Back To The Future Part III: Time's Up, Runt! 

Um, Darth Vader springs to mind. Dave Prowse/James Earl Jones. (

@@jameswest4692 darth vader played the same character biff didn’t

@@johnny9000 Ah, i get it, he means the same actor for different role villains in a set of movies? But doesn't state that. He just says "same actor for the main villains" Any villain who appears in a trilogy played by the same actor would count. Anyway doesnt the actor play the same Biff in BTTF 1 and 2? Just at different stages in his life? In the 3rd film he is a different character but the same in first 2

Dirty Harry

What about Gian Maria Volente in Fistful of Dollars and For a few dollars more.

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This is totally underrated

That’s perfect! 🤣

BRUH

It shows how three generations tannons are full of s***

Yeah. "Like attracts like."

@@natesmith5493 Except Griff Tannen didn't land in Manure, he crashed through GLASS! OUCH! :( I'd rather land in Manure than crash through GLASS! :(

@@MarySmith-lv3mo still hurts like shit

@@walrusArmageddon Bravo, bravo

Yup. Such a well-written trilogy that ties all 3 movies together perfectly.

Also is a Sergie Leonie reference to A Fistful of Dollars played by Clint Eastwood, as the man with no name. Clint’s character also wears a steel plate to protect himself getting shot.

@@GamingLovesJohn yeah that was pretty obvious since it's foreshadowed in Part 2 when Biff and the naked ladies watch that exact scene on the tv, not to mention Marty's alias in this time period is literally "Clint Eastwood"

@@Sparc-qe1xp not obvious if someone hadn't seen the movie. I have young mates who don't even know who Clint Eastwood is...which I always found incredible. By the same token though they talk about bands I've never heard of hahaha

Plus in an old Clint Eastwood movie he too wore a bulletproof vest.

Here, here. That’s got to be some kind of record in cinema.

Yeah and everytime the poor dude appears he gets covered in shit.

He should be a national treasure in my opinion.

Thomas did godlike acting in this . how come he dint get any award for this is beyond me.

Yea n each one lands in literal shit

He was aiming for the head

@@JAVIXcr More like the heart. Shoot at the mass.

@@Wired4Life2 watch the movie Avengers Endgame and you'll eventually get the reference

@@braxtonpierce8768 I obviously got the reference (thanks, Thor), but this is a duel.

ah daughter, perhaps i treated u 2 harshly

Aim for the heart Ramon...

@@guscanterbury9225 I get the reference

he should have gone for the head

I was just thinking what a good shot he was. Marty is lucky he didn’t aim for his head.

@@carltontaylor6500 Nobody actually aims for the head in real life without a high magnification scope. The head is such a small target that you have a better chance hitting anything by aiming for the torso. And since medicine suck ass back then, a bullet that doesn’t kill you instantly would still guarantee a slow death

ESTP villain

George mcfly the first was better actor i guess he has so brillante character to play

And a great voice actor in Spongebob.

I think I like Buford's character more than any of the Biffs. He has this humorous aspect that isn't direct but entertaining

@@ccricers yes you have s great point. But I mean George got so into the nerd insecure character he inspired so much pitty

It’s what makes them unique.

Béa jase they are manure

It runs in his family

A sensible dislike honestly

Yup

Oh we totally didn’t notice that

Great spot

Like father like son

*sound

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Buford's problem is that he is overly arrogant. He planned to shoot someone who already looked dead. Arrogant. MOST People would have walked away when it looked like Marty was DEAD, not try to shoot them again. Buford should have smugly walked away and then have Marty come up behind him and whack him with the iron door.

@@MarySmith-lv3mo I notice that many(or some) Bad Guys seem to have Blonde Hair what is it about Blonde Bad Guys I See this in Karate Kid,Harry Potter,Rocky and BTTF are Blonde Villains good at being arrogant?.

@@MarySmith-lv3mo That's the bully mentality. They think they're better than everyone else and have to show it.

his defeat was extremely satisfying. not only does he get everything he deserves, but everything Marty attacks him with reflects the previous 2 movies; he admires Clint Eastwood using this move while watching the movie in his hot tub (unknowingly praising the move his enemy would use on him later) he falls in the manure (just like the first 2 movies) and penultimately, Marty sucker-punches him out *just like George Mcfly* did in the original. it was wonderful. they could not have done his defeat better. the highlights were that he lost to an unarmed man *AFTER* shooting him, breaking his head in on a tombstone that ironically states "HERE LIES," and then getting arrested and humiliated rather than dying in a shootout the way he'd probably want to go out.

