We really aren’t giving enough credit to the guy who played Biff. He played the character so well as a Teen, and older ass, now he plays a rough and tough cowboy. He could have played more roles as a westerner cow poke 👀
Sadly for Thomas Wilson he got forever associated the role of Biff and is constantly called "Hey Biff!" whenever somebody recognized him. In reality he's a really nice, down-to-earth guy too and nothing like Biff so I can imagine it's annoying for him. Unfortunately actors remembered as villains often get a lot of this sh*t from the stupid public.
@@jamesshunt5123 Well, i believe that only idiots bullying actors for playing bad guys. Still, even for intelligent people, many actors are associated with one role. And that's the problem. And not only for actors who played villains, comedian actors too. We had similar situation with Alexander Dem'yanenko in Russia. His most reknown role was one of Shurik: kind and honest, but simple, naive, awkward and clumsy person. Alexander himself was a very intelligent, proud and rather complex person, and he was terribly offended when people came up to him on the street and, laughing, slapped him on the shoulder with the words "Hey, Shurik (short name of his hero in the comedy)!". He could play the roles of kings and ministers in the theater, but in the minds of ordinary people he was forever a Shurik.
the bully tried to kill him in the second movie when he was rich and powerful . even in the first one when he was just a bully he tried to drive him over
@@NitpickingNerdI like how the Bad Guy’s Name changes in the first one it’s “Biff Tannen”,in the second one it’d “Griff” and now it’s “Buford Tannen” what a name-changer.
@@Extreme96PL You are not thinking 4th dimensionally. Did Doc dress Marty like that? yes. But, was it 1985 Doc in his younger self that had not that, not exactly. Remember the time skew from the 2nd movie? Once Marty went back to 1955 he had made a slight skew in the time line. Did that effect either of their past memories on what they actually did? Not to them personally, but to their counter parts that actually lived that, yes. It is all wibbley wobbly timey whimey stuff.
Things that Marty McFly / Calvin Klein / Clint Eastwood have invented: The "life-preserver" Watching a TV show on a rerun The skateboard Johnny B. Goode The classic, "WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!", distraction move The moonwalk The frisbee The Bulletproof vest
"You better run, squirrel". Wish I could have seen this in the theater when I was a kid and hear the audiences reaction to Tannen catching the spittoon.
Marty was unable to escape from the clutches of a Tannen unlike the first two movies in the similar chase scenes involving Biff in 1955 and Griff in 2015.
Always love Marty's face & head "take" every time when Buford tells him "I hate that name... nobody calls me Mad Dog Tannen !!!" & the horse back scenes with both the actors & BTTF stuntmen are nothing short of spectacular...!!!
how can you say that.. the second gave you the flying car in 2015, the hoverboard, the self drying jacket with adjustable sleeves, the hydrated pizza and the self adjusting strap on nikes.. upto now I have not seen any of those things and where six years past 2015.. lol
If you count the bullets as Tanner is shooting at Marty's feet, you can count 6 shots. A typical revolver will only hold six bullets at a time, which is why he was immediately out of bullets when he wanted to shoot Marty for real. The fact that Tanner wasted all his bullets like that and didn't notice is a testament to how stupid he is, as any competent person with a revolver like that would count his bullets to avoid wasting all of them on something stupid when he might need them later.
Appearantly in this scene Michael J. Fox actually almost suffocated, not sure if there is a source but rumor has it Fox claimed that this scene here where he suffocated could be the cause of his parkinsons. To add on too that, the physical labor and the amount of times he got hit on his head could be a factor as well.
@@NiceGuysFinishLas100 Its a rumor so I'm not sure if Michael J Fox even claimed this, but the amount of physical labor he went through for the show does affect your body. For most of the action scenes, he does get dragged around and actually hits his head a lot, he would show up to set after he was done filming another project which gives little to no sleep, and he has passed out once during filming so I feel like that would affect him somehow, it isn't healthy.
