I like to think of it as character development. In the beginning Marty is afraid of rejection and that he'll never have a chance to play his music. Over the course of the film, he has to help George with his own fear of it. By helping George, he, in turn, is learning to deal with his own. Getting on stage gives him this opportunity, and by playing this song, Marty finally opens up and is able to express himself without worrying what people will think of him.
Johnny B Goode was released in 1955 it would be a great song to play at The Enchantment Under The Sea Dance. Marty Mcfly upset the time and space continuum he could have disappeared from existence along with his siblings forever, right? ⏰️ 😂
Fun music fact: For the people who keep asking how a band could possibly know the back-up instrumentals to a song no one has ever heard before, Marty says to them right before he starts "its a blues riff in B and watch me for the changes". The "blues riff" is a common progression of chords used in blues and jazz songs throughout that particular era that any band would know especially in the 50's, and to basically follow his lead. Johnny B Goode is actually a pretty simple song to play along to if you know the key and the blues riff.
Exactly. Everyone of the band members knows how to solo in I-IV-V blues progression. It's the backbone of blues progressions and had been used for decades. It's not rocket science to them
@@daveolifent4477 its chuck berry songs. Maybe the idea , the lyrics already there. He just looking the "sound" he looking for. Maybe in future the songs will be different , who knows. Have u heard the song when Marty back to future? Even his family life have change. Can take sample in bttf2 . Marty will go to alternate future, not original timeline. Original timeline that songs already exists. He just play back time before it create.
NO the classic scene in cinematic history is when 2 Mitsubishi A6M2 Zeros (T6 Texans dressed us as Zero) are jumped by 2 Northrop-Grumman F14 Tomcats on Dec 6th 1941!
My niece told me she'd never heard of back to the future and didn't like old movies. I was like "uh, no. We're watching it NOW". Of course, she loved it.
В любом случае всё зависит от родителей/воспитателей. Что им покажете то они и увидят. Если всунуть ребенку телефон, а самой обсуждать с подругой тряпки то ... Мои дети и племянники в восторге от "старого" кино. "Назад в будущее" безусловно великолепный фильм, но есть же ещё пласт советских фильмов!)
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I remember seeing this in theaters in 1985 as a 7 year old. The theater erupted in applause and cheers when MJF got back up after the kiss and they all came back in the photo. Ah, the magic of movies! There was also lots of laughter when he went nuts shredding on the guitar. Back to the Future is an example of a perfect movie.
You know what. I rememeber seeing this movie everywhere being a kid. I finally watched it i think 99 i was only 9 at the time but i remember why dont they make cool movies like this anymore.
@@jimmiller6704 And take into account that it'll take more years until Marty grows up to look like him at the dance - by then, they have probably forgotten how he looked.
Can you imagine being part of pop culture and cinema history forever, as long humans still exist? Very few will be able to reach that status. Time makes sure nothing stays. But 200 years from now, people will still see this legendary scene and movie, and be inspired to create their own art.
The pacing of this movie is amazing. The part where he says “unless you know someone who plays guitar” and then instantly cuts to him playing is amazing, I feel like other movies would hold on that shot for like 2 seconds and then cut to him playing guitar, but this really give the sense of urgency Marty is under.
It’s so crazy to know that Michael was showing early signs of Parkinson’s during the Johnny B. Goode scene. They had to redo the scene when he has the guitar over his shoulders cuz he kept twitching. He kept brushing it off when it was noticeable and kept it secret for so long. As someone who has Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy and family history of Parkinson’s, he really doesn’t let the disease define him and is a great advocate for others dealing with the disease. Much respect.
This movie holds a special place in my heart. My best and I used to watch it together. After he passed away from Covid, I watch clips on TH-cam whenever I think of him.
Sorry to hear that man. It's nice you remember him this way though. The Back to the future franchise has got the literal penthouse suite in my heart bro, such happy memories.
This movie never fails to be amazing. After watching it countless times, I just realized that Marty didn't just change his parents' personalities in the first song, but also in the second one. In my opinion, if he had only played the first song, we wouldn't have had that version of George at the end of the movie. This movie is awesome!
Something interesting is that George and Marty both got over their fears of rejection in this scene. George overcame being rejected by Lorraine by kissing/dancing with her,and Marty overcame his fear of not being a good enough guitar player and get rejected by the crowd. So Marty not only fixed his dad's fate,but also his,as he got more confident since he played on that stage. A cool parallel between father and son.
Also pretty inspiring that George changed that much and became a very confident person in the future after finally standing up for himself and taking a risk. Shows that nothing is set in stone.
*"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet but your kids are gonna love it"* This is what makes this one of the best scenes in the back to the future franchise.
Me too. And audience reactions is why I stopped. 🤓 I also started playing piano because of Ross Conway’s “Lesson One”, and stopped because it was too difficult for my fat fingers.
@@jeromeglick Yeah, I think it was Hendrix with throwing over the amp and going crazy, and maybe a little bit of SRV with putting the guitar behind the head. And yes, great scene, very funny.
And yet he was apparently (from what I’ve read) showing early signs of his parkinsons, they had to retake this scene. However he astounds me with this scene, he’s such a talent and I have nothing but admiration and respect for his amazing man! X ❤️😍
Calle Söderberg Damm it ruined my immersion of the real world, not the fact that she has a son that looks identical to her high school crush, not the fact that they use a delorian as a time machine the fact they’re in sync kills it for me
FALSE. First of all it's obviously just a bandage scribbled with red marker to look like blood. Second, it's not even placed where it would hinder an experienced guitarist from playing basic cords. Should have been across the finger tips, where the pain would be excruciating to play. Look man, there have been plenty of great cuts, slashes, chops, etc. in movies, this one just was amateur at best.
Marty McFly: -inventor of the skateboard -popularized vest based fashion wear -original Guitar Hero 🎸 -slacker 😎 EDIT: Whoa, this is heavy!thanks for all the likes everyone ☺️💙 BTTF rules!
Can only imagine how good this was in theatres back when it came out. All those 80’s kids had some true masterpieces. They must have had MCU level audience reactions for these films.
Actually I never had the chance to see it in the cinema back then, that was just for special occasions (even going to McDonald or Kentucky Fried Chicken was a treat LOL) so I had to make do with the drive inn or the TV antenna at home that had maybe 5 channels you could watch mostly still in black and white that just sucked, but then something magical happened. My parents ditched the TV antenna for this new thing available to us, 36 cable channels of pure bliss plus a VCR! Let me tell you something, for a kid in the early 80's that kind of rapid explosive change available to me was mind blowing and I embraced it loving every minute of it knowing that I was living in a great times that past generations could not have experienced. When we got our drivers licenses we went strait to the theaters to see, The Fly, Aliens, Top Gun , etc. as you say just masterpieces for us.