Red eye from chewing tobacco😂 like John Marston

Buford is full of arrogance. He reminds me of some lookalike named Biff...;)

@@MarySmith-lv3mo sounds like a butthead to me. You talking about the guy who's car got covered in horse shit?

he even bows as if it was a performance

@@MarySmith-lv3mothe “manure” doesn’t fall very far from the Tannen Tree.

Not just that. He shot an unarmed man. That's something you just didn't do. It's dishonorable

That was mentioned earlier in the film anyway.

Rider.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RW48ugOiA6Q.html

So many fun little details like that

It was mentioned earlier in the movie it was supposed to be either Emmett's or Marty's grave

They don't have attention to detail like that anymore. Most new movies are made for short attention spans.

Buford is full of arrogance. So is his Great Grandson Biff and his Great Great Great Grandson Griff...;)

I remember at least one BTTF Fans saying they didn't like Marty's personality in Part 2 and thought he was money obsessed(The scene where middle aged Marty KNOWINGLY decides to do an Illegal thing for money was shocking and Marty also planned to gamble using Gray's Sports Almanac from the future before Old Biff took it instead) and egotistical. At least one Fan said something like," Marty in Part 2 isn't as good of a good guy as I thought at first. Middle aged Marty put his children's well being at stake just for money and to protect his ego. Shame as he was so wholesome in Part 1. Thank God Marty came back to his senses in Part 3 and went back to being wholesome "

@@MarySmith-lv3mo what's funny is "future marty's" actions in that 2nd movie were supposed to show how he'd end up if he kept letting himself get pushed around and goaded into things by people like Needles, who caused his car crash that took him out of a possible music career and stuff - it's not meant to show who marty truly is, but just how he'd end up if he continued down his path without the growing and maturing the whole franchise was about lol

It just goes to show that it doesn't matter how much power you have in here. (Points to my arms). It matters how much power you have up in here. (Points to my brain)

It's just a lightweight family film. Wow, you like the sound of your own voice.

And Marty knew even if he can he can't shoot the Tannen ancestor, it'd collapse his own timeline as well.

It's not foreshadowing if it references an event that happened in the past. Not unless it's going to having happened before it was shown in the future.

@@lordskeletorde Foreshadowed in the timeline of the movie series itself. From the viewer's point of view.

Preshadowed.

It’s a fistful of dollars stupid ever watching Clint Eastwood movies no offense peace.

Yep, A Fistfull of Dollars

@Tony Mario if you died in fair duel it was ok but here you have kid or more a teenager who never wanted to fight and droped the gun nobody that have at least a bit of honour would never kill unarmed opponent in a duel or no one with a bit of honor would congratulate you on killing an unarmed opponent

Back then, if you were a teen you were considered a man. But yeah, people would be shocked if you shot a 17 year old

Mad Dog I hate that name..I hate it yeh hear...Nobody calls me MadDog, especially not some duded up egg suckin gutter trash....Man those lines

@@TheMotorman1981 "I think you ain't nothing but a gutless yellow turd!"

@@amyartlover Biff Tannen..What you lookin at butthead? Say hi to your mom for me!!

I hope it's not remade before I die of old age. This is my all time favorite series and I never want to see it remade. Honestly, I wouldn't mind waking up and discovering I'm in a parallel universe where all the modern remakes never exist; discover that there's a hell of a lot more original movies. I'm so tired of so many classics being remade. Where did all the creative movie writers go?

@@TidanLikida the only remake i want is Back to the future remixed with the terminator franchise. with AI tech, this could happen ;)

A spin off set in the same universe and its own original story with its own original characters is the only way i see of bringing back the franchise. Maybe bring doc and marty back for a scene or 2

The worst is, knowing Hollywood, this time it will be all second rate female actors, to be fair and diverse.

@@jorgschulze3393 that’s exactly what ghostbusters did💀 they somewhat redeemed themselves by making a much better movie but still

Now I know why they based Rick and Morty off of back to the future

@@zerodarklumens4843 its based off the real adventures of Doc & Marhti

now u say that i relized wait hold on true

Marty says Bastards not dastards

@@mrcoconut3652 cmon dont ruin the fun :(

Doc thinks of Marty as a son

@@masonmaxwell5520 And Marty Already Viewed Doc as a Father Figure even Before the First Trip to 1955.

Considering his using of that rifle, you’re absolutely right. Perhaps thats why both times he tried to shoot Doc, his men were holding him. Maybe he even feared facing Doc in a fair gunfight.

He probably also felt terrible that his invention indirectly got Marty killed

wise word

I loved that scene.

