BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) First Time Watching - The Mother/Son Romance Was Scandalous!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Happy New Year, guys! This is my reaction to Back to the Future. I WILL TELL YOU THIS: I have no idea how this movie got away with the things it did lmaaaoooo (you know what i'm talking about), especially in the 80's lolololol. I was indeed scandalized!! I was clutching my pearls!.....i also have to admit that it was entertaining to watch hahahaa and yeah, the time traveling was nice too. I'll see you in Back to the Future II :)
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Honestly, back in 1985 most people just thought of it as an amusing premise. Lorraine has no idea that it's her son. Marty is properly repulsed by the idea. No real physical affection occurs between the two until the very end and when it does, Lorraine can just feel that it's very wrong. That's it. We just enjoyed the film
Yeah, that’s one reason BTTF can’t be rebooted without major rewrites, at which point why even call it BTTF?
@@ErzengelDesLichtes Why would they reboot a perfect movie?
@@kaylzshter6153
Because Hollywood sees it as guarenteed money. But, thankfully, Zemeckis has put the kibosh on it ever happening because he still owns the rights.
@@ErzengelDesLichtes Zemeckis and Gale own the screenrights to BTTF and have said they will not allow any remakes reboots or sequels. They also have it written in their wills.... 😊
@@kaylzshter6153It being a perfect movie won't mean they won't reboot it, look at 'The Italian Job' for example.
The mother/son thing is clearly meant to be humorously uncomfortable and awkward. Lorraine has no idea who Marty actually is, but Marty knows and is rightfully uncomfortable with Lorraine's unwanted romantic advances.
Funny thing is, the filmmakers struggled to find a Hollywood studio to make the movie, and Disney outright rejected the script based mainly on the awkward mother/son angle. Little did any of them know that they were turning down what would become the biggest hit of 1985.
incest situations can be good for both humour or dark situations...depending on the context: in Back to the Future they use it as humour...but a great example of a dark version is the film Pinn where the brother eventually reveals he wants to rape his sister...
I mean, I think Disney was probably right to be wary, their brand is a very family-oriented one. Them passing on it doesn't necessarily mean that they thought it was bad, just that it was wrong for them. They had no way of knowing if it was going to turn out to be a cultural touchstone or the Folgers Incest Commercial.
@@RobinHood3000 Nah, Disney was wrong. They've done a perfectly great job of digging their own graves by now. With how terrible The Last Jedi, Rogue One, whatever Episode 9 was called, the Marvel Universe (before Deadpool/Wolverine, though even in that one you could still feel that Ryan had less creative control and definitely Disneyfied it with fancy explosions and CGI, Deadpool 1 & 2 were unquestionably better), re-makes of classics that suck balls, never caring about having a real story, etc... Seriously though, Rogue One in particular was so bad that people actually had to lie to themselves and talk about it as if it wasn't the worst Star Wars movie ever made just so they could retain their sanity.
They wrote so many classic stories while Walt Disney was alive, and that continued on for awhile until 1977 when Roy Disney resigned as an executive because the environment was too stifling for real creativity. They still managed to make some great films based off some previous philosophies, but those eventually faded out and idiot businessmen took over, especially in the 2010s and on they seemed as if they were intentionally fucking themselves with all the buy-outs and corporate bullshit they produced. With The Force Awakens it seemed like they were serious about heading in the right direction again, but that film's greatness was heavily based on how well the following movies handled the rest of the trilogy's story. But apparently they didn't write an outline for a trilogy, and instead said "fuck it, we'll do this one by one and who cares about continuity or anything making sense?"
They are family-oriented for sure though. They apparently want to brainwash people into being just as boring and un-original as they are. If a kid has no passion or creativity they can't be problem-children, and what kind of family is better than that, right?
Honestly, people did not have a problem the incestuous themes in the film. Audiences just found it awkward but funny, like an episode of Three's Company only more clever.
I dont know why it creeps everybody out so much nowadays.