My Nana took us to see this at the Regency theater in San Rafael in 1985 when I was 10. I remember how cool and fresh and new it was. (She also took us to see Ferris Bueller and other great 80’s films.)
I saw it in the movie theater when it came out. I was pretty young, maybe 6 or 7. It probably wouId've been better if I had been a few years older. I do remember leaving the movie theater, going to a restaurant with my family and spending all dinner talking about the movie, we all loved it. Yes, the 80s had some classics: Back to the Future, Karate Kid, The Goonies, Coming to America, Indiana Jones... Plus, we didn't even have cable back then, let alone streaming and all that, so going to the movies had more mystique.
I know. I mean, Back to the Future is the perfect movie series, as someone said in the comments. I suppose Rocky and Bloodsport are tied for being perfect movies also. And you have Flight of the Navigator, and Terminator 1 and 2. These movies didn't have the best computer graphics, but they were masterpiece movies that had a type of timeless creativity that has never been matched in the new movies. New movies have the amazing computer graphics, but the gritty realism of the 1980's really hits you in a different way. It feels like Hollywood has tried to avoid giving people realistic alien and time travel movies now days, and instead they give people morbid sci-fi movies that are based around fear and death. The 1980's Sci-FI movies gave people inspiration and the movies were not horror films.
I'd assume that Loraine had an affair with Marty at some point that resulted in his conception. Though there is a fan theory that George himself had figured it out that Marty had indeed time traveled and just kept it to himself.
Okay so I was watching an ad for this video and I saw your comment and clicked on the time stamp and it skipped the ad and went straight to the 13 second mark, I found a glitch in TH-cam.
@Eragor the Kindhearted no jesus fucking christ no more politics in movies.. do you not understand that people watch movies to escape and not to be preached at about bullshit
At least while Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale are still alive, which are the director and writer respectively, there will be no remake as they have said that they would not allow it to happen.
BrendanTheGent there will always be room for movies to escape politics and some to address them. It’s a way for everyone to learn about an issue they themselves may not understand
I was 13 when this movie was first released and it hit hard.. it was the 80s and our parents grew up in the 50s. Everyone was cheering in the theater. Every kid went out and bought a skateboard. I can watch it today and as an adult I still think the entire movie is flawless. Rare to see such perfection.
I heard someone describe it awhile ago as "a rare example of the 'perfect' movie," and I tend to agree. Even though I was born a few years after it came out.
The real question is did you and/or your kids by the hoverboards that were basically fire hazards when they came out a few years ago? How hard-core ARE you?
I was born in the 90s but watched the movies as a kid (for some reason my parents let me) and was looking forward to the future which was 2015. I do think it's odd that Doc and Marty are friends in the beginning and there's no explanation for that in the movie.
I saw this movie when I was 12, with my best friend Peter... Then, 35 years later I knocked on his door for the 35th anniversary of it ,and my old best friend came with me again to see it.
Well, they did have big bands, jazz, the blues, and the roots that would become rock and roll. It did not just appear out of a vacuum even if it is fun to think it did for this movie.
I remember the first time I heard Metallica or Nirvana on the radio and thought to myself "what the hell" then rock and roll changed and the "hair bands" basically went out of business overnight.
"But your kids are gonna love it" is actually a line said by George Gershwin after performing Rhapsody in Blue for the first time. Absolutely legendary.
This is a perfect Example of a time travel movie should be, Most of them are just Going into different Timelines with very little character work, Back to the Future never gets old!
@@maxxsteele9396 Why do people still think being a virgin is an insult? XD Also, interesting that YOU are also here, watching this very same video, which you clearly had to have searched up in order to watch.
@@maxxsteele9396 Also funny that you assume you know everything about me. Newsflash, I ain't a virgin, and I'm a female. But it's clear that you just wanted to insult someone who made an innocent comment for absolutely no reason other than to feel better about yourself. So good day to YOU, my dear coward. :)
It's a good thing Marty totally lost himself and got carried away. Based on the reaction of the band and the crowd, if he kept it together, he would have been asked to stay around and probably would have missed the lightning bolt.
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This scene is done so well. I love the explosion of music that coincides with Marty's "resurrection". It's a big sigh of relief as the tension dissolves, then the rest of the movie is just a big feel-good party.
Is it just me or does everyone feel it would have been perfectly natural if the school principal told Marty if he screwed up, just this much, he'd have him flying a cargo plane full of rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong? For some reason, the principal also looked out of place without a half smoked cigar. Can't quite put my finger on why though. I had the same feeling watching the Mission Impossible franchise expecting it cut to cut to a scene where every male character played sand volleyball in jeans. Something would have just felt right.
Such a phenomenal scene but my favourite part is the way Marvin looks at the guitar after Marty hands it back to him. It's as if he's seeing all the potential of the electric guitar for the first time.
The school kids reminiscing years later: "Remember at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance where the kid playing guitar almost passed out and suddenly sprung back up?" "Yeah, I'm pretty sure I could see through him at one point".
The whole scene is amazing. My favorite part is 1:53 -I love how Marty springs back to life, and he’s got this breathless look on his face like he can’t believe he’s alive. After the horror of seeing him fading away, crumpling to the ground like everything that makes him is just vanishing, and with those screeching strings indicating, “horror!” the music surges back like a celebration as George makes the right decision and it’s the biggest relief for Marty and for us.
@@JettBlackheart @JettBlackheart83 We're not really told, are we? I think it's left open. Probably all that Marty has done to encourage George has finally kicked in, and he makes the decision to change himself just in time (which as we see, carries on into Marty's new present.) The dreamer in me likes to imagine that somehow, George sensed the need to change himself and prove to Lorraine that he wanted her, because Marty's life was on the line, but there's no way to prove that. I think we don't get to see the moment of George's change because we're focused on Marty's experience, and for him, one second he's dying, and the next he's just fine. He doesn't get to see George's inspiration either. Great question, that hadn't occurred to me before!
