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@@morganoconnell9824 SO DID I GODDAMN IT

3-peat. Me too!

Make that 5.

you beat me to it

This is for me one of the best movies of all time.

Hopefully Disney don't have the chance to destroy this one as well

And to think.. it was rejected 13 times before Universal gave the go ahead but only when Romancing the Stone was a hit, which thankfully it was!

@@joseheilmeyer Disney doesn't own Back To The Future. When regarding a reboot, writer/director, Robert Zemeckis, has also mentioned "Oh, God no. That can’t happen until both Bob and I are dead. And then I’m sure they’ll do it, unless there’s a way our estates can stop it. I mean, to me, that’s outrageous. Especially since it’s a good movie. It’s like saying ‘Let’s remake Citizen Kane. Who are we going to get to play Kane?’ What folly, what insanity is that? Why would anyone do that?”

@@luxurybuzz3681 I know it, but it's not for lack of trying to trash things which today is a Disney trademark

If I remember correctly, he was apologizing to her so much, she actually got upset at him for it, because it became so annoying.

He's a Darling, but still a Butthead 😂😂😍😍

@@homiedclownwhat a butt head

Well heck, at the time this was filmed, I dont know if I would be able to keep my hands off Leah Thompson. She was so damn pretty, I had the biggest crush on her when this movie was out! Yes, I'm that old. Child of the 80's here!

@@RyoHazuki224dude you shouldn’t say stuff like that it’s extremely creepy 🤢

i never knew that, but that's really sweet :)

Also wasn't the time machine supposed to be a fridge?

@@crayzeewhorse It was! From what I understand, that was only really early in development but, yeah, they thought about Doc making the time machine out of an old fridge! Then, they realized that if it looked too much like a fridge it might encourage kids to climb inside their fridges at home (which would obviously be dangerous). But, I think Bob Zemeckis (the director/co-writer) always kinda wanted it to be a vehicle, anyway. So, I don't think the fridge idea lasted very long.

@@crayzeewhorse Everything can be made into a time machine, even a goddamn microwave oven :J Hmm but I remember that there was once a movie in which the time machine was made out of a chair rotating with super fast speed. I can't remember the title though…

​@@bonbonponyThat's the original Time Machine by H G Wells...written in 1895!

Yep. All true

If you have not done so already - watch the movie Galaxy Quest. Same deal - basically a perfect movie..... amazing, so funny (helps to be an ORIGINAL Star Trek show fan, but not required...)

Exactly. I would also list this one under "perfect movies". So is Empire Strikes Back and so is LotR Return of the King.... I could list a couple more if I think...

@@floyd2222 Galaxy Quest is awesome. Have you seen the documentary Never Surrender? So wholesome. I would love to see someone do a double reaction to both. I really started loving Justin Long even more since I've seen the docu. Ironically he brings a little Marty McFly impression at some part in the docu but I don't wanna spoil too much....

Favorite little easter egg is the Twin Pines Mall becoming the Lone Pine Mall at the end, cuz Marty ran over Old Man Peabody's pine tree.

It's gotten to the point where the changes in the timeline in the first movie are labeled as "Twin pines timeline" and "Lone pine timeline".

Oh wow! I never noticed that! Thanks

This movie is very well written (unlike the Omicron thingy episode in Galaxy Quest ;-) )

@@floyd2222 Omega 13, molecular re-aranger, brings the universe back in time 13 seconds except the one who uses it.

@@Knight121198 sorry, was kind of an "in joke" to myself - Gwen (Sigourney Weaver) screaming "This episode was badly written!!" Love, love, love Galaxy Quest...

I know. Hilarious =D

Right? I feel like most reacters don't even notice it. The line that slays me, it's not in this movie, I think it's in BTTF 3, is when Marty says "Great Scott!" and doc says "I know, it's heavy."

@@Dad...... It's funny because it's so fitting of Doc 😄

@@suthius85 Haha, exactly. He views life through such a utilitarian view, like a true man of science lol.

I also like the scene where Doc Brown says, "How did they find me?" while his name is literally on the truck in the parking lot. LOL!

it is!

Pun intended?

@@PadreDePato Not this time...

Nope. Just this one.

Oh yes it is, lol. The third one was my least favourite as a kid, and as I get older, I appreciate it a lot more. It's my favourite one now, lol.

That's what I've heard too. My wife saw him do standup in Dallas once (before we ever met; not sure why I felt that was relevant to share but here we are), and said he was just super delightful, self-effacing, and just came across like a really great dude.

Just stop asking him the question. (he does a song as part of his comedy about BTTF that's basically a run down of everything people ask him and "stop asking the question" is basically the chorus.

My ex worked on a TV show that the actor guest starred in and he couldn't have been nicer.

Also: he's fucking great on the TV show "Freaks and Geeks"

@@JeffKelly03 He and his character are one of the saddest parts of that show not lasting. I'd have loved to see how he grew as a character.

