Back to the Future (1985) Movie REACTION FIRST TIME WATCHING
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"His mom is a . . . playful little . . . girl." 🙈 Yeah, that's a polite way to put it! 😝
Doc: "It's your mother Marty, something has to be done about your mother!"
Marty: "What Doc, is she like a whore or something?"
Doc: "Yes."
Another reactor I watched put it simply:
"So Lorraine's a ho."
@Dmg Control I don't actually think she's a ho, but a female reactor (Ashleigh Burton) said it in such an utterly nonchalant way that I found it amusing. 😇
@Dmg Control I know, it was just the way that she said it that was funny.
Sometimes you can say something offensive in a way that can be funny. Ashleigh didn't actually mean it literally. She was more reacting to the fact that she'd recently watched the _Star Wars_ OT and was chastising her viewers for recommending movies that had family members kissing.
@Dmg Control You would have to understand Ashleigh. Sh is a country girl and keeps it real, a lot of energy and very fun to watch. I was a fan of hers before she started reacting to vids and knew her back on Kens channel. Ashleigh is great!
I'm glad Ellie got a fun movie to watch
1955,the birth of rock and roll.
Notice the"twin pines mall,became the "line pines mall?
I guess "mr.fusion" works with organic and inorganic matter.
This trilogy is awesome. Do all 3 of them.
Totally agree. Such a fun trilogy
Agreed!
Hell yea, second one is the best imo
Let's pray it will never be remade or rebooted....
@@Manu-rb6eo A reboot might be interesting as long as it's a thorough overhaul -- like they did with Battlestar Galactica. A remake would be a bad idea; 1985 isn't so long ago that new audiences will refuse to watch the original classic(s).
Fun Fact: That's actually Huey Lewis 2:30, the guy who actually sang "The Power of Love". Great cameo. :)
"This gets on MTV, I'm finished! 'Whatever happened to Huey Lewis?' 'I dunno he showed up on a movie and was never seen again' haha."
I can finally recognize the famous hewh lousie after 20 years 😀. Thanks, I'm from Argentina and I never knew the guy's face
S**t the bed...yes! I must have known that back in the day...just forgot with old age :-))
It's the first fact people come out with
That's why it's especially funny when he says "you guys are just too darn loud" when they're playing a cover of the song...
Fun fact Number 2: at 22:47, they actually put real alcohol in the bottle to mess with Michael J Fox, which is why he actually completely spits it out, but being the absolute goat continues with the scene.
There’s a blooper of him reacting to the bottle being filled with alcohol, so the one that made it into the movie is probably just a normal take
You don't see that take in the film though that's only in the blooper reel
I think the one from the blooper reel where he spits it out is the first take, and my guess is they thought the spit take was so funny they made him act it out in character for the other takes.
Fun fact about the beginning and end.
The mall carpark is called "twin pines" and by the end it changes name to "lone pine", all because Marty Mcfly runs over a tree at the farm he went to at the start of the film
The three movies are full of little tidbits like that. Brilliant stuff, really.
Not only that, there's a 9/11 reference to the twin pines as well cos the conspiracy theorists even included this one like the Simpsons predicted future events.
@@STNeish Surf Vietnam!
"carpark"? You must be European or Australian? In the US we call them "parking lots". :)
Also, Hill Valley was all nice & clean before he went to the past. Marty puts the idea in goldie's head to become mayor and then when marty gets back to present day 1985....goldie is mayor and there's homeless people on benches and the town isn't so clean anymore...especially in part 2 when biff is in control.
When Marty does a spit take in the car, it's unscripted. As a prank the crew put real booze in the flask. His reaction upon taking a drink was genuine. They kept in in the movie. :)
This isn’t true. In the prank he breaks character and all the crew starts laughing including him. Thats not the shot they used unfortunately.
The best part of watching Eliie react to comedies is that we get to see that beautiful smile of hers much more than when she reacts to dramas, horror movies, etc.
Greatest trilogy of all time, Part 2 and Part 3 are great as well and definitely worth watching.
Yep. I liked 2 a lot, but nowhere near as much as I Loved 3.
The Guitars of Back To The Future:
Chiquita - The tiny yellow one in the opening scene. A "one-off" custom shop job. The one you see is the only one in existence. Made in USA
Ibanez Roadstar - The black one Marty is playing at the band audition. In 1987 the Roadstar was slightly re-designed by Steve Vai and was named the RG (Roadstar Guitar). The Ibanez RG is still in production today. The Roadstar was made in Japan, as were the early RG's and higher end modern day ones too. Budget friendly RG's are made in Indonesia. Ibanez guitars: RG, Iceman, Destroyer, are geared more for rock and metal with their ridiculously thin neck and "floating" tremolo bridge.
