The cool thing about this movie is this: The Doc's first time meeting Marty is in 1955. Marty already knows Doc. Marty's first time meeting Doc is sometime around 1985. Doc already knows Marty.
The phrase Great Scott! can be traced to the 1800s, it is a reference to American General Winfield Scott. According to folklore, the men in Scott's command adopted the exclamation “Great Scott!” as a way to reinforce his leadership. It went on to become popular in the latter half of the 1800s and into the 20th century, although had largely been rendered a dusty relic when Doc Brown used it in 1985. Love this trilogy and I've watched ot 100's of times. Michael J. Fox did learn the guitar for this part but the singing was dubbed in.
I heard they were already filming when Michael J. Fox was added. He was working Family Ties all day and Back To The Future all night and only had an hour to sleep. How did he find time to learn the guitar?
@@ckobo84 that is true. Eric Soltz (Mask) was originally hired to play Marty but there were a lot of..let's say personality conflicts on set..plus the director and screenwriter didn't think he brought the screwball energy needed for the part even though he was a fine dramatic actor and fired Stoltz after 6 weeks. They had wanted Michael J. Fox for the part from the beginning but he was busy filming Family Ties. An agreement was finally reached and Fox agreed to do the part. You're right though. His schedule was grueling doing both things at the same time. I couldn't believe he found the time to learn how to play 2 songs on the guitar with his schedule either but he did.
Random facts about the movie... The guy who was like you're to darn loud is Huey Lewis, the person who performed the main power of love song to the movie.
As a kid from the 80's, I probably maxed out at ten x's before I got to the next birthday. I've never counted, but most likely way past 100 by now. The 80's and 90's were definitely a wonderful time- it was the last taste of real freedom this great country will ever have. Thanks for the reaction, it was very cool to watch!
I was going to go to bed, but your reaction was so good I watched to the end. You got all the jokes, laughed at the right stuff, didn't talk over the action. Really enjoyed your reaction (and I've seen this movie several-dozen times with other reactors). I can't wait for you to do the next one. Really nice job. :)
I love that you laughed when he said, "damn damn" 😂. My cousin and I loved this movie when we were kids and the damn damn part always made us laugh hysterically (probably we weren't allowed to say damn 😂😂). Also, my kids would probably rather stick needles in their eyes than to listen to the story of how me and their dad met one more time 😂😂😂. We worked next door to each other (him at Subway and me at Burger King) and anytime we see anyone eating from either place, we mention that that's where we met. The kids just roll their eyes because they've heard it a million times lol.
"I've got a time machine, I've got all the time i want. I'll just go back ten minutes early, that should be plenty." LMFAO. That has cracked me up since i saw this in the theatre when it first released.
1. Cranky principal Strickland/James Tolkan also played the ship's squadron leader in "Top Gun". 2. The teacher that tells Marty, "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis himself. (Heart of rock and roll) 3. Eric Stoltz was first cast as Marty, but he didn't play well with others and was fired. Some of his long shots are still in the movie. 4. The flammable material set on fire with the model exercise had to have been put there on purpose. 5. It's always fun to see how people react to the Marty and his mom car scene. 🤣 6. George McFly/Crispin Glover didn't like that the story ended with the family being prosperous. 7. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta. 8. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
I had a really bad teacher in the 60's in a small town school. The teacher would ignore the normal to fast students and fail them where she would coddle the slow ones. She came to my house one evening to tell my parents what a horrible student I was. I was in so much trouble until my friend who was a straight A student was getting D's was called out by her parents. She had to go through the school board and almost got fired. My parents were very sorry about the way they treated me over this.
thats awful. I had some bad teachers who did the opposite. The students who made A's got all the attention the ones who did poorly were left behind this was in the 70's and 80's for me. I was partially deaf so had a hard time keeping up. The teachers never bothered to help me at all. Anytime I did get good grades I had to work twice as hard as the other kids just to make sure I heard her right or didn't miss an assignment. Teachers love the rich kids and the straight A kids.
