of planning ahead. I have no problem at all witj my favorite saga, but the word "perfection" must not be used lightly.
The song Marty plays at the dance is "Johnny B. Goode," by Chuck Berry, who was one of only a handful of people who could truthfully claim to have invented rock music.
It wasn't the first time travel movie though...not least of all the adaption of novel you mentioned made in 1960. There were many others going back even as far as Berkeley Square (1933) perhaps even further. Is BTTF the most popular/successful...almost certainly.
@@MuchWhittering lol, just read the OP, without reading my reply and do remember what I wrote, oh dear. Maybe I was drowsy or drunk and didn't read the OP fully, I get the joke now though, oh well. r/woosh to the old me I guess!
Originally this film was to stand alone, but due to the huge success of it, they made two sequels to it, and they were filmed back-to-back. I'm not really sure which one is my favourite.
Jack Benny as secretary of the treasury was a joke on comedian Benny’s trope of being stingy. Jane Wyman had been married to Ronald Reagan. The idea of ditzy comedian Jerry Lewis being VP is pretty funny. I’d like to see that!
Classic Jack Benny bit: Robber: "Your money or your life!" Jack Benny is quiet. Robber: "Well?" Jack Benny: "I'm thinking. I'm thinking." Ronald Reagan was a B movie actor. To someone in 1955 to think he would be president would seem a big joke and people in 1985 were still astonished.
I absolutely love that you noticed the Lone Pine Mall sign! When Marty went back to 1955 he hit one of two pine trees as he left the farm he landed in. So where the mall was Twin Pines, in this new present, it's called Lone Pine since one of the original trees was gone.
It's so weird... I was a teenager when this came out and I watched in on the big screen. 1955 was sooooo far back for us then. The distant past. With weird foreign customs, technology, language... And now you are sitting there, watching the movie, and 1985 is farther back for you than 1955 was for us.
The farmer’s ( old man Peabody’s) son is named “Sherman” in reference to the old “Sherman and Peabody) sketches seen on the “Rocky and Bullwinkle show”
This is so fascinating. When I saw this movie in 1985 (I was 7), 1955 was "30 years ago". Seeing your reactions to the 80's technologies are amazing. Back then, skateboarding was still fairly new. His beeping digital watch (from the phone booth in the diner) was a Casio and it was the hottest watch out at the time; but you called it "the Apple watch" - the hottest watch out now. Just mind blowing. The Delorean was always kind of junk though.
Back to the Future 2 and 3 were filmed simultaneously (back to back). The trilogy as a whole is just amazing. Don’t feel bad if you get confused, if takes a couple of watch to figure things out. As for the Delorean, think of it as one of the characters, it will help you to understand it better. There were always two Deloreans when Marty went back to 1985, the one he came in and the one he saw himself traveling to 1955. You’ll see two Marty and two Doc Brown in the other movies.
as you noticed, Twin pines mall went from that to Lone Pine mall. At the beginning, Doc Brown mentions that the whole area used to be nothing but farm land that was owned by Old Man Peabody. Well the barn Marty crashed into when he arrived in 1955 was Old Man Peabody's. Marty took out one Peabody's 2 pine trees when he drove away, hence it's now Lone Pine Mall.
14:12 John F. Kennedy was the 35th US President from 1961 until he was sadly assassinated in 1963. He was a senator in 1955, so he wasn't too popular at the time.
You noticed the name of the mall changed from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall. That's because when Marty was driving away from the farmhouse as the farmer was shooting at him, he drove over one of the pines. There are so many little easter eggs like this in the movie which makes it infinitely rewatchable.
It's kinda funny that these young reactors don't know that Huey Lewis was the "teacher" with the bullhorn, and the song the band was playing was by Huey Lewis. Enjoyed your reaction! Also, "make like a tree, and *leave*" 😜
My favorite part about the doc is the casting. He just looks like a mad scientist and a lot of his exaggerated movements were improv. The actor can always put a lot into a character.
Ok, this is how the car was there. Marty came back 10 minutes before he went back in time. so for 10 minutes the were 2 Marty's and 2 cars. The Marty and car that was about to go back in time, and the Marty and car that came back from 1955. As soon as the first Marty and car traveled back to 1955 we were still left with 1 Marty and 1 car (the ones that got hit be lightning and came back to 1985). The car Marty came back in was still on the street near the homeless guy.
I think your supposed to find it awkward, that's what makes it funny, I guess I'd agree if people straight up hate on Lorraine, but I've never noticed that. Like I say though it's supposed to make you uncomfortable and cringe and say, things like _Please stop Lorraine!_ etc. As much as anything else...for her own good! I always see it as a form of fourth wall break...not the actors, but the creators of the film are letting you know that they know how awkward this is, and then you're compelled even more to shout at the screen pulling you more into the story.
Loraine is a fast lil Heifer tho. Remember in the beginning of the movie she was like girls don't do that, and then she was like I'm my day.... little did we know Mama was a lil fast one...makes me wonder what our parents and grandparents didn't tell us
29:06 before running to the Lone Pine Mall, Marty leaves the DeLorean out in the street because the plutonium chamber is empty and he can’t drive it at the moment
Ronald Reagan was also a very popular Hollywood movie actor in the 50s. This was before he became a Governor of California, and eventually, the 40th US President from 1981 to 1989. :)
In 1985, Marty says you don't walk into the store and buy plutonium. But in 1955, Doc says that in the 80s, it's probably easy to get plutonium in your average drugstore. 🤣🤣🤣 My favorite exchange of the two lines in different time periods.