Gibson ES-358 - The red hollowbody electric Marty is playing with the band at the dance in 1955. The producers originally wanted Marty playing an ES-335 but it is slightly bigger and made Michael J Fox look even smaller. So they went with the ES-358, which in real life wasnt actually made until 1958. Gibson electric guitars: Les Paul, SG, Explorer, Flying V, and of course their hollowbodies, are made in USA and are a staple in any and every genre of music. From gospel to heavy metal, Gibson is the cream of the crop in guitar world. The Ibanez Destroyer was a copy of the Gibson Explorer. Gibson sued Ibanez and lost due to minor design tweaks by Ibanez. Gibson and Ibanez are still friendly rivals to this day over that.
Bonus Fun Fact: ABSOLUTELY EVERY GUITAR SOUND YOU HEAR IN THIS MOVIE ACTUALLY BEING PLAYED BY EDDIE VAN HALEN.
Not sure you got it when the guy from the band called his cousin to show "the new sound he was looking for".
The cousin was Chuck Berry, the author of the song. It's a temporal paradox... Chuck Berry created the song, Marty plays a cover of it before Chuck Berry composed the song, and Chuck Berry learns the song he himself created in another timeline.
This is one of the best paced movies ever, and the way everything is set up and paid off is wonderful.
2:30 I always smile when Huey Lewis tells Michael J Fox that they are playing his song "too darn loud" :D
The scene of George looking at this fist in disbelief, then looking at Loraine with his hand out...
“Are you ok?”
She takes his hand..... I cry every time. 🥲
During lockdown I re-watched the whole trilogy back to back, I think it took about 8 hours. Totally worth it 😁
Best way to"pass the time"?
Imagine how upset George is 12 or so years later when their 3rd child is born and looks exactly like that guy his wife had a crush on back in high school. AND she wants to name him Marty.
Yeah, surely that would have aroused some suspicions and is a definite plot hole. Also.... since we know that in the revised 1985 Doc now has the letter Marty gave him in 1955 and is talking the preventative measure of wearing a bullet proof vest, then why wouldn't he also take some measures to prevent Marty from accidentally traveling back in time when running from the terrorists... since he clearly knows all the trouble that caused....
.... and the fact that the entire plot of the 3rd movie didn't need to happen... but that's a conversation for another time.
As with any time travel movie, it's probably best not to think too hard about it :D
@@jamesbooty It's not a plot hole at all. There would be no reason for them to become suspicious. Plus I'm not sure which rules of time travel you're following, because there are no rules. Sorry to burst your bubble lol.
@@moriellymoproblems7842 - I'm following the rules established by the film, such as that when future events are changed, they create an alternate timeline which skews from the original, and continues down its own unique path from there.
In the version of 1985 that Marty returns to at the end of Part1, Doc remembers meeting him in 1955. He brought the letter from that encounter with him to the mall for the time machine test, he wears a bullet proof vest, and he and Marty also talk briefly about what was said when he was given the letter. Given all that, surely he:
1 - already knows the time machine works
2 - knows all the trouble that is created by Marty accidentally travelling back in time when running from the terrorists
So, one has to wonder why he doesn't take any measures to prevent that. Perhaps it's because he knows that it all works out - and maybe even for the better since surely over the course of their friendship, he and Marty have talked about how this improved Marty's family life.... but this then begs the question about how he and Marty become friends in this timeline.
And - George and Lorraine clearly remember their encounters with Marty since George writes a book inspired by them. Therefore, he would have to get suspicious when their third child - which they name Marty - ends up looking, sounding, and acting exactly like the guy that helped them get together 30 years ago.
LoL 😂 I never thought of that.
@@move_i_got_this5659 - :D right!? The more you think about it, the less sense the end of Part1 makes. A more likely scenario would have actually been that when Marty returned to the (now lone pine) mall, Doc wouldn't have even been there - having no need to test his new time machine that night... all sorts of stuff probably would have been different, and Marty would have still been a fish out of water.... but that doesn't make as good of a movie ending :)
Am I the only 1 who loves Elle's smile and the way she says "Homies" and "Elle" with that accent of hers 😁
She has captured our hearts 💕
They were filming the mall parking lot scenes across the street from my house. One night me and my friend went to see what we could. They were filming late at night so we saw them preparing for the shoot.we saw the director and the car. I guess most of the kids at school could hear the gun fire at nigh but I slept right thru it. I also worked for the company that had the blue and white building.