"Too darn loud" was an inside joke by the director. Remember the music playing as Marty was hitching rides on the backs of cars on his way to school? That music was done by Huey Lewis, who played it too darn loud on tour all over the country. He was the teacher with the megaphone. Oh...and the Pinheads were playing his music for the audition. :)
I lived across the street from the mall they called twin pines. I was in high school and me and a friend went to the set to see what they were doing. I asked one on looker who was going to star. When they said Fox I was like that guy he’s just a tv guy. Guess I was wrong about that.
Definitely one of my faves! Growing up in the 80s was def the best! Yes, that is Michael J. Fox singing and playing the guitar. When he developed Parkinson’s Disease his guitar hobby became a way to help with coordination. It eventually got so bad, he had to stop playing for awhile. I think it only a few years ago at one of his Parkinson’s fundraisers he was able yo perform again. I’m sure there’s a video for it. Glad you love it!
Love this movie! I most definitely had a principal like Strickland. My first day of high school, which was 7th grade (our town was super tiny), and the principal said, "well looks like you fell out of the ugly tree, because you don't look like your sisters!" I was 10 years old. I skipped 2 grades. I don't look like either of my sisters, which I already knew at 3 years old. One of was the prom queen. The other one was the homecoming queen who married the quarterback. Neither of them have a neck anymore. I look great now, I just took me awhile!
Love this movie and the series, hard to not go into the 2nd one automatically after seeing this. Seen this movie plenty of times just reminds me of the good old 80's when I was a teen. We were lucky.....today? Well that's another story. One of my favorite series ever.
@@mrflickswatches I didn't find the other 2 too entertaining, but I know there are peeps who appreciate the entire trio. Talking about good (or excellent) sequels, I'd very much like to recommend the Bourne Identity + the 2 sequels. They seem to only get better and better!
My favorite movie off all time. I saw this more than 10 times in the theater (snuck in most of the time). I watch this movie regularly, and like you said, I know the words by heart. First time on your channel. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your videos.
I went through a time in the 90s where all I did was sit at home watching movies sometimes three or four a day. I got a hold of some behind the scenes to The Back to the Future movies and how they were filmed and I was so fascinated with that I probably spent about 2 or 3 weeks watching all three movies every day for most of the days of those weeks and I've watched those movies numerous times ever since whether it's with other people who love the movies or people who would never seen them like my kids and I can watch them today right now and totally enjoy them.
If you haven't watched BTTF part II or III yet there's another movie you should see first, one that made Clint Eastwood a megastar, a good western called _A Fistful of Dollars_ (1964). Most of us back in the 80s watching the BTTF trilogy would know this movie well, and more importantly so would Marty McFly. Can't tell you any more without spoiling parts II & III. And _Fistful_ is part one of it's own awesome trilogy. When doing BTTF Part II be sure to stop the movie at the end when you see the words "To Be Concluded---->" on the screen! Because a LOT of spoiler scenes for Part III will appear next. ✌😎
A lot of Doc's character incorporated "Reverend Jim", Christopher Lloyd's burnt out, drug user, Harvard drop out cab driver in the TV "Taxi" that ran a few years before this movie.
I was at a convention that had an anniversary for this movie and the actor who plays Biff was there.i was dressed as charlie chaplin and he was sitting at his desk with no one there and he spotted me and got so happy to see my costume he stood up, held his arms out and just walked up to me like "i gotta hug charlie chaplin" and he gave me a great hug, lovely guy
I was born in 82 and I grew up with this one. I know all 3 movies by heart, and just after CoVid it was shown in the danish theaters. It was so fkng awesome to finally see it on the big screen, even tho I have seen it countless of times
I probably saw it 10 times just in the theater. I've certainly lost count of the times there, on TV, VHS, DVD, and streaming. Did you notice Twin Pines Mall at the beginning changed to Lone Pine Mall at the end, because Marty ran over one of the pine trees? You should see Marty's dad (Crispin Glover) in Teachers from 1984, also starring Eddie Murphy's partner from 48 Hrs. (Nick Nolte), the original Karate Kid (Ralph Macchio), and the mom from the original Poltergeist (JoBeth Williams).
