yea she def is one of the smarter reviewers and sees things in a practical way. One thing that has bugged me ( tho it's essential to the plot in this 2nd part) is why do Doc & Marty just leave Jennifer and not put her in the De Lorean
@@michaelceraso1977 I realize this would defeat the whole point of having a movie, but even more than what you said it really makes no sense for ANY of them to go into the future at all to fix something. "Something's got to be done about your kids!" Ok great, why go into the future now? Just tell Marty "Hey, in 30 years your kid will be arrested, so 30 years from now you should do something about that." The end.
Well, Nicolette is a natural at this. She’s both entertaining and fun. The best part is she isn’t confused by things like time travel and paradoxes. So many reactors to this movie usually stop trying to figure out how the time travel works cause it’s just too confusing. Nicolette however is just like “Wait. How does… Ohhh. 2+2=4. Got it.” It’s a nice change.
8:27 You see the woman's stunt double hit the pillar, this was an accident where she was hurt pretty badly and at 8:30 you can see her falling on the outside of the doors where there are no safety mats.
the old man asking for donations for the clock tower, is actually the mechanic (Terrry) there is a deleted scene that occurs shortly after that where old biff and old terry are still arguing about the 300 dollars
I consider that 2015 as an alternate timeline from our own. The writers didn't really believe 2015 would have flying cars and all that. They decided to just have fun with it, knowing how predictions are usually wrong. Some old sci-fi movies thought we would all be wearing suits made out of tin foil and eating pills instead of food by now.
I love how they were able to recycle certain scenes in different context. Thomas F Wilson really underrated in this trilogy as the scummy villain in several forms
How many times have I seen this, and how many reactions have I seen. I don't think I ever caught the 'Nixon seeks 5th term.' in the paper. That opens so many questions...
18:43 yes. As Doc mentioned in Part 1 the time circuit has 3 logs that keep track of where you're going, where you are, and where you were. But unfortunately the latter only keeps track of the very last place you were in, which at this point in time reads Oct. 21 2015. They would've been able to spot where Biff went, had they checked the time circuits before going back to 1985.
Exactly. And we've got to give the creators credit for attention to detail, as we do see the readout when Doc dials in for the return trip to 1985. The Last Time Departed entry reads November 12, 1955 - 6:38 P.M.
I was 14 when the first one came out. Back to the future and the Bill and Ted movies pretty much help shape who I am as a person today. Be Excellent to each other.🙂
Can’t wait until you see the conclusion of this trilogy! So happy you’ve picked one of, if not THE BEST trilogy of all time to watch. Movies are just churned out these days, but these oldies (like me) were the best of the best. Love your reaction to this wonderful movie. 💫❤️💫🇦🇺✌🏻
Your reaction is great and all I can say, from an earlier comment throughout the movie. Don't worry about Marty getting in that accident or Doc. Everything will be fine. With an important message for us all!! God is I loved your reaction reaction
Did you notice the cafe screen Reagan see the bat coming and look scared? A shortened scene: when 2015 Biff returned the time machine and hid behind the dumpster, he dropped dead, and faded away. Deleted scene: Lorraine was behind the door on the roof and overheard Biff confess to Marty. When Biff came to after Doc had knocked him out, Lorraine was standing over him with his gun. Bye, 1985 rich Biff! One of Biff's buddies ("How the hell did he change his clothes do fast?") played The Phantom and was the main bad guy in Titanic. I can't wait for III!
My favorite lines of this movie: "No, it can´t be. I just sent you back to the future!" - "Oh, you did sent me back to the future. But I´m back from the future!"
12:40 "Yeah. It's _rough,_ Bro'. Time travel is _rough."_ Oh. Well, all the more so for reasons the movie does not reveal. Remember, in part 1, there was that point where it looked like, despite _all_ his trouble, Marty's parents were _still_ not going to end up together, and the changing timeline caught up with Marty, such that he started to disappear? It hurt, beforehand, because he was being erased from _existence._ Well I once owned this movie on DVD. There was an option to see deleted scenes, including one that expands on the difficulty Biff is experiencing, here. After the DeLorean disappears into the past with the Doc, Marty, Jennifer and Einstein inside, Old Biff cries out in pain, lies down on the sidewalk, and _likewise_ disappears. They ended up cutting this scene because it raised more questions than it answered. But there's also the option to watch it with the commentary on, and in the commentary, they explain that, somewhere along the line, between 1985 and 2015, Biff pushed Lorraine too far and she _killed_ him.
After watching 1 trillion, 247 billion, 743 thousand, 177 reactions to my favorite trilogy of all time- your shot at 16:48 revealed a continuity error. Copernicus was Doc’s dog in 1955, and Einstein was Doc’s dog in 1985 and 2015. The dog that appears behind Doc in 1985A (the alternate timeline where Biff is rich and powerful) in this shot is indeed not Einstein, but it is also not Copernicus. According to the Back to the Future wiki, the dog’s name is never revealed, but it is speculated that it might be a stray that Doc adopted or a descendant of Copernicus. The dog’s appearance is most likely a continuity error, as the filmmakers reused the duplicate footage of Doc walking toward Marty from the first movie but forgot to edit out the dog. This is confirmed by the IMDb, which lists this as one of the goofs in the film
If I had a time machine.. I would go into the future just to see your reaction to part 3.. Like RIGHT NOW!! lol.. Plz react to that one ASAP! I am LOVING your reaction to this Trilogy!!