The Marty from the alternate/past reality brought the car "back to the future". The other Marty left but the Marty we are following came back from 1955 to 1985. This movie is meant to be entertaining and not some kind of stone cold logic when it comes to time travel. It's just a fun, entertaining, comedic, dramatic movie about a kid who goes back in time and has to save his family. It's not meant to be overthought. It's a great movie for what it's meant to be.
You might be the only reactor who noticed that it said 'Lone pine mall' You probably aren't but you're the first person that I've watched notice it.. it's a very small thing that almost no one catches so congrats on picking that up. Someone probably already explained it and probably did it better then me but when Marty travels to the past, he drives into a fenced area holding two small pine trees as he's escaping the farm. And since he ran over one of the tress, the name of the mall changed from 'Twin Pines' to 'Lone Pine.'
The sign says "Lone Pine Mall" because when Marty speeds away from the Peabody farm in 1955, he runs over one of two small pine trees. The car Doc drives away in is the one Marty returned in that stalled in the street. Technically, it's the same car but it's journey was 1985 (Marty leaves at the mall) > 1955 (Marty arrives, then departs via the storm) > 1985 (Marty returns, but it stalls in the street) And yes, there are 3 films.
The Pepsi Free and Tab exchange is brilliant but doesn’t make a lot of sense if you didn’t live in the States in the 1980s. Pepsi Free was a sugarfree soda at the time and so was Tab, and they didn’t exist yet in the 50s, but “free” also means… well, free, and “tab” also means a system where you can order drinks or food and pay later.
Marty got the car back to the future when he returned (with the lighting bolt and everything). When modern day Doc got up and revealed his bulletproof vest, he drove him to his house in the car.
Marty only had the protective suit on when going back because he already had it on when Doc was losing plutonium into the Delorean. The Lybians came and Marty jumped in the car immediately. Because they weren't dealing with the plutonium, it wasn't necessary to wear the suit.
You should definitely watch the sequels, each sequel ties in pretty heavily to the previous movie. In the second one, they jump to the year 2015, and it's interesting seeing the 1989 interpretation on what 2015 was going to look like. I was a kid in the 90s and we all thought that flying cars were going to exist by 2010 at least.
FYI, the guy with the megaphone at the beginning of the movie, who said Marty was just too darn loud.... is the rockstar that made the movie theme song. (“The Power of Love”)
AND the end song “Back in time” Huey Lewis wrote both songs specifically for the movie.. but power of love became a legit hit on its own.. kinda like the titanic song lol
chuck berry wrote johnny B Goode. there was a joke where the guy was hey chuck, this is your cousin marvin berry, remmeber that new sound you were lookingfor? well listen to this! also, the car is there, becasue marty brought the car back and it was a fwe blocks away.
agree with you, time travel will hurt your brain if you let it. Hope to watch you enjoy the rest in the series. I'm sure someone may have pointed out but of course the car would be there, Marty had to bring it back to 1985 even though it stalled out while still downtown. Which was why he got to the mall later than he planned. And you have a good eye, many people miss the change in the name from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall. Doc had mentioned how all that land was owned by old man Peabody who had a crazy idea about breeding pines, and on the 'past' farm we see Marty run down one of the pines and when he shoots it blows up a mailbox with the name Peabody on it.
John F Kennedy was actually famous in 1955. His father, Joseph Kennedy, had been the United States Ambassador to the UK so during JFK's childhood he would frequently appear in society pages or Colliers or Look or Time magazines whenever America did something with British royalty. He was also a famous hero from WWII as he was a child of the elite he could have avoided the draft or gotten a safe desk job in Kansas (middle of America, safest place in a war on the other side of the world) but he used his name to get put into action and in 1943 he'd been torpedoed on a small navy boat in the Pacific and saved the lives of his two crewman, used trousers as floatation devices and swam everybody to shore. In 1958 (three years after the events of this movie) he would become a household name because a novel about the event would become a bestseller and in June of 1963 a movie based on the book was released, just five months before his death. So Grampa Baines COULD have known who John F Kennedy was if he was a more worldly person with interest in news and current events, and I think it says something about him more than it says about the period that he had no clue at all who John F. Kennedy was.
He was wearing the radiation suit in the beginning because they were putting *Plutonium* in the car for the time travel. On his way back, no plutonium = no need for a protective radiation suit. (and by the way, speaking of which... there WAS NO AMAZON in 1985! No internet even.) Also, the car Marty arrived back in was stalled in the town square. He left it there to chase the Libyans. They went back to get it, that's where Doc had the car from afterwards.
The song that Marty plays at the dance is by a singer called Chuck Berry, and the guy from the band is supposed to be his cousin and he calls him and makes him listen to the song that he would write in the future
The mall was changed to lone pine mall because of the pine tree he ran over in the beginning. Remember? The mall is named after the pine tree farm that used to be there 30 years in the past.
to put the gigawatt thing into perspective, a gigawatt is 1,000,000 kilowatts. a 2000 sq ft house uses roughly 1000 kw's of juice a month, SO the energy required for the Delorean to achieve time travel is the equivalent of 1000 houses energy needs for a whole month.
There was a ranch called Twin Pines Ranch in 1955 and Marty accidentally destroyed the other one of the twin pines while trying to escape Mr Peabody (10:09)
You probably haven’t heard “Why don’t you make like a tree and get out of here” because Biff said it wrong. The saying is “why don’t you make like a tree and leave” because of the tree-leaf pun.
The guy who created DeLorean Motor Company died not long ago if memory serves. That car wasn't very good but its design became legend. Funny thing is in early 20th Century, they imagined that nuclear tech would be everywhere, cars, trains, airplanes, boats, every little thing would be nuclear powered, radioactive materials were in beauty products (and subsequently creating a ton of cancers and other organ failures hence why it was stopped and nuclear tech was mothballed until the war and the nuke bombs and later powerplants. have you ever heard of the Ford Nucleon project? A nuclear powered car by Ford. Lone Pine mall, remember when he jumped to 1955, he bumped into a young tree with the DeLorean, it was one of the two Pines from the grumpy guy's lawn that later became the mall. So in this new timeline, there is only one pine. You should definitely watch the other two movies, they work as one.
