BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) | Movie Reaction - First Time Watching!

[@FrankFreezy_]

Back to the future II: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4ivpmCLedyJaassi=bbKhI3LhGJERS081

[@parinthianquattropani9071]

Huey Lewis saying the music is just too darn loud just never gets old 😂

[@FrankFreezy_]

the irony right haha

[@sunnyj210]

That story about your dad was really sweet. It's the little things ya know....❤❤

[@FrankFreezy_]

I know right! It’s the little things✨🧡 those things are what keeps them alive. thank you😊

[@brandonhall5615]

I was born in 1981, so I was almost ideally placed, chronologically, to experience this film as a childhood wonder. It cracked me up when you said you couldn't identify the differences between the 80s and the 50s. It was so obvious to us back then, but...things have changed dramatically. I mean, I graduated high school in 1999, before the ubiquitous cell phone (flip, not smart) and we were all psyched about AIM. The things we've seen in this short life are astonishing. One of the most astonishing thing is that 2024 is further away from 1985 than 1985 was from 1955...by nearly a decade... I'm going to go take my multi-vitamin and do some pushups. Ha!

[@FrankFreezy_]

lol is such a crazy thing to think about. How much progress has been made in the last 80 years or so. One lifetime. It's insane. Enjoy your vitamins and push-ups😁😁

[@Tech-geeky]

For the time, sure, but I so want that self-drying jacket. opps wrong part.

[@dreambrother82]

“this movie is old as Hell” really hurt my heart. ☹️🙃

[@FrankFreezy_]

I personally don’t equate old to bad. That’s a very western concept and I’m from Nigeria. We hold our elderly in very high regard

[@dreambrother82]

@@FrankFreezy_ i obviously knew you meant no harm or hurt 🙂

[@dianem8544]

@@dreambrother82 "The elderly" He just keeps twisting that knife.

[@GumbyOne3]

Did Franklin just call you 'elderly'... daaamn ; ) ; )

[@teddyj5187]

😂😂😂😂

[@kellyb3211]

Glad you got to watch a more lighthearted movie. That was a sweet story about the picture of your dad.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thank you and thank you I'm happy I watched this and I'm happy I shared that story about my dad💜💜😊😊

[@dbry4756]

Crispin Glover portrayal of George was amazing. Incredible.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I agree

[@despozblehero2262]

I'm going to give you an honorary Nostalgia badge for appreciating the movie so much... 😂

[@FrankFreezy_]

I receive it with honors🥇😄

[@paulamoya7956]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☑️

[@TwilaMcFly]

My favorite movie trilogy of all time! So glad you reacted to these and appreciating and enjoying this masterpiece. Can’t wait for 2 and 3!

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thank you thank you. I'm glad I stumbled upon this one as well. I've already seen part 2 and it was just as amazing

[@paulamoya7956]

Known as the greatest script ever written. Studied in writing and screenplay classes everywhere for decades . Literally… I saw this opening night in 85’ My Jr year of HS . I am now 56 yrs old and still in awe and love with this film . So happy to see you enjoy it for ALL it is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@FrankFreezy_]

Wow. I’m not surprised that this movie has stayed so relevant for so long. And studied. That is just so awesome. Thanks for sharing

[@o_nazim]

Some people argued that Lorraine was intentionally an exhibitionist by changing at the window without her curtains drawn.

[@marilyn4917]

Love your laugh during this reaction. It’s certainly a “ feel good” movie. You’re right! A perfect 10 out of 10.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thank you!! 😁 I was cheesing the whole timep

[@Zepplinite]

As a Gen X'r I can confirm that the 80's had the best movies. A lot of fun movies.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I hear that. Give me some recommendations.

[@nelsonmorgado2507]

@@FrankFreezy_Weird Science. Put it up for poll if you don’t believe me 🙂

[@Zepplinite]

@@FrankFreezy_ War Games is great and definitely Harry and the Hendersons.

[@devoncooper8296]

You will love the second and third movies!

[@FrankFreezy_]

Yayyy🚀

[@Manaxium]

I just have to say man, I appreciate your mind so much! The way you think, the way you analyze the films that you react to, it’s really enlightening and engaging. I’m still thinking about your reaction to What Dreams May Come. I really go through your emotional journey with you and it’s a wonderful experience. God bless and may you reach more and more people and bring your wisdom and light into their lives. 🙏 Much love 💕

[@FrankFreezy_]

That's so kind of you. Thats the kind of community I'm trying to foster here. People who like to engage and have these conversations about all the different themes the movie is trying to convey. What's the Dreams May Come is a very special one for me and I'm sure for you as well. Stay blessed as well and keep being amazing 💜💜💜💜

[@mandyschmidt7960]

This and the others are perfection, best movie franchise ever imo and sooooo glad no one has touched it with a stupid sequel or remake to this day. Watched them so many times as a kid and teenager and was very lucky to see all 3 in a row in the cinema on October 21 2015. Absolutely amazing feeling.

[@FrankFreezy_]

we already know we can't trust Hollywood. They already did it with Star Wars and Indiana Jones🥲🥲I'm glad you got to see this at the theaters I can only imagine how amazing that was

[@michele36618]

My worst fear….my kids finding out about my young days 😂😂😂😂😂😂 😬

[@FrankFreezy_]

🤣🤣🤣valid fear

[@Tech-geeky]

as long as I'm not around to defend myself, I don't care.

