Back to the Future 3 Was a Spectacular Trainwreck (Get it? lmao) - First Time Watching

[@ronfehr7899]

Marty saying "Great Scott!" and Doc saying "this is heavy" is a callback to the first movie, when the words were said by the other character.

[@Ernie_Centofanti]

10:23 Those are buckshot pellets Marty is spitting out. Seamus had gone out hunting the food so that Maggie could cook it for dinner.

[@rickyd-lux9067]

10:04 I think it's an Irish accent. That's why his name is Seamus.

[@LaborHours]

@@plowe6751 Wasn't that the same night as the fish under the sea dance?

[@LaborHours]

@@plowe6751 Yea, I know mom, you've told me the story a hundred times. But how then am I supposed to ever meet anybody?

[@MusaFinderi]

For viewers the movies spanned 5years, but for Marty all this happened within a week or so. Pretty intense.

[@SamBorgman]

Seen dozens of top reaction videos, no one edits like you haha, "911 what's your emergency?" That was brilliant! Looks like you have an editor and a very good one. Doesn't do it too much, just enough.

[@pavelslama5543]

Doc Brown is the real mad scientist. No one with any level of sanity would put anthracite dust into a firebox of a locomotive. That´s either asking for a very quick explosion, or for a melted crown sheet and tons of boiling-hot steam everywhere.

[@RodConvoy1987]

If you're interested, there are a few different separate continuations of the 3 movies: The first one was a cartoon show from 1991-1992, then a video game from Telltale Games called "Back To The Future: Then Game", then finally a series of comic books of more than one title from IDW Publishing.

[@jimdetry9420]

One of the best trilogies ever.

[@saccamadiqeu2600]

and it never gets old! you can watch them 800 times

[@putinscat1208]

Mary Steenburgen is fantastic. She was fantastic during this movie, and over 10 years earlier in the movie 'Time After Time'!!

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Last names starting with "Mc" are Irish. Not to be confused with names starting with "Mac," which are Scottish. The McFlys are from Ireland. Not a real name, btw; it was just a joke, because the premise of the first film is that George has a weak personality and Marty is physically small.

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

Mc is more common on the island of Ireland (among those descended from Scots who moved there) and Mac is more common in Scotland, but both are used in both places. (I had a Scottish Mc... grandparent myself.)

[@TrevorJamesMcNeil]

It is an Irish accent which is why they are Catholic and their last name is McFly. Biff calls George "you Irish bug" in the first one.

[@martinwoulfe4506]

The writers did go the extra mile with this film! Thank you for your video. I enjoyed watching those scenes and your reactions!

[@CaddyJim]

*#Doc** having a family shows you how many years went by before his returning if he came back with no family you would assume he made the time machine right away*

[@ronfehr7899]

This was not the first time that Mary Steenburgen (Clara Clayton) was involved in a movie about time travel. She also played a role in the 1979 film Time After Time.

[@wettuga2762]

If you think of it, it must have taken years for Doc to create the new time machine, so in the meanwhile he and Clara got married and started a family. It might have been just a few hours since Marty arrived from 1885, but years have passed for Doc. And the ending of this movie matching the jaw dropping ending of the 1st movie with the flying time machine was pure gold. The more times I watch this ending, the more I cry of happiness.

[@joshuawells835]

This was my favorite of the Back to the Future films because this is a Western. As for the McFly's accents, it's Irish. According to the film, the McFlys came from Ireland and Doc mentioned that his family name was originally von Braun before it was changed to Brown due to anti-German sentiments spawned on by WWI. German Americans did the most in assimilate into American culture. The pellets in the food were the remains of the shotgun shell that Seamus used to hunt the rabbits. Sometimes, you need to be careful when eating freshly caught game. Bullets can break teeth.

[@twistedyogert]

I wonder if Doc is somehow related to the guy who developed the V2 missile. The Moon landings happened in the BTTF universe so I'd imagine that the V2 missile existed as well since a lot of the scientists that developed the Saturn series of rockets used in the Moon missions formally developed weapons for the Nazis. Anything to beat the red menace, right?

[@Mr.Rogers143]

The train at the very end of the movie has certain design features that resemble the Nautilus submarine from the Disney's "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea", which was a movie version of the book written by Jules Verne.

