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

I'll say it every time... Back to the Future might be one of the most solid movies ever made.

"It's definitely got that 80's vibe" Me: Yes, most movies from the 80's do.

Honesty the fact that this movie still affects people proves that this movie was made perfectly

The motivational black guy cleaner wanting to become mayor was the mayor in the beginning of the movie running for a second term

Notice the "Lone Pine Mall" at the end... Marty drove over one of the pine trees.

Fun Fact: one of the judges for the school concert auditions, who one who says they're too loud, is the actual Huey Lewis - who sings the song Marty and his band were playing and the theme of the film itself

"Look, you're not going to be picking a fight, dad.... da...da..... daddio." LMAO

I’m 36 , watched this movie at least 100 times and still loved this reaction. Thank mate 👍

*Marty'd Dad being viciously bullied by Biff* "I like his dad, he's funny."

Dude, I've watched this movie countless times and I still get stressed out during the climax. It's just perfect excitement. I'm still waiting for that one time when Doc won't be able to connect the cables in time. I also love the irony that in these movies about time travel the main characters are constantly almost out of time. (Even the DeLorean's license plate says "OUTATIME".)

It is a classic, it is near perfect, and that soundtrack is underrated.

Fun fact: The guy saying "I'm afraid you're just too damn loud is Huey Lewis, and that's HIS song Michael J. Fox is playing.

The actress who played Jennifer in this movie was recast for the last two films because she had family issues that she needed to take care of. It's not like she left the movie industry with a bad rep or anything. But her commitments to family changed her career path and everyone was super understanding about it. Kinda like how Rick Moranis from the "Honey, we shrunk the kids" movies retired to be a parent and take care of his children.

"I don't know how but they found me." *Has big letters of his name printed on his Van. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"You're my 'density'" is still a great pickup lmao Especially if the girl knows the movie, then you've definitely won lol

I’ll never forget the week I first saw this movie in July 1985. I had just graduated high school and my friends and I went off to the Jersey Shore where we saw this movie in Wildwood. A few days later, I was in a crowd of 90,000 at Live Aid in Philadelphia. What an amazing summer to say the least.

This is as close to a perfect movie as anyone has ever come.

I kinda feel bad for you to not have that nostalgic feeling when whatching this movie specially when that theme comes on

Structurally this is a perfect movie. Literally EVERYTHING is set up and payed off.

"Who's President of the United States in 2020? "Donald Trump!" "Donald Trump!? The businessman?!"

I thought I knew this movie back to front, until I first learned in about 2015 about the switch from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall. I never pick that up in 25 odd years of viewing.

Here in Italy Marty is not Calvin Klein, but Levi Strauss.

>Imagine what Doc would do with all this time in Quarantine He'd have enough time to make his models to scale that's for sure!

The actor who plays Marty's brother is Marc McClure, he played Jimmy Olsen in the original Superman movies.

Fun Fact: Rick And Morty was based on Marty And Doc

I used to be obsessed with Back to the Future when I was younger, this and The Karate Kid.

I really like how the Delorean goes out "hot" (flame trails) and comes in "cold" (covered in ice). It's like energy is somehow being conserved across time.

Fun Fact: The ending with Doc and Marty going to the future was just a fun thing to do. At the time the movie would have been a stand alown movie.

"Hocus Pocus" and "Beetlejuice" are two more that can be watched over and over again.

2:49 if you didn't know, that guy is Huey Lewis. the singer of the songs The Power of Love and Back in Time, and leader of the band "Huey Lewis and the News"

I'm not ashamed to say that this is my favorite movie. I've probably watched it 15 times and still love it.

The movie is full of little details that change before and after his time travel. For example, the mall is Twin Pines Mall at the beginning, but Marty killed one of the pine trees in 1955. When he returns, the mall is Lone Pine Mall.

Love your style of reaction boss, you're very chill and natural like you're sitting with the viewers and just hanging out. Back to the Future is one of my favorite movies of all time. You got a sub from me brother

4:32 Twin Pines Mall 6:47 Marty runs over pine tree 16:54 Lone Pine Mall 8:06 Mayor Goldie Wilson

Fun fact, the scene in the garage where the mom contradicts herself is the only scene in all 3 movies that those 3 characters are in a room together.

Omg this man has been so deprived of some of the best cinema ever like how have you not seen this ? 😱😱

Fun fact: the mall they were at T the begining of the movie was called twin pines mall until marty ran over one of the trees as hes leaving the barn right after he time travels for the first time. Thus when he goes back its called lone pine mall.

Honestly, this is very probably the best film trilogy ever, past or future. Lots of greats, but this one is just that little extra bit special. They put so much thought into them and the acting... just everything is perfect. The funny thing about the car always failing to start... that's a real thing on real DeLoreans. The engine had problems cold starting or staying running after being hot. LOVE that they worked that into the plot.

This movie was fucking magic. Literally from another time, very few current movies can reach the "movie magic" levels this reaches.