The writers never planned on doing a sequel; and they've even said if they had, they never would have put Jennifer in the car in the first place. But when the studios decided to greenlight parts 2 and 3, they decided to intentionally show a satirical take on the future. The writers knew that whenever a movie or show tries to depict the future, they always get it wrong and parts of it look dated almost immediately; so they just full tilt parody of every future cliche. The ridiculous clothing trends, the level of inflation ($50 to buy a Pepsi, "thumb a hundred bucks" to help save the clocktower, like $100 is loose change). The discarded laser discs in the alley; which back in the 80s was thought to be the next big media trend to have everything on laser disc, which never really caught on and were replaced by CDs and DVDs. That one they got right. The non-stop sequels (Jaws 19). The dehydrated/rehydrated pizza. Thumb scans replacing everything and even being used for financial transactions. I believe there's an easter egg in the future newspaper about bandits cutting off people's thumbs to mug them. Griff having some loose connections in his bionic implants; the servers at the cafe are virtual, powered by people on generator bikes. They got the video conferencing right, albeit a few years early. But video calls were expected to be the next big thing for ages, but back in the 80s/90s we're talking CRT screens and landline connections (mostly).
11:01 "I love this. I love that she looks younger than her daughter." 😳Oh. 😄Heh. You _missed_ it. You looked the daughter right in the _face_ and you _missed_ it.
The parallels to Rick and Morty are no accident - the original 'pilot' for Rick and Morty was actually a short called "The Real Animated Adventures of Doc and Mharti" - you can find it on TH-cam pretty easily - it... is definitely something else ill tell ya! but it is how Rick and Morty came to be, check it out if you want!
The most fantastic thing that Part 2 predicted that nobody but Sports fans recognize: The Chicago Cubs hadn't won the World Series since 1908. This movie predicted that they would win it in 2015. The usually terrible Cubs DID make the playoffs that year. But even more miraculous was that they DID win the World Series in 2016 (their only other Championship since 1908 and haven't come close since). That's why Marty was so shocked that the Cubs won. PLUS, nothing was close to a "Miami" in MLB in 1985-1989. But Miami became a franchise in the 90s, and they DID have a classic NLCS with the CUBS that became one of the most memorable Championship Series ever. Miami (then, the FLORIDA Marlins) did miraculously win the World Series in 1997 and more impressively - in 2003 - with their own version of Moneyball. I was so impressed that you seemed to know this at that point in the reaction. Only about .000001% of the reactors know this.
1. It's not often sequels hold up to the original, but this does. Thank you 1980s. 2.This one is the best of the bunch. The next one is inventive but I'm not really into the story. That said, it is the perfect wrap. 3. The stunt woman that flew into the glass window partially missed and injured her arm. 4. Michael J. Fox also played Marty's daughter. 5. Sammy Hagar, "I can't drive 55"😎 6. Good thing Biff shoots like a Star Wars Stormtrooper🤣 7. The tunnel at the end is the same one they used for Tune Town in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I’ve seen these films so many times and watched dozens of reactions but I never knew that the tunnel was also used in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. That’s one of the things I love about this franchise, there are always new things to spot!
In the first movie, Doc Brown said that he wanted to see who would win the world series or something like that. Then there was the man soliciting clock tower donations--Marty had two prompts. Note that so far all the manure has been horse manure. Obscure--four bullet-proof vests references in three movies. There's so much to miss--sneeze and something slips by.
Nicolette! Maybe you just didn't note it out loud, but you had no reaction when Jennifer's daughter came down the stairs and said, "Mom, is that you?" Did you notice it was Michael J Fox?
The greedy studios are so obtuse about how they harass you about copyrights. These reactions are what keep people interested in these older movies. Corporations are always so short-sighted.
Hi, just dropped in to see if you liked and add a subscribe! Just one thing though "I'm walking here" is a line originally from 'Midnight Cowboy' not 'Taxi Driver'.😊
Not sure about in recent years but fac machines stayed in use in Japan for a really long time, and it's funny that his boss is Japanese, so it works out that way.
The humor in Part 2 is a little silly in places, especially in the scenes taking place in 2015, but Part 3's greater focus on the characters makes up for Part 2's imperfections. Also, Thomas Wilson is fantastic overall but is especially good in Part 3.
27:51 "He has a very 'Rick' energy about him, actually." And you think that's a coincidence? You didn't realize that Rick and Morty -- the tall, thin crazed scientist with wild white hair and the short teen who's his sidekick -- were based on Doc and Marty? Even just consider their names: Rick/Doc, Morty/Marty!
28:59 "Oh my God -- Doc and Marty, Rick and Morty. That's gonna stay with me." There you go. You're on the right track, just bring it all the way home!
Great reaction Nicollete like always, this one is amazing this might be my favorite trilogy of all time so I love seeing how much you love it! I can't WAIT for you to see Part III. There are some fun-facts about this one. This movie was filmed back-to-back with Part III. If you notice they replaced the actress who played Jennifer Parker, Claudia Wells in the original Back to the future, but had to pull out of appearing in Part II after her mother was diagnosed with cancer. Elizabeth Shue was cast in the role instead and even re-shot the final scene of the first film, so it could be ‘replayed’ at the beginning of the second. This was Elijah Wood in his very first film role, Wood’s role, as an awed child by the arcade cabinet playing that game with pistols, Crispin Glover who portrais Mcfly Sr in the first one did not apper on this one. According to Glover, he discovered that he was offered far less to reprise his role in any given sequel than Lea Thompson for a similarly sized role, Glover’s agents demanded a higher fee and script approval, and Bob Gale responded by offering even less money than before. As a result, Glover pulled out of the sequel as was replaced by Jeffrey Weissman in heavy prosthetics. This is partly why George McFly is almost always shot in the dark, from behind, or upside-down. One of the more memorable gags about the future occurs when Marty is assailed by a holographic shark outside the cinema (or ‘Holomax’). The Jaws films, in spite of the critically panned Jaws 3-D and Jaws 4, are still going strong in the fictional 2015, marking the nineteenth entry in the franchise. Jaws 19 is directed by Max Spielberg, son of the legendary director. Max was born in June 1985, the ‘present’ era of the trilogy. Actors playing themselves is nothing new - and it wasn’t new in 1989, either. However, this was mostly achieved with clever camerawork and body doubles. Back to the Future Part II broke the mould by using a VFX trick that allowed the same actor to feature twice in the same frame: the ‘Vista Glide.’ As usual, necessity is the mother of invention. Given the number of times characters interact with their past selves, or alternate future selves, or narrowly avoid continuum-obliterating paradoxes, exactly this technique was needed. There are a genuine stunt injury in this film in the hoverboard chase. Due to a technical difficulty with the wires suspending the actors, Cheryl Wheeler-Duncan - the stunt double for Darlene Vogel’s Spike veers off-course and slams into the concrete pillar next to the glass. Ouch! She then falls 30 feet on to the concrete below. Evidently Zemeckis saw a silver lining in this on-set mishap, as that take is the one we see in the film. Keep up the good work.