That’s so cool! I wish I was there
Was this the Puente Hills Mall?
"My name is Darth Vader. I'm an extraterrestrial from the planet Vulcan." 🙈 Well, Ellie should understand half of that, at least! 😝
8:43 "You space bastard, you killed my pine"
At the beginning of the movie, Marty join Doc at Twin Pines Mall, at the end of the movie, it's now called LONE pine mall.
"Myyyyy eyes are burrrrrning!" This was wonderful.
This trilogy is full of little easter eggs. For example:
-At the start the mall was called "Two Pines Mall", but after he traveled back in time and crashed that tree, now the place is called "Lone Pine Mall"
Spoiler alert.......
Eastwood Ravine.
In my opinion, no other trilogy of movies in the history of cinema has hold this strong across all 3 movies. Looking forward to parts 2 & 3 ;)
What about the human condition trilogy?
LOTR?
Lea Thompson is almost exactly my age, and I absolutely fell in love with her in this film.
I can even forgive her for _Howard the Duck_ .
I fell in love with her on "Some Kind Of Wonderful," and "Howard The Duck"...Hate all you want, it's still a classic in my mind. And why does no one ever mention "Space Camp"?
Forgive?
It was great!
Forgive her?? Her hottest scene ever was in that movie.
Also, the movie itself was a lot of fun.
"His mother is a playful little.... 🙄...girl..."
😂 Oh Ellie, you're the best
Marty was playing with the band, who the lead singer/guitarist was Marvin Berry, cousin to Chuck Berry, who wrote the song "Johnny Be Good". So the movie is insinuating that Marvin and Chuck were given the idea by Marty, who knew the song by Chuck in the future...
Just a minor detail correction; the song title is actually "Johnny B. Goode".
@@spccewe7223 100% correct. thanks for the correction!
This is a great example of the causal loop paradox. Chuck Berry copies Johnny B. Goode from hearing Marty McFly's performance at the dance, but Marty learned the song from the Chuck Berry recording.... so who actually wrote the song and when?
@@jamesbooty I'd say it's still Chuck Berry, because he wrote it in the original timeline. The movie shows no evidence that Marty had travelled back to the past during his parents "original" history, and the song still existed.
24:19 I love how I grew up as a young kid watching this film trilogy...but it wasn’t til I rewatched in my early twenties and all the piece clicked about this scene...
The fact the musicians were not boxing in their car with weed...love it
One of the best movies ever made and the start to a lovely trilogy.
The cast is fantastic and sound just amazing 😍.
It's really cool to see someone reacting to one of my all-time favourites.👍👏
It’s one of the rare series that have no bad films.
Something you might have missed, before Marty went back in time to 1955, the mall was called Twin Pines Mall because the farmer who use to own the land, old man Peabody, grew a pair of Pine trees on his farm. When Marty was avoiding being shot by him in 1955, Marty accidently ran over one of the Pine trees. When we get back to 1985 and Marty runs up to the mall, the name has changed to Lone Pine Mall.
32:48 - Ellie, just in case you were confused, Doc didn't get electrocuted because he was wearing some thick gloves. It was still a powerful jolt, but he didn't die from it. But I'm glad I'm not the only one who still gets emotional every time I watch that scene when Marty gets sent back.
All three of these movie have a way with ramping up tension during the climax.
Smiling, laughing, in suspense, delighted Ellie is a lovely reaction to this classic, evergreen movie! 😃
The moment you called that "Your kids are gonna love it" line was simply adorable.
The best part is when Marvin Berry calls his cousin Chuck and lets him hear Marty play :)
Chuck Berry wrote that song 🤣😂
@@michaelriddick7116 Pretty sure everybody knew that.
"Let's see if you bastards can do 90"
They can't, but the rocket from the RPG will...
I had pretty much the same thought. "Doesn't matter if they can; the RPG can do it easily."
I’d pay good money to see the PRV push a D to 90. Hint... it can’t. 🤣🤣🤣
Here’s an Uber-nerdy Easter egg I never see anyone else mention: in the opening sequence with all the clocks, one of them looks like the clock tower and an action figure resembling Doc is hanging from it, just like in 1955
Never saw it
While that particular clock might foreshadow Doc's predicament, it is a scene from a movie called "Safety Last" with Harold Lloyd from 1923. To the best of my knowledge the two Lloyds aren't related. : )
@@charlesborden8111 interesting!