9:32 Love how Doc Brown picks up the Tom Edison photo & asks it how can he generate that much power

If you were nine to fourteen years old and watching this in 1985 (or so), like I did, not only did you not have the benefit of age and wisdom to guide you through the story, but you also didn't have the experience of having previously watched a lot of movies whose plot lines (cinematography, etc) were influenced by Back to the Future itself. What I'm trying to say is, we had fresh eyeballs and couldn't piece together/predict the story elements like you were able to do so well...so it was just PURE magic and surprise from start to finish. This movie was a blast. On a side note, I used to rank part 3 as the "worst", because it is a little slower, and a little more adult, but the older I get, the more I consider all three to be near flawless motion pictures.

“This guys got that stormtrooper aim.” I died🤣🤣🤣🤣

I laughed quite hard at your "This is stressing me out" during the cable debacle. Because I saw this in the cinema back in 1985 when I was 11 years old, and I have seen it countless times since then... And that part ALWAYS stresses me out! EVERY TIME! 😂😂😂

Fun fact: the sign of the mall changed from “twin pines mall” to “Lone pine mall” because Marty ran over the other pine when he went back.

Oh no! You missed my favorite line in the movie! When Doc reveals his model of the town and says "Please excuse the crudity of this model. I didn't have time to build it to scale or paint it."

One of the best movie series EVER!!!

Fun fact: The first time we see the mall parking lot, the mall name was Two Pines Mall. After Marty went back in time, he crashed into one of the two pines of the original owner of the land (before the mall was constructed). And then after he went back to the future, the mall changed its name to be A Lone Pines Mall. That was a nice little detail. Also. If you watched part 2 of the movie, you'll know that Marty basically went to an alternate future where his father is a successful writer and Doc survive the incident. So in other words, Marty's original timeline was still can happened or it was completely erased.

It still amazes me how many people are still watching this movie for the first time. I remember watching this movie as a kid so many times that I think that I know every single word to that movie. I like the second movie as much as the first, the third not as much. But the first movie definitely is a special childhood memory. The older I get, I discover so many new things that just flew pass me as a kid.

the 'judge' he auditions for in the gym that says "im sorry its just too loud" is Huey Lewis, that's his song they are playiing.

When I saw it in the theatre everyone applauded at the end.

This movie never gets old 👍 Seriously, it’s one of those movies you don’t get tired of

Holy crap! You caught something i never noticed after 100+ viewings. Where his mom is asking him out after talking about girls who do that earlier in the film. Loved the video man. Subscribed.

Love small details like "Twin Pine Mall" turning into "Lone Pine Mall" at the end.

im trying to figure out how you have all those movies in your background but never watched back to the future... im confused

Every single line and shot in the 1st 10 minutes sets up the entire movie. It's perfect.

“I cant believe you didnt tell me your car had a blind spot!”

18:44 You said it was quite the cliffhanger, but the writers had no intention of making a sequel until the audience demanded it. It was a long 5 year wait for those of us around back then to see what happened after the DeLorean flew away.

Did you see that twin pine mall changed to lone pine mall because he drove over the pine tree at the farm?

Your mind DID spoil the ending...LOL You are right about the clock tower.

Great video but I was kinda expecting you to notice how the situation with young Biff getting George to do his homework is exactly the same as in 1985 at their place of work he still writes Biff's reports and somehow Briff is senior to him. I never thought much of it as a kid, but that idea really makes me sad as I've gotten older, the whole nothing-ever-changes thing.

This guy: “Whoa, I just had an epiphany!” Me: “Yes, yes...!” This Guy: “Is the lightning strike on the clock tower how Marty goes back to the present?” Me: “Yes!!! Bingo! Well done, sir.”

If you're talking about the song the power of love - it's from huey Lewis and he also played the teacher that told him that his song (that the pinheads were playing) was just too darn loud

dude you are like ,,THAT,, best friend that we all aprriciate to watch movies with you know? that listens to conversations, that gets INTO the movie, the characters, that one who wants to understand the weight behind every scene. i appriciate it soo much that i found you. you are 100000X better than ,,those react,, channels that say all the shit just to satisfy viewers. i am really happy someone has deeper understanding that watching movies isn't always just for ,,fun,, , that it is more than that. like on every vid you upload

This is my favorite movie of all time, I'm a bit older than you, but I love it when a new viewer gets to enjoy this film for the first time. My 9 year old daughter just watched it with me, and I was crying with joy, because she got it and loved it too. Thank you for sharing :)

Quarantine has me watching a lot of RU-vidrs react to some of my favorite movies. Back to the Future is my absolute favorite. I'm only two minutes in, but I've already subbed. Keep up the quality content, Brandon.

2:50 You missed Huey Lewis there :) It was funny back in the day cause HL & and the News were HUGE and of course Marty is playing their song, which is one of the theme songs of the movie, which is so meta awesome it blew our minds :) Back in Time and Power of Love... what a great band, and great songs.

It is absolutely crazy to me that you have this huge collection of movies behind you and you’ve never seen this movie until this year. Really one of the greats, glad you enjoyed it.

The actor/comedian who plays Biff (Tom Wilson) is in reality a super nice guy. Great with his fans, and a terrific sense of humor.