Parkinson is tricky. Multiple severe head trauma and concussions are an issue. He probably would have had less issues with it or it would have taken longer to affect him, but I don't think it CAUSED it.
Awesome scene, remembered it quite well, saw all three movies 🎥. Like hundreds of times, me and my sister watched it after school, many many times, love the trilogy
I had never noticed Mad Dog lost the count after 6 and needed to be reminded by the same chap that taught him what 'forfeit' means. This movie is a treasure chest of gags. Will find any comic notes every time I watch.
My Dad loves it as he grew up in the trilogy on Back to the Future . When i watched the scene on Mad Dog was 🔫 on Marty 6 times till Marty Mcfly got the Moonwalk that was... ⭐SO 80's⭐.
You know ... there is this genius behind movies such as this, which you can watch 1000 times, know ever line, bring you back to a good time in your your life that will never be again and never, ever get tired of it! Especially in these insane, disgusting times we live in with people in charge of this world who have transcended their criminal disgust! And no ... I'm not talking about Putin. I'm glad I came of age in the 80's.
Fun Fact: Under the laws of most places in the US, Biff is actually correct about being owed for the horseshoe, the horse, and even the whiskey. Though in any legal case they will deduct the amount he owes for the shoeing service itself (since the bill was as yet unpaid). Doc could potentially defend himself by suggesting it was not necessary to shoot the horse, thereby lessening what he owes to Biff. Still, in this scene, Biff is legally-correct.
If you listen close, you can hear that Marty is singing the MJ song Billie Jean to his self as he does the Moon Walk. "Great Scott ! Your right !" Of course I'm right Dad-Dad-Daddy O... 🎶😹😂... 🚬👓...
Is no-one going to talk about the guy leaping up onto his horse by vaulting up over it from behind and hopping into his saddle at 1:23? Aside from NOT getting mule-kicked in the chest from spooking the horse, that leap alone is pretty damn difficult! That's one agile cowboy!
@@FelixS. I dont think so. I read that insomnia, or not enough sleep over long period of time increases Parkinson disease. Michael J. Fox had very small amount of sleep when he made the first Back to the Future (because he had a contract to do his TV-show to (Family ties, i think it was) ). He was a workaholic in the 80s and 90s. If i had to guess, than this triggered his Parkinson disease.
@@PygmalionFaciebat Well I don‘t know exactly of course but I did read on several occasions it was most likely him being strangled and passing out consequently during this scene. As far as I remember the lacking support of enough oxygen is one of the most significant reasons which support this disease but in the end I don’t know for sure.
Yes but this is a PG rated movie. Besides bleeping out the cursing doesn't make the clip anymore suitable particularly when it's subtitled with sufficient letters to tell us what the bleeped profanity is
I Like that everytime Marty Runs out of the Cafeteria he gets something to get away but now he is in the old West and biff is beating the shit out of Marty
I always wondered: would Doc actually be liable for damages caused by the thrown shoe? One could argue that yes: it was what caused the accident. The fact that Biff didn't pay for it is immaterial in this case. Biff owed Doc money for the job, but Doc was liable for quality of the work he had done.
I love how he mutters the lyrics of "Billie Jean"
i’ve never noticed that before! that’s really cool haha
@@doc9876 Me too, I just realized he's quietly singing the lyrics of Billy Jean.
1:06;My Heart's answer to my Brain whenever I'm in trouble.
How on earth have I never noticed that before? LOL.. thanks!
"Its not myyyyy son!" 😅😅😅😂😂
We really aren’t giving enough credit to the guy who played Biff. He played the character so well as a Teen, and older ass, now he plays a rough and tough cowboy. He could have played more roles as a westerner cow poke 👀
Sadly for Thomas Wilson he got forever associated the role of Biff and is constantly called "Hey Biff!" whenever somebody recognized him. In reality he's a really nice, down-to-earth guy too and nothing like Biff so I can imagine it's annoying for him. Unfortunately actors remembered as villains often get a lot of this sh*t from the stupid public.