3:50 that's not supposed to look like the Michael Jackson jacket; it's a riff on Marty's look from Part 1 when he goes back to 1955; with the color scheme and paneling looking like his jean jacket and red puffy vest.
@@MichaelGMunz Yeah I know, I still don't know why you'd hope for something that for sure was gonna happen. Unless something horrible happened, would only get if you said "hope for it soon".
@@Nekotaku_TVJust trying to show my support and interest. As a former TH-cam creator myself, I know that's a valued thing and encouraging for the creators to see
@Popcorn Roulette - Future Biff (not the old man) in this one was specifically modelled after Donald Trump believe it or not. - Crispin Glover (George McFly) isnt in this movie.. he had a salary dispute witth the execs and got fired.. they replaced him with a lookalike and soundalike to keep George in the movie.. he sued over it (likeness issues).
Thanx for the entertainment. I'm already looking forward to #3, you gonna love it. Btw, didn't you pay your electricity bill, or why are you wearing a coat in your home? 😂
4:52 "Have you never seen a _Law & Order_ episode?" 😕It's a rhetorical question. I recognize that. But _Law & Order_ premiered in 1990. The doc is from 1985. So no, he hasn't. Still, though, there were _other_ legal dramas in the mid-'80's that could've tipped him off about the dangers of an act like this.
Old Biff should not have been able to return the Time Machine to the 2015 he left, after giving the almanac to his younger self the 2015 he would have ended up in would be 2015 of "Hell Valley"
Subtle differences from the first one (not including Jennifer and George being played by different actors): - this time, Doc slightly hesitates before responding to Marty's question about whether he and Jennifer become assholes in the future - George and Marty wave to each other slightly earlier during "Earth Angel;" in the first one, it was right as the song was ending - no one applauds Marty after he leaves the stage this time - when Marty talks to Lorraine right after leaving the stage, this when time Lorraine tells him that it was very interesting music, she pauses between the words 'interesting' and 'music.'
To me it's kind of funny how younger generations first think of Rick & Morty but when I was a kid and Back to the Future first came out we saw how this relationship was based off of Sherman & Mr. Peabody. Also, the trailer was shown in theaters at the end of part 2 and it doesn't spoil anything. At the time everyone knew, we all still went to go see it and it didn't reveal anything central to the plot or that any other trailer reveals.
How can you say there are no spoilers when the entire trailer ***SPOILERS*** shows Marty in the old West with Doc? The beginning of Part III specifies that Marty will be going back to 1985 alone because Doc is happy living in the past! The trailer spoils the entire plot because, until they read Doc's grave after uncovering the buried DeLorian, they have no intention of Marty going to the old West at all!
@@ShinyTogeticFTW how can you say that there are spoilers. The ONLY way you can say that there are spoilers in that trailer would be if every single trailer ever for every movie EVER made is a spoiler. Sorry but this whole idea of “spoilers” is just stupid. There isn’t one single thing in that trailer that reveals the plot which is why in 1989 it was EXACTLY what everyone saw at the end of the movie. This is also the EXACT trailer that everyone saw in commercials in 1990 before it was released. The simple fact at the end of 2 you know Doc went back to 1885 & you know Marty is going to go back to get him. It should also be common sense that it’s going to be a 1885 version of Hill Vally & at the beginning of 2 they had already revealed Mad Dog. I seriously don’t know what you expected 1885 to look like but there sure as hell weren’t going to be laser beams& people dressed in space suits.
Well excuse me for thinking that *SPOILERS* being told something will happen (Marty being in the old West) that seems to contradict something stated in the beginning of the movie (Doc's letter tells Marty not to come back to get him, and Marty doesn't seem to think that's an unreasonable request; it isn't until they realize Doc gets murdered one week after he wrote the letter that Marty decides he's going to go back to the old West) counts as spoiling some part of the plot of said movie. When I first watched Part III after seeing the trailer, it bothered me, upon hearing everything in Doc's letter, that it seemed, based on the content of the trailer, like Marty didn't care that Doc wanted to be left in the past (obviously the gravestone scene made it clear that it was not in fact Marty disregarding Doc's request but rather him going there on a rescue mission to save Doc's life, but that is my point). The fact of the matter is, in the case of BttF3, the biggest spoiler in the trailer is where/when the movie takes place - and this is not something that can be called a spoiler in most movies' trailers because I think most movies happen where/when they are expected to take place. P.S. My sister refuses to watch movie trailers at all because she does consider any information about a movie being revealed ahead of time as being a spoiler. I'm not saying she's right, I'm just saying that is an opinion that some people hold.