[@ronfehr7899]

The way I see it, Doc had already disrupted the space-time continuum even before Marty went back in time to rescue him. Doc's gravestone in 1955 had Clara's name on it. How would that have been possible unless he had already rescued her in 1885? And that shouldn't have happened, because the ravine was named after her because of her death.

[@LaborHours]

I appreciate this analysis, very astute. As described by the butterfly effect theory, even the smallest changes that Doc made to the past simply by being a member of society would certainly have had meaningful consequences to the present day, however undetectable to the casual observer.

[@LaborHours]

@@plowe6751 So then that means there are two different timelines in which Clara dies: the one where Doc is not present and then another in which he is. This leads to the next logical question: is it the same snake that spooks the horses in both timelines? Seems like a big coincidence given that in one timeline Clara waits at the station for an escort that never arrives and in the other there is no escort to wait for, meaning there are two distinct departure times in which the same snake is in the right place at the right time to intersect the linear path of the buckboard. Perhaps the area is completely littered with snakes so that an encounter in unavoidable? Or maybe there never was a snake and it's Clara herself that is the snake, terrifying the horses with her abusive language and tobacco spitting, and having sensed her aura of saturated evil and luciferian lust for power.

[@ronfehr7899]

​@plowe6751 Something else occurred to me. Had Marty somehow been able to travel back to 1985 right after reading Doc's lett from 1885, the name of the ravine would have reverted back to Shonash Ravine (probably). Doc would have been able to pick up Clara, saving her from falling into it. And Marty wouldn't have been in the past to cause the train to be demolished, hence no Eastwood Ravine.

[@LaborHours]

@@ronfehr7899 The Doc changed history when he saved Clara by picking her up at the station and then being shot and killed by Bufford Tannon. Marty had a specific memory of learning about "Clara Ravine" that would no longer exist to the new Marty from the new timeline. So, the question is whether the Marty that got the Doc's 1885 letter should have actually had any memory of "Clara Ravine". Or, would this particular Marty retain his original memories while the rest of the universe transforms around him? This is in fact what happened in the movie but I think it's a plot hole since 1885 precedes Marty's life so that once Clara was saved he then should have no knowledge of her death in the ravine.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Doc shooting the rope while Marty is hanging there is a big joke on the famous Clint Eastwood movie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, where Clint does the same thing to save his partner in crime [played by Eli Wallach].

[@gomikmay]

Forgot about that.🤓

[@SirHilaryManfat]

So glad you liked it. Some people inexplicably dislike this one, but it's a perfect ending to the story, and takes the smart route of moving away from the complexity of the second movie, and going back to the spirit of the first.

[@amandamiquilena]

I loved the second one, it was fascinating to see the characters go back and interact with the previous storyline and from a production point of view, it was veeery interesting to see them recreate some of the scenes and glue everything together. I think my favorite of the three was the first one though.

[@Higsby100]

Those people probably didn't like the fact that there wasn't any incest in this one

[@SirHilaryManfat]

@@amandamiquilena I love all three (the first being my favourite). I would really recommend you check out videos on how the special effects were done on BFF2, as they were absolutely groundbreaking at the time. Especially as CGI was in its infancy.

[@unclebounce1495]

I think the third is far superior to the second. half the second movie is retarded. the other half is good.

[@James-l8o7d]

@@amandamiquilena The original is in a league of its own. The second one was a worthy sequel. The third one is my least favorite, but I have love for all of them.

[@thomastimlin1724]

in the bar there are four real veteran cowboy character actors who were hired for those parts, partly as a joke and and to the real cowboy movies: Pat Buttram, Harry Carey Jr. and Dub Taylor as three "saloon old timers." And Matt Clark as the bartender. Note the high school principal from the other two movies plays the Sherriff lol. And to top it off, the band at the Dance is the famous rock trio "ZZ Top."

[@Bakura5445]

ZZ Top also released a single to go with the movie, which they were playing the 'unplugged' version of during those scenes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoOrk2CZoMmcjqMsi=PNCtirYL8Ja6v7Zy

[@johankaewberg8162]

1-2-3 is a perfectly connected story. This is a very interesting moment in cinema. Also I love all three parts!❤

[@mikeman2862]

The train at the end is what sparked my love for steampunk

[@pr9n3g]

Now it's time for "Ready Player One"!