This was actually my favourite. But it is undeniable that Part 1 is the Ultimate Classic. So i'd order them Part 1, Part 3 then Part 2

I think those people were suffering from western fatigue because in my mind this is easily a better movie than 2

Back to the Future is the best film trilogy ever

I like this better than Part 2. Part 1 is the best though.

Well, after the first one which had heart and the second which had all the time travel, you sort of think this just settles into standard Western stuff. Of course, this one mirrors the first in a way, with the characters being stuck in the past until a certain time when they can go back to 1985.

My face when I read this comment: 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

@@undeadk3 its a joke, dude! *SHOOTS!*

@@shafinaymaanfahmi9960 an overused joke

@@user-vw4cg1xq7r You mean underused cuz i literally see no one writing this joke

@@shafinaymaanfahmi9960 where have you been? Were you stranded on an island? Perhaps on a coma? Or were you on a no-internet retreat? Cameraman jokes are everywhere.

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An arcade game isn’t quite the same thing as a gun with recoil, but interesting analogy.

@@thedarkninja2000 Marty also showed off at the county fair with the real gun, showing that he was crack shot with it too. Of course, Marty probably wan't as quick with a quickdraw as Tannen was, so that could have easily been a deciding factor if he chose to duel Tannen fairly without the iron vest.

Marty *could* have beat tannen at his _own_ game, but since shootouts and guns are for thugs like Tannen, decided to beat him in the most manly way possible: with his bare hands, and balls of steel. ....and a steel plate. but mostly Balls of steel.

@@hobomike6935 Just like his dad!

If he used his gun, Biff wouldn't exist.

There was no way he was going to miss any. Bufford was barely still on his feet after getting clocked by that cast iron stove door.

Marty always seemed pretty athletic in spite of his size.

@@axebomber2108 he was VERY athletic and it saved his life in all 3 movies. he's kinda like Aladdin; he's skinny and not that tall and intimidating, but extremely strong, wiry, agile, and fast on his feet. this causes enemies to underestimate him

to manure :D

And all three hated manure😁

@@zsoltkiss545 Actually, Griff got a face full of window glass in Part 2 after hurtling headlong into it on his out of control Pit Bull Hoverboard. Though you could say he was in the shit. Just not literally.

When Marty says "I'll hit you so hard, your ancestor/descendant will feel it", he means it.

think about it; Marty beat Biff's family in: >the past (this movie) >the present (his dad's in the movie, AND his own present in the video game) >the future (second movie)

Or your density.

He actually isn’t fond of the role, really. People keep assuming that he is exactly like those characters, but he is actually a big softie in real life.

I remember a BTTF Fan saying,"Man, Biff is a terrible shot. Buford would roll in his grave knowing that." 🤣

he was a notorious outlaw for a reason (he was a deadeye with a gun and not to be trifled with, and successfully committed many crimes including robbing the pine city stage before wandering over to Hill Valley, mostly thanks to his quickdraw skills and deadly aim.) I think Marshal Strickland had the skills to match him, wanted him dead, and was planning to make a move on him, but just couldn't catch him at the right time; he camped outside the town, kept backshooters with him at all times, and was always hanging out in crowded areas with too many unarmed civilians that could get injured in a crossfire. Thankfully Marty beat him and they could bring him to justice alive rather than dead =D

@@hobomike6935 Nah, Marshal always used a shotgun and made sure he was relatively close to Tannen, indicating he wasn't a good shot and knew he couldn't beat him in a straight fight. Hell a deleted scene shows him getting out shot and then killed by Tannen.

And everyone laughing at Tannen when he falls face first into the manure

Technically he beat the crap into Tannen.

@@ericstoverink6579 that’s what he just said

@@thewolverine8414 no he said "out of tannen"

And lands Him in, The Crap

1:36 😂😂😂

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*Marty switches off TV*

He did a crappy move

I saw! It was so funny "What is that thing?" "N-nothing! A umm, science experiment!" "Ok..." "Great Scott!"

It was a fun cameo, even though it didn't make sense continuity wise, since Doc trying to fix the time machine in the barn was in 1885, which isn't the year _A Million Ways To Die in the West_ takes place in.

@@loganbigmo alright smart ass

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@@loganbigmo maybe he went again?

*Turns off TV with remote*

@@westerner1966 hey what the hell? What the hell are you doing in here?

Party over Biff, Sorry Ladies.

@@Perich29 how’d you get past my security downstairs?

@@joeytaylor1021 There’s a little matter we need to talk about.

"What if he shot me in the face?" - Harry Dunne

He knew Buford wouldn't do that.

Marty: "I knew he wouldn't. It wasn't in the script."