Just saw this in my feed and had to check it out. Great reaction. You have yourself a new subscriber. This movie is so great that USC film school uses BTTF as an example of great screen writing and movie making. It’s practically flawless. I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times. Possibly over a thousand. I know every line in the movie. I got to meet Michael J Fox when I was 8. My dad took me to the set of Family Ties in ‘86 and I got to talk to him after taping. He is the nicest guy and was good to me. Made me love this movie even more.
Oooh, you're in for an unforgettable movie series here! I love it - for years every time there was a rerun on tv, I'd watch it. I'm looking forward to see it here with you! Christopher Lloyd and Matthew J Fox weren't really fond of each other during making this movie. After Fox started suffering from Parkinson's (I think he's one of if not the youngest person affected by it), Lloyd warmed up to him a lot. Jennifer will be played by another actress in the sequels. The actor who played Marty's father didn't return for the sequel, and the way the studio brought back his character (terrible prosthetics, leftover footage etc.) made him sue the studio, which later helped other actors protect their likeness.
I was born in 1950 and every time I watch this movie, I am amazed at all the nuances they got right about 1955 and how out of place someone from '85 would seem. "Oh, NOBODY has two televisions" brings back how in '55 that would be inconceivable that would be to most people. Reagan, a grade B movie actor (check the movie marquee in the '55 town square), becoming president, would have been laughable at the time. And Jerry Lewis as VP and Jack Benny as Sec. of the Treasury are both laugh-out-loud ideas.
LOL. Just caught it.. The car has to get up to 88mph to time travel.... Marty says 'lets see if this thing can do 90'... I think you can push it 2mph more Marty!! But, you'll never hit 90 because you disappear at 88!!
Yes, we all had teachers and principals like that, but we mostly saw them as a joke. They aren't the reason we're all in therapy. That award goes to our parents. Oh, and those 3-D glasses are hip AF. get with it
Hahaha calling some of us out for knowing most if not all the lines hahaha. Great video great watch! ❤ Got a new subscriber here! 🎉Keep it up! Would love to see you watch the rest of the trilogy or like happy to recommend films in the future❤️ have a good day!
@@mrflickswatches your reaction Is really good I love all 3 of these truly wonderful movies as much as you do I think I have a movie recommendation for you it's a disney live action movie from 1968 called the love bug it is so good awesome wholesome family drama race car the old style racing funny awesome movie please do a review and reaction on the love bug
Here's a fun thing, the father (actor) was on episode of Family Ties with Michal J. Fox they were friends (1984), it was odd to see looking back at it now. Before Back to the Future (1985).
This is not a Steven Spielberg film. The films were created and directed by Robert Zemeckis. However... Spielberg produced the films with his production company Amblin. That's why in the beginning it says: "Steven Spielberg presents".
What is fascinating about this movie is many many years later it was reported that 80 percent of the movie was filmed starring another actor as Marty. Eric Stoltz was the original Marty McFly but was fired after both the director and Spielberg just didn't like the film. They managed to make a deal the have Michael J. Fox film his sitcom during the day and he can film the movie after hours and weekends.
I Got This Movie On Lockdown for the Days I wanna get away from the Years NOW 2023.... GOING ALL THE WAY BACK TO 1985... I LOVE BACK TO THE FUTURE.. CLASSICS.. ALL 3 OF THEM
here in michigan, in the 70s-80s there used to be a grocery chain called great scott. althogh i serously doubt that had anything to do with the phrase. but i always think of it
As for some of the things you questioned, that it what is was like in 1985. Yes a principal or teacher could talk to you like that. You also could get paddle swats if you misbehaved. As for the 1950's, it was unheard of for a girl to call a boy. We had service stations not gas stations. People had proper manners. You are too young to know and understand what life was like back then. It was a completely different world. People never locked their doors. All neighbors knew each other. You strongly disciplined children and your neighbors children. You never talked back to anyone. You did what you were told without question. If you wanted money for something, you worked for it even before you were 10 years old.
My dude I would have forgiven you if you said you just started with dressing world but Jurassic Park 3 is the only one you watched lol excellent reaction
George: Lorraine, I was thinking about hiring your rapist to wash our cars, and allowing him to come inside our house at will. Lorraine: That's a great idea George!!! You should hire him ASAP!!!