@@jamesshunt5123 Well, i believe that only idiots bullying actors for playing bad guys. Still, even for intelligent people, many actors are associated with one role. And that's the problem.
And not only for actors who played villains, comedian actors too. We had similar situation with Alexander Dem'yanenko in Russia.
His most reknown role was one of Shurik: kind and honest, but simple, naive, awkward and clumsy person. Alexander himself was a very intelligent, proud and rather complex person, and he was terribly offended when people came up to him on the street and, laughing, slapped him on the shoulder with the words "Hey, Shurik (short name of his hero in the comedy)!". He could play the roles of kings and ministers in the theater, but in the minds of ordinary people he was forever a Shurik.
He does stand-up now and is a beloved figure who seems like a really nice guy.
Are all these comments Tom Wilson in disguise?
@@jamesshunt5123 Wing Commander IV video game. He does a great job in that playing the wingman "Maniac"
The tension here is for real. In the first two there was just some bully as a villain. Here there is a constant fear of being killed by 'mad dog'.
the bully tried to kill him in the second movie when he was rich and powerful . even in the first one when he was just a bully he tried to drive him over
...biff literally almost rammed him against a truck in the first movie
0:24
@@NitpickingNerdI like how the Bad Guy’s Name changes in the first one it’s “Biff Tannen”,in the second one it’d “Griff” and now it’s “Buford Tannen” what a name-changer.
He hates that name…
I like Doc's rifle. Especially with the telescope attached to it.
Yeah it looks outstanding!
I always have thought the same 🙂
Looks like it based off a Henry Golden boy.
He invented the sniper rifles.
Yea it saved my life
Doc with a rifle is the most badass thing I've ever seen
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Facts
Should see him weld a shotgun in "Nobody".
0:31;Marty doing the Moonwalk.
Except he’s putting the scope directly on his eye
what kind of movie has 6 shot revolvers that only hold 6 shots?
Django Unchained. But there he had two guns, n*gga.
I think Indiana Jones had 18 shot revolvers in the 1930's
Whenever I want a realistic, documentary like experience I watch "Commando"
@@martina2659 Yes, most accurate war movie ever. Only Samurai Cop is superior. If only other action movies were half as good.
But revolvers have 6 bullets right?
I like the old timer's reaction to seeing someone moonwalk. "Shit."
Thomas Wilson....so underrated as an actor...he was fantastic as the bad guy in all 3 BTFs.
Now everybody gonna think that Michael Jackson stole the moonwalk from Clint Eastwood
It really is sad.
😂😂😂
LMFAO! awesome comment :)
Also they will think Clint Eastwood is just a wannabe of the real Clint Eastwood.
@@agoldenage9918 true)))
I remember when I was a kid and I saw this I thought it was the coolest thing ever still my favorite trilogy till this day.
0:47;Catch!
4:10 Genuine movie moments you just don't see in films anymore.
Maybe not in film.. but you see it in Rick and Morty lol
0:21
Another one
6 shot revolver, only 6 bullets get fired
This movie had the best cast. They played all their roles to perfection.
Chief Pachacamac:"4:26"Stuart Little:"4:29"
As a Michael Jackson fan, I loved it when he started moonwalking and singing billie Jean 😂
Hello there!
Was that close up shot actually michael dancing?...
general kenobi
@@zvproduction4740 hello there
@@eliaspeter7689 you are a bold one for using my line
Holy shit, he actually ran out of bullets after six shots. Great attention to detail.
And even more amazing, when Tannen shoots Marty in the chest, you can hear a slight ping from his bulletproof vest. Nice one
1:02
"Somebody wasn't keeping count." - Deadpool
"What idiot dressed you in that outfit?"