Despite what every fps ever would tell you, hitting the head is pretty damn hard. Body shots are usually preferred since if your torso is shredded, you're dying either way, why risking a miss with a headshot

Maybe Doc' Back in the past from the past/Future.

Wilson must have practiced the move. If you go back and watch Marty practicing in front of the mirror and then watch how fast Buford draws and fires Marty would have lost.

@@spaceflight1019 They actually did, a lot, on the set.

@@LITTLE1994 , if they were drag racing, Buford would have gotten a holeshot on Marty.

He got the idea from a movie.

@@spaceace4387 Yes, I knew that already. I'm just saying that it was a good idea.

@@lunarose698 oh

Marty got the idea from the movie he saw when Clint Eastwood wearing bullet proof vest in Back to the future 2.

Seamus: "shoot him, lad!" Marty: *"we're gonna do what's called a 'pro-gamer' move."*

@@hobomike6935 Seamus wouldn't have liked that either especially after hearing Marty saying that they should settle the problem like men which can be by fistfight or talking it over like men especially after Buford shot him, his henchmen were not happy either feeling that Buford should have taken Marty's advice. Especially Seamus looked very sad at 1:26 and from 1:37-1:39 feeling that it should have been him being the one to get shot for one thing, he was the first enemy of Buford with Marty as Clint Eastwood replaced him and Seamus coming to the Palace Saloon felt that he owes Marty to be there feeling sorry for Marty.

@Verity Perhaps Doc's look was like he was saying "Marty, why did you drop your gun which gave Tannen the opportunity to shoot you?" or his look was like he was thinking "now I can't head back to 1985 without Marty, what will his parents say now that he's dead?"

@@afriendofbean Doc could have just found a way to reverse time and prevent Marty's death if Marty had really died in that scene.

@@MarySmith-lv3mo Yes, he could have done that but, maybe he only had a certain amount of power in the time machine to go back in time. Unless maybe he traveled back to 1985 by himself and when he got back, he could then reverse time to go back and prevent Marty's death.

In reality, he probably would not have gotten up after a hit to the head with the iron plate. But Hollywood is not real big on reality or realism.

good catch!

Tannen may have also wanted him to suffer to he didn’t aim for the head

He knew that Tannen would try to shoot him in the heart to kill him. That's what they usually did in these gunfights.

@@sha11235 But Tannen didn't shoot Marty's HEART, he shot Marty's STOMACH....

I think this duel was like walking a tight rope because Marty couldn't kill Tannen either, just overpower him. Because his dad's future depended on standing up to Biff, killing Buford could have BIG consequences on the McFlys

@@ccricers Yep, killing Buford would mean that Biff wouldn't have existed. Who knows, without standing up to Biff, George may have let himself get harassed into KILLING someone or People even as an Adult....

Dan Castro I didn’t know he voiced him! Just the bully and the strangler in Spongebob

You can be a nice guy in real life and play villains. It's the same as assholes in real life playing heroes.

How about this? He also played Detective Matt Bluestone in Disney’s Gargoyles.

@@Nick64266 also in Spongebob he played the Bouncer for the Salty Spatoon, Patrick's real dad and fake dad *(Ironically named Marty)* .

@@Denchar1138 He played a sheriff in Camp No Where

I agree. Perfect antagonist

It’s so hard to believe that he played these characters so well after you see him in real life being so nice. He is an amazing actor

I like his flies too.

Yes this us classic

Trump Biff? Lol

@@eldarius237 Yep, in the second movie when Biff gets rich, they modelled him after Donald Trump, similar hairstyle etc. And they gave him a huge-ass building called Biff's Pleasure Palace similar to the Trump Tower.

@@MrGiselbartWas Trump that famous back then?

@@eldarius237 I think so. Mind you, I am not entirely familiar with his history, as I am not from the US, but before he ran for president he starred in reality tv alongside being a businessman I believe. Heck, even in Lethal Weapon 2 ( with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover) he gets referenced when they find a huge load of money in a druglord's container :P

@@eldarius237 He was. Also more respected than after he became president and embarassed himself.

Poetic Justice.

​@@mikaelpersaud5094agreed.

Alden R. Davis “I hate manure”

@@tommybrown6305 Actually that line came after "pfft, ssspppt, pffft, pfffftt".... the sound of spitting manure.

They cut the murder of the Marshall, sadly.

I always thought it was strange why I didn't see Marshall Strickland in this scene. I didn't know until several years later he was killed by Buford in a deleted scene.

@@kevinwozniak3308 They had to cut that line / scene because it would have resulted in a major paradox and disrupted the space time continuoum. Since strickland had already appeared in 1955 and 1985... chasing and shooting slackers.