Because, just like the younger gens nowadays like animals much more than people, they also relate to fictional characters more than real people, they don't perceive it as just a made-up story being told.
Disney rejected it primarily because of the awkward mom/son things in the film lol according to Zemeckis they used the words “promoting incest”
It was creepy and uncomfortable.
Because their sense of morality has become warped. They'll munch their popcorn while watching two guys smooch each other, but freak out over the awkwardness of Marty's mom coming on to him as a girl. It's all a matter of brainwashing.
@@iykeharrison9161 yet you watch all the reactions...hypocirte!
Why isn't this a good reality?
Marty accidently went back in time, gave his own father advice and confidence, came back to the future and things were better and you said it's not a good reality? Wow.
It’s a different timeline. His first self is still in 1955. The future in 1985 is a second timeline.
Because now he's a stranger to his family in this new timeline. Obviously his memories won't aline with the past events in the new timeline so he's not going to know anything about what happened or what his family members are like as people.
@@Hal2718 Yeah, Marty's brother and sister seem like completely different people from what little we see of them. I feel like there's going to be a lot of awkward conversations between Marty and his siblings in the future because any time they talk about anything that happened during childhood, Marty is going to have completely different stories in most cases. Especially because the family seems a LOT wealthier and more successful in the new timeline. Marty is going to remember the time they got to go a waterpark for a day, and they'll be like, "no, we spent an entire week at Disney World that summer." Or someone will bring up their trip to Europe, which Marty didn't go on.
there could also be hidden repercussions that Amanda instinctively realizes. Specially when we see it actually changed the future, at least in this version of time travel... Also Doc Brown clearly stated the risks... and his face fell when he heard George became more assertive when he was never like that originally.
Yea it's just a feel good movie. People have forgotten how to just enjoy.
I continue to be amazed at how young people relate to this film in relation to the relationship between Marty and Lorraine: for me a brilliant and entertaining device, but young people today find it bordering on indecency. It's true that times are changing for everyone.
It was cringe comedy even in the 80s.
@@Finchsterreadingyeah but young people don’t find it cringe today. They find it repulsive. It’s a damn joke that is extremely far fetched, since we can’t time travel.. but yeah it’s a joke, and nothing happens
i was a fan when the films first came out- it was supposed to be disturbing then- as it's a retelling of Oedipus
It was never made to appeal to ppl with a pretentious sense of humor, and if young adults today are too pretentious to enjoy this classic...that's their loss. No sympathy from us fans
And yet they think the fact that Philip J. Fry is his own grandfather is hilarious. At least the young people I know personally that watched Futurama. @@PoliticallyAffiliated
Its scandalous but perfectly innocent and fun. What youre supposed to take away from Lorraine chasing Marty is that his mom is a lot more naughty than she ever let on.
That is why when she's old, she try to prevent her children from becoming like her (but her only daughter did becoming like her), because she already made a mistake by marrying George who is a loser in original future.
Chuck Berry wrote the song Johnny Be Good. He was one of the first early rock and rollers. Also, the teacher that tells Marty his band is too loud is the lead singer of the band that plays the theme to the movie Huey Lewis and the News.
Fun fact, the original line "lived a colored boy named Johnny b good"
Instead of country boy
Chuck Berry was so influential in electric guitar that he practically inspired everyone. And his typical song and guitar playing is in this song that Marty played, Johnny B Goode. So the comedic paradox is that... Chuck's cousin holds the phone up so that Chuck could hear this "new sound" that Chuck was looking for, but it was actually his own song!
@@mannygee005 And it was Eddie aka Edward Van Halens guitar riffs heard throughtout the movie!🎸🤗🧑🎤👍
I always love the dad "Another one of these damn kids jumped in front of my car!"
So it had happened before, so assumed it didn't work for her, so that is why she try really hard this time when Marty got hit, she really want it
The incest isn't a big deal because it wasn't reciprocated. Marty is repulsed by it & Lorraine doesn't know that's her future son, also Lorraine would've been attracted to any boy that her father ran over(hence why she married loser George), she was boy crazy. It's the rare case of accidental incest which is pretty funny if it doesn't go far.