"You did." LOL
Doc should remember that. :)
@@Extreme96PL You are not thinking 4th dimensionally. Did Doc dress Marty like that? yes. But, was it 1985 Doc in his younger self that had not that, not exactly. Remember the time skew from the 2nd movie? Once Marty went back to 1955 he had made a slight skew in the time line. Did that effect either of their past memories on what they actually did? Not to them personally, but to their counter parts that actually lived that, yes. It is all wibbley wobbly timey whimey stuff.
Time paradox? Lol
Never thought 1955 Doc Brown was an idiot...lol
1:24 Now that is how you get onto a horse!!
1:07 "You better run, squirrel"
"You better run, squirrel!" 😂😂😂😂
"AHHH! GET HIM!!!!"
3:01 Team Fortress 2’s Sniper Loadout idle animation
Things that Marty McFly / Calvin Klein / Clint Eastwood have invented:
The "life-preserver"
Watching a TV show on a rerun
The skateboard
Johnny B. Goode
The classic, "WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!", distraction move
The moonwalk
The frisbee
The Bulletproof vest
To be fair in the first one they ask him *WHY* hes wearing a life preserver...so...it already existed if they are asking why hes wearing it...
@@azurastar3223 Um... you don't get it.
@@TheIrishRushin Yes, they get it, what McFly actually invented is a fashionable "life-preserver" vest
@@thismanismentallyinsane2982 You don't get it either.
@@TheIrishRushin Sure
"You better run, squirrel".
Wish I could have seen this in the theater when I was a kid and hear the audiences reaction to Tannen catching the spittoon.
Poor Marty....this time he had no skateboard to save his @$$ 🤣
Marty was unable to escape from the clutches of a Tannen unlike the first two movies in the similar chase scenes involving Biff in 1955 and Griff in 2015.
Marty's shirt has actual basic models of electron orbits. Even in his cowbow outfits Doc must have some science
Always love Marty's face & head "take" every time when Buford tells him "I hate that name... nobody calls me Mad Dog Tannen !!!" & the horse back scenes with both the actors & BTTF stuntmen are nothing short of spectacular...!!!
Never mentioned his nickname "Mad Dog"
0:24 - “Dance! Come on! Come on, runt! You can dance better than that!”
I like this part more than the second one. One of the best trilogies ever made.
how can you say that.. the second gave you the flying car in 2015, the hoverboard, the self drying jacket with adjustable sleeves, the hydrated pizza and the self adjusting strap on nikes.. upto now I have not seen any of those things and where six years past 2015.. lol
0:08 - “Mad Dog? I hate that name. I hate it, you hear? Nobody calls me Mad Dog! Especially not some duded-up, egg-sucking, gutter trash!”
Hey, lighten up jerk!
"What idiot dressed you in that outfit?"
"You did"
*smiles*
0:58 “All right, PUNK!!!!”
The trilogy always make me goosebump watching it
Every scene, every part
If you count the bullets as Tanner is shooting at Marty's feet, you can count 6 shots. A typical revolver will only hold six bullets at a time, which is why he was immediately out of bullets when he wanted to shoot Marty for real.
The fact that Tanner wasted all his bullets like that and didn't notice is a testament to how stupid he is, as any competent person with a revolver like that would count his bullets to avoid wasting all of them on something stupid when he might need them later.
Even more stupid when Tannen keep pulling the trigger despite running out of ammo.
And the fact the fact tannen was never good at counting makes it funnier 😆
Appearantly in this scene Michael J. Fox actually almost suffocated, not sure if there is a source but rumor has it Fox claimed that this scene here where he suffocated could be the cause of his parkinsons. To add on too that, the physical labor and the amount of times he got hit on his head could be a factor as well.
it is true, heres the source: www.imdb.com/title/tt0099088/trivia
That would be a billion dollar lawsuit. You don’t get Parkinsons from being asphyxiated.