[@JohnRandomness105]

2:20 The editing clipped it here, but the skateboard rolls past a clock on the floor on its side, with the correct time. It's a blink-and-you-miss-it scene. 2:50 The eardrums -- that's what should have happened. The speaker wouldn't have blown him across the room. 8:50 One of the Bobs said that at an initial viewing, the entire audience seemed worried about the dog. When he reappeared safe and sound, there was an apparently audible relief in the audience. 11:20 The internal combustion engine still runs on ordinary gasoline, as we learn in BttF III. 16:50 Naughty Birdwatching. 23:50 The one-minute window of uncertainty bugs me. 35:20 As another reactor put it, George's spin is still brand new. It took him several seconds to realize that this other boy would be a piece of cake. 39:10 The original Marty, Eric Stoltz, tried to make it a serious movie. 40:00 Often one re-fights the battle, re-argues the argument, tries to see what he could have said or done differently, how he could have gotten through to Doc. But this particular sentence, "Your life depends on it!" should have sufficed. 42:20 I would like to think that Doc connected several things, after the time-machine's success, that might have led him to the possibility that he would die horribly, even without the letter. 43:50 The movie had later setups and payoffs as well: Marty destroys one of the pines, and then the "Twin Pines Mall" becomes the "Lone Pine Mall". The clock ledge collapses under Doc, and then the ledge is damaged whereas initially it was flat. Mom might have been the chaste young lady of her stories, until Grandpa hit Marty and Marty repeatedly stood up to Biff for her, becoming just too attractive for her to control. I suspect that, although nobody could possibly verify it, Biff was happier with his own auto detailing business than as a corporate supervisor potentially terrified of being caught. The final scene was never intended as a sequel hook; it was only a joke. No sequel was envisioned, or thought of. It caused the Bobs trouble when they had to make Part II.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Well thank you for sharing all these awesome details. Definitely enhance the viewing

[@JohnRandomness105]

@@FrankFreezy_ You're quite welcome.

[@BouillaBased]

I guess the biggest lesson from this part of the trilogy is not to put your parents on a pedestal or judge them too harshly. Everyone's gone through their teenage years, and I don't imagine it was easy for anyone. If there's something about your life from that time you're not proud of, chances are your parents have some, too.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Indeed. That is a beautiful perspective

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thank you for watching. This was absolutely perfect! I want more!

[@crazyratlady3026]

You can absolutely go and watch the two sequels, they are amazing!

[@panamafloyd1469]

There's two sequels. And although I don't think they're as innovative as this one..but they're much better than other sequels are. Still amazes me (as a science fiction fan) that one of the best films ever made about "Time Travel" is a comedy. I love this thing. And even the other two.

[@terryconnelly484]

Rick and Morty totally came from this

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

0:06 there is a clip of Tarantino saying that if you look

[@panamafloyd1469]

@@terryconnelly484 , ex-Cartoon Network employee over here can confirm.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

I suppose America may have looked more different in 30 years than other countries, but you can't tell the difference between the 50's and the 80's? The amount of hairspray in one should give it away!

[@corywinters956]

“It’s about to get awkward as hell..” 😂😂

[@FrankFreezy_]

It did😂😂😂

[@MrDemocles]

One of my favorite payoffs: Note the name of the mall in the beginning. Then look at it at the end. Then go back and watch Marty escape the farm in 1955. Such great writing. ❤

[@FrankFreezy_]

Going from plural to singular 🤌🏾✨

[@hennakettunen8755]

​@@FrankFreezy_ Congrats if you caught it on your first watch. 🤩 I've seen this dozens of times and was so surprised when someone pointed this out recently. 🙈 Packed with details! 💖

[@FrankFreezy_]

@@hennakettunen8755 oh I did not catch it on my first time. One of my patrons told me that detail when I posted it last week. So so good

[@lorrainemace1983]

An absolutely timeless classic, one of my favourite movies of all time, the creators thought this up because they wondered " what would it be like if we could see our parents as teenagers" I hope that you will watch the other two,😊😊😊

[@FrankFreezy_]

Yes indeed. I saw a list of the most rewatchable movies of all time. And this was up there.

[@johnnehrich9601]

I heard it was a bit more than that, would we be friends with them? And there is the classic time-travel paradox of going back in time and doing something that leads to you, like kill your grandpa, or in this case, interfere with your parents getting together. (And I don't know of any answer.) For instance, the world that Marty encounters in 1955 would be what he knew as the 1985 he left. So for instance, Goldie Wilson would have decided to run for mayor on his own, Doc would build a time machine without knowing it would work, and Chuck Berry would write Johnny B Goode independently. Maybe in this new altered world, Goodie would start earlier and have gotten further in the new Marty-influenced world, which means . . . Like if Marty's parents did NOT get together, no Marty, hence no Doc's helper, so no going back in time so this cycle Marty's parents WOULD get together. A paradox! (PS - in 1955, the Civil Rights movement was just beginning. Truman had integrated the troops in '48 and Brown v. Board of Education had only been decided in 1954. So the idea of any black man winning an election in anywhere outside a predominately black district, like Harlem, was inconceivable. But in 1985, it was pretty inconceivable a black man could win the presidency. When Marty and Doc go to 2015, among the many things the movie could not anticipate was Obama's presidency.)