Everybody does that when they see Steven Spielbergs name on this. Steven just produced this movie when noone else would. The one you got to give it up for is Robert Zemeckis, he was the co-creator and director of this movie. He was connected with Steven Spielberg on ET The Extra Terrestial and they were friends. I think he was one of the camera men. I'm not sure but I know he was connected. The idea of Back To The Future was his and Bob Gales idea. Noone else would produce this movie even Disney Studios rejected it. But once Steven decided to be their producer, things started changing. But Steven had nothing to do with the creative part of this movie.
Trust me. I saw this in the theater as a kid. It was always highly illegal to skate behind a car. I have literally never seen it done, other than this movie.
Seen this nearly 100x and it never gets old, a yearly tradition to watching the series
Same here and I have to agree!
Same .. Agree!! Saw it the night it was released when I was in High School!! We applauded at the end
What age are you?? 😂😂
@@scottirvine121 in my 30s
I might have watched it that many times too!😂😂😂
The cool thing about this movie is this:
The Doc's first time meeting Marty is in 1955. Marty already knows Doc.
Marty's first time meeting Doc is sometime around 1985. Doc already knows Marty.
The phrase Great Scott! can be traced to the 1800s, it is a reference to American General Winfield Scott.
According to folklore, the men in Scott's command adopted the exclamation “Great Scott!” as a way to reinforce his leadership. It went on to become popular in the latter half of the 1800s and into the 20th century, although had largely been rendered a dusty relic when Doc Brown used it in 1985.
Love this trilogy and I've watched ot 100's of times.
Michael J. Fox did learn the guitar for this part but the singing was dubbed in.
I heard they were already filming when Michael J. Fox was added. He was working Family Ties all day and Back To The Future all night and only had an hour to sleep. How did he find time to learn the guitar?
@@ckobo84 that is true. Eric Soltz (Mask) was originally hired to play Marty but there were a lot of..let's say personality conflicts on set..plus the director and screenwriter didn't think he brought the screwball energy needed for the part even though he was a fine dramatic actor and fired Stoltz after 6 weeks.
They had wanted Michael J. Fox for the part from the beginning but he was busy filming Family Ties. An agreement was finally reached and Fox agreed to do the part. You're right though. His schedule was grueling doing both things at the same time. I couldn't believe he found the time to learn how to play 2 songs on the guitar with his schedule either but he did.
The other guitarist in his band during the audition scene was his actual guitar instructor.
the guy is an underrated general, the Anaconda plan was his plan.
Yes I've seen this possibly 100x never gets old love this movie and the trilogy.
This is one of the few damn near perfect movies ever made.
31:01 One of my favorite parts, all of the doors at once. "Who you callin sp**k? -- Run home to yo momma, boy." 🤣They were like: "Biff! Help!!!!"
Lost count on how many times I saw this movie. I grew up with movies like this.
Random facts about the movie... The guy who was like you're to darn loud is Huey Lewis, the person who performed the main power of love song to the movie.
I love this trilogy, can’t get enough of it and the whole cast is amazing
"Doc" is Christopher Lloyd. He was crazy funny in series "TAXI" and has been producer for decades. He's in film "NEXT BODY" and he's good!!!!👍👍👍
“He was a skater boi she said see ya later boi” ❤Avril Lavigne
Remember, as the saying goes geniuses often live in clutter since their minds are often cluttered with thought or a similar saying to that effect.
Everyone, had that type of principal or teacher 😂😂.
As a kid from the 80's, I probably maxed out at ten x's before I got to the next birthday. I've never counted, but most likely way past 100 by now. The 80's and 90's were definitely a wonderful time- it was the last taste of real freedom this great country will ever have. Thanks for the reaction, it was very cool to watch!
18:14 for some reason i really like that line
"You better get used to this bars, kid"
I was going to go to bed, but your reaction was so good I watched to the end. You got all the jokes, laughed at the right stuff, didn't talk over the action. Really enjoyed your reaction (and I've seen this movie several-dozen times with other reactors). I can't wait for you to do the next one. Really nice job. :)
Same! Just finished the video and now it's 3:26 am, lol.