Marty only needed the hazmat suit because of the plutonium for the initial trip. On the way back it was powered by lightning instead of plutonium, so no need for a suit.
I just love how in every reaction I’ve seen of people watching this movie for the first time, they are concerned about the dog being used as part of the experiment and if he is going to be okay.
Loraine is a fast lil Heifer tho. Remember in the beginning of the movie she was like girls don't do that, and then she was like I'm my day.... little did we know Mama was a lil fast one...makes me wonder what our parents and grandparents didn't tell us
Michael J. Fox was the first choice for this movie however he was too busy filming one of the biggest sitcoms of the 80s this being ‘Family Ties’ so due to his commitment to the show the show runner Gary David Goldberg didn’t allow him to do the movie so an actor called Eric Stoltz was hired however he was too serious and didn’t have the comedic energy they were looking for so they once again asked the show runner of ‘Family Ties’ if Michael could do it and he agreed so long as he was committed to filming the show in the day and film Back to the Future at night So they had to reshoot all of Marty’s scenes with Michael J. Fox and he would only get about three hours of sleep a day due to his heavy schedule
There's still one Delorean in the altered 1985 as Marty McFly comes back with it. So there are two Delorean cars and two Martys for a brief period of time, because Marty went back to 1985 10 minutes earlier than the moment in which his "other self" had left. Time traveling paradox, you know
Don't worry, Star Wars will be released 22 years after George met Darth Vader, so maybe he'll just think George Lucas met the same alien and that that alien liked to hang out with guys from Earth named George. The Mall changed from Twin Pines to Lone Pine because when he went back to 1955 he ran over one of the pines with the DeLorean when they were still little shrubs and nobody planted another one, so he started changing things form the first minute. The DeLorean was there for Doc to drive because Marty came back with it from 1955, so that's the car that went through everything just like Marty. The "younger" car went to the past thought at some point there were two DeLoreans in 1985 because Marty came back a few minutes before his original self went to the past. For the most part they put a lot of thought into how the timelines connect and everything mostly makes sense if you pay attention. And yes, you do have to watch the two sequels. They're just as good as this one.
Jerry Lewis was a comedic actor and performer. He was in the original The Nutty Professor movie that the Eddie Murphy movie is a remake of. Ronald Reagan was President of the United States from 1981 - 1989. Before that he was a popular governor of California. Before that he was indeed an actor and movie star. In 1955 he was married to his first wife, Jane Wyman, who was also an actress. They divorced not too long after that and Ronald later got married again to Nancy, who was wife the entire time he was governor and then President and until his death. Both songs The Power of Love and Back in Time were written and performed by Huey Lewis and the News for this movie. Huey Lewis (no relation to Jerry Lewis) was seen in a cameo in this movie as the teacher who said "You're just too darn loud." Pepsi Free was a caffeine free version of Pepsi available in 1985. Tab was the first low calorie cola (it used saccharine which is the stuff in those pink sweetener packets of Sweet n Low if you've ever seen them. They all have warnings printed on them that saccharine has been known to cause cancer in lab rats). Neither of those colas were around in 1955. The DeLorean Doc and Marty had at the end of the movie was the one that Marty came back in with the lightning strike, the one he left by the court house because it died out again. So for a brief period there were 2 Deloreans in 1985, like there were 2 Martys. Doc and Marty only needed to wear the radiation suits when they were handling plutonium outside of its case. They just hadn't taken them off yet when the Libyans showed up. One of the first time travel movies is The Time Machine from 1960, based on the book by H.G. Welles. There were other movies that had time travel before then, but they were mostly B movies or movie serials, The Time Machine was one of the first to do it seriously and really well. Back to the Future parts II and III are great and highly recommended! Some other fantastic time travel movies: The Time Machine (1960) The Time Machine (2002) 12 Monkeys Looper Primer Predestination The Time Traveler's Wife About Time Groundhog Day Source Code Edge of Tomorrow (Live, Die, Repeat) Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure Frequency Paycheck
1. the song is by chuck berry, the guy marvin berry calls who are both real people 2. there were two cars there's the one that marty we know was driving, then there was the other marty he sees driving the same car but that was the one he took to the future so there both different if that made sense
We need part II and III. Also, I heard at the end of II, when the screen says To Be Continued (Concluded), you shouldn't watch further because there is a long preview of III that is basically spoilers by today's standard.
I could be wrong but you seemed like you thought Loraine knew who Calvin Klein is. She didn't. She just thought that was Marty's name because it was written on his underwear. Although the real Calvin Klein was about 18 at the time... but he didn't start his company until 1968. I don't know if anyone commented on this yet but you were forgetting how Marty got back to the future. His time machine came back from 1955 but it stalled out on the street by the clock tower. He ran the rest of the way to see himself go back into 1955. THAT car was there the whole time. That was the car we saw at the start of the movie that backed out of the truck. There is still the one that is stalled out by the clock tower.
There's nothing cult about BTTF. It's a straight up legendary film widely considered one of the greatest movies of all time. I'm excited that you get to watch it for the first time!
A gigawatt is equal to one billion watts, and most of us are familiar with a watt. The light bulbs in our homes are typically between 60 and 100 watts. So 1.21 gigawatts would power more than 10 million light bulbs or one fictional flux capacitor in a time-traveling DeLorean.