[@lorrainemace1983]

@@johnnehrich9601 ah yes I knew I forgotten that, thanks for reminding me ( by the way I'm not being sarcastic)

[@Jessicab-u7c]

@@FrankFreezy_ If i told you roughly how many times i've seen this movie over the years, so many memories.

[@samratcliffe5253]

1955 to 1985 saw a lot of sociopolitical differences, but was technologically not quite part of the boom we experienced from say 1990 to 2020. That's why the two decades seem indistinguishable. Because aesthetically and technologically, things really hadn't moved too far in that 30 year period. Especially compared to the changes you and I have experienced.

[@FrankFreezy_]

That's a very good point

[@johnnehrich9601]

I grew up in the '50's so I remember it well, but over time, there were incremental changes that accumulated unnoticed. Watching this movie in 1985, it was a shock all the way through to be presented with the vast differences. The movie captured so many nuances of how these two time periods would clash. If I was teaching American history, I would show my class this movie and It's A Wonderful Life and then talk in great detail all the elements of past society. Robert Zemeckis directed this movie and a few years later, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Both focus on the same theme, although in a totally different way. For centuries, people lived, worked, and played as close to the center of town as possible. As the car culture took hold in America, after WWII, there was a wholesale overturning of society's goals, with the life of the town/city moving out to the suburbs, leaving the bustling downtown the neglected "inner city." It was only in the 1980's the people began to realize in many ways this was a mistake.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I love that idea of incremental changes not being noticeable until you take a look back. Thanks for sharing

[@tvdroid22]

A stock Delorean was pig slow and it didn't sound like the one in the movie either. Ironically, this movie was rejected by every studio, repeatedly. It almost didn't get made.

[@BigGator5]

🎶 "That's The Power Of Love!" 🎶 Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Billy Zane. Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Writers Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis actually received a fan letter from John DeLorean after the film's release, thanking them for immortalizing his car. Music Enthusiast Fact: The judge who stands up to say that Marty (Michael J. Fox) is "just too darn loud" is actually Huey Lewis, whose songs "The Power Of Love" and "Back In Time" are featured in this movie. Marty's (Michael J. Fox) guitar is a Ibanez black Roadstar II. Small Connection Fact: When Lorraine follows Marty (Michael J. Fox) back to Doc's house, she and Doc exchange an awkward greeting. This marks the only on-screen dialogue that Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson ever have, though they have appeared together in six movies. Historical Fact: Apparently, Ronald Reagan was amused by Doc Brown's (Christopher Lloyd) disbelief that an actor like him could become President, so much so that he had the projectionist stop and replay the scene. He also seemed to enjoy it so much that he even made a direct reference of the film in his 1986 State of the Union address: "As they said in the film Back To The Future (1985), 'Where we're going, we don't need roads.'"

[@FrankFreezy_]

Awesome awesome facts. Thanks for sharing

[@jonreeder798]

1:15 I feel offended 1985 is NOT THAT DAMN OLD 😂😂😂

[@FrankFreezy_]

You know I love y’all 😄🤣🧡

[@pundrumtranambi5366]

Rick and Morty wouldn't exist without Marty McFly and Doc Brown. And yes!, there are sequels - real good ones, too

[@FrankFreezy_]

That makes so much sense

[@efkastner]

Before it was “Rick and Morty” it was “The Real Animated Adventures of Doc and Marty”

[@nathanielhorrigan2181]

You talking about your dad got me. God bless him and you. Great reaction as always young sir.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Appreciate you. Bless you💜And thanks for watching

[@SereFenzi83]

“WHERE WE’RE GOING WE DON’T NEED ROADS” with a little stylized flux capacitor, it’s the tattoo I have on my forearm, gift from my friends on my 40th birthday ! Me and my husband LOOOOVE this movie, our kids (7 & 9) love it too, it’s a family thing for us, it’s a way to see in our children’s eyes a mirror of our own excitement at their age. fun fact: I’m Italian, so every time someone looks at my tattoo asks “what does it mean?” 😂 but who loves the movie here in Italy, LOOOOVES the movie, so who recognizes the line, goes NUTS for my tattoo 😂 one time a dad at a family meeting at school (I’m a teacher) lift his lower trouser leg to show me his flux capacitor tattoo 😂 All this to tell you that you approached not a movie, but a cultural phenomenon 😅

[@FrankFreezy_]

That is one of the coolest stories someone has ever shared with me in the comments🥇🥇🥇 Shout out to you and your husband for raising your kids with good cinema taste. And I love that you guys have made it a family thing😄😄. I absolutely love your twin to random people can just geek out over a loved or shared interest. It’s the best.

[@atuuschaaw]

"He just needs some confidence. ...And maybe a wardrobe change." 😂 I had to clean my screen after that one! Just a great fun movie. I enjoyed it at the same time my kids were enjoying it. Great memories! 😉♥

[@FrankFreezy_]

That wardrobe change is also important😂 I agree. The movie is just too wholesome. Something great for the whole family🧡

[@Serai3]

It's interesting that you said the movie could have had a different tone. The director always wanted Michael J. Fox for the lead, but at first, he couldn't do it because of his commitment to his TV show, Family Ties. So another actor, Eric Stolz, was cast instead. They filmed a couple of weeks with him, but it didn't work because Eric insisted the story was not a comedy but a tragedy, so he tried to play it that way. The director didn't agree with him and didn't like the way it was coming out, so they dropped Eric. Luckily, Michael was able to work things out with the producers of his show and ended up doing the film anyway. (He was doing _both_ at the same time, working the show during the day and right away going to the movie set, plus working the movie on weekends, so the poor guy was getting maybe four hours of sleep a night!) Maybe it could have been done as a drama, but that was not what the filmmakers wanted to do with the story at all, and we have this great slice of movie history to show for it - one of the best movies of the 1980's. :)