@@JettBlackheart I love that interpretation! I hadn't thought about the song, but it's just like Marty said, there's gotta be a song so they can fall in love. ;D
@@JettBlackheart The scene illustrates a very important dramatic concept: the final affirmation that establishes that George really, really changed in a very profound way, that he literally takes his destiny in his own hands. Have you noticed that Marty's look at this - now - fully restored hand after the kiss, is exactly what George did just after having punched Biff? They both underwent the same transformation, but George needed to reaffirm it by showing everyone that he is in full command, and Marty needed to show off with the guitar - he who had complained to Jennifer that "I will never get the chance to play in front of an audience!" and "what if they say I'm no good". Then he totally goes with the flow, even over the top, but it really does not matter, he is so full of his new confidence that he can just grin when everybody gets shocked. Both George and Marty started to believe in themselves. So when George first hesitated about kissing Lorraine, and then let the redhead push him away, his first reaction is the usual one - he is the loser. Was his beating of Biff just a one single lucky strike, then? Is he still the same whimp? No, after a few seconds his new self won: George's change is permanent, he will never go back to his old self again. It started when he decided to defeat Biff and help Lorraine, even though he was clearly very scared - it was the first time ever he made a decision of his own and not just followed instructions, including from Marty. But the transformation is fulfilled exactly in 1:37. God, I love the musical illustration there, with the doomsday trumpets in 1:40 (also echoing the main musical theme of the movie) followed by the song changing from melancholy to full triumph. Listen to the soundtrack with your eyes closed and notice how the music resolves from cacaphony to full harmony - such a fantastic illustration of the rebirth of both Marty and George! I also think it is an important aspect that George first acts against Biff when Lorraine begs for his help, and then he is still hesistant when she ASKS him to kiss her. If he had kissed her then, it would still have been like he was doing what someone else, including Marty and Lorraine, told him to do. So we needed this final turning point, by the way literally shown by George turning around and sending the jerk down to the floor (that one will never kick George in the b*tt again, be sure), then just focusing totally on Lorraine and laying his hands gently around her head. Claiming her, but still respectfully awaiting her full consent. This scene just couldn't get better. After 1000 views of it, I still find new clever details in it ...
0:18 Marvin: "The dance is over. Unless you know someone else that can play the guitar." Cut to the scene of Marty playing the guitar. The transition is so smooth, it doesn't waste any time and it just flows because we already know that Marty plays the guitar because it was set up at the beginning of the film. The pace is another thing that makes this movie so perfect!
Older films are like that, which I think is due to threatre's influence. Like in a theatre, they'd just let a scene serve its purpose and move on. Nowadays you got tons of unnecessary filler, monologues, dramatic camera angles and whatnot.
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I love how without the time travel this movie is about a guy being an absolute homie and helps a guy get his crush
What homie mean?
@@SuperPlacido1 It's a shortened version of "homeboy" (or "hombre" depending on whom you ask), which in turn is slang for "friend".
it isnt even his crush
@@belkYT yes it is, that’s also why he stalked her after school
@@leeroyjenkins3014 proof
“But your kids are gonna love it”
Best. Time. Travel. Movie. Sentence. Ever.
Well, there's a better one from a show: "I am mad scientist, it's so cool! Sunovabich."
@@moonwalkerkop4479A man of culture, I see
@@moonwalkerkop4479 tell me what show
@@egoistagatto7942 Steins;Gate
That and "This is an oldie...where I come from!"
I guess the two thousand people who disliked aren’t ready for that yet, but their kids are gonna love it.
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They dont do movies like this anymore. It is a masterpiece and I love it.
Nowadays, the mother would be a trans and the father a muslim.
@@goldorakrak8939 just admit you’re a transphobic racist man we get it
@@goldorakrak8939that is why the owners refused to let them remake and destroy this movie as long as they live
Must say I don't agree at all, this is absolutey a masterpiece, but they certainly make amazing movies now too, far more than back then aswel.
@@Antech666name a good movie these past few years
I love that there’s not really a plot reason for Johnny B Goode, it’s just a victory lap. Movies don’t do that much anymore I feel.
They usually do in the form of dance parties at the end, which are a hit or miss.
@@TDArulesclub4 Or saving the world from AI attack cars then having a family BBQ at the end.
I like to think of it as character development. In the beginning Marty is afraid of rejection and that he'll never have a chance to play his music. Over the course of the film, he has to help George with his own fear of it. By helping George, he, in turn, is learning to deal with his own. Getting on stage gives him this opportunity, and by playing this song, Marty finally opens up and is able to express himself without worrying what people will think of him.
Johnny B Goode was released in 1955 it would be a great song to play at The Enchantment Under The Sea Dance. Marty Mcfly upset the time and space continuum he could have disappeared from existence along with his siblings forever, right? ⏰️ 😂
@@ThePrinceHasArrivedYup, that's the point of the scene. The movie is full of those foreshadowing/problems that get resolved at the end.
Fun music fact:
For the people who keep asking how a band could possibly know the back-up instrumentals to a song no one has ever heard before, Marty says to them right before he starts "its a blues riff in B and watch me for the changes". The "blues riff" is a common progression of chords used in blues and jazz songs throughout that particular era that any band would know especially in the 50's, and to basically follow his lead. Johnny B Goode is actually a pretty simple song to play along to if you know the key and the blues riff.
Exactly. Everyone of the band members knows how to solo in I-IV-V blues progression. It's the backbone of blues progressions and had been used for decades. It's not rocket science to them
I actually had to watch closely and he is actually playing in B. The original recording is in B flat. Yes, I'm that sad and geeky.
My father got so sick and tired of playing Johnny B Good..
And what the sax vibing along afterwards? Also blues?And the guitar distortion?
@@francescganau7679it’s just a movie
I love that Chuck Berry was able to perfectly recreate the song even though he missed the first half.
😂😂😂
Marvin already heard full songs, at least can help Chuck by humming ... and Marvin just said Chuck try find new "sound" , not new songs
@@24t7 Chuck got all the lyrics right too
@@daveolifent4477 its chuck berry songs. Maybe the idea , the lyrics already there. He just looking the "sound" he looking for.
Maybe in future the songs will be different , who knows. Have u heard the song when Marty back to future?
Even his family life have change.
Can take sample in bttf2 . Marty will go to alternate future, not original timeline. Original timeline that songs already exists. He just play back time before it create.
I was there with my reel to reel and later played it for Chuck.
I really hope that Back to the Future can never be remade as a remake.
it is inimitable in its perfection!
Bob zemeckes and bob gale they said there’s no way we need to do a back to the future 4, three is enough.
It will. Just give it time. It's what happens when half of Hollywood are untalented nepo-babies and the other half are untalented diversity hires.
@eduardochicas8010 the closest thing we got to a fourth movie was the Telltale game.
I agree.
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This movie simply was way ahead of its time. A classic that never gets old.
.. or way before it’s time ;-)
@@ReddSpark Well said ;)
Wait what do mean about that lol??????. 🤔🤨😐😑.
best movie ever!
Well, it's a classic where I come from.
*Marty McFly traveling back to the 50's would be the equivalent to us traveling back to the mid 90's.*
Oh god don't make me feel old.
If I went back to the 90s, I wouldn't bother coming back.
What are we taking back?