So, so happy when you said you're watching the next one and the third one :D :D This is my favourite trilogy and a couple of things you mentioned during this first part will be revealed in the second one. I am not saying what yet, as that will spoil it ;) But I will comment on it after your next reaction :D
you should look up The Nutty Professor 1963, Man About Town,It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Pollyanna, Bedtime for Bonzo that'll get you in to what Dock is refencing. for an other Time travel trilogy try Bill and Ted. and for just one movie The Time Machine 1960 and you can see this films cast more in Teen Wolf, Doc Hollywood,The Frighteners, Life With Mikey, Stuart Little, Homeward Bound, Addams Family 1991,Dennis the Menace,Who Framed Roger Rabbit, clue, The Pagemaster,Camp Nowhere,Angels in the Outfield,Suburban Commando Also Johnny B Good is by Chuck Barry. That's who is on the phone
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Fun fact, the teacher who says the music is just too darn loud, is Huey Lewis, the musician whose song they are performing.
The funny thing is most people would have recognized him at the time....he was a big deal in the 80s
@@erikawilliams9558 I didn't. And I was a big fan of Huey Lewis. I didn't know it for maybe after a year.
In the words of Doc Brown: "You're gonna see some serious shit."
TV ruins it when he says "stuff" 😂
27:59 "I was expecting him to be way more hyped about this all, by the way. He's quite calm."
Doc: "YEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!"
That timing was beautiful. XD
This movie might be the most tightly-plotted genre movie ever made. There isn’t a single wasted line of dialogue, and absolutely everything makes sense within the film’s internal logic and “rules” of time travel. It’s still astonishing 36 years later. ....Dear God, we’re 6 years farther away from 1985 than 1955 is. I suddenly feel VERY old.
Some nifty side trivia based on some of your comments and questions: A, the guy at the audition who tells Marty his band is “just too darn loud” is actually rock star Huey Lewis, the singer of the movie’s two main songs, “The Power of Love” and “Back in Time.” B, presumably, the time machine is in some sort of temporal vortex for an instant as it jumps through time, with weird effects, so maybe the pressure around the vehicle dramatically jumps, causing the residual moisture on the surface of the vehicle to flash-freeze (pressure changes the boiling and freezing points of different things), but the DeLorean returns to normal spacetime before the effect is noticed inside the vehicle. C, 2 miles is roughly 3.2 kilometers, not too far: here in Manhattan, that’s the equivalent of 40 north-south blocks, and I can cover that walking in about 30-40 minutes (and running in about 14-18 minutes). D, “Red” was a semi-common nickname for males in North America (and, to a lesser-extent, Europe) in the 19th and 20th Centuries, short for names like “Redmond” or “Redley,” but was, more-commonly, a nickname for someone who had a fiery or large personality: it’s fallen completely out of use in recent decades. E, “Pepsi Free” is actually the name Pepsi used for their caffeine-free variants when they first came out in 1982 (the name was dropped in 1987), so Marty is asking for a caffeine-free Pepsi (though since he then asks for “something without any sugar,” he may have been looking for a Diet Pepsi Free, which is what the soft drink “Tab,” which he asks for after the Pepsi, essentially is). F, “spook” was a nasty racial epithet for black people used in the US roughly from the 1940s to the 1980s, though I’m not familiar with its origins (it’s since become a nickname for spies). G, “Johnny B. Goode” is by Chuck Berry, hence the joke, since Marty is performing a song Berry hasn’t written yet: “Chuck! Chuck! It’s your cousin! ....Your cousin, Marvin Berry? You know that new sound you’re lookin’ for? Well, listen to this!” H, Marty ran over one of the two pines at the entrance of “Twin Pines Ranch” in 1955, which “Twin Pines Mall” had been built on the site of, so, presumably, “Old Man” Peabody changed the name of his ranch to “Lone Pine Ranch,” causing the mall to have a new name in the new timeline. I, they got the DeLorean that Marty took back to 1985 that he left in Courthouse Square: for eleven minutes, there were TWO time machines in Hill Valley at the same time, until the earlier time machine at the mall jumped back to 1955. ....Yes, I am extremely-pedantic, why do you ask?
So tight, Tony Stark referenced it in Avengers Endgame.
@@Enkijamenk I didn't know these details before. Thanks!
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"You can make a lot of money doing that."
I can think of at least two people who agree with you.
good catch on the "lone pine mall" when marty gets back. when you rewatch it, notice that when marty arrives (before going back in time), it was called the "twin pines mall". marty took out one of the trees when he travelled back to the 1955 farm (which is where the mall was built).
A lot of people say they didn’t notice it when they watched it but I think I noticed it the very first time when I was a little kid, like 9 or so. For some reason I was paying attention to that detail I guess.
The music judge who said Marty’s band was too loud was played by Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News. He wrote Power of Love and Back in Time for this movie.
A bit of humor lost nowadays is the use of a delorean as a time machine. It was infamous for being a pretty crappy car.
Goldie was running for reelection in 1985
“Another one of these damn kids jumped in front of my car!” XD
Marty’s lucky he didn’t end up in the 60s, 70s or later when star trek and star wars were already out
Marty only needed the suit to protect from the plutonium. Once it’s sealed inside the chamber he doesn’t need to wear it
Marty returned to 1985 and saw himself going to the past. So he wasn’t watching the delorean travel for a third time with him, he was seeing the first time. The delorean was still back in 1985. It was in two places at the same time for a short bit.
They actually didn’t intend to make sequels for this movie. The car flying at the end was a joke. But then everyone loved it and basically demanded a sequel. The director said if sequels were planned they wouldn’t have ended it the way they did with Jennifer in the car
Ohh I didnt know that. I always thought the three films were planned ahead because of the recurring jokes and plot points. Very nice.
Marty also brought the car back to the present. He may have abandoned it downtown, but he still brought it back to the present.