The car was at Universal Studios...my son loved it!!!! My boy is 46 now, still loves these movies👍👍👍
Schultheis... A very German name. A well known brewery in Berlin and a girl, which was 2 grades younger, in my little town here in Europe.
I’m 46 and I remember the car at universal. It was like seeing a celebrity in real life 😂
My son born in 1987 watched this movie over and over again . We all knew the lines by heart
I love that you laughed when he said, "damn damn" 😂. My cousin and I loved this movie when we were kids and the damn damn part always made us laugh hysterically (probably we weren't allowed to say damn 😂😂).
Also, my kids would probably rather stick needles in their eyes than to listen to the story of how me and their dad met one more time 😂😂😂. We worked next door to each other (him at Subway and me at Burger King) and anytime we see anyone eating from either place, we mention that that's where we met. The kids just roll their eyes because they've heard it a million times lol.
"I've got a time machine, I've got all the time i want. I'll just go back ten minutes early, that should be plenty." LMFAO. That has cracked me up since i saw this in the theatre when it first released.
This trilogy is a masterpiece. It never gets old. One of the few movies I would say is perfect.
Awesome reaction
Can't wait for you to watch the other 2 movies ❤
M.J.FOX was so cute I had a huge crush on him This movie nevr gets old I can watch this over and over again
Were you his mother?
1. Cranky principal Strickland/James Tolkan also played the ship's squadron leader in "Top Gun".
2. The teacher that tells Marty, "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis himself. (Heart of rock and roll)
3. Eric Stoltz was first cast as Marty, but he didn't play well with others and was fired. Some of his long shots are still in the movie.
4. The flammable material set on fire with the model exercise had to have been put there on purpose.
5. It's always fun to see how people react to the Marty and his mom car scene. 🤣
6. George McFly/Crispin Glover didn't like that the story ended with the family being prosperous.
7. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta.
8. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
“I’d go back and see the O.G.”
The Original GOD? Yeah, that’d be dope.
I don’t remember how many times I seen back to the future 😂❤ the whole trilogy rocks
I had a really bad teacher in the 60's in a small town school. The teacher would ignore the normal to fast students and fail them where she would coddle the slow ones. She came to my house one evening to tell my parents what a horrible student I was. I was in so much trouble until my friend who was a straight A student was getting D's was called out by her parents. She had to go through the school board and almost got fired. My parents were very sorry about the way they treated me over this.
thats awful. I had some bad teachers who did the opposite. The students who made A's got all the attention the ones who did poorly were left behind this was in the 70's and 80's for me. I was partially deaf so had a hard time keeping up. The teachers never bothered to help me at all. Anytime I did get good grades I had to work twice as hard as the other kids just to make sure I heard her right or didn't miss an assignment. Teachers love the rich kids and the straight A kids.
It’s been 8 months since this was posted but the guy that said Marty’s band was too loud was actually the singer of that song. Lol
The guy that said the song was to loud at the addition actually made power of love song. He's the actual music artist.
"Too darn loud" was an inside joke by the director. Remember the music playing as Marty was hitching rides on the backs of cars on his way to school? That music was done by Huey Lewis, who played it too darn loud on tour all over the country. He was the teacher with the megaphone. Oh...and the Pinheads were playing his music for the audition. :)
I lived across the street from the mall they called twin pines. I was in high school and me and a friend went to the set to see what they were doing. I asked one on looker who was going to star. When they said Fox I was like that guy he’s just a tv guy. Guess I was wrong about that.
Definitely one of my faves! Growing up in the 80s was def the best!
Yes, that is Michael J. Fox singing and playing the guitar. When he developed Parkinson’s Disease his guitar hobby became a way to help with coordination. It eventually got so bad, he had to stop playing for awhile. I think it only a few years ago at one of his Parkinson’s fundraisers he was able yo perform again. I’m sure there’s a video for it.
Glad you love it!