Cardi B? Travis Scott? Bad Bunny?
Well this is our generation. Welcome covid society even songs nowadays have the illness.
@@bjscorpio4041 Same here. Specifically 1992.
Love that in the future where Marty was never born, his parents still decided to take a picture of that well with nobody standing against it
What? I don't get this
Hahah yes! Or that his boss sent him a blank fax page in the future!
@@AnandKumar-uy6yy Instead of the kids in the picture in front of a well disappearing the picture itself should have disappeared.
I think it's because Marty wasn't completely erased!
@@jaxoncooper3354 If you think about how the erasing progression goes (oldest to youngest), the youngest "thing" isn't Marty, but the picture itself.
Love how when Marvin requests for another song to Marty he says, "Let's do something that really COOKS." Truly a man ahead of his era!
I noticed that for the first time too, I was surprised when I heard Gen Z slang in a movie from 40 years ago that takes place 70 years ago 😆
Bro cooked
You are here not due for TH-cam recommendations, you are here for the will of your heart
Exactly mate.
Earth Angel called to me.
That's actually true I searched this up lol.
Yes.
Exaclty bro
This is one of the most classic scenes in cinematic history. Unforgettable.
NO the classic scene in cinematic history is when 2 Mitsubishi A6M2 Zeros (T6 Texans dressed us as Zero) are jumped by 2 Northrop-Grumman F14 Tomcats on Dec 6th 1941!
@@Hindustan67us fuck the f14 tomcats!
DUDe not true back to the future is the best
Absolutamente!!!
@@Hindustan67us sounds awesome....what movie is that?
My niece told me she'd never heard of back to the future and didn't like old movies. I was like "uh, no. We're watching it NOW". Of course, she loved it.
Good job. It’s a shame kids today are too busy on TikTok and watching terrible modern movies to appreciate something as amazing as this film
My daughter is 17 now and she has watched this movie probably 10 times.
Hope, your niece will understand after some years who's the real "Earth Angel" in this case who insisted on watching it. Proud of you, man!
В любом случае всё зависит от родителей/воспитателей. Что им покажете то они и увидят. Если всунуть ребенку телефон, а самой обсуждать с подругой тряпки то ... Мои дети и племянники в восторге от "старого" кино. "Назад в будущее" безусловно великолепный фильм, но есть же ещё пласт советских фильмов!)
I mean is a perfect movie bro.
anyone here in 1955?
Yeah man i wss the guy in the background
Idk r u
I want to go there
Nah bro I'm from 187 bc
Your late
Don't worry guys. Robert Zemeckis owns the rights to the movies and has stated that he would never allow them to get remade
Luis Hernandez-Molina Phew. Hollywood would have ended up ruining it like they always do with good movies.
I would slice their dicks/boobs off if they ruin this.
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kasykah Yeah they would change it to a feminist fuck movie
Amen!
“Your kids are gonna love it....”
HELL. YEA.
Billy 2025 and there kids and so on 😂
tension 😂😂 u betcha
And it still ain't an oldie.. never will be
Angsuman Bhattacharyya never heard anything so true in my life 😂👏🏼
I do actually.
“Guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet......but your kids are gonna love it!”
One of my favourite films
@Ethan Weitendorf Unless you consider Jimi Hendrix a pioneering metal musician.
@Ethan Weitendorf 1969 was when metal started
My dad and brothera are metalheads
That’s my favorite line from the entire series. And the one that I remember when I think of back to the future quotes
Tenho esse filme em DVD.
É muito bom.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thumbs up if you think Johnny B. Goode still rocks in 2024!
Marty just showed these kids 30 years of Rock n Roll in just 5 minutes. 🤟😎
ANd They where the same committee that told him he was too darn loud
@@CountryMetal01 it is not bad
How dare you kick that tube amp
*exactly*
@@CountryMetal01 Unbelievable that it was Huey Lewis, the one who told him that, he did the main theme song "Power Of Love"!
I remember seeing this in theaters in 1985 as a 7 year old. The theater erupted in applause and cheers when MJF got back up after the kiss and they all came back in the photo. Ah, the magic of movies! There was also lots of laughter when he went nuts shredding on the guitar. Back to the Future is an example of a perfect movie.
Wow !
It’s easily a perfect movie. Should be studied by aspiring filmmakers.
@@JonCom3dy true
My mom doesn't like sci-fi movies at all and even she loves back to the future!
You know what. I rememeber seeing this movie everywhere being a kid. I finally watched it i think 99 i was only 9 at the time but i remember why dont they make cool movies like this anymore.
And his parents never questioned why their child looks exactly like the guy who played music at their dance
the film does have some plot holes but it's so good that it just doesn't matter to me
I think the same
It wa 18 years at least.
How do you expect anyone to recall what someone looks like after all that time?
@@jimmiller6704 And take into account that it'll take more years until Marty grows up to look like him at the dance - by then, they have probably forgotten how he looked.
And never questioned the face of Marty’s brother, his face does not look like any of his parents
Can you imagine being part of pop culture and cinema history forever, as long humans still exist? Very few will be able to reach that status. Time makes sure nothing stays. But 200 years from now, people will still see this legendary scene and movie, and be inspired to create their own art.
Completely agree. It's amazing.
There is no more satisfying kiss in the history of cinema. The way Marty just pops afterwards, and it's all synced with the music. Utterly brilliant.
The power of great writing and a director who could compliment it
@@23jakesmith23 Unlike music and Hollywood these days.
And the fact that all three brothers come back to the pictures in sync with the music... goosebumps EVERY single time I watch the entire scene.
Absolutely one of the greatest ever movie scenes.
it´s fantastic
The pacing of this movie is amazing. The part where he says “unless you know someone who plays guitar” and then instantly cuts to him playing is amazing, I feel like other movies would hold on that shot for like 2 seconds and then cut to him playing guitar, but this really give the sense of urgency Marty is under.
Very true, noticed that too! Media still does that nowadays but somehow a movie from 1985 still hit that transition so well.
Exactlyyyy!!!!
this movie is timeless! no pun intended...
nice
Ain't got time for all that, my boy not trying to disappear 😂😂
It’s so crazy to know that Michael was showing early signs of Parkinson’s during the Johnny B. Goode scene. They had to redo the scene when he has the guitar over his shoulders cuz he kept twitching. He kept brushing it off when it was noticeable and kept it secret for so long. As someone who has Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy and family history of Parkinson’s, he really doesn’t let the disease define him and is a great advocate for others dealing with the disease. Much respect.
Yes I remember when he held a concert despite his Parkinson. Unfortunately people like Rush Limbaugh made fun of him.