[@jessetorres8738]

In case anyone is curious, $80 in 1885 would be the equivalent of about $880 in 1985 & about $2,560 in 2024.

[@danielfortier2629]

0:50 - NO! You are wrong. They DID NOT reshoot this scene! Because Parts 2 and 3 were filmed back to back at the same time AND they were released in the theatres 6 months apart.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Amanda, I can't believe you're up to Part 3 already!😆 This one was shot back to back with Part 2. I see you have CGI fatigue with films like many people nowadays. The 1885's McFly's have an Irish accent. The Marshall is the same actor that played the Principal in the future. Yellow is the color of a chicken, and means the same thing as chicken. In the alternate 1985 (Part 2) Biff had a Clint Eastwood film on TV where Eastwood used the same thing as Marty for a bullet proof vest. That was probably in your subconscious. Great job reacting to this final film in the Back to the Future trilogy, Amanda!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

[@DougRayPhillips]

Thank you for these. The surname prefix Mc- or Mac-, meaning "son of," was used in Scotland and Ireland. So that's the accent they were going for. The rabbits they were eating had pellets from Seamus' shotgun in the meat. When 1955 Doc dresses Marty in a G-rated cowboy outfit that's based more on Buffalo Bob (the head guy on The Howdy Doody Show) than on history, and Marty complains "Clint Eastwood never wore anything like this." "Who?" "That's right, you haven't heard of him yet."... there are posters on the wall next to Marty of two early Clint Eastwood movies where he had just a background or bit role. Just another Easter Egg among many. The Old West was violent. But shootings, hangings, robberies weren't an everyday occurrence. The movie is making fun of the popular image that already exists in people's minds, and having fun with it. The bartender and the three barflies sitting at that table at all hours of the day or night are famous cowboy actors, there for nostalgia purposes. They used both a full size locomotive and a quarter scale model (along with a scale model of the DeLorean) to film the sequence leading up to the ravine. The locomotive that actually crashes is the scale model.

[@terrylandess6072]

The old slang 'Mick' for an Irish person obviously comes from the prefix being so prevalent among the culture and can be commonly encountered in older movies and shows.

[@TheMadMurf]

36:42 - "That's discreet" 🤣🤣

[@phaethonprime3790]

It is very nice to see you and hear you again.

[@DeathswingKettlebell]

You'd enjoy my favorite movie, Tombstone. The whole movie is quotable and filled with great American history in that time based on a true story. All reactors LOVED it

[@Sidewalkman1]

It's probably my favorite out of the three because I'm a big fan of Westerns.

[@gallendugall8913]

Christopher Lloyd is good at screaming, but you should hear him in the original Klingon from when he was in Star Trek 3

[@jerrywalters8885]

Another neat fact. Docs mask at end was made from the shirt he wore in part 2 and it hade cowboys and Indians on it

[@jardockjarvannia7954]

10:18 That's the buckshot from the gun when Seamus shot the rabbit

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

Well, probably (what we'd now call) birdshot. You wouldn't typically use buckshot on something as small as a rabbit.

[@johankaewberg8162]

The accent of the McFlys is stereotypically Irish. Hail Ireland.

[@jessetorres8738]

In my opinion, Back To The Future is the most consistent movie trilogy, at least in terms of quality, which is ironic because it breaks the key rule of a trilogy of essentially doing the same story 3 times, yet it works given the motif of history repeating itself. Look at all of the elements that appeared in all 3 films: Marty saying "This is heavy" & Doc Brown saying "Great Scott," Marty hitting his head & waking up with a version of his mother taking care of him, Marty walking into a diner & encountering a Tannen as well as a Strickland, a chase scene in the town square & Marty almost crashing into a vehicle, a Tannen crashing into manure, a scene where a character wears a bullet proof vest, pictures/documents changing, Marty being called "chicken," & of course the entire clock tower scene all appear in each film.