@@THEPATRIOT1000 I didn’t see it until very recently. I don’t think it made the edit on this particular reaction
@@charlesborden8111 reminds me of
Buster Keaton
When this film was first released, it was intended to be a stand alone one. However, due to it being the biggest box office hit of 1985, it had many people wanting more and wondering what happens next. So, they released parts 2 and 3 a few years later. Most of the main cast returned, but the notable exception ended up in a matter that caused some controversy. I guarantee you'll like parts 2 and 3 if you have a look at them.
Take it from me Ellie, I was 30 when this came out and even then we knew there wouldn't be flying cars by the 2000s, or 2020s for that matter! LOL! Electric cars, yes. Not flying ones. "Some shouldn't even be driving on the ground, let alone flying over your neighborhood", most generally said and still do BTW. And tens of thousands of them?!! My understanding is the last scene was a joke and not something super serious. But, because it was such big hit movie the public demanded a sequel and a few years later they produced the final two, which was filmed essentially back to back. The producers and the director said if they knew there would be sequels, they'd have ended without a flying car. But, I will warn you not to watch the very, very end of Part II because they'll show a lot of scenes for Part III. So if you don't want see the spoiler scenes, stop the next movie at the end right when it says "To Be Concluded". Most definitely do Part II and III later. Fun series and a lot of thought and work went into it. And the time-paradoxes are interesting to contemplate. Time travel shows are fun! If you like to see a real George Pal classic do "The Time Machine" (1960), and then after the 2002 remake. Both are good adaptations of H.G.Wells 1895 novel. 😁👍
Flying cars are the worst idea ever. You mention the shitty drivers that exist now, but even beyond that, I certainly wouldn't want a car dropping on my house when it breaks down in mid air.
The can of dog food automatically is opened, emptied then dropped into the waste basket. It's a clever way to indicate that A) the doc is probably an inventor, B) he and the dog haven't been home for some time (see the overflowing dog bowl and numerous cans in the basket) and C) he took the dog with him and forgot to turn off the device. By the way, Kal Kan (seen on the cans) is a real dog food brand (love that product placement).
"Nooooo, my eyes are burning! NOOOOOOOO!" LOL
The most authentic reactions on TH-cam
Honestly just getting a DeLorean up to 88 mph (141.62 km/h) is quite an accomplishment all by itself.
One often overlooked joke is the way the faulty ignition on the DeLorean used to fail ALL the time.
Great movie part of the one perfect trilogy that has not being ruined by Hollywood remakes yet. Fun fact the guy who tells Marty is too loud is the actual singer of the Power Of Love :)
Im pretty sure that DIrector ZEMECKIS has it specified that no one can remake this in his lifetime, maybe forever -which is alright wth millions of fans of this trilogy
Actually it's huey lewis
Last night, Darth Vader came from planet Vulcan and told me if I didn't get Lorraine out to the dance he would melt my brain! LOL!
I love the added bit of the deleted scene, where he uses a hair dryer, aims it at George and refers to it as a death ray or similar
I don't Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan, I would gladly take Lorraine to the dance
“Well let’s just keep this Brain melting stuff to ourselves OK?”
“Oh yeah, yeah...”
I wonder how George handled that into adulthood
@@mikeaninger7388 I’m more concerned with how neither George nor Lorraine recognise Marty as being the spitting image of Calvin.
Gotta like that combination of Star Wars and Star Trek references.
First time??? Really? I´m still amazed when people watch such classics that have been around for my whole life :)
I adore Ellie, she´s adorable :)
The person who is playing the teacher saying it is just to darn loud is actually in real life the musician who played and sung the song Marty is performing
It's always a joy to watch Ellie react to videos. It's fun for the occasional scary video, but she is much happier for these types.
agreed 100% she has a glowing smile and genuine reactions. A beautiful young lady
in case you didn't know who that guy was talking to on the phone during the dance, it was chuck berry, the father of rock n' rock. :)
Ellie. I would rather watch you while you're watching a movie, than to see the movie myself. There's something special about seeing the world through your eyes.
On November 5th 2015 I wrote on my Facebook "Where's my F-ing Flying Car!"
Saw this in '85 when I was 12. Perhaps not the best film to watch with my mom...
