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This is truly the best trilogy of movies ever made. So you will end up watching parts 2 and 3. No spoilers, don't worry: Just know that they never planned to have a sequel, which meant they kind of painted themselves into a corner for what became part 2 as we are expecting them to go 30 years into the future. But the main thing to know is when the 2nd part ends and the Back to the Future logo appears? STOP THE VIDEO! The reason is that the put a long trailer for the 3rd movie that kind of spoils it. So make sure to stop the 2nd movie right at that logo appearing at the end and you'll be fine.
I'm going to be aging myself here, but this movie was the first movie I ever owned. And it was on VHS. It was the ONLY thing I really wanted for Christmas that year. I probably watched it 100 times by the next summer. And I still love it, nearly 40 years later. New subscriber, also...will be diving into your other reactions.
I saw it with my mother as a teenager in the summer of 1985. It was fun on the way home talking about life in 1955 and how close to reality it was vs what was depicted. But also made me truly wonder what it would have been like to go back to my parent's high schools and see them as they were at my age. That's universal, and one of the key reasons to movie remains popular. No movie ever did that, and any that did later were just bad copies of this masterpiece.
I LOVE this. It must have been so interesting to watch when it first came out for this reason (even though like you said - there's a reason why it's still enjoyable after all this time!). Anyway, thanks for watching with me!
When this movie was made, Zemeckis and Gale had no intention of doing any sequels. The part where the car flies off into the future was just meant to be one final joke, a sight gag. But the movie was such a success that they then decided to do a sequel. Not only that, but they had to deal with the inconvenient plot point of putting Jennifer in the car. You’ll understand when you see Parts 2 and 3.
It’s so normal these days for sequels to be announced years ahead of time,people that weren’t around sometimes assume it was always that way. I only remember that happening a handful of times back then and ironically those sequels ended up not happening
I still think it is unique that it goes from Twin Pines 🌲 Mall to Lone Pines Mall by the time Marty comes back in time. It shows that Marty changed time by the farmer. And running over the pine trees.
As a guy who grew up in Vancouver, Canada, Michael J. Fox was huge in the 80s. My babysitter in the early to mid 90s had a huge crush on him. All of the inside references, including the Ronald Reagan joke (because Michael J. Fox played a Republican kid in Family Ties around the same time) really work, except the joke about John F. Kennedy. JFK wasn't president until 1961, but he was a World War 2 hero, and that coupled with his family name helped him get elected president, so you'd think Lorraine's father in 1955 would have heard of him. He didn't just come out of nowhere.
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 etc.) 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. Twin Pines Mall becomes Lone Pine Mall when Marty takes one out when he goes back to 1955. 8. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta. 9. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
Hey Daisy! I'm giving you a shout out from the US Marine Corps! Great movie review but how could you not put the part of him getting blown away by the speaker! That's like an epic part! But anyways, loved your movie review as always!
Oh yeah time travel as a concept can be a tricky one to understand as there's just so many differant ideas and forms of Time Travel in media. With Back to the Future it uses the idea that changes made in the past will have a lasting effect on the present, pretty much erasing the original timeline. So the actions of Marty in this film has given birth to a new timeline post 1955 with major changes. From Chuck Berry discovering his iconic sound from Marty to Twin Pines Mall becoming Lone Pine Mall and of course the major change to Marty's parents. There's also the branched timeline idea were changes to the past does not rewrite history. They split the timeline into an alternate branch timeline. This action does not change or erase your original timeline. So for example you could go back in time and stop WW2 but once you return to your present day nothing would've changed. If this was how time travel worked in Back to the Future then Marty would've been 100% fine. Could've killed his parents and he'd still be okay. He'd just create a timeline in which he never existed. So with time travel there's never a single role of how this works across media. It very much depends on the film or show.