@@Ethanphetamine it's when you shake uncontrollably
Watch him in Curb your enthusiasm episode its bloody funny as, he's a funny little prick 👍
😭🤧👍
@@boatymcboatface4120 Well Rush is dead so...
One of the greatest of all time. No repeats, never done again, Micheal owns this forever.
“Guess you guys weren’t ready for that, but your kids are going to love it.”
One of the most under rated lines in cinematic history
Joke on him, I'm a grandson and like it too !!
@Thanos’ Grandma - 🤣❤️
nah its just too darn loud.
I love it Thano's Grandma
“Marty, whatever you do, DON’T GO TO 2020” -Doc Brown
Seriously it's hard to make me laugh with a comment but you got me lol
Check out Marty McFly & Doc Brown Visit Jimmy Kimmel Live 2015
Amen, double amen. 2020 has sucked since the start. Nothing but bad luck this year.
@@ociewilson3615 This is not bad luck unfortunatly.
He can see in the future of covid 19
This is my favorite scene from the film.
me too :)
My favourite was when he banged his mom
@@Vidarx2 Well, that is strange.
Para mí también bro
Me too. 😍🌈❤❤💖💘💘💎💎🎸⚡⚡⚡
This movie holds a special place in my heart. My best and I used to watch it together. After he passed away from Covid, I watch clips on TH-cam whenever I think of him.
Sorry to hear that man. It's nice you remember him this way though. The Back to the future franchise has got the literal penthouse suite in my heart bro, such happy memories.
This proves that there’s another time traveler before Marty who brought that Gibson ES 335 guitar, first built in 1958, to the year 1955. 😄
Wait a minute...
Johnny B. Goode was also released in 1958, but I doubt Gibson was giving away prototypes years in advance to musicians playing high school proms
Exactly!
Actually it's a Gibson ES 345. The ES 335 didn't have the 6 position varitone switch. Which also came out in 1958. But I digress
Joseph Mulvaney - I was wondering about that, the switch, and also the availability of a tremolo bridge
"they gave me the whole guitar i'm gonna use the whole guitar"
Actually it ain't that hard
EDIT:unless you're talking about the solo than yeah
@@gezim117 No woosh here, not that hard and not using whole guitar at all
And they also let him use the stage
I love Back to the Future! I think my music videos shows it!
🤣🤣🤣 hell yeah.
I love how the band just nailed the song instantly
12 bar blues was common even then.
@@johndunstan7003 Indeed. Though the key Marty would really have asked for back in the day would more like have been B-flat rather than "B".
Darren Price beautiful
Well received the original was based off of this, so they spontaneously created it. Maybe. I dunno time travel...
I love how they just built a time machine...
This movie never fails to be amazing. After watching it countless times, I just realized that Marty didn't just change his parents' personalities in the first song, but also in the second one. In my opinion, if he had only played the first song, we wouldn't have had that version of George at the end of the movie. This movie is awesome!
Something interesting is that George and Marty both got over their fears of rejection in this scene. George overcame being rejected by Lorraine by kissing/dancing with her,and Marty overcame his fear of not being a good enough guitar player and get rejected by the crowd. So Marty not only fixed his dad's fate,but also his,as he got more confident since he played on that stage. A cool parallel between father and son.
Wow I never thought of it that way
That is pretty cool
and he got his dad l-l-l-laid
@@john_mccarthy_hi a real homie
Also pretty inspiring that George changed that much and became a very confident person in the future after finally standing up for himself and taking a risk. Shows that nothing is set in stone.
Fun trivia fact..."Marty" is about 3 years older than "Dad" in real life and roughly the same age as "Mom". 🤪
*"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet but your kids are gonna love it"*
This is what makes this one of the best scenes in the back to the future franchise.
450 likes not a single comment? DAMN
nah, this is one of the best scenes in movie history
@@takubo YES absolutely agree.
That man on vocals was absolutely killing Earth Angel.
Canta hermoso ;-;
Shiiiiiiiiit...guitar player w'ant half bad either.
I mean Chuck Berry's cousin, MARVIN BERRY, was always into music as well. It's in the genes.
Что?
Олег Порнов Я думаю, что певец великолепен.
"I guess your guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it."
This scene was the reason I started playing guitar!!!!!
This is epic
same. I watched these movies on repeat growing up.
Me too.
And audience reactions is why I stopped.
🤓
I also started playing piano because of Ross Conway’s “Lesson One”, and stopped because it was too difficult for my fat fingers.
Me too!
Me too, and now it's my only full-time job
Marty: literally faints onstage
Guy singing: "LeTs Do AnOtHeR oNE"
Lol
Or at St Francis high schools prom night that year
If you want to make it in the rock n' roll business, you have to be tough.
@@LB14745 you would know?
@@bigbirdmusic8199 I'm not tough enough, that's why I have a 9-5 job.
This scene is the reason why I started playing guitar 32 years ago.
Totally. This scene and Van Halen 1984 just lit a fire in me that I’m thankful hasn’t gone away.
That's great Rickord75
It’s why I rebuilt a DeLorean....
Dude lol u r OLD😂😂jkjkjk
@@eking5165 The baby is talking!
This is one of the best scenes in cinema history.
“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet” 😂 the transition from Johnny B. Goode to the solo from Beat it
Marty couldn't help himself and just went for it.
That was definitely not the solo from Beat It. He wasn't playing any scales either, it was a crap solo. Still funny though.
Sounds like Jimi Hendrix.
yeah i don't think any of us was ready for that 😂 still pretty bad ass tho lol
@@jeromeglick Yeah, I think it was Hendrix with throwing over the amp and going crazy, and maybe a little bit of SRV with putting the guitar behind the head. And yes, great scene, very funny.
Do you guys realize that hes actually playing the song for real to act this scene? Incredible talent. Michael J Fox!
yeah man thats cool as fuck, excellent playing right there
He learned to play guitar to be able to mimic the song in a realistic way. But he did not play or sing in the movie. It was pre-recorded
And yet he was apparently (from what I’ve read) showing early signs of his parkinsons, they had to retake this scene. However he astounds me with this scene, he’s such a talent and I have nothing but admiration and respect for his amazing man! X ❤️😍
I've seen an interview where he said he's played guitar since he was a teenager
Van Halen actually
This version of Earth Angel is the best I have heard.
I was actually kind of disappointed when I finally heard the original version. The BTTF version has a way better feel to it.
Look up the one by Tiny Tim
can't imagine my life without this trilogy
The actor for Marty Mcfly was PERFECT
Hasan Kaiser z Michael J Fox
@@Matthew-dg6le yep him
Wtf?
You posted without knowing his name!
@@Predaking4ever I couldn't remember his name while posting my comment mate
Hasan Kaiser if only there was a way to find information.