There’s an inside joke about who performed that song during the dance. Notice the guy named Marvin Berry calling his relative about the new sound he’s hearing during the dance.
"Chuck! Chuck! It's Marvin! Your cousin, Marvin Berry? You know that new sound you're lookin for? Well listen to this!" Not gonna lie, it's because of this movie, that dialogue, that I know who originally performed the song, lol.
That's in part 2
I don't think he knows who Chuck Berry is.
@@Migz2682 no, it's in the first movie
@@delphinebriand1554 you're right I got it mixed up
"The car's in the past, am I stupid?"
Yeah, kinda, he rode the car BACK TO THE FUTURE. The car that went to the past was in the past, not the one Marty rode back to the future.
Yeah, its the car that our Marty had left by the courthouse (clock tower) as he chased the Lybian van on foot to the mall
The car was there because Marty came back in it lol
Possibly.
@@sfodd1979 no its a fact JAJSHAJ
@@ninaddemaio lol.
Yeah, I was like, "Damn".🤦🏾♂️ The man watches Back To The Future and completely forgets how the car made it back to the future.
@@alfreddaniel1994 I was thinking the exact same thing.
There are few perfect trilogies. Heck, this might be the only one that's truly perfect. Watch them all.
Agreed
was just gonna post this he need watch the other 2 since all movies are techicaly 3 parts of a full story
Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi are pretty darn perfect. More so than this this trilogy.
@@DR-mq1vn I'm a huge Star Wars fan. I love all the movies and shows.
But, if the Original Trilogy was held to the same scrutiny as the more recent films, we would see a lot of flaws and lack of planning ahead.
I have no problem at all witj my favorite saga, but the word "perfection" must not be used lightly.
@@DR-mq1vn I don't like SW. Not a singular bit.
Back then, "to park" meant to engage in romantic or sexual activities inside a nonmoving vehicle.
The song Marty plays at the dance is "Johnny B. Goode," by Chuck Berry, who was one of only a handful of people who could truthfully claim to have invented rock music.
It WAS the first time travel movie, but then HG Wells traveled back into the 19th century and wrote The Time Machine. All very messy.. :)
It wasn't the first time travel movie though...not least of all the adaption of novel you mentioned made in 1960. There were many others going back even as far as Berkeley Square (1933) perhaps even further.
Is BTTF the most popular/successful...almost certainly.
@@carlhartwell7978 I think you may have missed the joke.
@@MuchWhittering lol, just read the OP, without reading my reply and do remember what I wrote, oh dear. Maybe I was drowsy or drunk and didn't read the OP fully, I get the joke now though, oh well. r/woosh to the old me I guess!
Originally this film was to stand alone, but due to the huge success of it, they made two sequels to it, and they were filmed back-to-back. I'm not really sure which one is my favourite.
the 2nd film is my favorite
When he gets a bit carried away on stage he emulates several other Rock musicians
Jack Benny as secretary of the treasury was a joke on comedian Benny’s trope of being stingy. Jane Wyman had been married to Ronald Reagan. The idea of ditzy comedian Jerry Lewis being VP is pretty funny. I’d like to see that!
Classic Jack Benny bit: Robber: "Your money or your life!" Jack Benny is quiet. Robber: "Well?" Jack Benny: "I'm thinking. I'm thinking."
Ronald Reagan was a B movie actor. To someone in 1955 to think he would be president would seem a big joke and people in 1985 were still astonished.
I absolutely love that you noticed the Lone Pine Mall sign! When Marty went back to 1955 he hit one of two pine trees as he left the farm he landed in. So where the mall was Twin Pines, in this new present, it's called Lone Pine since one of the original trees was gone.
THE HANNAH MONTANA TRANSITION DURING THE INTRO 😭
FINALLY... someone noticed it
"His moves didn't update in 30 years." 😂😂😂😂
It’s supposed to be “make like a tree and leave”
It's so weird... I was a teenager when this came out and I watched in on the big screen. 1955 was sooooo far back for us then. The distant past. With weird foreign customs, technology, language...
And now you are sitting there, watching the movie, and 1985 is farther back for you than 1955 was for us.
When the movie came out, there was a Pepsi product called Pepsi Free- sugar and caffeine free.
The car took Marty back to 1985, so it was there.
It’s called lone pine mall when he goes back to his own time, because he ran over one of the farmers 2 pine trees when he first went to the past
"How the hell do you have this many clocks in one household?"
What's this movie about, again? Oh, yeah - TIME travel! lol.
The farmer’s ( old man Peabody’s) son is named “Sherman” in reference to the old “Sherman and Peabody) sketches seen on the “Rocky and Bullwinkle show”
Looking forward to number two and three. You’ll love number two for the sake of the time travel alone.
This is so fascinating. When I saw this movie in 1985 (I was 7), 1955 was "30 years ago". Seeing your reactions to the 80's technologies are amazing. Back then, skateboarding was still fairly new. His beeping digital watch (from the phone booth in the diner) was a Casio and it was the hottest watch out at the time; but you called it "the Apple watch" - the hottest watch out now. Just mind blowing. The Delorean was always kind of junk though.
Back to the Future 2 and 3 were filmed simultaneously (back to back). The trilogy as a whole is just amazing. Don’t feel bad if you get confused, if takes a couple of watch to figure things out.
As for the Delorean, think of it as one of the characters, it will help you to understand it better. There were always two Deloreans when Marty went back to 1985, the one he came in and the one he saw himself traveling to 1955.
You’ll see two Marty and two Doc Brown in the other movies.
as you noticed, Twin pines mall went from that to Lone Pine mall. At the beginning, Doc Brown mentions that the whole area used to be nothing but farm land that was owned by Old Man Peabody. Well the barn Marty crashed into when he arrived in 1955 was Old Man Peabody's. Marty took out one Peabody's 2 pine trees when he drove away, hence it's now Lone Pine Mall.