I first saw this movie in a movie theater in 1985, when I was 29 years old, and really enjoyed it. Seeing it again makes me nostalgic for the 1980s, when (science fiction aside) there was just enough technology. Technology today, in my opinion, has become an end in itself rather than a means that provides a service. We didn't need the Internet and we certainly didn't need to carry it around in pocket-sized phones that everyone would become obsessed with. (Please excuse the rant. I've been unusually irritable recently for personal reasons. I do bank and pay bills online and obviously, I watch TH-cam videos.) DeLoreans, manufactured for a few years by a mogul named John DeLorean, were the subject of a lot of humor when they came out in the 80s . They were actually on the road as luxury cars but they were way too expensive for most people. The do look a bit like spaceships, with the doors opening sideways. Back to the Future would have been a classic even without the 2 sequels (which were made only as a reaction to popular demand.) In the mid-1980s I knew of both Michael J. Fox and Chistopher Lloyd from TV sitcoms. Fox was in "Family Ties" as a conservative Republican youth who lived with his 2 sisters and their liberal, ex-1960s-hippie parents. He was still doing that show when also filming BTF. He'd been the first choice to play Marty and stepped in to replace another actor, who had already filmed some scenes, who was early on considered wrong for the part. Fox, now an advocate for researching a cure for Parkinson's disease, which he has, is in his 60s and married to the woman who played his "Family Ties" girlfriend in early episodes. I knew of Lloyd (still active today in his 80s) from the sitcom "Taxi," (1979-83) in which he played an eccentric, Doc-like cabbie, one of a whole cast of drivers including "foreign man" comedian Andy Kaufman. The taxi company dispatcher was played by Danny DeVito, who's still in the motion picture business. Christopher Lloyd was also in, among quite a few others, the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" (another 1980s film also worth reviewing) which features live actors alongside cartoon characters called "toons." (Lloyd plays the anti-toon villain and there's a surprise ending.) BTF inspired the TV cartoon "Rick and Morty," I recently learned on TH-cam (Culturally I don't get around much these days.) Thanks for this reaction video.
The judge for the band auditions was Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News whose music is featured in the movie soundtrack. 😮 "I'm Darth Vader...from the planet Vulcan!". - Marty McFly. 😂
in 1985 i saw it in the theater. The DeLorean was a failed car...and when we all saw it come out of the trailer the audience all laughed hard. Many jokes will go over your head...When Doc says Ronald Reagan is President? The actor?" that got one of the biggest laughs, he really was actor, in title anyway, and President in the 1980's. "Great Scott!!" comes from Superman comic books of the 1950's/60's. on and on little jokes that may go over your head if you did not live in the era. Notice the name of the mall changed from Twin pine to lone pine? the first film was never intended to be a trilogy. That happened after it's extreme popularity.
Watching only one movie in this trilogy in not permitted lol. You have to watch all three movies. It's like a book, each movie is a chapter building to the final ending. Enjoy these movies. BTW, part 3 is my favorite.
So fun fact, even though the movie ends with a giant cliffhanger, it was never even intended to have a sequel or be a trilogy. It was just supposed to be a one-and-done. But the movie was so successful that sequels were essentially demanded.
Lol YES, finish the trilogy and see what they got right or VERY wrong about 2015! My favorite of the 3 is part 2, so I look forward to seeing you review it next Also, the end of part 2 is gonna have a trailer for part 3. DO NOT watch that because it spoils the final movie. After you finish the trilogy, you can go back to that and see if it felt like a spoiler filled trailer to you, it definitely did for a lot of people.
Definitely watch part 2 and 3 because they all tie in together. Also check out the movies Weird Science(1985), The Goonies(1985), Gremlins(1984), The Karate Kid(1984), and Men In Black(1997).
Thanks for the recommendations! Adding these to my watchlist. And yes - Back to the Future II is going up this week. I can't wait to watch the third one!
I was 20 when this came out and saw it at the movies, everybody cheered when ..to be continued .. came on the screen haha. Luckily for you that you don't have to wait 4 years 😛.. I was pregnant with my first baby in 1990 for the 3rd movie and my daughter was born on the 27th of October lol. It was very nostalgic and funny when we got to 2015 .. I can't say anymore for fear of ruining the next chapter..
Wow! It must've been so fun to see this when it came out in the movies. But you're right, I'm so happy I don't have to wait years to see what happens next - I can't wait to watch the next one!
Hi Daisy, I first saw Part 1 in July 1985, Part 2 in Nov 1989 and Part 3 in July 1990. Which means you don't need to wait as long as I had to, to watch what is considered the best triology EVER. A trilogy where all 3 are superb, brilliant, a masterpiece in there own way. My preferance is = 1 - 3 - 2 --- NO! it's = 3 - 1 - 2 No! it's all of them 🤯 Just watch them and Enjoy 🙂 . Liked & Subcribed 🙂 Spoiler Alert, when you get to the end of part two it will show 'TO BE CONCLUDED' it might be best to stop it there as it shows some bits of part three, which can spoil it for some people.