I was 8
Sweet i first saw this movie in 2001 i was 17 my family saw this movie on vhs years and rented the sequels i was very young i believe it was 1990 when he rented part 2 and later rented part 3 loved part 2 remember seeing it on vhs i was 7 we recorded it on vhs have all 3 movies on a dvd box set🩳
Me too
That was fun watching your reaction. You made me think of P.J. Soles, of STRIPES (1981) and the original HALLOWEEN (1978) fame. My mother grew up in the 50's and she said that she really felt like it was the 50's there because they did such a good job of capturing the era. Fun little note about the mall...If you pay attention, when Marty first arrives to meet Doc, the name of the mall is Twin Pines Mall, but in the end it is Lone Pine Mall, because Marty ran over one of the pines on Old Farmer Johnson's tree farm. Did you catch the name of the farm on the fence?
Ellie, I LOVE watching these movies with you. Your reactions are great and you make it all more fun! Can't wait to see more!
Your stressed-out face when Doc is on the ledge trying to reconnect the cable, and Marty is trying to start the car...! Lol!
It blows my mind that people haven’t seen it.... but I’m glad they’re seeing it now
not sure why but seeing old burger king 80's look brings back some good memories.
I loved how much Ellie enjoyed this movie, this literally made my day.
Mine too
No way doc's dog is alive after 30 years , dogs can only live up to 22-24 years
The actress who plays Marty sister died a few years and the actor who played his brother played Jimmy Olsen in the Superman movies with Christopher reeves
You think Ellie's enjoyment of this movie created the existence of your day? That the day itself would have ceased to be otherwise? Or did you mean "figuratively" instead of "literally"?
Doc was hanging, holding on to cables but he only "functioned" as a conductor. Because his legs were NOT touching the ground he would not get electrified. Also this is trilogy of the movies you realy should watch all three.
And one more extra there were made some prototypes of hower like cars only fuel for it was too big to spend. It was just like some test models.
Flying cars in 2015? That's how we viewed the 2000s back then. Anyway, there are Back to the Future reunions every few years where the actors come and meet with fans sign autographs etc. The guy who played Biff is a loyal contributor to all of this and really supports the brand. He enthusiastically participates Back to the Future as it is his (and others) claim to fame.
The guy with the megaphone saying he's too loud is Huey Lewis who sings the song that's playing, The Power of Love.
Form 1985, to 2015 to 2021 and beyond.....this movie wil always SLAP!
Fun fact: Huey Lewis ("The Power of Love") also made songs like, "It's Hip to be Square", "Happy to be Stuck with You", "I Need a New Drug".
I Need a New Drug was ripped off by Ray Parker Jr for the Ghostbusters theme; he had to pay a settlement to Huey L.
Want, not need.
fun fact = the Delorean wasn't made for the movie,but was built by the Delorean motor company between 1980 and 1983
WHat's so fun about that?
Hi I'm George, George Mcfly and it's a pleasure to meet you
FYI, historically, the song "Johnny B. Goode" was released in 1958 (by Chuck Berry, the guy on the other end of the phone), so Marty was about 3 years early with his rendition. Of course, his stylings at the _end_ of his performance were quite a bit more out of sync with 1955!
The judge on the mega-phone is Huey Lewis, the one who wrote "Power of Love".
At 2:30 the second man from the left is Huey Lewis. The man who wrote both the Back To The Future theme song as well as The Power Of Love.
"You built a time machine...out of a DeLorean?" is a joke because in real life, the DeLorean was a horribly unreliable car, hence why the engine cuts out before Marty's time jump and after he arrives.
I don't think the joke was because DeLorean's were unreliable, but because it was considered a very odd, but "cool" car, and building a time machine out of any car was odd.
@@firstenforemost nah. It really was a garbage car and everyone knew it then. Besides, it was underpowered as well. People now don't understand the joke because the movie made the car famous.
It was a real privilege to watch your reaction. Thank you.
I liked your reaction. You were so into this movie! Now you have to see #2 and 3! They really are an overall great trilogy. A classic.
I loved watching the movie through your eyes - wonderful reaction - just like watching it for the first time again...now - you HAVE to do Part 2!
The graphic for the thumbnail isn't from this movie. It's for "Back to the Future: The Musical." It's obviously not Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd.
That's Huey Lewis saying, "You're just too darn loud." His band performed at least one song on the soundtrack.
The song that they were actually playing at the time.
Two songs that I'm aware of. "Power of Love" and "Back in Time"
Are you naturally stupid or do you have to work at it?
I just stumbled across this channel, and my first impression seeing her reaction was "this girl is just too adorable, I gotta subscribe."
Wait til you meet Michelle and magy!
