Johnny B. Goode Revisited | Back To The Future Part II (1989) | Screen Bites
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- Marty (Michael J Fox) travels back to the moment he rocked out to Chuck Berry's Johnn B Goode to ensure the performance finishes without a hitch.
What is Back to The Future Part II about?
From Back To The Future Part II (1989) - Synopsis: Marty Mcfly travels back in time with the help of Dr Emmett Brown and poses as his own son to prevent his imprisonment. However, all his efforts turn futile as the future changes the present.
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0:29 I love how Skinhead follows the music with the stick in hand. I always laugh when I see it
Lol very threatening/ sinister
Kinda like Hadley from Shawshank
If you notice in the original Marty's hair is shorter than in the second one his hair is a little longer. yet the movie is supposed to take the very next day. No problems just wanted to point that out.
Remember that the Marty you see NOW is the Marty that grew up with well adjusted parents. The one that didn't grow up with an alcoholic mother and a nerdy father that took commands from a high school bully. So of course he's gonna be a bit different.
@@NosemanYT it's none of that, is that they had to re-record the scene again, from Marty's point of jacket (although in the filnal they showed scene from the first movie). Marty on stage is older than Marty in the first film, because he had a four-year transition from the first film to the second, and he's also chubby, so much so that at the time of the jump, it looks like he jumps very heavy, different from the first film, that he would make a lighter jump since he was leaner. As for the tempo of the song, it was only increased to from the time of the jacket Marty get up there, as the stage Marty begins to sing, when the jacket Marty is talking with the doc, and when he will try to stop the friends of Biff, the song is already in the chorus, it would not be Marty's time to go up if Marty from the stage had been singing at the same time as the first movie
There is no original Marty because time is non-linear.
Michelle Powers Yeah. The Marty who plays “Johnny B. Goode” in this scene is really more of a clone of the most up-to-date Marty who is now trying to take back the almanac Biff stole.
True
I just love how they take such a fun moment from the first movie and turn it into a tension-filled setpiece. What a masterpiece of a movie
I love the longer version of this one. I also like the way Marty played it in this one
But well, I think it doesn’t fit because it’s not like the song in the original. I only came here because I noticed the solo wasn’t as cool as the one in the first movie.
@@smalllebowski7720 starting at 0:40 he does the BttF1 solo also.
@@smalllebowski7720 in the first back to the future he only does one solo but in back to the future two he does both of the solos so you’re technically getting two in one
I wish that Marty got to hear Marvin call Chuck Berry so he would know that he’s the reason rock n’ roll was invented
"Chuck, Chuck, it's Marvin! Your cousin, Marvin Berry!"
Marty 2: [looks down from the ladder, shocked]
He might've read about it.
Maybe he knew
Maybe he knew
-since he’s not stupid-
Like all time travel movies Marty has to appreciate his own self's work...
i think he did that because he noticed a new part was added to the song
@@NosemanYT folks, that part of the music time has only been augmented, for Marty's jacket time, to prevent Biff's friends from getting on the stage Marty (it has nothing to do with paradox). When Marty from the stage begins to sing, Marty in jacket, is talking to the doc, and converts it hard until the first part of the song. If they followed the time they did in the first film, it would not be Marty's time to get up there and take down Biff's henchmen
I just love that little touch of him like "damn, I am good." God I love these movies.
After the younger Marty had left Biff's boys and the school, they should've gotten up from under the bags.
3-D: (glasses lowered down his nose)Hey! Where'd he go?!
Match:(the match in his mouth is broken bent) I don't know, he was just on stage.
Skinhead: We just about to nail him when...
Marvin:(walks up to them) So, causing trouble on our territory again, huh?(referring to earlier when they locked Marty in their car trunk)
Biff's boys not wanting trouble start to back away only to notice that Strickland is right behind them with his arms crossed.
Strickland: It's okay Marvin, I'll take it from here.
Biff's boys look at Strickland in fear.
Strickland: We're going to have a long talk in my office, slackers.
something that I always find strange, when Strickland and Marty (which is hidden under the table) are in the office, Strickland stares out the window at what the students are up to. Suddenly he stares at something and then runs away as if he has seen something. As he leaves and Marty discovers he has not picked up the almanac, Marty walks by the window as he calls doc, we see at the window, George going to save Lorraine. Then I ask, how did Strickland not see when Biff attacked Marty in the car and then tried to rape Lorraine? The time he left there, for Marty to see his father punching, it was curticimo time, and right in front of the office window
Trícia Guima I think it’s also worth noting that because Crispin Glover couldn’t play George McFly again after receiving an unfair/unsatisfactory payment for starring in the original Back to the Future, he only appears in archive footage from that movie in 1955 scenes in BTTF Part II.
@@cbsteffen yes, I know that Crispin was not in the movie, and it would not make sense for Strickland to appear on the scene as it would disrupt George's heroic act, but even then, there was a continuing error on the part of the movie directors who did not think Strickland did not see what Biff did before George showed up, because he was at the window looking at what the people were doing, and the car where Marty and Lorraine were, looked right out the window, since Marty heard Lorraine's shout as she spoke with doc, and when she turned around, she saw Biff almost breaking George's arm, and he remembered that George was going to punch Biff in the face, and Strickland's exit from the office was a little earlier of this. What I mean is that if the car did not look out the window and have it in another location, but even so Marty could hear Lorraine's scream, he would already know what it was, so it would make more sense for Strickland not to have seen, and that he would have left because he saw another student doing something. But no, the car was right in front of the window, well visible for Strickland to see. There it was a mistake of continuity of the directors who did not think about it
Trícia Guima Maybe Strickland went somewhere else and it just looked like he saw something but he didn’t
@@Tricia_GuimaI got a vibe that Strickland is thinking about something else when he gets to the office and is actually bored by the time he gets around to actually looking at the almanac. He doesn't seem to be too concerned when he throws away what we later learn to be a protective sleeve.