That was a great reaction! Thank you! Yes, you should definitely watch the entire trilogy to bring out the full effect. What you decided to react to, they call “THE” trilogy … just watch all 3 parts and you’ll understand why. It is the trilogy that wraps up like no other I’ve ever seen. As an additional proof, here you have the best organist in the world, when she was still a little girl, deciding to do a cover of the Back To The Future theme: th-cam.com/video/NRBqsJNxMfk/w-d-xo.html I don’t want to spoil anything right now, so I’ll wait for you to watch part 2, then I’ll show you something very cute (hopefully you allow TH-cam links in the comments). Looking forward to your next reaction. Salutations from Romania …
your doing a great job, like thevideos...SORRY there wont be flying cars likely EVER..they would BE BIG with wings ,or HUGE propellers ! if we dont invent TECH to fly without wings THEY are impractical , you cant have people flying all around, its NOT LIKE driving on the ground! if they break you cant PULL OVER they FALL from the sky!! Can you see your MOM driving a FLYING CAR?? , unless we have NEW TECH, you need a RUNWAY in from of your house... soooo SORRY not likely to ever happen... it is just to Dangerous and unnecessary, and WAY to hard for our current PHYSICS
Hey Daisie! I'm giving you a shout out from the US Marine Corps! Great movie review but how could you not put the part of him getting blown away by the speaker! That's like an epic part! But anyways, loved your movie review as always! ❤🤍💙💛
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This is truly the best trilogy of movies ever made. So you will end up watching parts 2 and 3. No spoilers, don't worry: Just know that they never planned to have a sequel, which meant they kind of painted themselves into a corner for what became part 2 as we are expecting them to go 30 years into the future. But the main thing to know is when the 2nd part ends and the Back to the Future logo appears? STOP THE VIDEO! The reason is that the put a long trailer for the 3rd movie that kind of spoils it. So make sure to stop the 2nd movie right at that logo appearing at the end and you'll be fine.
I'm going to be aging myself here, but this movie was the first movie I ever owned. And it was on VHS. It was the ONLY thing I really wanted for Christmas that year. I probably watched it 100 times by the next summer. And I still love it, nearly 40 years later.
New subscriber, also...will be diving into your other reactions.
Back to the future is an example of a perfect movie!
All 3 are excellent. Don’t wait forever to continue the series.
I saw it with my mother as a teenager in the summer of 1985. It was fun on the way home talking about life in 1955 and how close to reality it was vs what was depicted. But also made me truly wonder what it would have been like to go back to my parent's high schools and see them as they were at my age. That's universal, and one of the key reasons to movie remains popular. No movie ever did that, and any that did later were just bad copies of this masterpiece.
I LOVE this. It must have been so interesting to watch when it first came out for this reason (even though like you said - there's a reason why it's still enjoyable after all this time!). Anyway, thanks for watching with me!
I saw this movie on opening day, July 3rd 1985. And I saw it multiple times in the theater.
ditto!
A rare trilogy where all 3 movies are good.
Replace "good" with "great" and I agree.
When this movie was made, Zemeckis and Gale had no intention of doing any sequels. The part where the car flies off into the future was just meant to be one final joke, a sight gag. But the movie was such a success that they then decided to do a sequel. Not only that, but they had to deal with the inconvenient plot point of putting Jennifer in the car. You’ll understand when you see Parts 2 and 3.
It’s so normal these days for sequels to be announced years ahead of time,people that weren’t around sometimes assume it was always that way. I only remember that happening a handful of times back then and ironically those sequels ended up not happening
This is the perfect movie trilogy. Enjoy all 3!
I still think it is unique that it goes from Twin Pines 🌲 Mall to Lone Pines Mall by the time Marty comes back in time. It shows that Marty changed time by the farmer. And running over the pine trees.
As a guy who grew up in Vancouver, Canada, Michael J. Fox was huge in the 80s. My babysitter in the early to mid 90s had a huge crush on him. All of the inside references, including the Ronald Reagan joke (because Michael J. Fox played a Republican kid in Family Ties around the same time) really work, except the joke about John F. Kennedy. JFK wasn't president until 1961, but he was a World War 2 hero, and that coupled with his family name helped him get elected president, so you'd think Lorraine's father in 1955 would have heard of him. He didn't just come out of nowhere.
New drinking game: Take a shot every time Daisy says “oh my gosh!” 😂
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 etc.)
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. Twin Pines Mall becomes Lone Pine Mall when Marty takes one out when he goes back to 1955.
8. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta.
9. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".
Wow - these are such interesting facts!! Thanks for sharing!
You missed "The bum in 1985 was the Mayor in 1955".
@@timharrod I didn't miss it. I didn't know. Thanks for pointing that out.😎
@@timharrod This is false. The "Red" theory was debunked by Bob Gale on the dvd commentary. They're not the same person.