3:51, Huey Lewis in a cameo, guy with glasses.
I think it's funny he said his own song was too loud.
14:12 John F. Kennedy was the 35th US President from 1961 until he was sadly assassinated in 1963. He was a senator in 1955, so he wasn't too popular at the time.
It’d be weird to see your grandparents, aunt and uncles when they’re so much younger
You noticed the name of the mall changed from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall. That's because when Marty was driving away from the farmhouse as the farmer was shooting at him, he drove over one of the pines. There are so many little easter eggs like this in the movie which makes it infinitely rewatchable.
It's kinda funny that these young reactors don't know that Huey Lewis was the "teacher" with the bullhorn, and the song the band was playing was by Huey Lewis. Enjoyed your reaction!
Also, "make like a tree, and *leave*" 😜
Back to the Future is a perfect movie!
My favorite part about the doc is the casting. He just looks like a mad scientist and a lot of his exaggerated movements were improv. The actor can always put a lot into a character.
Ok, this is how the car was there. Marty came back 10 minutes before he went back in time. so for 10 minutes the were 2 Marty's and 2 cars. The Marty and car that was about to go back in time, and the Marty and car that came back from 1955. As soon as the first Marty and car traveled back to 1955 we were still left with 1 Marty and 1 car (the ones that got hit be lightning and came back to 1985). The car Marty came back in was still on the street near the homeless guy.
I know a lot of people get upset, nervous, uneasy about Lorraine obsessing about Marty. Please , please remember, she does NOT know it is her son.
I think your supposed to find it awkward, that's what makes it funny, I guess I'd agree if people straight up hate on Lorraine, but I've never noticed that. Like I say though it's supposed to make you uncomfortable and cringe and say, things like _Please stop Lorraine!_ etc. As much as anything else...for her own good!
I always see it as a form of fourth wall break...not the actors, but the creators of the film are letting you know that they know how awkward this is, and then you're compelled even more to shout at the screen pulling you more into the story.
I'm Second like. Love this franchise. As I get older, Part 3 is becoming my favourite
Loraine is a fast lil Heifer tho. Remember in the beginning of the movie she was like girls don't do that, and then she was like I'm my day.... little did we know Mama was a lil fast one...makes me wonder what our parents and grandparents didn't tell us
29:06 before running to the Lone Pine Mall, Marty leaves the DeLorean out in the street because the plutonium chamber is empty and he can’t drive it at the moment
Ronald Reagan was also a very popular Hollywood movie actor in the 50s. This was before he became a Governor of California, and eventually, the 40th US President from 1981 to 1989. :)
In 1985, Marty says you don't walk into the store and buy plutonium.
But in 1955, Doc says that in the 80s, it's probably easy to get plutonium in your average drugstore. 🤣🤣🤣
My favorite exchange of the two lines in different time periods.
The Marty from the alternate/past reality brought the car "back to the future". The other Marty left but the Marty we are following came back from 1955 to 1985. This movie is meant to be entertaining and not some kind of stone cold logic when it comes to time travel. It's just a fun, entertaining, comedic, dramatic movie about a kid who goes back in time and has to save his family. It's not meant to be overthought. It's a great movie for what it's meant to be.
You might be the only reactor who noticed that it said 'Lone pine mall'
You probably aren't but you're the first person that I've watched notice it..
it's a very small thing that almost no one catches so congrats on picking that up.
Someone probably already explained it and probably did it better then me but when Marty travels to the past, he drives into a fenced area holding two small pine trees as he's escaping the farm.
And since he ran over one of the tress, the name of the mall changed from 'Twin Pines' to 'Lone Pine.'
Great reaction mane. Looking forward to the next 2 of the series :)
The sign says "Lone Pine Mall" because when Marty speeds away from the Peabody farm in 1955, he runs over one of two small pine trees.
The car Doc drives away in is the one Marty returned in that stalled in the street. Technically, it's the same car but it's journey was
1985 (Marty leaves at the mall) > 1955 (Marty arrives, then departs via the storm) > 1985 (Marty returns, but it stalls in the street)
And yes, there are 3 films.
The Pepsi Free and Tab exchange is brilliant but doesn’t make a lot of sense if you didn’t live in the States in the 1980s. Pepsi Free was a sugarfree soda at the time and so was Tab, and they didn’t exist yet in the 50s, but “free” also means… well, free, and “tab” also means a system where you can order drinks or food and pay later.
“Too darn loud” so said by Huey Lewis about his own tunage...
And his own band
Marty got the car back to the future when he returned (with the lighting bolt and everything). When modern day Doc got up and revealed his bulletproof vest, he drove him to his house in the car.
Marty only had the protective suit on when going back because he already had it on when Doc was losing plutonium into the Delorean. The Lybians came and Marty jumped in the car immediately. Because they weren't dealing with the plutonium, it wasn't necessary to wear the suit.
You should definitely watch the sequels, each sequel ties in pretty heavily to the previous movie. In the second one, they jump to the year 2015, and it's interesting seeing the 1989 interpretation on what 2015 was going to look like. I was a kid in the 90s and we all thought that flying cars were going to exist by 2010 at least.