[@nemonusquam6419]

You make a great point about how emotional the movie is; they sell us the relationship between Marty and Doc very quickly and very convincingly. Incredible how the movie mixes that so neatly along with the sci-fi and comedy.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Exactly. They get you invested in different ways

[@Billinois78]

In an early draft of the movie script, Marty's mom had a more tragic story. As a teenager, she got r aped (I guess by Biff - Remember the scene in the school cafeteria when she slaps him and says "I'm not that kind of girl", and Biff says "Maybe you are and you just don't know it yet), and because of this, she got an unfair reputation as a loose troublemaker. In those days, in the 50's, people blamed the victim and not the one who attacked her (yes, it still happens sometimes today, but it was commonplace back then). Her father disowned her and her reputation was ruined. She went into the bottle and never got back out. She married George because he seemed safe and was actually willing to be with her. She made up the story of feeling sorry for him. She didn't tell her kids the truth. Instead, she told them "I never did those things at your age". I think Uncle Joey's troubles with the law came from his young life with an undeserved reputation as the troublemaking brother of the town harlot. I'm glad they didn't include any of this in the movie. It would have made it too dark.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Holy s***. Same here. The inclusion of that storyline would have heavily brought down the mood of the film

[@Brandon-jm8yi]

Quick note in the original present it was called the TWIN pine mall and when he goes back to the past he runs over a tree. When he returns to the Future the mall is called the LONE pine mall. This movie pays so much attention to details it's so fun! I enjoyed the reaction and I'm glad you had such a good time with it!

[@FrankFreezy_]

I just recently learned that and it mind blowing. They really reward you for paying attention. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I absolutely loved this.

[@drewmaidment2685]

Im 2 years older than this movie, and it cut me deep when you kept saying this movie old as hell 😂

[@FrankFreezy_]

hahaaaa it's all love it's all love🤣🤣💜💜

[@liamatsutv]

I love how much YOU loved this movie! And your story about your Dad really touched my heart. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤️

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thank you so much🤍🧡I can’t wait to watch the rest. Appreciate you for watching.

[@kblixt]

You can’t see a difference from the 50’s to the 80’s? Maybe you’re just decade blind 😆

[@SirGriefALot]

Amazing movie. Love to see everyone get the payoff they deserve. The director got told by a scientist that 'jig-a-wat' was the correct way to pronounce 'gig', but when computers got advanced enough that they had gigabytes of space, every normal person just started pronouncing it 'gig' and now that's the real way to say it.

[@FrankFreezy_]

That’s so funny. Thanks for explaining how that pronunciation came to be😄

[@toodlescae]

​@@FrankFreezy_the evolution of language pronunciation and spelling is fascinating.

[@jamespfp]

12:23 -- RE: "OK, wow. I thought this was a comedy movie."; A: It is, and the genius behind the script and plot was smart enough to realize that, just as with ancient storytellers in Greece, Comedy works better when it is paired with Tragedy. Not all comedy needs to have cartoon physics (clearly, there are times in this film when there almost are) and, as with most written fiction, comedy can have well developed characters who have genuinely bad things happen to them so that we can see what stuff they're truly made of. This film is literally an example of perfection in the sense that no Setup goes without a Payoff, and since it's a Trilogy some of the Payoffs get 2, 3 or even more repeats. If anything, the Tragedies need to happen for the plot to advance, at all.

[@RemoGutierrez1]

Ranking: 1, 3 and 2

[@sixstanger00]

Yes, Rick and Morty was inspired by BTTF - even their names are analagous: "Rick" = "Doc" "Morty" = "Marty"

[@bethanythatsme]

I had such a crush on Michael J. Fox when I was a lil girl. Back then my fav of his was Teen Wolf...it's so corny, but I still love it. My mom was absolutely that do as I say, not as I did kind of lady 🤣 She was a teenager in the late 50s. The pictures and stories are fantastic.

[@FrankFreezy_]

hahaaa honestly I don't blame little you. I had no idea there was a Teen Wolf movie with him. I just looked it up on Google lol. ay man, we were young. "Corny" is how we got by🤣🤣 That is so funny. I would always hear the wildest stories from my mother-in-law. It's always fun to hear them share

[@mrtim5363]

# 1 TV show of the year. "Family Ties" Staring Michael J. Fox # 1 Movie of the year. "Back to the Future" Staring Michael J. Fox #2 Movie of the year. "Teen Wolf" Staring Michael J. Fox

[@ridleysaria]

Thanks for sharing the story about your father. I lost my father 12 years ago and still miss the heck out of him. Every once and awhile I’ll come across something that reminds me of him so I totally understand that emotional punch.

[@FrankFreezy_]

You're very welcome my friend. In a lot of ways I think that's a blessing, being able to remember them from the most random thing. I'm happy we can relate on that💜

[@popermen694]

I really really appreciate your commentary. You stand out amongst the others.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Many thanks my friend

[@Qu33nMary444]

So glad to see you watching a fun happy movie for a change Franklin! 😅 You deserve to have a good time! 🎉🎉🎉

[@FrankFreezy_]

I appreciate that. Definitely more on the way! I had such a great time watching this. I was laughing my ass off

[@mrcinsc]

@@FrankFreezy_it really is a ten out of ten movie that delivers.