@@NiceGuysFinishLas100 Its a rumor so I'm not sure if Michael J Fox even claimed this, but the amount of physical labor he went through for the show does affect your body. For most of the action scenes, he does get dragged around and actually hits his head a lot, he would show up to set after he was done filming another project which gives little to no sleep, and he has passed out once during filming so I feel like that would affect him somehow, it isn't healthy.
@@mirai9669 I figured he got the parkinsons from sleeping only 2 hours a night because he was filming BTTF and Family ties simultaneously.
Parkinson is tricky. Multiple severe head trauma and concussions are an issue.
He probably would have had less issues with it or it would have taken longer to affect him, but I don't think it CAUSED it.
I love the fact that in this scenario which was similar to Marty escaping from Biff, mad dog catches Marty
0:41 This part is SO much funnier with them bleeping out the swear!
Awesome scene, remembered it quite well, saw all three movies 🎥. Like hundreds of times, me and my sister watched it after school, many many times, love the trilogy
"duded-up, egg-sucking gutter trash" LOL! That never gets old.
00:40 What is this sorcery?👀
sh*t.
Duded up lmfao😂😂😂. Biff really kills it in the trilogy.
I had never noticed Mad Dog lost the count after 6 and needed to be reminded by the same chap that taught him what 'forfeit' means. This movie is a treasure chest of gags. Will find any comic notes every time I watch.
The Power of Moonwalking!!!
I've just realized that Rick & Morty is a reference to the Doc & Marty.
Nobody calls me “Mad Dog” anymore than nobody calls me “Chicken”
Fun fact: O'Driscoll boys in RDR2 are based on Buford's gang.
Which is why Rockstar throws many of movie stuffs in their games.
My Dad loves it as he grew up in the trilogy on Back to the Future .
When i watched the scene on Mad Dog was 🔫 on Marty 6 times till Marty Mcfly got the Moonwalk that was...
⭐SO 80's⭐.
Best scene in western movies, hands down!
"What idiot dressed you in that outfit" "you did" lol, great script
Oh my!! The spittoon dump. The red pants, pink shirt with gold fringe. Classic comedy.:-)))
The fission design pattern on the shirt, LOL
This is the exact moment Marty invents the Moonwalk.
You know ... there is this genius behind movies such as this, which you can watch 1000 times, know ever line, bring you back to a good time in your your life that will never be again and never, ever get tired of it! Especially in these insane, disgusting times we live in with people in charge of this world who have transcended their criminal disgust! And no ... I'm not talking about Putin. I'm glad I came of age in the 80's.
Lil mjf 😍😍 so cute
Just realized there has to be two DeLorean’s in in the third movie
Never a skateboard or hoverboard when you need one
The look on their faces lmao...
"You better run squirrel." LOL
My boy Marty was straight moonwalkin' and singing Billie Jean😂
Fun Fact: Under the laws of most places in the US, Biff is actually correct about being owed for the horseshoe, the horse, and even the whiskey. Though in any legal case they will deduct the amount he owes for the shoeing service itself (since the bill was as yet unpaid).
Doc could potentially defend himself by suggesting it was not necessary to shoot the horse, thereby lessening what he owes to Biff. Still, in this scene, Biff is legally-correct.
Buford, not Biff.
“You better run, squirrel!” 😆
Everything would have ended smoothly if not for that bucket.
"I dun shot that horse!" lmao
I can count 6 shots Tannen. What are you gonna do?
I love the part when Tannen was dragging Marty with the rope
If only he had run zig-zag, or ran between shops or townsfolk.
Made michael j fox choke for real
If you listen close, you can hear that Marty is singing the MJ song Billie Jean to his self as he does the Moon Walk.
"Great Scott ! Your right !"
Of course I'm right Dad-Dad-Daddy O...
🎶😹😂...
🚬👓...