"these are mental health issues".. great reaction man
“Scram McFly, cuttin’ in.” Said by actor Courtney Gaines (geeky guy from films like “Secret admirer”, “can’t buy me love” and “Memphis Belle”)
FYI, the guy with the megaphone at the beginning of the movie, who said Marty was just too darn loud.... is the rockstar that made the movie theme song. (“The Power of Love”)
AND the end song “Back in time”
Huey Lewis wrote both songs specifically for the movie.. but power of love became a legit hit on its own.. kinda like the titanic song lol
chuck berry wrote johnny B Goode. there was a joke where the guy was hey chuck, this is your cousin marvin berry, remmeber that new sound you were lookingfor? well listen to this! also, the car is there, becasue marty brought the car back and it was a fwe blocks away.
agree with you, time travel will hurt your brain if you let it. Hope to watch you enjoy the rest in the series. I'm sure someone may have pointed out but of course the car would be there, Marty had to bring it back to 1985 even though it stalled out while still downtown. Which was why he got to the mall later than he planned. And you have a good eye, many people miss the change in the name from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall. Doc had mentioned how all that land was owned by old man Peabody who had a crazy idea about breeding pines, and on the 'past' farm we see Marty run down one of the pines and when he shoots it blows up a mailbox with the name Peabody on it.
Plutonium on Amazon 🤣
John F Kennedy was actually famous in 1955.
His father, Joseph Kennedy, had been the United States Ambassador to the UK so during JFK's childhood he would frequently appear in society pages or Colliers or Look or Time magazines whenever America did something with British royalty.
He was also a famous hero from WWII as he was a child of the elite he could have avoided the draft or gotten a safe desk job in Kansas (middle of America, safest place in a war on the other side of the world) but he used his name to get put into action and in 1943 he'd been torpedoed on a small navy boat in the Pacific and saved the lives of his two crewman, used trousers as floatation devices and swam everybody to shore.
In 1958 (three years after the events of this movie) he would become a household name because a novel about the event would become a bestseller and in June of 1963 a movie based on the book was released, just five months before his death.
So Grampa Baines COULD have known who John F Kennedy was if he was a more worldly person with interest in news and current events, and I think it says something about him more than it says about the period that he had no clue at all who John F. Kennedy was.
is that new camera? looking crisp. nice hair btw
You're the ONLY reactor I've seen that noticed the "Lone Pine Mall"!! Love it ❤
He was wearing the radiation suit in the beginning because they were putting *Plutonium* in the car for the time travel. On his way back, no plutonium = no need for a protective radiation suit.
(and by the way, speaking of which... there WAS NO AMAZON in 1985! No internet even.)
Also, the car Marty arrived back in was stalled in the town square. He left it there to chase the Libyans. They went back to get it, that's where Doc had the car from afterwards.
The song that Marty plays at the dance is by a singer called Chuck Berry, and the guy from the band is supposed to be his cousin and he calls him and makes him listen to the song that he would write in the future
The song was Johnny B Goode - Chuck Berry
The mall was changed to lone pine mall because of the pine tree he ran over in the beginning. Remember? The mall is named after the pine tree farm that used to be there 30 years in the past.
2:50, they Spoofed this scene in Family Guy. Peter: "Doc, are you telling me it's 8:25, AM?
Doc:" Precisely".
Peter: "Damn, I'm late for school!"
to put the gigawatt thing into perspective, a gigawatt is 1,000,000 kilowatts. a 2000 sq ft house uses roughly 1000 kw's of juice a month, SO the energy required for the Delorean to achieve time travel is the equivalent of 1000 houses energy needs for a whole month.
There was a ranch called Twin Pines Ranch in 1955 and Marty accidentally destroyed the other one of the twin pines while trying to escape Mr Peabody (10:09)
The song is "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry. The phrase is "make like a tree and leave"
You probably haven’t heard “Why don’t you make like a tree and get out of here” because Biff said it wrong. The saying is “why don’t you make like a tree and leave” because of the tree-leaf pun.
1.21 gigawatts is an enormous amount of power.
The whole trilogy is fantastic.
The guy who created DeLorean Motor Company died not long ago if memory serves.
That car wasn't very good but its design became legend.
Funny thing is in early 20th Century, they imagined that nuclear tech would be everywhere, cars, trains, airplanes, boats, every little thing would be nuclear powered, radioactive materials were in beauty products (and subsequently creating a ton of cancers and other organ failures hence why it was stopped and nuclear tech was mothballed until the war and the nuke bombs and later powerplants.
have you ever heard of the Ford Nucleon project? A nuclear powered car by Ford.
Lone Pine mall, remember when he jumped to 1955, he bumped into a young tree with the DeLorean, it was one of the two Pines from the grumpy guy's lawn that later became the mall. So in this new timeline, there is only one pine.
You should definitely watch the other two movies, they work as one.
Marty only needed the hazmat suit because of the plutonium for the initial trip. On the way back it was powered by lightning instead of plutonium, so no need for a suit.
Cool reaction, man. I super enjoyed it, you were hilarious.
Watch them all, you will not be disappointed.
I just love how in every reaction I’ve seen of people watching this movie for the first time, they are concerned about the dog being used as part of the experiment and if he is going to be okay.
Johnny Cash? **Face palm** It's Chuck Berry.
Have you watched "Edge of Tomorrow"? Just rewatched it last week. Criminally underrated film about time travel. Super fun and action packed.
Loraine is a fast lil Heifer tho. Remember in the beginning of the movie she was like girls don't do that, and then she was like I'm my day.... little did we know Mama was a lil fast one...makes me wonder what our parents and grandparents didn't tell us
Michael J. Fox was the first choice for this movie however he was too busy filming one of the biggest sitcoms of the 80s this being ‘Family Ties’ so due to his commitment to the show the show runner Gary David Goldberg didn’t allow him to do the movie so an actor called Eric Stoltz was hired however he was too serious and didn’t have the comedic energy they were looking for so they once again asked the show runner of ‘Family Ties’ if Michael could do it and he agreed so long as he was committed to filming the show in the day and film Back to the Future at night
So they had to reshoot all of Marty’s scenes with Michael J. Fox and he would only get about three hours of sleep a day due to his heavy schedule
25:09 I know, every time I watch this scene I keep thinking "What is this, Drunken Asshole high?"