[@Qu33nMary444]

@FrankFreezy_ That's awesome, I'm so happy for you! The whole trilogy is really fantastic and so much fun 😁

[@FrankFreezy_]

Delivers in every sense of the word

[@phillyphan1225]

About Time is a great time-travel movie that is serious and touchingly heartbreaking!

[@FrankFreezy_]

I'll look that up

[@lth1072]

The greatest movie ever made

[@FrankFreezy_]

🚀🏎️⭐️

[@davidkent5626]

One of the ultimate foreshadowing that gets missed, in the opening shot with the clocks there is one with a guy hanging on like the Doc did at the end.

[@HeidiDenoble]

If you are impressed with this one you have to see parts 2 and 3. You will be amazed.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I absolutely will

[@FredLema]

“How does the van keep up with the DeLorean” DeLoreans are known to perform like dog shit lol

[@FrankFreezy_]

Lmao🤣🤣🤣

[@DaleKingProfile]

Yeah the speedometer they showed was not actually a DeLorean speedometer because they didn't even go that high

[@panamafloyd1469]

I'm an older Sports Car Club of America member in the US. Worked as a corner marshal before and after the half a minute I raced, most of us had 'cool' street cars. Had a couple of buddies who'd made the mistake of buying one new. Every time the thing would fail to start, they'd be laughing out of their seats. And of course, the PRV V-6 in the back. They handled pretty well, you just couldn't get one really 'going down the road' After the movie got so popular, they were asked to bring them to car shows. Had to keep window cleaner and rolls of paper towels in the cars, at the time it was the only way to keep them clean. They'd be parked on the show field, we'd cut out for lunch and come back to dozens of fingerprints on the stainless steel. People couldn't resist touching it. Cool thing, though..they'd open the doors and play the Huey Lewis cassette playing all day. Battery so dead we had to 'push start' to get 'em out of the show. 😄

[@panamafloyd1469]

@@DaleKingProfile , that one's possibly real. That was a thing before the nationwide 55mph limit was abandoned. Carmakers thought it would be 'more exiting' for US customers see the needle way up high, instead of down low. My classic is a 1984 Honda Prelude, the stock one in the car is the 85mph one. You could 'overwind' them past the markings on the face of it and just try to determine your higher speeds in your head. Strange days, man!

[@panamafloyd1469]

"Calvin Kline": During the 1950s in the US, many kids were sent to 'Summer Camps' for recreation during the summer, when schools weren't open. Parents would often write their kids' name on the underwear before they sent them to camp, so that the workers doing laundry for the camp would return it to the right kid. When Lorraine saw the '80s marketing on undergarments on Marty's, she thought it was his name.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I assumed that’s what happened because I knew the Calvin Klein brand. But Oh my goodness thanks for sharing the reason why she thought that was his name😂😂 That was a smart way to get the underwear to the right person

[@mandyschmidt7960]

I'm only 37 but in Germany that was still a thing parents did even in the 90's, I had my name stitched into all my clothing so it didn't get lost at school after PE and what not XD

[@LordVolkov]

Robert Zemeckis is pretty all-time. I enjoy the way he seeks to try new VFX while still crafting emotional stories. Definitely check out Who Framed Roger Rabbit for more of Zemeckis, as well as the rest of the BttF trilogy.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Yessur🫡

[@vicoviaag]

Great reaction! This is my favorite movie and my favorite trilogy! I don't know if you do requests, if you don't then i apologize, but there is a documentary called "Still: a Michael J Fox movie" about the life of Michael J Fox, the actor who plays Marty McFly, and there haven't been any youtube reactions to the documentary. I would love for someone to react to it. Sorry if I had any mistakes, my first language is not english. Thank you for reading!

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it. The channel is mostly for movie reactions so doing a documentary reaction probably wouldn't perform well on the channel just because that's not what the audience is here for. I've tried a couple of times and it didn't work. But thanks for recommending it I'll give it a look. Your English was good😊😊

[@vicoviaag]

@@FrankFreezy_ I understand, thank you so much for taking the time to respond! 😁

[@andrewreiber7691]

That chocolate milk line cracks me up every time. It’s a great line!!

[@TheRavenfish9]

A classic! I'm so excited that you're watching this series. It's such a fun one. Especially the 3rd one!

[@FrankFreezy_]

Gracias my friend. I'm super pumped to share it with you all

[@hennakettunen8755]

36:45 ❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing this memory with us.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I’m glad you appreciate it🧡😊

[@Wizardjudge]

These two were the model for Rick and Morty

[@SkwithOv]

his dad was "birdwatching" in that bird is sometimes used as slang for a girl/woman

[@FrankFreezy_]

Wild

[@marcelopaolillo9848]

Fantastic reaction as usual ! I only found funny you saying 1955 doesn't seem to be much different to 1955 ! Well, it's kind of comprehensible since you're so young and all. I watched this movie in 1985, in a theater, by chance, without knowing anything about it, and what a surprise ! Probably others will comment this here, but let me tell you : you're right about saying this movie is perfect, so much so it is that the screenplay of the entire trilogy is taught at cinema courses as the most perfect ones, where everything is tied up, no loose ends at all. Now, I will look for your reactions to the other two sequels. Peace !