"ok guys try to keep up"
inmediately everyone is on-sync and dancing like pros
Yeah, because that's the unrealistic part of this movie...
Hm...maybe because it's a movie?
@@monaj2971 hehe!
Calle Söderberg Damm it ruined my immersion of the real world, not the fact that she has a son that looks identical to her high school crush, not the fact that they use a delorian as a time machine the fact they’re in sync kills it for me
That's how life works b
I love how Marvin looks at the guitar astounded after Marty gives it back like "damn, I didn't know you could do that!"
It's more like "darn, I didn't know the guitar could do this at all" or "damn, the guitar is still the whole"
I think it was just cause Marty played the song differently than original like uhh that’s not right but dang it does sound good
Ik I’m months late
@@КонстантинПетров-е8к that’s exactly what the first guy meant
I always thought he was inspecting it for damage.
Back to the Future was really ahead of its time ! Nearly 40 years later this Movie is still timeless !
I know we’re all here for Johnny b Goode, but earth angel is such a beautiful song too. I get chills ❤️
They played it at my junior prom.
I’m here for Earth Angel; always get chills when they appear back in the picture
@@Spiralreddthey played it at my senior prom but i didnt have a date so i awkwardly swayed by the food table😂
@@maddie343 I had a date at least. She was a tiny sophomore girl who looked like Carrie white
Yeah hello Universal?! DONT REMAKE THIS. EVER.
iPath23 thank you
They should’ve remade part 2 in 2015
I'm pretty sure Robert Zemeckis stated there will never be another Back to the Future movie in his lifetime, including sequels and reboots/remakes.
Don't give them ideas !
NEVER!!!!
The first cut in this clip is one of the best cuts in film history.
loopy Ruane according to him, isn’t that enough?
@loopy Ruane you dick
it is. a great comedic cut.
FALSE.
First of all it's obviously just a bandage scribbled with red marker to look like blood.
Second, it's not even placed where it would hinder an experienced guitarist from playing basic cords. Should have been across the finger tips, where the pain would be excruciating to play.
Look man, there have been plenty of great cuts, slashes, chops, etc. in movies, this one just was amateur at best.
@@ShinyRedGrapple I like the cut of your jib
Marvin in the back on the phone with his cousin Chuck while Marty is on stage doing his best Chuck impression. This movie never gets old😊
Imagine being the one who got your parents together, and they are happy together and they have an amazing life together. I would freaking cry.
Marty McFly:
-inventor of the skateboard
-popularized vest based fashion wear
-original Guitar Hero 🎸
-slacker 😎
EDIT: Whoa, this is heavy!thanks for all the likes everyone ☺️💙 BTTF rules!
Sebastian Mayorga He ended up becoming the reason many things existed in the movie
and the tapin
And he invented the bullet proof vest.
Sebastian Mayorga also invented frisbees
Clint Eastwood ????
Can only imagine how good this was in theatres back when it came out. All those 80’s kids had some true masterpieces. They must have had MCU level audience reactions for these films.
Actually I never had the chance to see it in the cinema back then, that was just for special occasions (even going to McDonald or Kentucky Fried Chicken was a treat LOL) so I had to make do with the drive inn or the TV antenna at home that had maybe 5 channels you could watch mostly still in black and white that just sucked, but then something magical happened. My parents ditched the TV antenna for this new thing available to us, 36 cable channels of pure bliss plus a VCR! Let me tell you something, for a kid in the early 80's that kind of rapid explosive change available to me was mind blowing and I embraced it loving every minute of it knowing that I was living in a great times that past generations could not have experienced. When we got our drivers licenses we went strait to the theaters to see, The Fly, Aliens, Top Gun , etc. as you say just masterpieces for us.
My Nana took us to see this at the Regency theater in San Rafael in 1985 when I was 10. I remember how cool and fresh and new it was. (She also took us to see Ferris Bueller and other great 80’s films.)
Yes I was one of those 80’s kids
I saw it in the movie theater when it came out. I was pretty young, maybe 6 or 7. It probably wouId've been better if I had been a few years older. I do remember leaving the movie theater, going to a restaurant with my family and spending all dinner talking about the movie, we all loved it. Yes, the 80s had some classics: Back to the Future, Karate Kid, The Goonies, Coming to America, Indiana Jones... Plus, we didn't even have cable back then, let alone streaming and all that, so going to the movies had more mystique.
I know. I mean, Back to the Future is the perfect movie series, as someone said in the comments. I suppose Rocky and Bloodsport are tied for being perfect movies also. And you have Flight of the Navigator, and Terminator 1 and 2. These movies didn't have the best computer graphics, but they were masterpiece movies that had a type of timeless creativity that has never been matched in the new movies. New movies have the amazing computer graphics, but the gritty realism of the 1980's really hits you in a different way. It feels like Hollywood has tried to avoid giving people realistic alien and time travel movies now days, and instead they give people morbid sci-fi movies that are based around fear and death. The 1980's Sci-FI movies gave people inspiration and the movies were not horror films.
Ironically back to the future was way ahead of its time. This movie still holds up so well with rich rewatch value.
This scene basically implies in this universe, Marty invented Rock n Roll
Not really
Rock was thing before chuck berry
@@graysonpitman8959 and before Elvis
@@lexkanyima2195 yup
Yeah, basically stealing it from black people.
If I was his dad id really be rethinking my entire life when my son is grown and looks EXACTLY like the guy back in highschool..
Probably.
I AM NOT TAKING IT EASY ON HIM
I'd assume that Loraine had an affair with Marty at some point that resulted in his conception. Though there is a fan theory that George himself had figured it out that Marty had indeed time traveled and just kept it to himself.
That's what I always thought!
E-MAN Why would George best Marty though? I never understood that
Respect to the cousin for letting him know of the new sound
de-lightifuleuel.
ignite
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'Chuck Berry' was the singer of Johnny B Goode
0:13 my favorite line in the movie!!! 😊
Okay so I was watching an ad for this video and I saw your comment and clicked on the time stamp and it skipped the ad and went straight to the 13 second mark, I found a glitch in TH-cam.
I hope they never make sequels and especially never make a remake. Bttf trilogy is good as it is and they don’t need to screw it up.
@Eragor the Kindhearted no jesus fucking christ no more politics in movies.. do you not understand that people watch movies to escape and not to be preached at about bullshit
@@BrendanTheGent You my good friend, are a fuckin' god sent.
At least while Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale are still alive, which are the director and writer respectively, there will be no remake as they have said that they would not allow it to happen.