@@ShinyTogeticFTW once again, you would have to be a complete idiot not to know they were going back to 1885. Like I said, at the very beginning of the movie they had revealed Mad Dog and at the end of act I they showed them having trouble with the date on the Time Machine showing 1885 before they even went back to 1955. Also like I said, EVERYONE IN 1989 ALREADY KNEW IT WAS A WESTERN. The two movies were shot at the same time. There was NOTHING revealing in the trailer about the plot. You people seriously need to know what a spoiler really is. It would’ve been different if the trailer reveals anything about Doc falling in love but it didn’t. It would’ve been different if the trailer revealed Doc was staying in 1885 but it didn’t, those are spoilers. Lastly, like I said, if you are seriously going to try & call that trailer a spoiler then you have to call EVERY SINGLE TRAILER EVER FOR EVERY MOVIE EVER a spoiler. This trailer was at the end of part 2 in the movie theater. This trailer was played before every movie you went to see in 1990. This trailer was in every commercial on TV before the movie came out. This is nothing but a standard trailer that you see FOR EVERY DAMN MOVIE THAT HAS EVER BEEN MADE because there was NOTHING in this trailer that EVERYONE didn’t already know.
Wow. Excuse me for being a child when I first watched this movie, considering I was born the year it came out. It's not nice to call people an idiot for not seeing things the same way you see them. Please stop beating the dead horse already. I apologize to everyone reading this string of comments, I never meant it to get blown this far out of proportion.
To the editor: I understand that you're constantly battling copyright issues, but I'm really not a fan of the localized blur/haze around bright(er) spaces. It keeps making me feel like there's something wrong with my eyes or I need to clean my glasses.
Not 2010, butthead. 2015. So much has happened since 2010. Like.... well.... that one thing... and that other thing... and... well other futuristic stuff. :-)
Unfortunately lost a couple actors already. Mcfly sister died 2016 to breast cancer and blonde girl in Griffs gang died In 2021 when her and boyfriend attacked ex and he defended himself and shot them she died boyfriend did not
Love this trilogy. Don't love rick and morty which evolved from justin roiland's disgusting short film "the adventures of doc and mharti" where 'doc' forces 'mharti' to perform sexual acts on him, plus roilland is a creep who has sent sexual messages to underage girls and also claimed in some realities rick and morty are in romantic relationship with each other, the sicko. Anyways BttF is one of the best trilogies and Part 3 is awesome too.
😎👍 Spectacular reaction. He's not quoting "Taxi Driver" at 9:21. "I'm Walkin' Here!" is a quote from "Midnight Cowboy." Coincidentally, in the NEXT movie he actually DOES utter a famous quote from "Taxi Driver." There's a scene where he's standing in front of a mirror and says "You Talkin' To Me?" 😄 It's immediately followed by "Go Ahead, Make My Day" which is a famous quote from the 1983 Clint Eastwood movie, "Sudden Impact." The 3rd installment pays homage to a whole slew of other movies as well. It'll be a lot of fun watching you watching it.
@petemiller2920 I watched Biden's State of the Union address and was not impressed. Not at all. He rambled on about how Trump is at fault for this country's current failures. He boasted and took credit for a prosperous State of the Union, but sadly, this is far from the truth. Under his leadership America is in decline, on all levels and on all major issues, policies and all polls show this to be true.
I hate when idiots in the comments tell reactors to not watch the preview for no good reason. People are lying about it "spoiling" anything. It doesn't show anything that anyone with half a lick of common sense wouldn't have figured out before watching it anyway. And there's no "spoiler" that's even serious or slightly meaningful. I hate when people ruin what could be a good reaction to the last moment like that, and I hate it even more when reactors actually believe those people.
20:20 if you think about it .. its not just timing. :D in an alternative timeline marty died on that biff tower. thats why doc knows where he is, came back and saved him. Im many occasions doc talks about that he was already in this and that time. Also in the Tunnel. Marty actually died in several timelines but doc always went back and saved him ;)
Nicolette is a rare find. She is amazing, and I want much more of her, please and thank you.
I second that.
yea she def is one of the smarter reviewers and sees things in a practical way. One thing that has bugged me ( tho it's essential to the plot in this 2nd part) is why do Doc & Marty just leave Jennifer and not put her in the De Lorean
@@michaelceraso1977 I realize this would defeat the whole point of having a movie, but even more than what you said it really makes no sense for ANY of them to go into the future at all to fix something. "Something's got to be done about your kids!" Ok great, why go into the future now? Just tell Marty "Hey, in 30 years your kid will be arrested, so 30 years from now you should do something about that." The end.
Absolutely agree. She's wonderful. 😉
@@michaelceraso1977 she was IN the Delorean! just leave her in there, Doc!
Well, Nicolette is a natural at this. She’s both entertaining and fun. The best part is she isn’t confused by things like time travel and paradoxes. So many reactors to this movie usually stop trying to figure out how the time travel works cause it’s just too confusing. Nicolette however is just like “Wait. How does… Ohhh. 2+2=4. Got it.” It’s a nice change.
Yes, it is very satisfying to watch someone actually intelligent watch these movies lol
She’s HOT too!!!!
(umm, 3+1=4)
@@Gravydog316 You am also smrt.
Glad you enjoyed it, looking forward to Part 3!
Do you like that *Jennifer's* looks younger than her daughter did you realize her daughter was actually *Michael J Fox* in drag
8:27 You see the woman's stunt double hit the pillar, this was an accident where she was hurt pretty badly and at 8:30 you can see her falling on the outside of the doors where there are no safety mats.
the old man asking for donations for the clock tower, is actually the mechanic (Terrry) there is a deleted scene that occurs shortly after that where old biff and old terry are still arguing about the 300 dollars
I consider that 2015 as an alternate timeline from our own.
The writers didn't really believe 2015 would have flying cars and all that. They decided to just have fun with it, knowing how predictions are usually wrong. Some old sci-fi movies thought we would all be wearing suits made out of tin foil and eating pills instead of food by now.
I love how they were able to recycle certain scenes in different context. Thomas F Wilson really underrated in this trilogy as the scummy villain in several forms
Nobody EVER gets that the famous people waiting on the customers in the Café '80s are modeled after Max Headroom. 🤷♂
Used to watch that back in the 80's as a kid :)
it's a pretty niche reference.