[@FrankFreezy_]

Part of the reason I could not spot the difference is also because I was not born and raised in America and not too familiar with the culture Wow that's exciting. I'm glad I watched this and I will check out the others. Thanks for watching

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

8:17 You should see his charachter on the 70s tv show TAXI with Danny Devito. That character basically Otto from the Simpsons(a Proto-Otto - trademark 😀😀)

[@FrankFreezy_]

I wish I understood all those references :(

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

@FrankFreezy_ 1: Taxi was a tv show in a NY taxi dispatch office. Christopher Lloyd (Doc Brown) was a brain fried driver. Danny Devito(it always sunny) was also in it. He was a similar chatachter as Sunny in Philly, if I recall correctly. 2: Otto was the bus driver from the Simpsons. The stoner guy. I think Otto was based off the brain fried taxi driver.

[@thewizard6077]

Honestly, it was difficult watching your comments in the beginning, talking about how this is such an "old movie", and how you don't like "old movies". But your reaction became awesome as the movie progressed and you appear to have become more aware that the age of the movie is irrelevant when it's a fantastic movie such as this. Some of the best movies ever made fall into your "old movie" category. Hopefully this opened your eyes and you will check out a lot more. I subscribed! Peace

[@FrankFreezy_]

Me saying the movies' old I was not a negative statement, more of an observation. I never said I didn't like old movies. I love those "old movies" my channel is filled with movies from the '80s and '90s. Which are some of the best movies I've ever seen.

[@samriebel5752]

I think your observation of 1955 and 1985 not looking very different is funny because it’s true for America on a global scale. You’re Nigerian, so I imagine someone going back 30 years in Lagos would be quite a change. My friend is from HCM City in Vietnam and doesn’t even recognize the neighborhood he grew up in 10 years later due to all the development. Or imagine someone going back from 2015 to 1985 in Shenzhen, China. What was a village then is now one of the tech hubs of the world.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I know right😄 Very good examples you mentioned. So spot on. I remember my family going on a trip to Dubai while I was little. Way back before Dubai became what it is today. So so different.

[@toodlescae]

True. When I went back to my hometown a couple decades after we moved away it was unrecognizable from when I last saw it in 1974.

[@nelsonmorgado2507]

Love watching your content. WARNING ⚠️ When you watch Part 2 stop watching before end credit spoilers of part 3.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I really appreciate you and thanks for the heads up

[@russellward4624]

Your point about the film having a serious side is typical of 80's films. A lot of the comedies 48hrs, Beverly Hills Cop, Ghost Busters, etc.. all have an actual story. At some point comedies just become a collection of random jokes and no longer actual films with a point, a serious plot to take serious.

[@FrankFreezy_]

That makes sense. There has to be some substance to go with humor

[@hennakettunen8755]

​@@FrankFreezy_ I think it also makes the film more rewatchable. To know you'll not be sobbing in your hankie all the time, but there will be easier and even funny parts as well.

[@glokash]

There’s so much to the writing of this movie even beyond the Twin vs Lone Pine Mall thing: Lorraine’s dad keeps hitting kids with his car because they’re distracted by exhibitionist Lorraine undressing in the window, she is also who George is peeping with his binoculars. Lorraine’s mom says, “he’s joking, nobody has two television sets!” But Doc has two, one in his main house and one in the garage where they store the DeLorean. The theater where the DeLorean hits after coming back to 1985 used to be a porno theater before Marty went back in time but ends up a church when he gets back from 1955. The 1955 theater also has Ronald Reagan’s name as one of the movie’s featured actors. When Marty goes into the 1955 cafe and orders a “Pepsi Free” he’s referring to the 1980’s Pepsi Sugar-Free, a can of it is also seen in Marty’s room while he’s sleeping. Marvin Berry called his cousin Chuck Berry to have him listen to Marty playing Johnny B. Goode, Marvin says, “you know that new sound you’re looking for? Well, listen to this!” In real life, Chuck Berry wrote and sang Johnny B. Goode and it was released in 1958. I also recently heard that the man who was sleeping on the bench who says, “crazy drunk drivers…” when Marty gets back to 1985 is the 1955 mayor Red Thomas? lol idk about that one though

[@FrankFreezy_]

Wow so many cool details. You're the first one to write a lot of these in the comments so thank you

[@glokash]

@@FrankFreezy_ my pleasure! I appreciate you sharing your experiences (and I love that you pause the movie to do that so you don’t miss anything because there really are SO MANY details to this series) and I’m looking forward to your Back To The Future 2 & 3 reactions!

[@ArtamStudio]

Sorry can't remember the source, but I understand the bench-sleeper was the red-headed guy who pranked George by cutting-in to dance with Lorraine. In deleted scenes he pranks George a couple more times too. Since the prankster is never named specifically I can see where it's easy to ascribe the bench-sleeper as the former mayor, though he'd be way older than the bench guy.

[@JayOwinFull]

This series is a master class in set up / payoff

[@FrankFreezy_]

Very true

[@Smileybeeblevrox]

Other MJ Fox films to check out are The Secret of my Success, The Frighteners.

[@PhantomEdits8069Alt]

It’s true! Rick and morty was inspired by back to the future

[@FrankFreezy_]

@@PhantomEdits8069Alt that’s awesome. Makes so much sense.