At 1:06 there's a little brown squirrel that ran off the set like a bat out of hell
You better run squirrel
Lmao at 1:20 you can see the camera man running along the action. Left of screen 😂😂
I would love to see Thomas F. Wilson in a western
I just realized that the design on Marty's shirt is supposed to be atoms
Is no-one going to talk about the guy leaping up onto his horse by vaulting up over it from behind and hopping into his saddle at 1:23?
Aside from NOT getting mule-kicked in the chest from spooking the horse, that leap alone is pretty damn difficult! That's one agile cowboy!
0:33… This was actually the legendary Michael Winslow, (from Police Academy) human beatboxing sound effects!😱🗣️🔊🎶
I wonder if buford's, gang are relatives to biff's, gang in 1955 and then in 2015???. Anybody else.
Best movie ever!
As a kid I had no idea Buford Tannen was played by the same guy who played Biff.
He's TOTALLY unrecognizable.
Fun fact Marty when he was being hanged actually was tied up incorrectly and passed out during the shot so he was really being hanged right there
And why do you call that a ''fun'' fact ?
This scene was probably the origin of his parkinson disease.
@@FelixS. I dont think so. I read that insomnia, or not enough sleep over long period of time increases Parkinson disease. Michael J. Fox had very small amount of sleep when he made the first Back to the Future (because he had a contract to do his TV-show to (Family ties, i think it was) ). He was a workaholic in the 80s and 90s. If i had to guess, than this triggered his Parkinson disease.
@@PygmalionFaciebat Well I don‘t know exactly of course but I did read on several occasions it was most likely him
being strangled and passing out consequently during this scene. As far as I remember the lacking support of enough oxygen is one of the most significant reasons which support this disease but in the end I don’t know for sure.
Out of places and time in 3 movies. 1885 is the most dangerous Marty ever been
Man, I miss the 80´s.
"it'll shoot the fleas off a dog's back at 500 yards, tannen!"
"Then why won't you shoot me?"
"Because that's the easy way out."
0:36, Mad Dog carried 6 rounds in his peacemaker. 🤣 Bad idea!
michael j fox can take some pain
Mad Dog: "I done shot that horse!"
The horse he's sat on: "Wait, what?"
imagine Arthur or John seeing this moment
you
have to watch this high, when he wakes
I have wacthed this over and over again and still love it.
I love how this channel puts up our favorite scenes from movies, but do they really have to bleep out the cursing?
They wouldn't have to if they didn't put it in in the first place....
Yes but this is a PG rated movie. Besides bleeping out the cursing doesn't make the clip anymore suitable particularly when it's subtitled with sufficient letters to tell us what the bleeped profanity is
I Like that everytime Marty Runs out of the Cafeteria he gets something to get away but now he is in the old West and biff is beating the shit out of Marty
Doc’s sniper rifle looks bad ass
Fun fact: Michael Winslow (Jones from Police Academy) created the sound of Marty's feet doing the moonwalk with his mouth
Emet Brown The Best. I love you
2:05 how polite the horses
Marty's outfit cleaning the soil, and the horses lift the paws
I love this part so much that dance is amazing
0:35 Nice dance moves just like Michael Jackson!😎
0:24 - Dance! Come on! Come on, runt! You can dance better than that!
R. I. P marty mcfly
I always wondered: would Doc actually be liable for damages caused by the thrown shoe? One could argue that yes: it was what caused the accident. The fact that Biff didn't pay for it is immaterial in this case. Biff owed Doc money for the job, but Doc was liable for quality of the work he had done.
How the hell is it immaterial if the basic idea of law rules out the possibility of an offender being right about anything if he wronged first?
"you did" You can tell he took wayy too much pleasure in saying that lol
Film error after spatoon is spilled on “mad dog” , he is suddenly clean outside.
If you listen closely while Marty performs the moon walk, you can hear him sing billie jean.
Billie eilish?
The tale of two Michaels 😂
Hey look! It’s Michael “Jackson” Fox!!!
500 yards ? you look like your only 25 yards away
I like Doc’s telescope. Especially with the rifle attached to it.