How many times have I seen this, and how many reactions have I seen. I don't think I ever caught the 'Nixon seeks 5th term.' in the paper. That opens so many questions...
18:43 You are ABSOLUTELY CORRECT! It was on the Time Last Departed readout and Doc and Marty DIDN’T NOTICED IT!
18:43 yes. As Doc mentioned in Part 1 the time circuit has 3 logs that keep track of where you're going, where you are, and where you were. But unfortunately the latter only keeps track of the very last place you were in, which at this point in time reads Oct. 21 2015.
They would've been able to spot where Biff went, had they checked the time circuits before going back to 1985.
Exactly. And we've got to give the creators credit for attention to detail, as we do see the readout when Doc dials in for the return trip to 1985. The Last Time Departed entry reads November 12, 1955 - 6:38 P.M.
The characters of Rick & Morty were indeed, inspired by Doc & Marty in _Back to the Future._
I was 14 when the first one came out. Back to the future and the Bill and Ted movies pretty much help shape who I am as a person today. Be Excellent to each other.🙂
Can’t wait until you see the conclusion of this trilogy! So happy you’ve picked one of, if not THE BEST trilogy of all time to watch. Movies are just churned out these days, but these oldies (like me) were the best of the best.
Love your reaction to this wonderful movie. 💫❤️💫🇦🇺✌🏻
It's been fun watching BTTF 1 & 2 with you. This makes about the 20th time I've watched them & it doesn't get old, have fun with III.
Your reaction is great and all I can say, from an earlier comment throughout the movie. Don't worry about Marty getting in that accident or Doc.
Everything will be fine. With an important message for us all!!
God is I loved your reaction reaction
I've heard that the character of Biff in part 2 was actually modeled after Donald Trump.
Heeey! That’s my not so fun fact!
Seems you missed who was playing Marty's daughter...
If you missed it... There was a gathering at Lone Pine Mall in 2015. Which was actually Puente Hills Mall in The City of Industry outside LA.
Did you notice the cafe screen Reagan see the bat coming and look scared?
A shortened scene: when 2015 Biff returned the time machine and hid behind the dumpster, he dropped dead, and faded away.
Deleted scene: Lorraine was behind the door on the roof and overheard Biff confess to Marty. When Biff came to after Doc had knocked him out, Lorraine was standing over him with his gun. Bye, 1985 rich Biff!
One of Biff's buddies ("How the hell did he change his clothes do fast?") played The Phantom and was the main bad guy in Titanic.
I can't wait for III!
My favorite lines of this movie: "No, it can´t be. I just sent you back to the future!" - "Oh, you did sent me back to the future. But I´m back from the future!"
12:40 "Yeah. It's _rough,_ Bro'. Time travel is _rough."_
Oh. Well, all the more so for reasons the movie does not reveal.
Remember, in part 1, there was that point where it looked like, despite _all_ his trouble, Marty's parents were _still_ not going to end up together, and the changing timeline caught up with Marty, such that he started to disappear? It hurt, beforehand, because he was being erased from _existence._
Well I once owned this movie on DVD. There was an option to see deleted scenes, including one that expands on the difficulty Biff is experiencing, here. After the DeLorean disappears into the past with the Doc, Marty, Jennifer and Einstein inside, Old Biff cries out in pain, lies down on the sidewalk, and _likewise_ disappears.
They ended up cutting this scene because it raised more questions than it answered. But there's also the option to watch it with the commentary on, and in the commentary, they explain that, somewhere along the line, between 1985 and 2015, Biff pushed Lorraine too far and she _killed_ him.
Uncle Joey used to steal cars with Biff in the 70s Joey got caught ( i had to look at the comics to remember)
Isn't Biff like 15 years older than Uncle Joey? In 1970, Joey would be 16-17 since he's just a baby in 1955 while Biff is 17-18.
@volourn9764 he was much younger, but Biffs friends would use him to steal things for them.
After watching 1 trillion, 247 billion, 743 thousand, 177 reactions to my favorite trilogy of all time- your shot at 16:48 revealed a continuity error. Copernicus was Doc’s dog in 1955, and Einstein was Doc’s dog in 1985 and 2015. The dog that appears behind Doc in 1985A (the alternate timeline where Biff is rich and powerful) in this shot is indeed not Einstein, but it is also not Copernicus. According to the Back to the Future wiki, the dog’s name is never revealed, but it is speculated that it might be a stray that Doc adopted or a descendant of Copernicus. The dog’s appearance is most likely a continuity error, as the filmmakers reused the duplicate footage of Doc walking toward Marty from the first movie but forgot to edit out the dog. This is confirmed by the IMDb, which lists this as one of the goofs in the film
If I had a time machine.. I would go into the future just to see your reaction to part 3.. Like RIGHT NOW!! lol.. Plz react to that one ASAP! I am LOVING your reaction to this Trilogy!!
Marty, George, and Biff have something in common... They've all made out with him mom. 😂
*Their future is exaggerated 80's with a Syfy twist. But try to imagine 30 years from now which would be the 2050's🤔*
The writers never planned on doing a sequel; and they've even said if they had, they never would have put Jennifer in the car in the first place.
But when the studios decided to greenlight parts 2 and 3, they decided to intentionally show a satirical take on the future. The writers knew that whenever a movie or show tries to depict the future, they always get it wrong and parts of it look dated almost immediately; so they just full tilt parody of every future cliche. The ridiculous clothing trends, the level of inflation ($50 to buy a Pepsi, "thumb a hundred bucks" to help save the clocktower, like $100 is loose change). The discarded laser discs in the alley; which back in the 80s was thought to be the next big media trend to have everything on laser disc, which never really caught on and were replaced by CDs and DVDs. That one they got right.