It feels like I’ve just watched a completely new movie with you… 😄❤️
Yes, please watch the whole trilogy! I watched them each at the theater when they were first released. I love your reactions.
One of the greatest movies ever made. I love Back to the future directed by Robert Zemeckis starring Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, music by Alan Silvestri and the incredible song The Power of love by Huey Lewis & The News. This film was released when i was 5 years old and now in my 41 years old i still love this classic, great reaction just excellent. Don't forget reacts Back to the future part 2 and 3☺😎👍
First time watching one of your reactions and have to say your wonder and enthusiasm are infectious. great job and I'll check out more of your stuff
Ellie, did you notice that at the beginning the mall was named "Twin Pines" and at the end it was named "Lone Pine"? Marty changed the future when he ran over the pine tree.
Not only that, but it's also part of the conspiracy theories of 9/11 references predicted event aside from the Simpsons' show to it.
@@SaRENRampaiger Good point.
33:42 why doesnt anyone notices!? .... Twin Pine Mall turns into Lone Pine Mall ... after Marty ran over the pine with the car the first time he goes back at the beginning into the farm
Everyone noticed in the theater back in 1985 when I watched it...
*Hey, now you know a little of it was like, being a kid in the 80s! In the theater, during this movie, at least..."EW EW EW!!! That's your Mom! EWWWW!!!"*
🤣🤣🤣
Your accent cracks me up, Yours was my favorite reaction to a movie I have ever watched. Your facial reactions were amazing. I loved every moment of it!
I love the subtle first hint that something's different in the present: "Lone Pine Mall."
19:51 an expression of shock...and directly descriptive of what they were heading for...gotta love when you can use cursing in such beautiful ways
Side note. That vest the Doc was wearing would, in no way, stop rounds from an AK-47.
2:34 That is actually Huey Lewis who wrote the song Marty is playing, Power Of Love
2:43
It wasn’t until years later when I watched this as an adult that I realized that the teacher with the megaphone is Huey Lewis himself 😆
Most of the exteriors of HIll Valley town square/Main Street were filmed on the Unviersal Studios backlot. Its also where they filmed most of the outdoor scenes for another tv series aired recently on Disney+: Wandavision!
One of my favorite things about this movie were the town square scenes and though I wasn't alive in 1955 to know about 50s authenticity, some of the scenes reminded me of Norman Rockwell style paintings.
One of the many clocks at the start of the film had a man hanging from it. The 1955 Twin Pines Mall sign is shown as Lone Pine Mall in 1985 because Marty ran over one of the trees back in 1955
Always found it funny that the Teacher that says his band are too Darn Loud is Huey Lewis who sings The Power of Love! ROLOL
Oh my gosh I LOVE it when she says OH! 🤣😍
An all time classic!!
In the Italian version his name is Levi Strauss since the Calvin Klein brand in the 80s (when the film was released) was not so famous as to make you understand the gag.
In Spain they used that name too
@@alfredoaxl510 I know that in France they used Pierre Cardin.
This is quite possibly one of the best reactions ever Ellie. I love watching you watch this you say everything I think!
One of my absolute favourite films. Especially the music is fantastic!
“I’m afraid you’re just to darn loud”. Said Huey Lewis. Of Huey Lewis and the News.
Ellie is one of my favorite reactors on TH-cam. Her expressions are the best.
"I Am Darth Vader From The Planet Vulcan" LMFAO 😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Your smiles light everyone up Ellie
Thank you for this reaction. It's easily the best reaction to this movie I've ever seen, and I've seen a few :) Now I have to binge-watch your reactions to the rest of the trilogy.
Everyone talks about how "Oh I wonder why George doesn't get suspicious about how much Marty looks like... well... Marty... and accuses Lorraine of cheating".
Let me lay down some things:
1 - Marty is CLEARLY not into Lorraine; he goes to too much effort to hook Lorraine and George up.
2 - Marty is only there for 3 days. Now I don't know about you; but I can't remember perfect details of someone's face I only knew for 3 days 30 years ago.
3 - Marty and George look alike. Like a LOT alike. Crispin Glover was chosen because of this.
Plus: if George DOES remember "Calvin" that well, he's a huge sci-fi nerd. There's a reasonably good chance he might wonder about a few things. Calvin accidentally called him Dad. Calvin makes that joke about when they have kids setting fire to the rug. Calvin plays that song, says "your kids will love it". Calvin dresses as an alien and calls himself Darth Vader.
You take all those clues (in particular the Darth Vader reference), and you expect me to believe George doesn't reckon his kid might have travelled back in time?