There's a lot of easter eggs in this movie that you can easily miss like The Twin Pine Mall changes to the Lone Pine Mall at the end because Marty ran over 1 of the pine trees the mall was named after or you can see part of the clock tower ledge missing in 1985( after 1955 Doc broke part of it)
+ @jayman9910 Much adoo over nothing pretty much.
The potential incest is why it's funny.
The audience knows it will never happen and are laughing at Marty's discomfort.
@@Cheepchipsablestill weird bro
i see no incest...it's all made up in your messed up head
If you don't know, the storytelling principle you mention about the plutonium theft early in the movie is called Chekhov's Gun.
Chekhov's Gun refers to any seemingly unimportant element that becomes significant later on in the story. “Remove everything that has no relevance to the story,” Chekhov wrote. “If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off."
Chekhov's Skill is similar. You should introduce a skill that a character has that someone of their background might not normally have, before they actually have to use it. An example here is Marty dodging the 1955 goons on a makeshift skateboard. We've already seen that he skateboards in a similar way on a daily basis. Our main character has some skills in the area to help perform that action, so we believe it when he does it.
Back to the Future is one of the best trilogies to have ever been made. Long may it remain untouched.
Even the incidental dialog is important. Doc mentions that he's allergic to all synthetics (fabrics). In 1955, he saves the electrical plug because it snags on his wool pants. Had Doc been wearing the synthetic slacks of the time, that wouldn't have happened. 😁
Yeah, yeah, but when you dislike some movie, you will absolutely make an argument how predictable the movie is. I have seen so many movies that are hated by audience, and with the argument how predictable some of those were. But if the movie is loved by audience, then it is not predictable, it is masterful writing
Technically the plutonium is foreshadowing. It plays no role in the final act. The clock tower would be more akin to chekovs gun.
very good points, there was also the part where Marty plays electric guitar. So many things circle around, there may be 20 elements that are called back, referenced to or clarified in a later scene.
@@havok6280 Not the final act no, but it does come back around to become significant during the story.
It wasn't a romance because it was only coming from Loraine, who honestly didn't know who Marty was.
also... she wasn't his mother because she hadn't given birth yet. It's a "paradox." Some say that it never would have happened because something else would prevent it or... even if it "did happen" then it would have to turn out that Marty wasn't actually her son or future son.
@@mannygee005 ya'll kinda scary w this ...remember the photo? and then marty's hand disappear? "erased." what do you think that entire plot line within timeline movie was meant to signify? it matters not a gd whether she had by that moment in time given birth. it's not a paradox. it's not even a contradiction. that is his mother and we know that bc marty exists, even in his traveling to the past.
I would live the 80s forever if I could.
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MJF may look 14 but he was actually 24. Lol
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
The power of Babyface
@@amandamiquilena Michael J. Fox is actually two years older than Crispin Glover, who played George, his father, and one year younger than Lea Thompson, who played Lorraine, his mother.
The only thing that doesn’t hold up is that the McFlys hired the guy who tried to rape Lorraine to detail their cars.
We missed the rest of Biff's story when he was arrested and then "operated on" to permanently remove his violent tendencies... years later he got the job detailing.
Actually it was weird that he came in the house with the box of books... like he is so familiar to the family that he is allowed in the house without knocking... and that he could touch a packaged delivery... but there could be a backstory to that too.
I always had the same thought from the first time I saw this when it came out. Even if Biff's intent wasn't to rape Lorraine, he was clearly going to molest her at the very least. I wouldn't have anything to do with Biff after that if I were the McFlys.
They were just kids when it happened. After being punched in the face, Biff learned his lesson and became a good person, apologized for his behavior and made recompense.
If you think it's odd how she acts around her son, you should see her later interactions with an interstellar duck...
Once you've had quack you'll never go back.