My husband's favorite movie, probably seen it about 20 times since it came out ❤ growing up in the 80s was the best
I'm lucky enough to have spent the ages of 8 - 18 throughout the 80s. If I could live through it all again....yeah - it was a blast.
Love this movie!
I most definitely had a principal like Strickland. My first day of high school, which was 7th grade (our town was super tiny), and the principal said, "well looks like you fell out of the ugly tree, because you don't look like your sisters!"
I was 10 years old. I skipped 2 grades.
I don't look like either of my sisters, which I already knew at 3 years old.
One of was the prom queen.
The other one was the homecoming queen who married the quarterback.
Neither of them have a neck anymore.
I look great now, I just took me awhile!
Love this movie and the series, hard to not go into the 2nd one automatically after seeing this. Seen this movie plenty of times just reminds me of the good old 80's when I was a teen. We were lucky.....today? Well that's another story. One of my favorite series ever.
My favorite of the Back to the Future series is the third one but this is one of the rare trilogies in which ALL are goated.
All 3 is good? That is rare indeed!
Lethal Weapon is also a franchise where the movies get better❤❤
@@mrflickswatches I didn't find the other 2 too entertaining, but I know there are peeps who appreciate the entire trio. Talking about good (or excellent) sequels, I'd very much like to recommend the Bourne Identity + the 2 sequels. They seem to only get better and better!
One of the best films ever made
This is one of the greatest movie trilogies of all time! Ya know I was born in Dec 1984 and this was one year after my birth.
My favorite movie off all time. I saw this more than 10 times in the theater (snuck in most of the time). I watch this movie regularly, and like you said, I know the words by heart. First time on your channel. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your videos.
Saw this first in the theatre and have seen it sooooooo many times ❤ it never gets old
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this "with you." Thanks for making this video.
The guy in the begining who says Martys's audition was "too loud" was Huey Lewis - The writer and performer of the song Power Of Love.
I went through a time in the 90s where all I did was sit at home watching movies sometimes three or four a day. I got a hold of some behind the scenes to The Back to the Future movies and how they were filmed and I was so fascinated with that I probably spent about 2 or 3 weeks watching all three movies every day for most of the days of those weeks and I've watched those movies numerous times ever since whether it's with other people who love the movies or people who would never seen them like my kids and I can watch them today right now and totally enjoy them.
If you haven't watched BTTF part II or III yet there's another movie you should see first, one that made Clint Eastwood a megastar, a good western called _A Fistful of Dollars_ (1964). Most of us back in the 80s watching the BTTF trilogy would know this movie well, and more importantly so would Marty McFly. Can't tell you any more without spoiling parts II & III. And _Fistful_ is part one of it's own awesome trilogy.
When doing BTTF Part II be sure to stop the movie at the end when you see the words "To Be Concluded---->" on the screen! Because a LOT of spoiler scenes for Part III will appear next. ✌😎
Really enjoyed my first reaction with you, this was a goody! Hope you do more of the 80's - 90's movies. They were the absolute best.
Your comments on Claudia Wells were well-taken. She's the most beautiful girtfriend character I've ever seen in a movie...ridiculously beautiful.
The guy that says Marty's band is too darned loud is Huey Lewis the guy who sings The Power of Love.
100s of time and yeah I can quote it 😂
A lot of Doc's character incorporated "Reverend Jim", Christopher Lloyd's burnt out, drug user, Harvard drop out cab driver in the TV "Taxi" that ran a few years before this movie.
I lost count how many times I've seen this movie. Way more than 10 haha.
I was at a convention that had an anniversary for this movie and the actor who plays Biff was there.i was dressed as charlie chaplin and he was sitting at his desk with no one there and he spotted me and got so happy to see my costume he stood up, held his arms out and just walked up to me like "i gotta hug charlie chaplin" and he gave me a great hug, lovely guy
This is my dad’s favorite movie, it the mcflys basically raised me 😂😂
14:06 lol had me laughing!
I was a sophomore in college when this came out. I've probably watched this more than hundred times since then.
One of the best PURELY ENTERTAINING films of all times.