Agreed
BrendanTheGent there will always be room for movies to escape politics and some to address them. It’s a way for everyone to learn about an issue they themselves may not understand
I was 13 when this movie was first released and it hit hard.. it was the 80s and our parents grew up in the 50s. Everyone was cheering in the theater. Every kid went out and bought a skateboard. I can watch it today and as an adult I still think the entire movie is flawless. Rare to see such perfection.
I heard someone describe it awhile ago as "a rare example of the 'perfect' movie," and I tend to agree. Even though I was born a few years after it came out.
BTTF dominated 1985. Even beat out Disney. It Obliterated the Black Cauldron in Ticket sales.
The real question is did you and/or your kids by the hoverboards that were basically fire hazards when they came out a few years ago? How hard-core ARE you?
@@nthgth Tarantino named what he thought was a few perfect movies and Back to the Future was on his list
I was born in the 90s but watched the movies as a kid (for some reason my parents let me) and was looking forward to the future which was 2015. I do think it's odd that Doc and Marty are friends in the beginning and there's no explanation for that in the movie.
I love how Marty has his whole life on the line but can't resist his passion of shredding on a guitar.
If you’re gonna go out go out on a high note.
I saw this movie when I was 12, with my best friend Peter...
Then, 35 years later I knocked on his door for the 35th anniversary of it ,and my old best friend came with me again to see it.
Can you imagine never hearing anything but angelic sounds and sunshine sonatas and then this new sound shows up ?
Amazing.
They had Elvis in the 50s. It's not like they're from Mozart's time.
@@Christian-rb8wk it’s all the same to me 😂
The intro of Hard rock Haliluiaj
Well, they did have big bands, jazz, the blues, and the roots that would become rock and roll. It did not just appear out of a vacuum even if it is fun to think it did for this movie.
I remember the first time I heard Metallica or Nirvana on the radio and thought to myself "what the hell" then rock and roll changed and the "hair bands" basically went out of business overnight.
"But your kids are gonna love it" is actually a line said by George Gershwin after performing Rhapsody in Blue for the first time. Absolutely legendary.
would you? you´ll recognize someone you see for just a week 30 years ago?
Nice catch 😁
Stop spreading misinformation.
@@rexrathtar3893 No it really happened
@@jericb No it's fake
In 1985, my mother took me to see this. I was 11. I can't thank her enough.❤
good memories
Damn i wonder what it was like seeing this movie in a theatre
@@hoteltrivago9504 im looking out for a rerun in theatres
@@hoteltrivago9504it was hilarious and exciting! The theater was packed wall to wall. You could hear laughs and cheers !!
I was 8 👍🏼
If you grew up with this movie on a high school date night...congratulate yourself...because you hit the LIFE Lottery for the time to be a teenager 😊
Oh my god, I'm so stupid. I just realized Marvin Berry is talking to his cousin Chuck Berry, who made the song Johnny B. Goode.
I only just clocked that as well! Haha
Lol better late then never 😂
Well, i dont understand Englisch as well as you, but i think i know what you mean
ie. RocknRoll created itself.
We'll overlook the fact that you're a little late coming to the party, but celebrate that you got here eventually.
1:28 Michael J. Fox is such a good actor that he was actually able to make his hand disappear here. Amazing! 👏🏽
Jajajaja
Fun fact: Michael J. Fox actually went back in time and almost made himself dissapear from existence.
What an actor
Michael J Fox was so dedicated and invested in his role he actually practiced seducing his mother.
I did the same, sept ON YOUR MOTHER
I’m not sorry
@@Joe-my6go oh, i thats why she said she didn't feel anything except air, dumbass
the most incredible thing about this is that the guitar Marty is playing wasn’t invented until 1958.
Fatt Philosopher not only that, the lead singer asks him to do another song even though he screwed up Earth Angel.
Yeah that's an Epiphone Casino
Isnt it a Guild Starfire V?
Not just that but there is no string ensemble there, I think
Yeah i think it's an Gibson es-335
This is a perfect Example of a time travel movie should be, Most of them are just Going into different Timelines with very little character work, Back to the Future never gets old!
Best movie ever made. If you don't agree then I guess you aren't ready for it yet, but your kids are gonna love it.
RobRamRez 😂😂
You're a virgin... but your kids will never exist.
@@maxxsteele9396 Why do people still think being a virgin is an insult? XD
Also, interesting that YOU are also here, watching this very same video, which you clearly had to have searched up in order to watch.
@@maxxsteele9396 Also funny that you assume you know everything about me. Newsflash, I ain't a virgin, and I'm a female. But it's clear that you just wanted to insult someone who made an innocent comment for absolutely no reason other than to feel better about yourself. So good day to YOU, my dear coward. :)
How does that make any sense at ALL?
It's a good thing Marty totally lost himself and got carried away. Based on the reaction of the band and the crowd, if he kept it together, he would have been asked to stay around and probably would have missed the lightning bolt.
Never thought of that.
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@@imlost..ineedhelpfromyoulord I enjoy your commenting skills!
@M cool story. nobody gives a shit though
@M there are 189 countries in the world lmao
This scene is done so well. I love the explosion of music that coincides with Marty's "resurrection". It's a big sigh of relief as the tension dissolves, then the rest of the movie is just a big feel-good party.
Well, really? The clock tower scene that follows is one of the most tension filled sequences in movie history.
@@jt4369 well sure but this was the moment where we felt the protaganist was most in peril
@@Jukeboxster true. Even if he had to live out the rest of his life being Doc’s assistant in the 1950s, it isn’t the end of the world.
These movies are damn near perfect. This scene especially gives me so much joy
I love when he just randomly starts shredding and everyone's like "what the hell..."
True tho
That’s my most favorite part, Marty just going crazy
That's the best part their kids gonna love it
This is definitely Michael J. Fox's most iconic role.
You act like that’s a problem.
George Costanza doesn’t sound like that at all 😂😂😂
This is one of the most iconic roles period.
Stuart little tho
Jack Lancaster oh my god I remember that.
Learned to play the guitar because of this scene.
This movie has actually opened and changed alot of lives
Sad how movies like these are now history but in the mean time it will stay a classic
Congratulations
Oh...I'm so sorry. I hope all is good with you now.
John mayer too
Learned to time travel because of this scene.
One of the most incredible couples in acting. This guy is an amazing soul. His wife is also awesome.
One of the coolest movies across anything in history. Perfectly made for a huge audience.
Still gives me goosebumps when Marty stands back up when George kissed Lorraine
Is it just me or does everyone feel it would have been perfectly natural if the school principal told Marty if he screwed up, just this much, he'd have him flying a cargo plane full of rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong? For some reason, the principal also looked out of place without a half smoked cigar. Can't quite put my finger on why though. I had the same feeling watching the Mission Impossible franchise expecting it cut to cut to a scene where every male character played sand volleyball in jeans. Something would have just felt right.