Lorain: "When I kiss you, it's like I'm kissing... by brother." Wait! What? She kissed her brother?!

A surprise indeed , but a welcomed one..

"I'm afraid your just too darn loud" is being said by a cameo of Huey Lewis, the actual composer-singer of that song, "The Power of Love"

Fun fact: The red Gibson ES-345 TD Marty is playing at the dance hadnt even been invented in 1955. It was a later model but the props department insisted on it. And! Norman Harris of legendary "Normans rare guitars" rented the guitar to the studios for a weekly fee that in the end was MUCH MUCH higher than the chance to buy it. He suggested buying the guitar for the time of the movie being filmed sevral times to them but they didnt care and payed a bill that was about 10 times higher than the actual guitar price - then they returned it back after the movie was wrapped

For someone who seems to universally like movies, it seems unlikely that you'd watch Back To The Future until now for just this video. I'm calling shenanigans.

You should watch the edited version of back to the future in concert its super great, its on youtube an orchestra is playing the themes in the movie ☺️

OMG! Out of all the reactions I’ve seen so far of this movie, yours is my favorite!

I always forget that the "Roads? Where we're going, we don't NEED roads!" line is from the very end of this movie.

Huh . Kelvin Klein ? In the French version of the movie Marty's being called Pierre Cardin 😁

If people ask me what my favourite movie is right now I would say that Pulp Fiction is probably the best movie I have ever seen. I still have to watch many classic masterpieces like The Seven Samurai tho. But I always say that if I have the option to either watch Pulp Fiction or Back to the Future again most of the time I would pick the latter because in my opinion it’s such an easy feel good movie that’s always entertaining.

I just stumbled on you couple days ago and I already watched five of your videos it’s crazy how 30 to 20 minutes goes by so fast you’re doing such a great job.. it feels 100% real reactions...great channel

Lone Pine Mall -- vs -- Twin Pine Mall. Because of Doc's story about the old Peabody. Such attention to details that other franchises would do well to take close to heart.

One of Biff's friends is Cal from Titanic!

When the first movie came out, it was the summer of 1985, so I was 16 at the time. I remember going to see it when it came out, and yes, it was a great movie at that time (as it still is). There were other great movies though, so at the time, this one didn't seem like a groundbreaking movie (to me). It was just a great, fun and entertaining movie. I also remember that about a month after this came out, "Teen Wolf" came out (also a Michael J. Fox movie). Teen Wolf wasn't such a great movie. My friends and I enjoyed it, but when compared to Back to the Future, it is very forgettable. But as great as Back to the Future is on your TV, that's nothing compared to seeing it on the big screen with the movie theater sound.

I saw this back in 1985. That scene with Doc and the lightning was soo stressful. Yep it was massive!

Dude, you're the best, been a pleasure reliving these beautiful movies with you man!

A interested fact is they pronounce the word gigawatts incorrectly without knowing it when they made the movie but it worked out for the best in the movie.

From the same director, I advise you the dark comedy "Death becomes her", with Bruce Willis and Merryl Streep. This is quite hilarious, altough very dark humour! But the dialogue are excellent and fun.

I saw this movie when it came out in the cinema age 14 with mom and sister.. loved it and everyone had a crush on Michael J Fox after this came out.

As a mega huge Back To The Future fan since I was 6, I loved this. You really gave the movie a great reaction from start to finish. One thing I will say is no matter how many times I watch these movies, I always find something new to connect dots to. New subscriber!

Excellent work Brandon! Loving the fact you’ve finally watched this classic ;) saw you over on Tuberitual (Ryan), take care, good luck and keep it up!

This used to be my all time favorite movie for many years. Then I got older and Tron Legacy took the cake for a very short period of time. Then I got even older and it became The Fountain. With Hugh Jackman. And that's the state of today. I have weird taste....

This remains one of the best written screenplays in film history, period. Fight me.

Great video man, this is one of my favourite movies so seeing this made me happy, keep up the good work

Brandon likes movies...he just hasn't seen any of them until recently.

May I recommend the movie "Contact"? Same director (Zemeckis) and music (Silvestri)

Alan Silvestri composed the theme for BttF. He also composed music for Predator(1987), Forrest Gump, Avengers: Infinity War + Endgame, Captain America: The First Avenger, Ferngully, Judge Dredd, Cast Away, Eraser, and a whole bunch of others. Dude's collection of work is amazing.

This is my 9 year old daughters favorite movie, and she isn't sheltered from any movie. It proves it's timeless.

fun fact just incase you didn't know, or didn't learn.... the opening theme, and the music marty is playing in the audition. was sung and performed by the same dude who told him "sorry but i'm afraid you're just too darn loud" Hewy Lewis

If you haven't watched Edge of Tomorrow with Emily Blunt and Tom Cruise, I highly recommend! Loving your reactions!

You're a genius Brandon, you fricking figured out the whole movie like 1/3 of the way through lol

Notice the Spielbergian themes - the depth movement in many scenes; the ET sadness before happiness; the bond between the kid & the wise adult.