I love these 3 movies so much!! please watch them all! 🙂❤
My favourite movie
One of my favourite movies from when I was a kid.
Great reaction. Thanks.
Hey Daisy! I'm giving you a shout out from the US Marine Corps! Great movie review but how could you not put the part of him getting blown away by the speaker! That's like an epic part! But anyways, loved your movie review as always!
Loved your reaction. Continue to watch. There are 3. All connected
Oh yeah time travel as a concept can be a tricky one to understand as there's just so many differant ideas and forms of Time Travel in media.
With Back to the Future it uses the idea that changes made in the past will have a lasting effect on the present, pretty much erasing the original timeline. So the actions of Marty in this film has given birth to a new timeline post 1955 with major changes. From Chuck Berry discovering his iconic sound from Marty to Twin Pines Mall becoming Lone Pine Mall and of course the major change to Marty's parents.
There's also the branched timeline idea were changes to the past does not rewrite history. They split the timeline into an alternate branch timeline. This action does not change or erase your original timeline. So for example you could go back in time and stop WW2 but once you return to your present day nothing would've changed.
If this was how time travel worked in Back to the Future then Marty would've been 100% fine. Could've killed his parents and he'd still be okay. He'd just create a timeline in which he never existed.
So with time travel there's never a single role of how this works across media. It very much depends on the film or show.
I first saw this movie in a movie theater in 1985, when I was 29 years old, and really enjoyed it. Seeing it again makes me nostalgic for the 1980s, when (science fiction aside) there was just enough technology. Technology today, in my opinion, has become an end in itself rather than a means that provides a service. We didn't need the Internet and we certainly didn't need to carry it around in pocket-sized phones that everyone would become obsessed with. (Please excuse the rant. I've been unusually irritable recently for personal reasons. I do bank and pay bills online and obviously, I watch TH-cam videos.) DeLoreans, manufactured for a few years by a mogul named John DeLorean, were the subject of a lot of humor when they came out in the 80s . They were actually on the road as luxury cars but they were way too expensive for most people. The do look a bit like spaceships, with the doors opening sideways. Back to the Future would have been a classic even without the 2 sequels (which were made only as a reaction to popular demand.) In the mid-1980s I knew of both Michael J. Fox and Chistopher Lloyd from TV sitcoms. Fox was in "Family Ties" as a conservative Republican youth who lived with his 2 sisters and their liberal, ex-1960s-hippie parents. He was still doing that show when also filming BTF. He'd been the first choice to play Marty and stepped in to replace another actor, who had already filmed some scenes, who was early on considered wrong for the part. Fox, now an advocate for researching a cure for Parkinson's disease, which he has, is in his 60s and married to the woman who played his "Family Ties" girlfriend in early episodes. I knew of Lloyd (still active today in his 80s) from the sitcom "Taxi," (1979-83) in which he played an eccentric, Doc-like cabbie, one of a whole cast of drivers including "foreign man" comedian Andy Kaufman. The taxi company dispatcher was played by Danny DeVito, who's still in the motion picture business. Christopher Lloyd was also in, among quite a few others, the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" (another 1980s film also worth reviewing) which features live actors alongside cartoon characters called "toons." (Lloyd plays the anti-toon villain and there's a surprise ending.) BTF inspired the TV cartoon "Rick and Morty," I recently learned on TH-cam (Culturally I don't get around much these days.) Thanks for this reaction video.
The judge for the band auditions was Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News whose music is featured in the movie soundtrack. 😮
"I'm Darth Vader...from the planet Vulcan!". - Marty McFly. 😂
Johnny B Goode is such a great song! 🎶🎶
in 1985 i saw it in the theater. The DeLorean was a failed car...and when we all saw it come out of the trailer the audience all laughed hard. Many jokes will go over your head...When Doc says Ronald Reagan is President? The actor?" that got one of the biggest laughs, he really was actor, in title anyway, and President in the 1980's. "Great Scott!!" comes from Superman comic books of the 1950's/60's. on and on little jokes that may go over your head if you did not live in the era. Notice the name of the mall changed from Twin pine to lone pine? the first film was never intended to be a trilogy. That happened after it's extreme popularity.
13:21 Since I watched this movie, I took over Docs quote for clubbing as a "Rhythmic ceremonial ritual" :D
This movie series is a trilogy in the truest meaning of the word.
Fun Fact : Reagan saw the movie and loved the line about himself so much he had to have them play it again
Great! Welcome to the 80s perfect trilogy!