You know, i don't think i have seen a single reaction to Howard the Duck.
@@curtismartin2866Because young people, despite a supposed knowledge of movies, have never heard of it. And I’m pretty sure Lea would rather forget that movie.
@@taoist32 I would have no interest in seeing a Howard the Duck reaction, however, you are right about many young reactors who would probably call themselves film buffs, yet have no knowledge of classics, have never seen a film made before 1980 and the idea of watching a film in B&W makes them go into convulsions. I've even seen some who have supposedly gone to film school and/or consider themselves filmmakers, yet have not seen even the most fundamental must see films
I think that Howard shows up at least 2 times outside of his own movie. Maybe 3 or 4 times... to date. So in that sense everyone has seen him.
The 80s were a perfect dream. The best decade to be alive. I miss it everyday.
except for the hairstyles
It was very cool. I'm glad I grew up in the 80's....High school and college.
The future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one.
That's not Einstein. Einstein exists in 1985. That's Copernicus from 1955.
Right, dogs can live for 14 years only, so if he can never live for 30 years
CGI is so fake, THIS is far better and more realistic ..
Also, I LOVED your insta-dance to "Mr. Sandman", it was just too powerful a bop to be resisted :P
"The 80's thought skateboards were so cool..."
Skateboards are cool Amanda! You just haven't seen the skateboarding movies of the 80s 😎
Thrashin (with Thanos) and Gleaming The Cube (with Christian Slater)
Best comment!
I'd go back to the 80s. I was there once already, and it was pretty damn fine - 10/10 would return.
good job spotting his dad in the dinner when Marty is in the phone booth! I never noticed that and I have seen this movie countless times.
I like her reaction ... but.... She spends so much time questioning every moment... That she sometimes struggles to enjoy the fun, frothy popcorn movie. I see it often with younger reactors.
Analysis of the Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale script is taught in film class. Regarding the script: "Not only does Back To The Future balance its narrative across three timelines - the original 1985, 1955, and the altered 1985 - it does so while developing multiple iterations of more than half a dozen characters - Marty, the McFly family, Biff, Doc Brown, Mr. Strickland - and blending elements of action, adventure, comedy, and technology-driven sci-fi that’s all been made palatable for a young audience".
Yeah, like... The Princess Bride, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the BttF trilogy, and Die Hard really jump out to me as just PERFECT scripts. Not my 6 favorite movies or anything, but just impeccable scripts, perfectly elegant, no fat.
Thank God, I was a teenager during the eighties. The children nowadays are sounding just like our grandparents in the 1950s.😮
Marvin Berry’s cousin was famous rock musician and singer Chuck Berry. Marty was preforming Chucks famous recording of Johnny be good. The scene you skipped over of Marty’s band The Pin Heads auditioning for the school dance, the judge that told him he was too darn loud was famous rock star Huey Lewis who’s band, Huey Lewis and the band, made the theme song and the song Marty was preforming for the school.
As for you Michael Jackson reference, he is referenced several times is this trilogy.
Huey Lewis and The News (the name of the band). But, yes...really good catch.
@@WolfsDE that was a typing mishap. I almost injured my thumbs on that message. 🤪
Huey Lewis once said that some one complained that his band was being too loud once so he put it in the film.
I was 12 when this came out. Watched it with my mom. No awkwardness on the ride home.
It's so funny how his mom said she was such a nun, but she was the opposite =P
Just like ALL parents.😂
Movies in the 80s were a different breed.
One of my favorite movies. Saw it in theater when it premiered. I got another time travel movie suggestion for you it's another one of my favorite movies, The Final Countdown (1980) The U.S.S. Nimitz goes back to December 6th, 1941. It's filmed on the Nimitz. It's like Top Gun meets Back to the Future.
For goodness sakes. It wasn't a romance. It's situational comedy. And it's hilarious! The real take away from Lorraine as a teenager is that she was "hot to trot", unlike the adult Lorraine who said girls shouldn't chase boys.
