BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING 

Loved your reactions!

Imagine my surprise seeing my 15th birthday on the movie screen.

Can you imagine if you kept the ticket?

Wow, I didn't realize that was the original release date of this movie that was one the time machine's console for the departure date

Don't know if the magic wore off, but I couldn't quite get into the 3rd movie. Often all the best ideas are tried in the 1st or 2nd movie, because they don't know it'll be a hit.

There are still JC Penny's at many malls in 2024....

@@MLJ7956 Yep, there is 2 JC Penneys at 2 different malls where I live.

I still shop there, at two of the malls near me ❤

Glad you enjoyed it!

Agreed!

The song is called “Johnny B. Goode”

Johnny B. Goode.

And #3!

"The only thing that generate that kind of power is a bolt of lightning. Unfortunately no one knows where or when they're ever going to strike"...

Yes, I feel it will make a better reaction for part 3 if you do not see the trailer at the end of part 2. With the success of the first one, they filmed part 2 and 3 at the same time, so they already had the trailer for part 3.

It was actually a teaser rather than a full trailer for part 3 at the end of part 2, it doesn't reveal much of anything that wasn't already said by both Marty & Doc in part 2 movie already. All anything that anyone will actually see (that hasn't been seen already) are short out-of-context visual action clips from the 3rd film with only one line of dialogue from an unknown character (at that point) saying "Hey McFly" with zero explanation or context for it. So the only thing a person can take away from the teaser is just how part 3 will look/sound like....the original purpose of the teaser (when shown in theaters in 1989) in the end of part 2 was to reassure audiences that there was going to be a part 3 soon & they were not going to end the movies storylines with the part 2 cliffhanger (because audiences would have to wait almost a full year to see part 3) and to hype them up for part 3. Nowadays, it is up to people if they want to watch that 30 second teaser at the end of part 2 or not. Does it really actually spoil anything, no, not really (like I said above, all it would ever spoil, is how part 3 will look like & shows various possible new characters visually with no actual context in their connection with Marty & Doc for that 3rd film). If people don't want to see what part 3 looks like, then stop it at part 2's "To Be Concluded" but if anyone does see the 30 second teaser (no matter if intentionally or accidentally) it isn't really going to spoil anything majorly important....I will say this, when I showed my girlfriend the Back To The Future trilogy (for the first time several years ago) and we came towards the end of part 2, I asked her if she wanted to see the 30 second teaser of part 3. She said "yes". After the teaser, I then asked her if she understood anything from the plot of part 3 from that teaser, she said "no, it gave nothing away" for her. I last asked her, "did it hype you up to want to see part 3?". She said "Yes, let's watch part 3 right now", and we did. 😁. Peace ✌️.

The Arnold Schwarzenegger action-comedy film 'The Last Action Hero' (1993) pokes fun at/parodies the 555 phone numbers that are used in movies (as well the story parodies the entire action movie genre in the film as well). Definitely worth a watch if people like action-comedy movies & Arnold Schwarzenegger. 😁

More than that, Huey Lewis wrote the song "The Power of Love" that Marty's band, "The Pinheads", were playing and, of course, Lewis and the News' "The Power of Love" is a prominent song of the soundtrack in the film.

@@lawrenceroberts3342 exactly

And they were extreamly buggy

C'mon, the first was the best. There was no experience like the first when it came out.

These two have something similar in their culture. The whole Fifties dating thing is a foreign concept, pun intended.

I will go watch them now. I ❤the tribal people channel too!

Our pleasure!

Spielberg was the producer of the Back To The Future trilogy, not the director...The doctor of all 3 films was Robert Zemeckis (who directed Forest Gump, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Romancing The Stone, Cast Away, Death Becomes Her, Contact, What Lies Beneath, Beowulf, Flight & The Polar Express...to name a few).

The director of this movie is Bob Zemeckis 🎬🍿 SS is a producer on this.🤗

It is a teaser rather than a full trailer for part 3 at the end of part 2, it doesn't reveal much of anything that wasn't already said by both Marty & Doc in part 2 movie already. All anything that anyone will actually see (that hasn't been seen already) are short out-of-context visual action clips from the 3rd film with only one line of dialogue from an unknown character (at that point) saying "Hey McFly" with zero explanation or context for it. So the only thing a person can take away from the teaser is just how part 3 will look/sound like....the original purpose of the teaser (when shown in theaters in 1989) in the end of part 2 was to reassure audiences that there was going to be a part 3 soon & they were not going to end the movies storylines with the part 2 cliffhanger (because audiences would have to wait almost a full year to see part 3) and to hype them up for part 3. Nowadays, it is up to people if they want to watch that 30 second teaser at the end of part 2 or not. Does it really actually spoil anything, no, not really (like I said above, all it would ever spoil, is how part 3 will look like & shows various possible new characters visually with no actual context in their connection with Marty & Doc for that 3rd film). If people don't want to see what part 3 looks like, then stop it at part 2's "To Be Concluded" but if anyone does see the 30 second teaser (no matter if intentionally or accidentally) it isn't really going to spoil anything majorly important. I will say this, when I showed my girlfriend the Back To The Future trilogy (for the first time several years ago) and we came towards the end of part 2, I asked her if she wanted to see the 30 second teaser of part 3. She said "yes". After the teaser, I then asked her if she understood anything from the plot of part 3 from that teaser, she said "no, it gave nothing away" for her. I last asked her, "did it hype you up to want to see part 3?". She said "Yes, let's watch part 3 right now", and we did...

It's so good!

Another old movie I think you'd enjoy is Romancing the Stone.

That was a very good movie from 1984....and one of the first films to use CGI effects in movies (instead of models and other optical effects like older films did).

And Who Framed Roger Rabbit....

its Philips knockoff earphone 😂😂 , thank you for being awesome and for your support ❤️❤️

thank you.

They "got" the movie and story and recognized what a great movie it was,

Thank you!! 😁

Love that movie

Yooooooooo they aren't ready...lol