Your mom was old when the movie came out.

that's a great way to look at it!

That's pretty much the case one long movie that picks up where the previous part left off

2 & 3 literally are 2 halves of the same movie and were filmed back to back and there are many foreshadowing things in #2 that have a payoff in #3. The end of the first one was not actually planned as a setup for a sequel just as a funny ending

I love them all, but find that 2 dips in the alternative 1985 segment. But it more than makes up for that in the super detailed retrofitting of the 1955 scenes. I have fun with my kids trying to work out how many deloreans exist in 1955 at any given time.

@@mediaserver8265 I love the alternate 1985 Biffworld in the second movie for how dark it gets. It's like It's A Wonderful Life, and I remember it being the only part of the trilogy that actually gave me real anxiety wondering how our heroes were going to get out of the mess they were in. Parts 1 and 3 have fantastic action sequences but I'm never worried for real that everyone won't get out of it okay in the end.

It’s amazing, you could easily cut them all into a single long movie.

I mean, in the end it is a single movie, only split into 3 parts.

@@wackyvorlon like kill bill

In my humble opinion number1 is the best, then 3, then 2. But that's just my opinion.

I saw parts 2 and 3 in the theater as a kid. The hype was real, but imo part 2 kills part 3. Both were decent, they just don't match the genius of the original. Look out for Elijah Wood in part 2 btw. 😉

Do you know another FLEA ? Did it really need to be specified that he was from Chilli Peppers ? Flea is like Yngwie Malmsteen, if you drop in and say Ymgwie J Malmsteen LOL. it's not like there is another

@@martinkuliza - not everybody in the entire galaxy may know who he is - or who the Red Hot Chili Peppers! That's why I "specified" So Don't be such a hateful little Bitch! I Don't know what crawled up your ass and died, but I was trying to help out other people understand the movie connections! I didn't see YOU do anything helpful! So you can suck it!

@@robertaviles8451 RE "Don't be such a hateful little Bitch!" WOW... AREN'T YOU GOING TO FEEL STUPID AFTER THIS COMMENT LOL Ok 1. I'm not being hateful nor was i being hateful, it was a joke 2. Says the guy who is being hateful 3. Says the guy who followed up with ... 3a - "I Don't know what crawled up your ass and died" 3b - " I didn't see YOU do anything helpful! " 3c - "So you can suck it!" wow mate, did you ever consider that my comment was just a joke ? you must be young, because only a young person WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION OR 2 FIRST would call someone a little bitch, tell them to go suck it, mention something up someone's arse and then put themselves in a dominant position again..... I wasn't being hateful it was a joke are you really that sensitive that i can't say to you "flea needs no introduction" ? by the way ... I disagree, I truly believe that EVERYONE IN THE ENTIRE FUCKING UNIVERSE KNOWS HOW FLEA IS Flea is too weird to not be noticed, i mean, we've seen his arse during an entire concert ok Next... Not everyone has to be helpful always You were TRYING TO HELP right ? I was TRYING to add a bit of comedy to life you don't seem like you were helping though, you seem like you want to abuse the fuck out of something (hang on there's more) then abuse the fuck out of them again, and then one more time just for good measure and.... You were asking what's up my arse ? LOL fuck mate, what do i say to you , you know IT WAS A JOKE , Grow a sense of humour out of curiosity, How old are you ?

@@martinkuliza Not everyone's familiar with names or nicknames of every band's members out there. I think it's helpful info that Robert provided.

I also love the reference to Chuck Berry, when his cousin calls him during Marty's rendition of Johnny B. Goode.

Now... sick thought here, BUT, I wonder if at any time when George and Lorraine first started going out after this, if Lorraine ever fantasized about Marty. Like, George is giving her the business but she calls out Marty's name by mistake... I'll see myself out now.

@@RyoHazuki224 Eww! Fair point, but EWW! 🤣

Leia Organa be like “It sounds familiar”!

I've never heard that about this movie before, that's cool! It reminds me a lot of why I appreciate any Timothy Zahn novels; setups, pacing, and payoffs.

@@sandwiched I am a fount of useless knowledge about this trilogy. Like how Bob Gale (I think... it's either him, Zemeckis, or Spielberg) had the Mr. Fusion turned into a table top lamp that's in his office now. lol

Kind of makes me wonder how much influence this movie had on Edgar Wright, because that's just how he writes. Hot Fuzz is a worthy successor to the crown.

@@kriscynical and the original time machine was supposed to be a refrigerator, and that's why... Part 3!

@@mguerra79 Yep. Part of why they thought twice about it was the fear of kids climbing inside of fridges and suffocating. As it is MJF had to do PSAs to tell kids NOT to hold on to the back of vehicles while riding a skateboard. lol

Tron Legacy, if you watch it, will make you wish Daft Punk writes the score for EVERY movie ever. It's a great movie made better because of its music. The Martian is INCREDIBLE and the book is great too. If Project Hail Mary (one of the author's follow-ups) is done well, it will be even better.