No te trato con los otros amigos 78
@@sigep145 Then Tom Cruise does a flyby at Biff's house & scares him out of any thoughts of future bullyness ... would've made #2 a boring movie :P
How this movie captures human emotions is simply uncanny.
Cool!
IKRR
Yeah. Laughing manically when your girl gets stolen. ;)
I think this movie is better than Barbie.
How Robert Zemeckis later captures human beings in animation is also simply uncanny
Such a phenomenal scene but my favourite part is the way Marvin looks at the guitar after Marty hands it back to him. It's as if he's seeing all the potential of the electric guitar for the first time.
Yeah, *that* was the good bit. [slaps head]
That look was priceless! It was like he was thinking "What has he done to the guitar?"
One of the greatest movie scenes ever, absolutely iconic
I watched all 3 movies because of quarantine, the best decision of my LIFE
Same I always rewatch all 3 back to the future movies and all 2 home alone movies every few months
Now go watch all Austin powers
Same i never thought it would be that good since its pretty old. Now i realise its a classic. Good thing netflix added it!
3rd one wasnt as good as the 1st and 2nd in my opinion
SAME
The ONLY scene in cinematic history I could never get tired of. Pure perfection.
The school kids reminiscing years later: "Remember at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance where the kid playing guitar almost passed out and suddenly sprung back up?" "Yeah, I'm pretty sure I could see through him at one point".
Right
"Damn, what did Biff pour into the fruit punch?"
@@josepablodeleon6073 also right lol
Right
Lmao that's a damn funny comment haha
This film is an 80s classic of all time😊😊😊
Every part of back to the future is 100% perfect and brings a smile to your face
Damn straight.
Time travel movies are just so yesterday...
Yes it does, got me smiling on Johnny B. Goode
I love when the guy gets his guitar back at the end and looks at it real hard like he didn't realize it was capable of those sounds.
Best part imo. He's all like "wtf i can do that on this?"
Same thing happen when he handed back the skate board to the kid.
Marty McFly making new trends past, present and future
"I guess you guys arent ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it"
-George Lucas on the premiere of the Star Wars prequels
Yo giving you a Nobel would not be enough
Duuude ^-^
And the sequels are the same
No, we still hate the prequels.
and I still dislike the sequels
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The whole scene is amazing. My favorite part is 1:53 -I love how Marty springs back to life, and he’s got this breathless look on his face like he can’t believe he’s alive. After the horror of seeing him fading away, crumpling to the ground like everything that makes him is just vanishing, and with those screeching strings indicating, “horror!” the music surges back like a celebration as George makes the right decision and it’s the biggest relief for Marty and for us.
I love how Marvin's voice goes "Earth Angel, Earth ANGEL," at 1:53-1:59 . Seems to fit very well there.
Very well said. It’s a cinematic masterpiece.
@@JettBlackheart @JettBlackheart83 We're not really told, are we? I think it's left open. Probably all that Marty has done to encourage George has finally kicked in, and he makes the decision to change himself just in time (which as we see, carries on into Marty's new present.) The dreamer in me likes to imagine that somehow, George sensed the need to change himself and prove to Lorraine that he wanted her, because Marty's life was on the line, but there's no way to prove that.
I think we don't get to see the moment of George's change because we're focused on Marty's experience, and for him, one second he's dying, and the next he's just fine. He doesn't get to see George's inspiration either. Great question, that hadn't occurred to me before!
@@JettBlackheart I love that interpretation! I hadn't thought about the song, but it's just like Marty said, there's gotta be a song so they can fall in love. ;D
@@JettBlackheart The scene illustrates a very important dramatic concept: the final affirmation that establishes that George really, really changed in a very profound way, that he literally takes his destiny in his own hands. Have you noticed that Marty's look at this - now - fully restored hand after the kiss, is exactly what George did just after having punched Biff? They both underwent the same transformation, but George needed to reaffirm it by showing everyone that he is in full command, and Marty needed to show off with the guitar - he who had complained to Jennifer that "I will never get the chance to play in front of an audience!" and "what if they say I'm no good". Then he totally goes with the flow, even over the top, but it really does not matter, he is so full of his new confidence that he can just grin when everybody gets shocked. Both George and Marty started to believe in themselves.
So when George first hesitated about kissing Lorraine, and then let the redhead push him away, his first reaction is the usual one - he is the loser. Was his beating of Biff just a one single lucky strike, then? Is he still the same whimp? No, after a few seconds his new self won: George's change is permanent, he will never go back to his old self again. It started when he decided to defeat Biff and help Lorraine, even though he was clearly very scared - it was the first time ever he made a decision of his own and not just followed instructions, including from Marty. But the transformation is fulfilled exactly in 1:37. God, I love the musical illustration there, with the doomsday trumpets in 1:40 (also echoing the main musical theme of the movie) followed by the song changing from melancholy to full triumph. Listen to the soundtrack with your eyes closed and notice how the music resolves from cacaphony to full harmony - such a fantastic illustration of the rebirth of both Marty and George!
I also think it is an important aspect that George first acts against Biff when Lorraine begs for his help, and then he is still hesistant when she ASKS him to kiss her. If he had kissed her then, it would still have been like he was doing what someone else, including Marty and Lorraine, told him to do. So we needed this final turning point, by the way literally shown by George turning around and sending the jerk down to the floor (that one will never kick George in the b*tt again, be sure), then just focusing totally on Lorraine and laying his hands gently around her head. Claiming her, but still respectfully awaiting her full consent. This scene just couldn't get better. After 1000 views of it, I still find new clever details in it ...
When George waved at Marty.....dude that gave me the chills tbh. Thanking him for all his help
Same. Same.
0:18 Marvin: "The dance is over. Unless you know someone else that can play the guitar." Cut to the scene of Marty playing the guitar. The transition is so smooth, it doesn't waste any time and it just flows because we already know that Marty plays the guitar because it was set up at the beginning of the film. The pace is another thing that makes this movie so perfect!
Not to mention the fact that Strickland told him he'd never get the chance to play at the school dance.. Pure foreshadowing
@@Stigmatix666 Exactly!
@@moisestorres9618 Yup!
Older films are like that, which I think is due to threatre's influence. Like in a theatre, they'd just let a scene serve its purpose and move on. Nowadays you got tons of unnecessary filler, monologues, dramatic camera angles and whatnot.
This movie is structured perfectly
This movie is a absolute classic and should be remembered as such.
Hollywood doesn't even try anymore .
Marty McFly, shipping his parents like his life depended on it
I mean it is? Pretty much one of the most highly praised pieces of American cinema from the 80s