There's still one Delorean in the altered 1985 as Marty McFly comes back with it. So there are two Delorean cars and two Martys for a brief period of time, because Marty went back to 1985 10 minutes earlier than the moment in which his "other self" had left. Time traveling paradox, you know
Remember, Marty also brought the car back, they jsut had to go get it from where it was in the town square.
Don't worry, Star Wars will be released 22 years after George met Darth Vader, so maybe he'll just think George Lucas met the same alien and that that alien liked to hang out with guys from Earth named George.
The Mall changed from Twin Pines to Lone Pine because when he went back to 1955 he ran over one of the pines with the DeLorean when they were still little shrubs and nobody planted another one, so he started changing things form the first minute. The DeLorean was there for Doc to drive because Marty came back with it from 1955, so that's the car that went through everything just like Marty. The "younger" car went to the past thought at some point there were two DeLoreans in 1985 because Marty came back a few minutes before his original self went to the past. For the most part they put a lot of thought into how the timelines connect and everything mostly makes sense if you pay attention.
And yes, you do have to watch the two sequels. They're just as good as this one.
Jerry Lewis was a comedic actor and performer. He was in the original The Nutty Professor movie that the Eddie Murphy movie is a remake of. Ronald Reagan was President of the United States from 1981 - 1989. Before that he was a popular governor of California. Before that he was indeed an actor and movie star. In 1955 he was married to his first wife, Jane Wyman, who was also an actress. They divorced not too long after that and Ronald later got married again to Nancy, who was wife the entire time he was governor and then President and until his death.
Both songs The Power of Love and Back in Time were written and performed by Huey Lewis and the News for this movie. Huey Lewis (no relation to Jerry Lewis) was seen in a cameo in this movie as the teacher who said "You're just too darn loud."
Pepsi Free was a caffeine free version of Pepsi available in 1985. Tab was the first low calorie cola (it used saccharine which is the stuff in those pink sweetener packets of Sweet n Low if you've ever seen them. They all have warnings printed on them that saccharine has been known to cause cancer in lab rats). Neither of those colas were around in 1955.
The DeLorean Doc and Marty had at the end of the movie was the one that Marty came back in with the lightning strike, the one he left by the court house because it died out again. So for a brief period there were 2 Deloreans in 1985, like there were 2 Martys.
Doc and Marty only needed to wear the radiation suits when they were handling plutonium outside of its case. They just hadn't taken them off yet when the Libyans showed up.
One of the first time travel movies is The Time Machine from 1960, based on the book by H.G. Welles. There were other movies that had time travel before then, but they were mostly B movies or movie serials, The Time Machine was one of the first to do it seriously and really well.
Back to the Future parts II and III are great and highly recommended!
Some other fantastic time travel movies:
The Time Machine (1960)
The Time Machine (2002)
12 Monkeys
Looper
Primer
Predestination
The Time Traveler's Wife
About Time
Groundhog Day
Source Code
Edge of Tomorrow (Live, Die, Repeat)
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Frequency
Paycheck
1. the song is by chuck berry, the guy marvin berry calls who are both real people
2. there were two cars there's the one that marty we know was driving, then there was the other marty he sees driving the same car but that was the one he took to the future so there both different if that made sense
We need part II and III. Also, I heard at the end of II, when the screen says To Be Continued (Concluded), you shouldn't watch further because there is a long preview of III that is basically spoilers by today's standard.
The car was back with Marty. It wouldn't start when he returned to the future. Doc went and retrieved it
I could be wrong but you seemed like you thought Loraine knew who Calvin Klein is. She didn't. She just thought that was Marty's name because it was written on his underwear. Although the real Calvin Klein was about 18 at the time... but he didn't start his company until 1968.
I don't know if anyone commented on this yet but you were forgetting how Marty got back to the future. His time machine came back from 1955 but it stalled out on the street by the clock tower. He ran the rest of the way to see himself go back into 1955. THAT car was there the whole time. That was the car we saw at the start of the movie that backed out of the truck. There is still the one that is stalled out by the clock tower.
There's nothing cult about BTTF. It's a straight up legendary film widely considered one of the greatest movies of all time. I'm excited that you get to watch it for the first time!
A gigawatt is equal to one billion watts, and most of us are familiar with a watt. The light bulbs in our homes are typically between 60 and 100 watts. So 1.21 gigawatts would power more than 10 million light bulbs or one fictional flux capacitor in a time-traveling DeLorean.
Marty got to play the high school dance after all
So, so happy when you said you're watching the next one and the third one :D :D This is my favourite trilogy and a couple of things you mentioned during this first part will be revealed in the second one. I am not saying what yet, as that will spoil it ;) But I will comment on it after your next reaction :D
Where are you from that accent is fire my guy🔥🔥
Love this film and its sequels
you should look up The Nutty Professor 1963, Man About Town,It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Pollyanna, Bedtime for Bonzo that'll get you in to what Dock is refencing. for an other Time travel trilogy try Bill and Ted. and for just one movie The Time Machine 1960 and you can see this films cast more in Teen Wolf, Doc Hollywood,The Frighteners, Life With Mikey, Stuart Little, Homeward Bound, Addams Family 1991,Dennis the Menace,Who Framed Roger Rabbit, clue, The Pagemaster,Camp Nowhere,Angels in the Outfield,Suburban Commando
Also Johnny B Good is by Chuck Barry. That's who is on the phone
When Star Wars released in a couple of years? Try 22 years. It was released in 1977.
(About how the car is there at the end) it’s the car that Marty used to get back to 1985 lol