This reaction cracked me up! That edit where the camera zoomed into your brain was so creative and funny. Your reaction to Lorraine having the hots for Marty was priceless. I died when the horror music played when Lorraine wakes up Marty in her room.
Yes, Amanda! The hoverboard appears in the sequels. The hoverboard in the BTTF universe is manufactured by Mattel, which made people think it was a real product that could be purchased.
In 2012, they did a (obviously nonfunctional) replica.
Part of that was also because there was a "behind the scenes" interview with one on the directors who joked about them having produced functioning boards that were ready for sale, but Mattel had cold feet at the last moment and the boards were left locked up in a warehouse somewhere.
People knew that he was joking of course but it didn't stop everyone sharing that story around and adding to the whole zeitgeist surrounding the movie.
He could NOT "just say he's gay." Not in 1955. That would have been like saying he's a child molester. Wasn't accepted.
The movie "got away with the things it did" because previous generations weren't as uptight about judging and canceling everybody for everything as yours is. We were normal human beings back then. It was just an amusing situation for a comedy movie.
It wasn’t excepted in 1985 either
THIS.
"saying he's gay" in 1955 would say that he is happy. Search for cut moments of this film because this is exactly one joke that was too advanced and taken out of the movie. Gay in 1955 just meant "happy". Very few remember that
Apparently there are no clock repairmen anywhere near this town...
Chuck Berry wrote and sung Johnny B. Goode. Released in 1958. In movie, Chuck was seeking a new sound and found it via his cousin Marvin, etc. then released it in early 1958 as this story goes in the movie + the few real facts.
They tell you early why they aren't repairing it. It's become a monument.
@@znk0r Yeah, I know. Just pointing out the world building logic fallacies.
@jimspetdragons3737 but how is it a fallacy? By the time the town is ready to allocate funds to repair it there is already a group of citizens who oppose it because their old boring clock tower has now become a famous landmark because of the lightning strike.
@@znk0r They didn't fix it in 30 (+) years. Could have fixed it 1 way or another in 1956. And that wasn't the point of my comment.
"He was probably wearing something underneath"
Yea cotton underwear. Didnt you hear him say he was allergic to all non organic material? Lol
Two numbers we will never forget 1.21 gigawatts and 88 mph. Put that on a t_shirt
Yes and with the date of November 5, 1955.
35:45 "I don't know who the cousin is?"
Chuck Berry
A famous guitarist and one of the earliest "rock and roll" pioneers.
The song "Johnny B. Goode" that Marty is playing on stage there was actually Chuck Berry's biggest hit in 1958, 3 years after his cousin called him to hear it here on the phone.
I appreciated the director Zemekis took the concepts like Marty influencing Chuck Berry to a new level in Forrest Gump.
Quantum Leap had a few moments like this in its run that they called "A kiss with history", where a character(mostly Sam) would influence real world historical events without any direct involvement.
You might claim to not be so good at math but your eyes(!) being able to spot things off in the distance 'n' stuff, wow!
Yes skateboards were huge for a few years in the 80s. Everyone had one.
My favorite trilogy of all time! Happy to see you’re diving into it!
Despite the innocent tension about Marty and mom you are a fantastic reactor. You noticed actors I never knew about from other films or shows. Plus your really honest and authentic with your critiques. Can't wait for 2nd movie.
My favourite movie
so Zamekis was really into Freudian Psychoanalysis at the time. in the original script Marty was complaining about his fear around creativity and Jennifer says something like "well Marty my therapist says that stuff is often due to family history"
So each movie in the BTTF trilogy represents one of the phases of psychoanalysis.
Doc is his doc
Marty is the Ego, the self, he is the main character and doesn't want to be called a chicken. He wants a car to be able to go to the lake.
George is the Superego, which is the sense of right and wrong that SHOULD be able to restrain the raw desire and violence of the ID. Marty's superego is underdeveloped.