To this day, I wonder how they pulled this off, two Michael J. Fox's in one shot
They also used VistaGlide, a camera dolly system that is able to record its movements so it can go the same exact path. For example, in the first take, the camera would tape the scenes with Marty Jr. being slammed onto the counter in the Café '80s. During the second take, the camera would zoom in exactly the same time and in the same manner as the first take. This is when Michael J. Fox, this time as 1985 Marty, would listen to the audio from the first take. After Marty Jr. groans in pain is when 1985 Marty would say, "He's a complete wimp."
There were 3 Michael j foxes at the home scene in one shot in 2015
@@thebrycksfeaturingcobrakai794 oh yea llol
easy to explain , they made a real life time machine and most of the film cast went back to the first film being made and recorded Marty saving himself , same with when Doc is helping Doc with the lightning strike
I love this Movie
Kaleb Brownson Me too!!!
Me three
@@rebornj9048 me four
@@mikesanchez2368 Do you want to be friends with me?
@@rebornj9048 Do you want to be friends with me?
The guitar he is playing was a Gibson ES-345 with a gold Bigsby tailpiece. There are some problems here. The guitar in this movie has a darker red than the one in the first movie did, and also, this is the year 1955! The Gibson ES-345 was released in 1958. They could have used an ES-225, or an ES-350. I'm not hating on the movie, or the creators of the movie, just wanted to point that out.
I think the reason why it’s darker here is because the clip seem to be in RAW, the editors seem to not do the color grade for this clip which explains why Johnny b goode scene in the first movie is much more colorful
Alright um this is a oldie well ist a oldie where I come from. Alright guys this is a blues riff in b watch me for the changes and try to keep up okay. Deep down in lousiana down in new Orleans way. Back up in the woods among the evergreen their stood a long cabin made of earth where live a country boy named Johnny b goode who never ever learned to read or write so well he can play guitar just like ringing a bell. Go go go Johnny go go go Johnny go go go Johnny. B goode
He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack go sit beneath the trees by the railroad track you used never see him Sitting in the shade strumming to the rhythm that the drivers made people passing by are gonna stop and say ow my that little country boy sure can play. Go go go Johnny go go go Johnny go go Johnny be Goode. Well his mama told him one day you will be a man and you will be the leader of a big ol band people gonna come from miles around to hear you play your music when the sun goes down maybe even one day your name will be in lights saying Johnny b goode tonight. Go go go Johnny go go go Johnny go go go Johnny b goode go go go go Johnny go go Johnny b goode. Well I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet but your kids are gonna love it. Hey boy what do you Call that rockn roll.
I love you Michael j fox
1:39 okay so we can agree that Marty probably killed those three right
Una peli muy buena
Why is the color super faded
2:01 Back to bed. 😀
why would he stop those three if they never stopped him in the first place
@@EpicMovieCompilations That's a really confusing thing to think about but I think that all this did happen in the first film and there were two Marty's in 1955 the whole time after the skateboard scene. It's just we were shown the movie though the first Marty's perspective, and since he didn't see the second Marty, we didn't see him either.
The bully’s in the first movie were chased away in the “Original altered timeline” they were never supposed to be waiting for Marty, Otherwise Marty would’ve never made it to the dalorean on time because he would’ve been busy getting beat up
cool
One of Biff’s friends looks like Steve from Coronation Street
Why did they put this other guitar part at the beginning into the movie? I mean i love it but why
I wish I could say. Maybe the Marty from the original movie noticed the goons waiting for him so he decided to extend the song a bit?
@@NosemanYT no, the time of the song was only increased, from the time of the jacket Marty, to prevent Biff's friends from arriving at the Marty's stage. When Marty from the stage begins to sing, Marty in jacket, is talking to the doc, and converts it hard until the first part of the song. If they followed the time they did in the first film, it would not be Marty's time to get up there and take down Biff's henchmen
@@NosemanYT Can't be. Marty starts this new solo before they goons get to the stage.
@@Tricia_Guima Yeah that would make sense, it's just still a big eye catching out of place change considering the whole point of the scene is to recreate the one from the first movie, and the new solo sticks out like a sore thumb since people will know it wasn't in the first movie.
Stick to the guitar johnny
At 0:03 the pianist looks at Marty 2
As a guitar player that can play johnny b goode, it's easy to see Marty's strum pattern doesn't match the music.
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Michael J. Fox Save The Other Michael J. Fox From Billy Zane, Casey Siemaszko And J. J. Cohen
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I wonder how much the guys in Marvin's band were paid to show up to play their characters aged 4 years.
Everyone is saying its not Marty the other Marty the one is up on stage playing Johnny be good
Place looks like fun feel like flash back past life look back at movie made into store story about how much money does conjuring movie made into 2013 years before New DVD more money made into store story about how much money does it take to get the same place looks like
episode 34
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