The non-stop sequels (Jaws 19). The dehydrated/rehydrated pizza. Thumb scans replacing everything and even being used for financial transactions. I believe there's an easter egg in the future newspaper about bandits cutting off people's thumbs to mug them. Griff having some loose connections in his bionic implants; the servers at the cafe are virtual, powered by people on generator bikes.
They got the video conferencing right, albeit a few years early. But video calls were expected to be the next big thing for ages, but back in the 80s/90s we're talking CRT screens and landline connections (mostly).
11:01 "I love this. I love that she looks younger than her daughter."
😳Oh. 😄Heh. You _missed_ it. You looked the daughter right in the _face_ and you _missed_ it.
Techically Law and Order was created in 1990 a year after this movie came out.
The parallels to Rick and Morty are no accident - the original 'pilot' for Rick and Morty was actually a short called "The Real Animated Adventures of Doc and Mharti" - you can find it on TH-cam pretty easily - it... is definitely something else ill tell ya! but it is how Rick and Morty came to be, check it out if you want!
The most fantastic thing that Part 2 predicted that nobody but Sports fans recognize: The Chicago Cubs hadn't won the World Series since 1908. This movie predicted that they would win it in 2015. The usually terrible Cubs DID make the playoffs that year. But even more miraculous was that they DID win the World Series in 2016 (their only other Championship since 1908 and haven't come close since). That's why Marty was so shocked that the Cubs won. PLUS, nothing was close to a "Miami" in MLB in 1985-1989. But Miami became a franchise in the 90s, and they DID have a classic NLCS with the CUBS that became one of the most memorable Championship Series ever. Miami (then, the FLORIDA Marlins) did miraculously win the World Series in 1997 and more impressively - in 2003 - with their own version of Moneyball. I was so impressed that you seemed to know this at that point in the reaction. Only about .000001% of the reactors know this.
Of all the wacky technologies this movie predicts, the only one I want is that Pepsi vending machine.
Next to the OG Star Wars trilogy this is my favorite trilogy of all time (yes, that includes LOTR) 😍
1. It's not often sequels hold up to the original, but this does. Thank you 1980s.
2.This one is the best of the bunch. The next one is inventive but I'm not really into the story. That said, it is the perfect wrap.
3. The stunt woman that flew into the glass window partially missed and injured her arm.
4. Michael J. Fox also played Marty's daughter.
5. Sammy Hagar, "I can't drive 55"😎
6. Good thing Biff shoots like a Star Wars Stormtrooper🤣
7. The tunnel at the end is the same one they used for Tune Town in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I’ve seen these films so many times and watched dozens of reactions but I never knew that the tunnel was also used in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. That’s one of the things I love about this franchise, there are always new things to spot!
I love this trilogy and I love this sequel Back to the Future Part II thank you so much. Next time Back to the Future Part III
In the first movie, Doc Brown said that he wanted to see who would win the world series or something like that. Then there was the man soliciting clock tower donations--Marty had two prompts.
Note that so far all the manure has been horse manure.
Obscure--four bullet-proof vests references in three movies.
There's so much to miss--sneeze and something slips by.
Please go for the 3rd ride, will be with you there in time :D
Nicolette! Maybe you just didn't note it out loud, but you had no reaction when Jennifer's daughter came down the stairs and said, "Mom, is that you?" Did you notice it was Michael J Fox?
11:00 Dis you figure out that Marty & Jennifer's daughter is played by Michael J. Fox? LOL
The greedy studios are so obtuse about how they harass you about copyrights. These reactions are what keep people interested in these older movies. Corporations are always so short-sighted.
Next up: if you like time travel films ya GOTTA do "Predestination" :)
Hi, just dropped in to see if you liked and add a subscribe! Just one thing though "I'm walking here" is a line originally from 'Midnight Cowboy' not 'Taxi Driver'.😊
Not sure about in recent years but fac machines stayed in use in Japan for a really long time, and it's funny that his boss is Japanese, so it works out that way.
The humor in Part 2 is a little silly in places, especially in the scenes taking place in 2015, but Part 3's greater focus on the characters makes up for Part 2's imperfections. Also, Thomas Wilson is fantastic overall but is especially good in Part 3.
Told Ya' So!! Great trilogy. Christopher Lloyd is a wonderful comedic actor. Look at the old TV series Taxi. His work as Jim Ignatowski is genius.
27:51 "He has a very 'Rick' energy about him, actually." And you think that's a coincidence? You didn't realize that Rick and Morty -- the tall, thin crazed scientist with wild white hair and the short teen who's his sidekick -- were based on Doc and Marty? Even just consider their names: Rick/Doc, Morty/Marty!
28:59 "Oh my God -- Doc and Marty, Rick and Morty. That's gonna stay with me." There you go. You're on the right track, just bring it all the way home!
It’s Docs fault. In bttf 1 he said he was going forward to see who won the next 25 World Series.
Listen again. Marty mentions Jennifer BEFORE Einstein. It’s in the caption.