There’s back to future part 2 and 3
Watching only one movie in this trilogy in not permitted lol. You have to watch all three movies. It's like a book, each movie is a chapter building to the final ending. Enjoy these movies. BTW, part 3 is my favorite.
So fun fact, even though the movie ends with a giant cliffhanger, it was never even intended to have a sequel or be a trilogy. It was just supposed to be a one-and-done. But the movie was so successful that sequels were essentially demanded.
Lol YES, finish the trilogy and see what they got right or VERY wrong about 2015! My favorite of the 3 is part 2, so I look forward to seeing you review it next
Also, the end of part 2 is gonna have a trailer for part 3. DO NOT watch that because it spoils the final movie. After you finish the trilogy, you can go back to that and see if it felt like a spoiler filled trailer to you, it definitely did for a lot of people.
‘He’s a peeping Tom!’
Definitely watch part 2 and 3 because they all tie in together. Also check out the movies Weird Science(1985), The Goonies(1985), Gremlins(1984), The Karate Kid(1984), and Men In Black(1997).
Thanks for the recommendations! Adding these to my watchlist. And yes - Back to the Future II is going up this week. I can't wait to watch the third one!
I think I have seen back to the future in rhe late 80s or early 90s, when I was a kid. And its definitly a masterpiece :)
Best trilogy ever 😊👍🏻📽️
15:07 Unfortunately, I’ve had a similar experience with manure lol.
Ohhh nooo. That must have stunk! (pun intended) 😅
@@DailyDaisiesTV Yes, it did lol. I can still smell it to this day.
I was 20 when this came out and saw it at the movies, everybody cheered when ..to be continued .. came on the screen haha. Luckily for you that you don't have to wait 4 years 😛.. I was pregnant with my first baby in 1990 for the 3rd movie and my daughter was born on the 27th of October lol. It was very nostalgic and funny when we got to 2015 .. I can't say anymore for fear of ruining the next chapter..
Wow! It must've been so fun to see this when it came out in the movies. But you're right, I'm so happy I don't have to wait years to see what happens next - I can't wait to watch the next one!
Hi Daisy, I first saw Part 1 in July 1985, Part 2 in Nov 1989 and Part 3 in July 1990. Which means you don't need to wait as long as I had to, to watch what is considered the best triology EVER. A trilogy where all 3 are superb, brilliant, a masterpiece in there own way. My preferance is = 1 - 3 - 2 --- NO! it's = 3 - 1 - 2 No! it's all of them 🤯 Just watch them and Enjoy 🙂 . Liked & Subcribed 🙂
Spoiler Alert, when you get to the end of part two it will show 'TO BE CONCLUDED' it might be best to stop it there as it shows some bits of part three, which can spoil it for some people.
There should be a counter in the video for how many times you say "oh my God" or "oh my gosh"
Can you watch back to the future part 2 and 3
Okay see you next time
That was a great reaction! Thank you!
Yes, you should definitely watch the entire trilogy to bring out the full effect. What you decided to react to, they call “THE” trilogy … just watch all 3 parts and you’ll understand why. It is the trilogy that wraps up like no other I’ve ever seen. As an additional proof, here you have the best organist in the world, when she was still a little girl, deciding to do a cover of the Back To The Future theme:
th-cam.com/video/NRBqsJNxMfk/w-d-xo.html
I don’t want to spoil anything right now, so I’ll wait for you to watch part 2, then I’ll show you something very cute (hopefully you allow TH-cam links in the comments).
Looking forward to your next reaction.
Salutations from Romania …
I'm looking forward to watching the next 2 in the trilogy! Thanks for watching my reaction!
your doing a great job, like thevideos...SORRY there wont be flying cars likely EVER..they would BE BIG with wings ,or HUGE propellers ! if we dont invent TECH to fly without wings THEY are impractical , you cant have people flying all around, its NOT LIKE driving on the ground! if they break you cant PULL OVER they FALL from the sky!! Can you see your MOM driving a FLYING CAR?? , unless we have NEW TECH, you need a RUNWAY in from of your house... soooo SORRY not likely to ever happen... it is just to Dangerous and unnecessary, and WAY to hard for our current PHYSICS
Great reaction! 😉 I really enjoyed your breakdown afterwards too. I'm definitely subscribing. 🫶
Hey Daisie! I'm giving you a shout out from the US Marine Corps! Great movie review but how could you not put the part of him getting blown away by the speaker! That's like an epic part! But anyways, loved your movie review as always! ❤🤍💙💛
Right! That was an awesome scene. This movie had so many of them!!