Biff is the ID. With an ID that's too strong and a superego that's too week, Marty is unable to be creative, is too egocentric, and is unable to get to the lake with Jennifer.
The first of the three phases of psychoanalysis is dealing with the Oedipus complex, where he replaces the father/superego and it's spelled out in the clear Oedipus story in the plot. To deal with it he has to help boost the super ego and support it in supressing the id .
Surprizingly the psychoanalytical analogy works for all three movies, but I'll save those for later reactions.
@@deepermind4884 Ty I think I fixed it
ooh nice! I've never heard about this before.
Hi @@mannygee005 I just wrote my reply to BTTF2 over there to continue this
This movie is also responsible for people mispronouncing gigawatt as “jigawatt”. Great Scott!
Loving the maths skills. Mental arithmetic is a real life skill. Practice makes perfect.
The film didn't have the best cgi but the creativity was on another level and the story-line ahead of its time!! We need more of that today!!!
CGI wasn't even used until the 90s.
@@alexanderson6371 you mean until "Vertigo" by Hitchcock from 1958. Say you sorry
doc and marty standing in the flames will always make me giggle
@@ivan4087 That wasn't traditional CGI
Yeah.. cause it has ZERO CGI. Unless your movie was called TRON, THE LAST STARFIGHTER, YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (for a hallucination scene), or THE ABYSS)... they didnt have CGI. FX then were done the old fashioned way.
Wow, it's been a minute since I've seen one of your reaction vids. Im happy to share that Back to the Future has brought us back together Amanda ❤️ BTTF is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. Hasta la próxima reaction. Saludos de California 🥰
The 1st BTTF is one of the tightest screenplays ever written.
BTTF part 2 is the low point, while not a "bad" movie, it's more just a big fan of the first movie, and tries a bit too desperately to recapture the magic of the 1st movie.
The 3rd movie is an excellent movie in it's own right, and a great conclusion to the franchise.
Hey Amanda, I hope you had a great New Year! I, strangely, think that Biff benefits from the change Marty made too. He seems like a nicer person, less of an a**hole.
He's not nicer, just less powerful.
Though I never understood why him being self employed was bad. Zemekis must not think much of people in the service industry.
I believe he got that business as he found out just how much he could make from detailing cars after a couple encounters with manure hauling trucks.
The cousin, Chuck Berry, whom the band leader calls is the man who invented rock music. More precisely, he's one of a small handful of men who invented rock music and probably the main one. He was the first person inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and was inducted on the day it opened.
31:53 "I can't believe the Titanic guy [Billy Zane] doesn't even speak in this." It was his first-ever movie roll. By the time Titanic came along, he'd been in _many_ more films across a dozen years.
The mother/son romance may be overly scandalous in 2024... But so much so and simply comical in 1984.
So stop taking offense just for the sake of it, and ultimately for not much in the end.
Part 2 will answer many questions you asked during this reaction. It's fun to see what 1985 thought 2015 would be like
In 1985 we didn’t literally think that 2015 would look like it did in BTTF2. That movie was intentionally making fun of past failures of futurists to predict the future; it wasn’t trying to accurately predict the future itself.
27:25 "She's so horny for her own son."
Give her a little credit, she has no idea that Marty is her son. Just some cute guy to her. And now he's brave and heroic, too.
When Marty was calling his mom "hot" (yes, that's what he was almost saying), well, she is.
It surprised him.
At the same time he didn't want to say it or even think it because he DOES know that's his mom, which is why he fell off the bed trying to get away from her.
I'd go back to the 80's, 100% Greatest decade EVER!!
Before The Fun Stopped
32:59 "At least he tried, which is a lot." I agree. That moment when he steels himself against the fear, accepts the likely outcome, and proceeds to tell Biff "No" anyway is a great one. The film (mostly the score) makes the punch the climax, but that's not George's true heroic moment.
Yes I agree George became a hero... Lorraine too jumped on Biff's back to try and save George.