Love your reviews
Great reaction Nicollete like always, this one is amazing this might be my favorite trilogy of all time so I love seeing how much you love it! I can't WAIT for you to see Part III. There are some fun-facts about this one. This movie was filmed back-to-back with Part III. If you notice they replaced the actress who played Jennifer Parker, Claudia Wells in the original Back to the future, but had to pull out of appearing in Part II after her mother was diagnosed with cancer. Elizabeth Shue was cast in the role instead and even re-shot the final scene of the first film, so it could be ‘replayed’ at the beginning of the second. This was Elijah Wood in his very first film role, Wood’s role, as an awed child by the arcade cabinet playing that game with pistols, Crispin Glover who portrais Mcfly Sr in the first one did not apper on this one. According to Glover, he discovered that he was offered far less to reprise his role in any given sequel than Lea Thompson for a similarly sized role, Glover’s agents demanded a higher fee and script approval, and Bob Gale responded by offering even less money than before. As a result, Glover pulled out of the sequel as was replaced by Jeffrey Weissman in heavy prosthetics. This is partly why George McFly is almost always shot in the dark, from behind, or upside-down. One of the more memorable gags about the future occurs when Marty is assailed by a holographic shark outside the cinema (or ‘Holomax’). The Jaws films, in spite of the critically panned Jaws 3-D and Jaws 4, are still going strong in the fictional 2015, marking the nineteenth entry in the franchise. Jaws 19 is directed by Max Spielberg, son of the legendary director. Max was born in June 1985, the ‘present’ era of the trilogy. Actors playing themselves is nothing new - and it wasn’t new in 1989, either. However, this was mostly achieved with clever camerawork and body doubles. Back to the Future Part II broke the mould by using a VFX trick that allowed the same actor to feature twice in the same frame: the ‘Vista Glide.’ As usual, necessity is the mother of invention. Given the number of times characters interact with their past selves, or alternate future selves, or narrowly avoid continuum-obliterating paradoxes, exactly this technique was needed. There are a genuine stunt injury in this film in the hoverboard chase. Due to a technical difficulty with the wires suspending the actors, Cheryl Wheeler-Duncan - the stunt double for Darlene Vogel’s Spike veers off-course and slams into the concrete pillar next to the glass. Ouch! She then falls 30 feet on to the concrete below. Evidently Zemeckis saw a silver lining in this on-set mishap, as that take is the one we see in the film. Keep up the good work.
3:50 that's not supposed to look like the Michael Jackson jacket; it's a riff on Marty's look from Part 1 when he goes back to 1955; with the color scheme and paneling looking like his jean jacket and red puffy vest.
The third one is my favorite one.
Still hoping for Part 3! 😀
Hoping?
@@Nekotaku_TV at the time it wasn't available yet :)
@@MichaelGMunz Yeah I know, I still don't know why you'd hope for something that for sure was gonna happen. Unless something horrible happened, would only get if you said "hope for it soon".
@@Nekotaku_TVJust trying to show my support and interest. As a former TH-cam creator myself, I know that's a valued thing and encouraging for the creators to see
@Popcorn Roulette
- Future Biff (not the old man) in this one was specifically modelled after Donald Trump believe it or not.
- Crispin Glover (George McFly) isnt in this movie.. he had a salary dispute witth the execs and got fired.. they replaced him with a lookalike and soundalike to keep George in the movie.. he sued over it (likeness issues).
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Thanx for the entertainment. I'm already looking forward to #3, you gonna love it. Btw, didn't you pay your electricity bill, or why are you wearing a coat in your home? 😂
4:52 "Have you never seen a _Law & Order_ episode?"
😕It's a rhetorical question. I recognize that. But _Law & Order_ premiered in 1990. The doc is from 1985. So no, he hasn't. Still, though, there were _other_ legal dramas in the mid-'80's that could've tipped him off about the dangers of an act like this.
28:56 - You *just* figured that out? 😂
Eres muy hermosa y me gustó mucho tu vestimenta. Un muy buena reacción. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala en Centro América.
Best trilogy ever
The western union guy is the dad from freaks and geeks.
The year 2015 is in the past not the future.
One fun fact: Biff character was inspired by Trump.
Popcorn Nicolette
Haha good one!
Old Biff should not have been able to return the Time Machine to the 2015 he left, after giving the almanac to his younger self the 2015 he would have ended up in would be 2015 of "Hell Valley"
My theory was always because Old Biff left before Biff placed a bet the timeline had yet to alter but it’s definitely all fuzzy math
Part 3 last one
Subtle differences from the first one (not including Jennifer and George being played by different actors):
- this time, Doc slightly hesitates before responding to Marty's question about whether he and Jennifer become assholes in the future
- George and Marty wave to each other slightly earlier during "Earth Angel;" in the first one, it was right as the song was ending
- no one applauds Marty after he leaves the stage this time
- when Marty talks to Lorraine right after leaving the stage, this when time Lorraine tells him that it was very interesting music, she pauses between the words 'interesting' and 'music.'
-Lorraine hops on top of Biff to defend George earlier and for longer. In part 1 she stays in the car longer and Biff immediately gets her off him.
That’s him as a girl
the interesting thing is that the second and third films were shot at the same time. both difficult and risky! what if no one liked the second film?
To me it's kind of funny how younger generations first think of Rick & Morty but when I was a kid and Back to the Future first came out we saw how this relationship was based off of Sherman & Mr. Peabody. Also, the trailer was shown in theaters at the end of part 2 and it doesn't spoil anything. At the time everyone knew, we all still went to go see it and it didn't reveal anything central to the plot or that any other trailer reveals.
How can you say there are no spoilers when the entire trailer
***SPOILERS***
shows Marty in the old West with Doc? The beginning of Part III specifies that Marty will be going back to 1985 alone because Doc is happy living in the past! The trailer spoils the entire plot because, until they read Doc's grave after uncovering the buried DeLorian, they have no intention of Marty going to the old West at all!
@@ShinyTogeticFTW how can you say that there are spoilers. The ONLY way you can say that there are spoilers in that trailer would be if every single trailer ever for every movie EVER made is a spoiler. Sorry but this whole idea of “spoilers” is just stupid. There isn’t one single thing in that trailer that reveals the plot which is why in 1989 it was EXACTLY what everyone saw at the end of the movie. This is also the EXACT trailer that everyone saw in commercials in 1990 before it was released.
The simple fact at the end of 2 you know Doc went back to 1885 & you know Marty is going to go back to get him. It should also be common sense that it’s going to be a 1885 version of Hill Vally & at the beginning of 2 they had already revealed Mad Dog. I seriously don’t know what you expected 1885 to look like but there sure as hell weren’t going to be laser beams& people dressed in space suits.