[@PicklesandAlex]

Doc and Marty = Rick and Morty

[@FrankFreezy_]

🚀🚀🚀makes sense

[@ravensdark99]

This is the single greatest trilogy ever made (I apologize to Star Wars): I saw this first as a kid and it has influenced me to this day. I have a Lego time machine behind me, I have the T-Shirts aso. And for a fact I know: This is the one trilogy EVERYBODY loves..there is not a single person I have met in my life who doesnt love Marty and Doc and this trilogy..I have never seen anything like it except here

[@FrankFreezy_]

I believe you. There is such a warmness to the film. Oh you’re a fan fan⭐️

[@ravensdark99]

@@FrankFreezy_ You will be as well after all 3 parts..everyone is..just say "Great Scott" to someone and within seconds you will know

[@Jessicab-u7c]

I totally agree, i saw this as a kid and have never forgotten it and watched it oh so many times and still love every minute of it.

[@jarsenaultj]

The movie isn't just perfect. The trilogy is perfect.

[@barrywright9183]

I seen this movie in 1985 when it first came out it is as good every time I see it! It is now TIMELESS! Great Review! You will love the others too! You really have to watch your movies 🍿 in a movie theater atmosphere Especially the scary ones to get the best experience! Take care.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Which of the similar movies would you recommend that have that Timeless feeling? I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@barrywright9183]

@@FrankFreezy_BTF II And III! There Are So Many! But One I Grew Up With That If You Don’t Find It Funny Your Sense Of Humor Has Blown A Fuse! The Ledgendary Smokey And The Bandit! Animal House! CadyShack! Bebe kids! 🤷🏽‍♂️Amos And Andrew! House Party One Only! All Of The Friday’s! Sleepless In Seattle Sweet Home Alabama! Young Frankenstein! The Original Star Wars! Horrors like The Classic Masterpiece JAWS! Original 1954 Godzilla And The Best Godzilla Movie I Seen Sense the 1954 Godzilla! Godzilla Minus One In The Original Japanese voice with English dub! The Bad Seed! Phantasm! Tears Of The Sun! In The Heat Of The Night! Shoot To Kill Sidney Poitier! All The Equalizers And John Wick’s And please See The Action Move Called Nobody It Will Knock Your Socks Off! The Original Thing! Them! And A Host Of Others And If You Want To Get The Real Experience Of These Movies And Give The Ultimate Review! Do Them Like So Many Fail To Do! Do Their Reviews In A Dark Movie 🍿 🎥 Theater Atmosphere! It Is The Only True Way To Do A Real Feel Review and That’s something Only A Few Do And It’s Awesome And Gives Your Viewers The Feeling They Felt When They Viewed It For The First Time! Thanks For My Insight! I’ll Be Checking Up On You! May G😇D Keep A Circle ⭕️ Of Protection around you Your Family And Friends From The Time The Day Starts! Till The Time The Day Ends! Rather It’s Here 🌍! Or There 😇! Where Our New Lives Will Begin.

[@jonm6891]

Loved your reaction! 👏 👏 Great dad reflection too. 🙏 Really hope you react to 2 and 3. A great overall trilogy.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Glad to hear my friend. Thank you! Will do!

[@ryanb-ol2pf]

If you havent watched the second one yet, i'd say dont watch the preview for #3 in the credits, its big spoilers, but you might have watched all three by now, again, have a wonderful day, much love and respect, excited for #2!

[@FrankFreezy_]

I haven’t seen it yet, but I always run away from previews/trailers because they give too much of. You as well. stay awesome✨

[@ryanb-ol2pf]

@@FrankFreezy_ oh thats great to hear! yeah, dont watch the credits for BTTF 2 :) much love brother

[@DaleKingProfile]

​@@FrankFreezy_It's not actually in the credits. When it says To Be Concluded that is where you need to stop it. Also be aware that the part of Jennifer is recast in the sequels because Claudia Wells was unavailable because she was caring for her mother dying of cancer and she actually left acting until 2011

[@kaimeridius3849]

Props to you for noticing that he accidentally turned on the time circuits when he was trying to run away, most people think he deliberately went back to try and save doc

[@robyne3297]

Very important update- you moved the painting behind you. 🙂

[@FrankFreezy_]

Hehe you noticed! I have to keep switching them out for y’all to enjoy😄🧡

[@samriebel5752]

Now you can finally understand the reference in Ted Lasso from season 1 (i think?) when the crowd is chanting “wanker” in a good way. Ted says something about the 80s and Ronald Reagan and Coach Beard does a perfect Doc Brown impression: “RONALD REAGAN?! THE ACTOR?!”

[@FrankFreezy_]

Hahaaaaa! Leave it to Ted Lasso to reference literally everything in American pop culture! Thanks for linking two things that I love together.

[@alexnovak6158]

Also, only on the VHS rental release, said at the end of the movie, "TO BE CONTINUED ". Awesome.

[@jamespfp]

32:00 -- RE: Lorraine, George, and Changing the Future; I've watched this film I dunno how many hundreds of times, and I've started seeing reaction channels like yours do content on it which does broaden my perspectives a bit. For example -- it was while watching you talk about the disconnect of Lorraine at the beginning trying to prevent her kids from doing the same things she once did that it occurred to me that what she's really doing is trying to prevent them all from being too much like Biff and not enough like George. It is George who says "Do you really think I need to swear?" and it's Biff who is constantly sexually assaulting Lorraine. If there is a feel good miracle at all in this, it is that apparently George was always the father of all his children, right?