1. Cranky principal Strickland/James Tolkan also played the ship's squadron leader in "Top Gun".
2. The teacher that tells Marty, "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis himself. (Heart of rock and roll)
3. Eric Stoltz was first cast as Marty, but he didn't play well with others and was fired. Some of his long shots are still in the movie.
4. The flammable material set on fire with the model exercise had to have been put there on purpose.
5. It's always fun to see how people react to the Marty and his mom car scene. 🤣
6. George McFly/Crispin Glover didn't like that the story ended with the family being prosperous.
7. 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".
9. I think she did that movie back in November.
I think in the 80s and 90s people generally had hope that the future was going to be a better place. I don't think we have that. At least not to the same extent.
I think there is secretly hope hidden away today. It must stay hidden thought lest it be torn down and set on fire. It's hid away so yes you're right.
The future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one.
@@LaborHours Good quote but I meant as a society. You can make your future a good one like the quote but changing the future for humanity in a noticable way is borderline impossible even for the most fortunate or powerful.
@@republicoftexas3261 Courageous and brilliant leaders shape history. Always have, always will.
@@LaborHours Why haven't you shaped a better present then for us?
I'd quite fancy going back to the 60s and joining a hippy commune.
20:24 Now, to be fair, when someone suffers a blow to the head and especially when theyre knocked out, it _does_ make sense to lighten restrictive clothing to optimize bloodflow. This is still teen-Lorraine, tho, so she must be perverse about it.
In my top 3 Feel Good movies of all time!
I would go back to the 90s. The Cold War was over, the economy was doing well, the music was great, and 9/11 hadn’t happened.
8:09 "Oh, people are supposed to fall from the sky . . . on your lap?" Good premonition! 😆
…I’m sure someone else has said this: Rick and Morty are based on Doc and Marty.
Hello Me again!😊 The Back to the Future trilogy is very interconnected, and it is best viewed within a short time of each other, to catch everything and get the most from the experience.😉 Michael J Fox was flying back and forth to film this movie and the TV sitcom "Family Ties". Fox is lip synching on the stage. The guys cousin on the phone is Chuck Berry. He was the original singer of the "Johnny B Goode" song. Great fun reactions to the original Back to the Future film, Amanda!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏 Looking forward to your continuation of the trilogy!😊
Buff "Here are your keys Marty, all waxed up, ready for tonight". Jennifer "Me too!"
Theres a deleted scene when the police asks about a permit where Doc hands him cash
Definitely watch the other two movies!
Some people don't like the second one, but I think it's fun and interesting.
@@blacksheep8427Yeah stupid people. Second is the best by far. Duh.
Funny thought. Why doesn't Martyes dad ever wonder why his first born looks exactly like that guy that introduced them. . . =P
Marty is 3rd born, which might make it even stranger...
NOT IMPORTANT
They only knew him for a week, 30 years ago, recall might not be perfect enough.
Why would they wait to name their third child Marty?
That's why all the movies in the 80s were great because they didn't rely on bulshit cgi, you actually had to know how to act
When Marty is playing "Johnny B. Goode" at the high school dance and the other guy is on the phone talking to his cousin, "Chuck", he says "It's me, your cousin, Marvin. Marvin Berry. So we know his cousin is Chuck Berry, the musician who would later write, perform and record the song, "Johnny B. Goode", and it would become a huge rock-n-roll hit.
This video was recommended to me and since I like BTTF I clicked on it. Will not be watching anymore of her reactions.
It isn't really about her being uncomfortable about Lorraine and Marty (Lorraine doesn't know, and Marty is repulsed by her advances), it's more of the fact that she has no knowledge about human behavior.
Example: When Lorraine sits next to Marty on the bed, and she asks him what is wrong, Marty replies that he's "fine, fine" while backing away scared...and this reactor is getting annoyed that Marty is saying "fine" like he's alright with it, not even paying attention that his body language saids the complete opposite.
And yes, he was going to say "you look so young".
i was laughing so hard seeing the expression on your face regarding his mom having the hots for her own son ! you should watch game of thrones !