Well excuse me for thinking that
*SPOILERS*
being told something will happen (Marty being in the old West) that seems to contradict something stated in the beginning of the movie (Doc's letter tells Marty not to come back to get him, and Marty doesn't seem to think that's an unreasonable request; it isn't until they realize Doc gets murdered one week after he wrote the letter that Marty decides he's going to go back to the old West) counts as spoiling some part of the plot of said movie.
When I first watched Part III after seeing the trailer, it bothered me, upon hearing everything in Doc's letter, that it seemed, based on the content of the trailer, like Marty didn't care that Doc wanted to be left in the past (obviously the gravestone scene made it clear that it was not in fact Marty disregarding Doc's request but rather him going there on a rescue mission to save Doc's life, but that is my point).
The fact of the matter is, in the case of BttF3, the biggest spoiler in the trailer is where/when the movie takes place - and this is not something that can be called a spoiler in most movies' trailers because I think most movies happen where/when they are expected to take place.
P.S. My sister refuses to watch movie trailers at all because she does consider any information about a movie being revealed ahead of time as being a spoiler. I'm not saying she's right, I'm just saying that is an opinion that some people hold.
@@ShinyTogeticFTW once again, you would have to be a complete idiot not to know they were going back to 1885. Like I said, at the very beginning of the movie they had revealed Mad Dog and at the end of act I they showed them having trouble with the date on the Time Machine showing 1885 before they even went back to 1955.
Also like I said, EVERYONE IN 1989 ALREADY KNEW IT WAS A WESTERN. The two movies were shot at the same time.
There was NOTHING revealing in the trailer about the plot. You people seriously need to know what a spoiler really is. It would’ve been different if the trailer reveals anything about Doc falling in love but it didn’t. It would’ve been different if the trailer revealed Doc was staying in 1885 but it didn’t, those are spoilers.
Lastly, like I said, if you are seriously going to try & call that trailer a spoiler then you have to call EVERY SINGLE TRAILER EVER FOR EVERY MOVIE EVER a spoiler. This trailer was at the end of part 2 in the movie theater. This trailer was played before every movie you went to see in 1990. This trailer was in every commercial on TV before the movie came out. This is nothing but a standard trailer that you see FOR EVERY DAMN MOVIE THAT HAS EVER BEEN MADE because there was NOTHING in this trailer that EVERYONE didn’t already know.
Wow. Excuse me for being a child when I first watched this movie, considering I was born the year it came out. It's not nice to call people an idiot for not seeing things the same way you see them. Please stop beating the dead horse already.
I apologize to everyone reading this string of comments, I never meant it to get blown this far out of proportion.
Figure old Biff disappeared because mom killed him in the past new time line.....
What's with political trolls making comments on this platform? Those people really need to get a life.
To the editor: I understand that you're constantly battling copyright issues, but I'm really not a fan of the localized blur/haze around bright(er) spaces. It keeps making me feel like there's something wrong with my eyes or I need to clean my glasses.
Appreciate the feedback - it is a constant battle keeping the channel profitable and by profitable I mean breaking even lol so we can keep doing it!
It is 2015.
Not 2010, butthead. 2015. So much has happened since 2010. Like.... well.... that one thing... and that other thing... and... well other futuristic stuff. :-)
2:06 I don't know why _this_ part was in the movie. Absolutely nothing _comes_ of it.
Poor poor Joey......
Different girlfriend
Unfortunately lost a couple actors already. Mcfly sister died 2016 to breast cancer and blonde girl in Griffs gang died In 2021 when her and boyfriend attacked ex and he defended himself and shot them she died boyfriend did not
Bitcoin? You mean BIFFcoin
You're smart grill
They keep leaving Jennifer passed-out in places because this isn't really all that strong a script.
Nicolette, I’m waiting with bated breath for your reaction to part III! 🙏🙏🙏
Love this trilogy.
Don't love rick and morty which evolved from justin roiland's disgusting short film "the adventures of doc and mharti" where 'doc' forces 'mharti' to perform sexual acts on him, plus roilland is a creep who has sent sexual messages to underage girls and also claimed in some realities rick and morty are in romantic relationship with each other, the sicko.
Anyways BttF is one of the best trilogies and Part 3 is awesome too.
😎👍 Spectacular reaction. He's not quoting "Taxi Driver" at 9:21. "I'm Walkin' Here!" is a quote from "Midnight Cowboy." Coincidentally, in the NEXT movie he actually DOES utter a famous quote from "Taxi Driver." There's a scene where he's standing in front of a mirror and says "You Talkin' To Me?" 😄 It's immediately followed by "Go Ahead, Make My Day" which is a famous quote from the 1983 Clint Eastwood movie, "Sudden Impact." The 3rd installment pays homage to a whole slew of other movies as well. It'll be a lot of fun watching you watching it.
Do you thinked Marlene played by a girl lol? it wa a trap. literally
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I second that.
You are beautiful
18:28
Hopefully, Biden won't get a second term.
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I watched Biden's State of the Union address and was not impressed. Not at all. He rambled on about how Trump is at fault for this country's current failures.
He boasted and took credit for a prosperous State of the Union, but sadly, this is far from the truth. Under his leadership America is in decline, on all levels and on all major issues, policies and all polls show this to be true.
I hate when idiots in the comments tell reactors to not watch the preview for no good reason. People are lying about it "spoiling" anything. It doesn't show anything that anyone with half a lick of common sense wouldn't have figured out before watching it anyway. And there's no "spoiler" that's even serious or slightly meaningful. I hate when people ruin what could be a good reaction to the last moment like that, and I hate it even more when reactors actually believe those people.
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20:20 if you think about it .. its not just timing. :D in an alternative timeline marty died on that biff tower. thats why doc knows where he is, came back and saved him. Im many occasions doc talks about that he was already in this and that time. Also in the Tunnel. Marty actually died in several timelines but doc always went back and saved him ;)
Interesting, I’d never thought of that. If that’s correct I wonder what Doc’s chronological age is?!