[@FrankFreezy_]

I really love your perspective on why Lorraine was trying to prevent her kids from such interactions

[@peterdawson7198]

Hi FrankFreezy, thank you so much for reacting to BTTF Part 1 and for your great reactions. You say that you Loved it and that you want more ..... WELL great news, BTTF is Part 1 of a Trilogy, so please please PLEASE, watch Parts 2 & 3 as BTTF really is The Greatest Trilogy EVER, and from your reactions, you are going to Love them. Spoiler alert, when you get to the end of part two it will show 'TO BE CONCLUDED', it may be best to stop it there as it shows some bits of part three, which can spoil it for some people 🙂

[@FrankFreezy_]

You are very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I actually saw part two yesterday and I'm looking forward to part 3. And I absolutely I stopped her right when the movie stopped to prevent future spoilers

[@d.w.strangeman4963]

Really glad you liked it, one of my favourites. If you do choose to watch the other 2 there is a trailer at the end of 2... It's not a spoiler, its the way the movie was meant to be seen. Your choice. But there are people who insist not to watch it even though there are no spoilers as the final film was still in production and had no ending yet. A heads up is one thing but I'd love to know how they make an entire story out of 30 seconds😅

[@FrankFreezy_]

I feel you. I personally don't just like knowing anything about a movie, I don't even watch trailers because they tend to give some bits away

[@d.w.strangeman4963]

@@FrankFreezy_ in that case, press stop right as the credits are about run. It's all about having that choice to watch or not. Will catch up with you in sequel/past or future past or sometimes in the present 😉

[@987654321wormy]

Very few movies I've watched in the theater drove me to watch them again immediately, this is one of them.

[@FrankFreezy_]

That makes sense

[@alexnovak6158]

Did you realise the teacher who tells the pin heads they are just to darn loud, is Huey Lewis himself. Classic.

[@mrcinsc]

Love your videos and cannot wait to see this one. I really hope you react to the entire trilogy.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Appreciate you. I hope you enjoy. That’s the plan🙏🏾

[@leif712009]

No sequel was planned, but after the success of this movie they wrote a sequel which ended up turning into two more movies. In my opinion, the best movie trilogy of all time.

[@lucymisti]

88 miles per hour, and 1.21 jigawatts are iconic lines

[@EKomar-z6h]

OMG Frank - When you said you can't tell the diff between the 1950s and 80s I lost it! Gonna spend some time tomorrow putting together a compare-contrast montage for you. Consider it a gift 🙂

[@hotrod7868]

Best Trilogy ever done. Watch all 3

[@FrankFreezy_]

🫡

[@VKayed]

You thought the writing was good in that one, wait to see what sequels 2 and 3 have in store for you! If you'd like another well-written pop movie from the 80s, have a go at Wargames (1983) with Matthew Broderick. I take the opportunity to say how I appreciate your short pauses when you take time (but not too much) to give your feedback on a specific part of the film. Also this little aside about your dad was very touching.

[@FrankFreezy_]

Hearing things like this makes me so excited. For the next 2! I’ll look into that movie. The pauses help me flesh out what I’m thinking and help me understand the movie more. A lot of viewers tell me they enjoy it as well so thank you. Yeah my dad was a sweet man. I’ll take every opportunity to chat about him🧡 thank you

[@matttyree1002]

8:22 100 percent yes, Rick and Morty is a direct homage to Doc and Marty.

[@FrankFreezy_]

That’s awesome

[@Klainer721]

I loved hearing the story about your dad :) super touching ❤ also interesting to hear you say this movie could’ve been a different genre. Because originally, Eric Stoltz was supposed to play Marty McFly. But they changed it to Michael J Fox because they wanted a more comedic performance. Definitely a testament to the greatness of a script when it can be taken in so many different directions.

[@jasperart1357]

One of my favorite movies ^^ Also, as a side note, I adore your art! The are awesome ^^

[@mrcinsc]

Great reaction! Thank you for this. May I recommend Bullet Train 2021 to you? I feel it’s overlooked due to the time it came out. Without spoilers, the movie will keep you completely entertained.

[@FrankFreezy_]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Oh my goodness bullet train was amazing. I saw it when you came out on Netflix

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Such a fun film. Marty learned just how freaky Momma is, lol. Awww, Thanx for sharing about ur Dad. R.I.P. 🕯Even tho we miss them, our hearts keep emotional joy in the memories. “When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.” Such a fun watch, glad u enjoyed. Thanx so much, take care, Peace

[@jaimezavala4078]

Great review man! Thanks for sharing about your pops!

[@FrankFreezy_]

Thanks for watching! You’re very welcome. Glad you appreciate me sharing.

[@thomastimlin1724]

the Delorean was a failed car...in the theater in 1985 when that car backed out of the trailer with the fog and all, and we saw what it was, the entire audience burst out in laughter!! The irony is because of Back to the Future, EVERYONE knows this car lol. On KZbin , you missed showing the line "Nest Saturday, we're going to send you BACK...to the FUTURE" and DOC pointing dramatically at the camera. This was used in the original trailer for the movie. The phrase "Great Scott!" was taken from the comic books like Superman in the 1950's and 60's.

[@ineverreplyback]

“This movie is old as hell…” People born in 1985: 👁️👄👁️