I was born in 82 and I grew up with this one. I know all 3 movies by heart, and just after CoVid it was shown in the danish theaters. It was so fkng awesome to finally see it on the big screen, even tho I have seen it countless of times
TEN TIMES?
BORN IN 80 & AS A 90s TEEN I PROBABLY SAW THE FIRST TWO FILMS 200X PLUS. YUP.
I've seen it over 50 times at least. Saw it in theatre when if first came out and was devastated to see "to be continued......"
I probably saw it 10 times just in the theater. I've certainly lost count of the times there, on TV, VHS, DVD, and streaming.
Did you notice Twin Pines Mall at the beginning changed to Lone Pine Mall at the end, because Marty ran over one of the pine trees?
You should see Marty's dad (Crispin Glover) in Teachers from 1984, also starring Eddie Murphy's partner from 48 Hrs. (Nick Nolte), the original Karate Kid (Ralph Macchio), and the mom from the original Poltergeist (JoBeth Williams).
Just saw this in my feed and had to check it out. Great reaction. You have yourself a new subscriber.
This movie is so great that USC film school uses BTTF as an example of great screen writing and movie making. It’s practically flawless.
I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times. Possibly over a thousand. I know every line in the movie. I got to meet Michael J Fox when I was 8. My dad took me to the set of Family Ties in ‘86 and I got to talk to him after taping. He is the nicest guy and was good to me. Made me love this movie even more.
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
Oooh, you're in for an unforgettable movie series here! I love it - for years every time there was a rerun on tv, I'd watch it. I'm looking forward to see it here with you!
Christopher Lloyd and Matthew J Fox weren't really fond of each other during making this movie. After Fox started suffering from Parkinson's (I think he's one of if not the youngest person affected by it), Lloyd warmed up to him a lot.
Jennifer will be played by another actress in the sequels. The actor who played Marty's father didn't return for the sequel, and the way the studio brought back his character (terrible prosthetics, leftover footage etc.) made him sue the studio, which later helped other actors protect their likeness.
This is one of my favorite movies. My family loves to watch it together
I was born in 1950 and every time I watch this movie, I am amazed at all the nuances they got right about 1955 and how out of place someone from '85 would seem.
"Oh, NOBODY has two televisions" brings back how in '55 that would be inconceivable that would be to most people.
Reagan, a grade B movie actor (check the movie marquee in the '55 town square), becoming president, would have been laughable at the time. And Jerry Lewis as VP and Jack Benny as Sec. of the Treasury are both laugh-out-loud ideas.
Another one of those kids jumped in front of the car.....yeah, George McFly wasn't the only one spying on Miss Lorraine. 😜
Now we need part 2 & 3 !!
Literally just started editing part 2 as we speak 🔥
Luv this movie this was a fun adventure I went on with my daughter's. Great job. L✌️💜.
Spielberg produced the film, but he didn't direct it. It was directed by Robert Zemeckis who also made Forrest Gump and Who Frame Roger Rabbit
Spielberg give the idea of what to do and he was a tenor of this movie . Read Wiki .without him it was just a regular boring movie.
Indeed, as executive producer he definitely left his mark on it though.
prolly seen this like 30 times. I love this damned movie. It's basically perfect.
4:20 that was hewy Lewis behind the mega phone ;)
LOL. Just caught it.. The car has to get up to 88mph to time travel.... Marty says 'lets see if this thing can do 90'... I think you can push it 2mph more Marty!! But, you'll never hit 90 because you disappear at 88!!
Yes, we all had teachers and principals like that, but we mostly saw them as a joke. They aren't the reason we're all in therapy. That award goes to our parents. Oh, and those 3-D glasses are hip AF. get with it
I’ve watched it so many times I have no idea how many..lol 😂🤪
Awesome epic trilogy! Everyone loves these movie! Great story line.
It's about damn time! 😂❤ time to watch the others!!
"You're just too darn loud" said Huey Lewis about a Huey Lewis song :V
Hahaha calling some of us out for knowing most if not all the lines hahaha. Great video great watch! ❤ Got a new subscriber here! 🎉Keep it up! Would love to see you watch the rest of the trilogy or like happy to recommend films in the future❤️ have a good day!