This was a fun reaction to watch, your reactions are priceless. I really hope that you watch the rest of the trilogy. This trilogy is by far one of the best for pure entertainment. Opinions of which one is the best is different between each person...personally I love the 3rd one with this one a close second. They are just a fun set of movies.
Michael j fox actually play the guitar in the movie
@JimJack-ng9yi Nope that was dubbed and most of it was actually Eddie Van Halen. Albeit Fox was trained how to play the guitar by Paul Hanson whom is actually in Marty's band The Pinheads in the first movie! He's the blonde guitar player. Michael J. Fox did sing Johnny B Goode for the movie only. Someone else sang in on the soundtrack album!🤔🧑🎤🎸👍
Great reaction and creative editing, but my favorite moment was when you stopped in mid-sentence and chair danced to Mr. Sandman. Have a great 2024.
Great reaction. Classic movie. I like watching you do math lol 😵💫😵💫
Great Scott! This is the most fun trilogy ever.
Lmao that office segment when u said cant do math rofl
Glad you enjoy the movie. Have a nice evening. Look forward to seeing the next reaction.❣️✨🎼💫
16:29 Amanda has a "hey look! A squirrel!!" moment. Lol
Good thing too. She was about to compare "plutonium" to "plutonium".
You're delightful. You should have at least 100K subs. Keep at it! 😊
37:05 - Why does everybody in these reactions always seem to think that Doc saw himself die in the video? If you'll notice, Marty puts the camera down as soon as Doc yells "Run for it, Marty!" Then, when 1955 Doc watches the tape, the video goes to static noise as soon as he yells "Run for it, Marty!" Like, Marty is not standing right there recording the terrorists shooting Doc, that wold be kinda weird and morbid anyways. So no, Doc has no idea that he's going to die in 1985, unless he takes whatever precautions are necessary to prevent that terrible disaster from happening. 🙄😅
I loved that you loved "Mr Sandman"
by the way johnny b goode was done by chuck berry in 1958. the cousin he called is the author of the song and known as one of if not the father of rock and roll. marty performed it in 1955.
The actual Twin (Later Lone) Pine Hills Mall is right across town from my house. Sadly, it's seen better days. We still have the Twin Pine Hills Mall sign on display, but it's lost a letter or two. For any film tourists who find themselves in the Southern California area, it's the La Puente Hills Mall in City of Industry, CA.
The reason that Billy Zane (the Titanic guy) had no lines was because this was his first somewhat major movie role. He was not yet well known.
Yes, what a gem. Thanks for the great reaction Amanda !
Chuck Berry wrote that song Johnny B Good
If I could choose a decade to live in forever, I would choose the 80s. Best time of my life.
Jackson and Spielberg were buddies and paid homage to each other regularly in each other’s work
The cousin is Chuck Berry, who was the singer of the song Marty is singing, Johnny B. Goode. His other songs include No Particular Place to Go, Maybelline and My Ding-a-ling. He was known for his "duck walk".
Great reaction, one of my favorite movies. I enjoy Amanda's quirky humor, she has me laughing often. I'm looking forward to part 2 & 3.
Hi Amanda, it's great you've started this iconic trilogy :) I love these movies, please react to Parts 2 & 3 as soon as you can. :)
Might be first reactor ever to spot Billy Zane!
This is one of the funniest reactions I’ve seen, I rewound certain parts like three times! Love the cut-away scenes too! And never stop rolling those “Rrrr’s”! 😍
I like the questions you ask in the movies. I do the same and it tends to annoy people. But hey, someone needs to ask! For example, yes, yes ... we all know that the building breaking under his foot was added just to add tension and drama to the movie. And that if he was able to just hook up the cables with no problem and the car hit the mark without any worries or tension it would not be the same story telling. But I think the question as to why the building was so poorly constructed is still a valid question. Along with the other questions you asked. Jaja! Loved the reaction!
Awesome reaction of my favorite Back To The Future movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