@@howardbalaban7051 Yea I was gonna recommend The Martian in his Interstellar vid but forgot. And Yea I just rewatced Tron Legacy and was tryna find some reactions and not many ppl do it, it's sad cuz I think it came out way ahead of it's time and ppl don't know much about it but it's honestly one of my favorite movies, wish someone would turn it into a mini-series too.

And if you're going to do Tron: Legacy, make sure you have seen Tron first (not sure if you have or not).

@@folcotook3049 Yea that's also smthn I havnt done despite how much I love Legacy 😅, think just cause of the age difference and how some people have said it's kinda slow, but if it is directly connected (story wise/same universe) then I'll have to sit down to it.

@@folcotook3049 Agreed. Watching Tron should be required for anyone whose a fan of anything CGI. Arguably, without Tron, the creation of Pixar is significantly delayed, and who knows what that might have meant.

Parts 2 and 3 actually are one movie. The story they came up with became too big to fit into the running time of one move, so they made the decision to split it into 2 separate movies.

sounds cool!

I never knew that wondered how they got different angles of the scenes to look exactly like the original.. Without giving anything away

Spoilers anyone?

And actually, no, they don't. everything you see that is not exact clips from the first one had to be reshot scene by scene. Fun fact, they were getting desperate because no one could find Loraine's dress I believe there were two or three copies, and Lea Thomson saved the day because she kept one and brought it to the set.

@@t0nito Yep. When you watch them side by side you can see the differences between the scenes too. Mostly it's just slightly different line delivery but it's noticable

I hated seeing that spoiler.

It’s actually not the same take, if you watch the blooper reel you’ll see he reacts completely different to the real booze and doesn’t bend over to spit it out like he does in the movie. Both camera setups used in the movie are the same reaction. As fun as fact as it would be, it’s only a blooper.

Yes, good advice!!!

Ah the good ol days where sequels were actually good

They actually added the “to be continued” line on the VHS release.

I just saw 2 and 3 in theaters. I'm 43 now, so in 85 I was 6...

that such a cool easter egg

that's pretty crazy

I've actually done that. It's pretty awesome. I also have a chronological (of sorts) edit that I made. It makes it an interesting way to view the trilogy.

good to hear so pumped!

That is not true. The 2nd one is really not that good but worth the watch.

@@seancampbell117 The last two thirds of the second one are good, but the part set in the future is a bit stupid.

@Alex_Hefner's_TV_&_Movie_Vault get unpumped, so it won't be so disappointing The whole concept of "good" sequels is still rather new. The older the movies you go, the less likely sequels will stand up to the test of time. No argument, this movie was great, but what followed ...

As Sean_Campbell said, "worth a look", but don't expect greatness.

lol love you

it is!

lets goooo

Huh?

thank you so much for this comment! you're aweomse!

Marty's band is also made up of members of Huey's band.

That was one I didn't know. Thanks.

That's a deep cut, whoa, thanks for that!

agreed so good!

^ This! Ab-so-fuckin-lutely THIS!! ^

its so good!

I've never seen Rick & Morty

@@alexhefnerstvmovievault 😂😂😂 yeah, ok!

@@alexhefnerstvmovievault Well you should watch it now, reaction or not! Knowing what you do about this movie the show will be that much better.

I grew up in the 80s and 90s in a rural area, and the one thing I always would have loved would be to be 15 in NYC in 1977. I feel like that would be just about perfect.

I was 13

I'm a 1979'sn kid...

1975 here, and yeah, BTTF was a "blockbuster", Star Wars, ET, BTTF, Karate Kid, super cool time to be a kid in the 80s

total relief!

hell yeah! you're awesome!

i thought it held up extremely well!

Which is kind of insane to think about since they were actually never intending to make a 2nd, let alone a 3rd.

ty so much! so good!

thats a really good memory!

This was released the month before I turned 13 😊

I saw it on my 12th birthday! 😜

definitely didn't catch that!

@@alexhefnerstvmovievault I have a lone pine mall t-shirt :D

I dont think so. 2 is my least favorite, not to say it wasn't good. All of them are great. Bttf is One of the holy trilogies of cinema.

loved the movie! can't wait to check out more!

I started with part 2 in the theater when I was a kid. During long time my favorite.

haha right

i don't know much about taxi

He was next level on TAXI. He's incredible in everything he's ever been in. Clue is a favorite. But literally he just chews up scenery no matter what it is.

They even pay homage to BTTF by having Scott and Tony mention it when discussing time travel

thank you!!!!

yep thank you!

yep gotta watch!

Yeap, we're all salty n still waiting for our hoverboards.

yep we made it!

thank you so much!