Awesome! Thank you! Doing the second one today actually!
@@mrflickswatches your reaction Is really good I love all 3 of these truly wonderful movies as much as you do I think I have a movie recommendation for you it's a disney live action movie from 1968 called the love bug it is so good awesome wholesome family drama race car the old style racing funny awesome movie please do a review and reaction on the love bug
The guy who said, it's to damn loud is the original singer and composer of this song.
saw this in movie theater and have watched so many times got to watch all 3
Teachers and principals like that were common in the 80's and 90's. I can't speak to after that as I was done with school by then.
Here's a fun thing, the father (actor) was on episode of Family Ties with Michal J. Fox they were friends (1984), it was odd to see looking back at it now. Before Back to the Future (1985).
This is not a Steven Spielberg film.
The films were created and directed by Robert Zemeckis.
However... Spielberg produced the films with his production company Amblin. That's why in the beginning it says: "Steven Spielberg presents".
Spielberg give the idea of what to do and he was a tenor of this movie . Read Wiki .without him it was just a regular boring movie.
Love it one of my fav movie series its Just so good great reaction Like Always🤍
The actress that plays his mom said she played the young Loraine “like a cat in heat” towards Marty! She thought it was hilarious!
That DC Defenders Cap!🔥
keep these coming bro love the reactions
What is fascinating about this movie is many many years later it was reported that 80 percent of the movie was filmed starring another actor as Marty. Eric Stoltz was the original Marty McFly but was fired after both the director and Spielberg just didn't like the film. They managed to make a deal the have Michael J. Fox film his sitcom during the day and he can film the movie after hours and weekends.
Not true ...
I Got This Movie On Lockdown for the Days I wanna get away from the Years NOW 2023.... GOING ALL THE WAY BACK TO 1985... I LOVE BACK TO THE FUTURE..
CLASSICS.. ALL 3 OF THEM
I've seen this SO much 😂😂 i can quote a lot of it 😜😜
here in michigan, in the 70s-80s there used to be a grocery chain called great scott. althogh i serously doubt that had anything to do with the phrase. but i always think of it
This trilogy is one of the best ever.
I watched the entire series dozens of times myself...
As for some of the things you questioned, that it what is was like in 1985. Yes a principal or teacher could talk to you like that. You also could get paddle swats if you misbehaved.
As for the 1950's, it was unheard of for a girl to call a boy. We had service stations not gas stations. People had proper manners. You are too young to know and understand what life was like back then. It was a completely different world. People never locked their doors. All neighbors knew each other. You strongly disciplined children and your neighbors children. You never talked back to anyone. You did what you were told without question. If you wanted money for something, you worked for it even before you were 10 years old.
And damn. I have seen this movie 50 + times
My dude I would have forgiven you if you said you just started with dressing world but Jurassic Park 3 is the only one you watched lol excellent reaction
10 times? I've probably seen this over a hundred times. My older brother took me to see it in the theater.
It's wild that they still kept Biff around after he assaulted his Moms in the car, is a cheap car wash really worth hiring that creep.
George: Lorraine, I was thinking about hiring your rapist to wash our cars, and allowing him to come inside our house at will.
Lorraine: That's a great idea George!!! You should hire him ASAP!!!
Everybody does that when they see Steven Spielbergs name on this. Steven just produced this movie when noone else would. The one you got to give it up for is Robert Zemeckis, he was the co-creator and director of this movie. He was connected with Steven Spielberg on ET The Extra Terrestial and they were friends. I think he was one of the camera men. I'm not sure but I know he was connected. The idea of Back To The Future was his and Bob Gales idea. Noone else would produce this movie even Disney Studios rejected it. But once Steven decided to be their producer, things started changing. But Steven had nothing to do with the creative part of this movie.
Spielberg give the idea of what to do and he was a tenor of this movie . Read Wiki .without him it was just a regular boring movie.
Trust me. I saw this in the theater as a kid. It was always highly illegal to skate behind a car. I have literally never seen it done, other than this movie.
Oh, I've seen this WELLLL over 10 times, lol