[@danielmorency2242]

Google searched 'Being YELLOW"... This word originally applied to birds that literally have a yellow belly, like the yellow-bellied sapsucker. From there, it came to mean an insult for cowards. It has been suggested that yellow-bellied, meaning a coward, may have been inspired by chicken egg yolks being yellow and chicken meaning coward.

[@thomastimlin1724]

A cute cowboy / western comedy is Support Your Local Sheriff starring James Garner, from 1969. A great classic western is

[@jerrywalters8885]

If you look behind train guy when asking him about getting up to 90....you can see them unloading the clock in back of them

[@unstrung65]

GREAT REACTION AMANDA !!! ❤

[@danielparra3562]

Me alegro que reaccionaras a esta triología, es una de mis favoritas. Saludos desde Chile, Amanda :)

[@NightOwlModeler]

@Amanda - The full size steam engine in 1885 is real, she's Sierra 3, out of Jamestown in the Sierra mountains, south east of Sacramento. The bridge with the engine running off into the ravine was a live-steam model, which ran on scaled down track... but still VERY impressive. - Also remember that the comment that Buford made about Clara and the $80 is very bad because a day's wage for track workers for the railroads was only $1 back in 1870-1875. So $80 was probably 2 months pay for the average person!

[@phaethonprime3790]

Nice star wars effect. :)

[@gcs6215]

18:16 + 34:56 = OK, you need a partner.🙂 36:38 + 37:57 = Could it be me?❤ By the way, this is a very good reaction to the entire trilogy!

[@ronfehr7899]

I think that the McFly family was from somewhere in Ireland, judging by the accent.

[@TranCeFORM3R]

wow lets go

[@twistedyogert]

As far as the old west being so violent, it wasn't really as nasty as films portray it. In some towns people would even have to surrender any weapons upon entering the place.

[@peperino25]

i recommend you react to : ★ *The Frighteners* (1996) starring *_Michael J. Fox_*_ (Marty McFly)_ Directed by *_Peter Jackson_*_ (The Lord of the Rings)_ ★ *The Addams Family* (1991) starring Anjelica Huston (The Witches (1990) & *_Christopher Lloyd_*_ (''Doc'')_ Directed by *_Barry Sonnenfeld_*_ (Men In Black)_

[@congaplaya]

She reacted to LOTR last year, and the Hobbit a couple months ago. Give them a watch.

[@mattschliemann9683]

Second the Frighteners, one of my favorite movies I never see people talking about and it makes me sad

[@sebastianandres8781]

Yeah please!!!! i agreed Great Choices!!!! +2

[@Dgunner22]

Love your sense of humor .Thanks for this reaction .keep up the good work.

[@jerrywalters8885]

The train was real but one that crashed was a1/3rd size mini a bout 15 feet long

[@ukozi]

It's always a special thing to welcome another "friend in time." So glad you enjoyed.

[@DavidBrown-xm8ou]

Doc, Clara, and their sons stay in the present in the spin-off cartoon.

[@only257]

agreed

[@lockaby1]

that was bucshot he was spitting where the game meat that was shot with a shotgun

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

Do they serve rabbit cuisine from where you’re from?

[@TranCeFORM3R]

yeah buba wowah gorg

[@o_nazim]

The McFlys are supposed to have an Irish accent.

[@putinscat1208]

Isn't McFly Scottish or English?

[@qi1gl]

@@putinscat1208 He just told you it's Irish. Seamus is an Irish name.

[@gallendugall8913]

The band at the shindig is ZZ Topp. A popular rock band known for their long beards.

[@henrytjernlund]

Beautiful reaction. This is one of those rare trilogies where all 3 movies are great. Thank you.

[@josemanuelmaytamallqui7960]

Hello bella lady me gusto tu reacción.

[@LaborHours]

Hi, it's me ;) Why not give this comment a heart? You...chicken???

[@AngelValis]

When Marty was eating at the McFly farm, he was spitting out the buckshot that was used to kill the food

[@marlonthemarvellous]

🎉🎉🎉Keep em comin!

[@ErzengelDesLichtes]

29:10 “This sheriff department is not very effective” At least there is one; no one arrested Biff for trying to murder Calvin Klein.

[@Ernie_Centofanti]

10:13 Their accents are Irish.

[@jerrywalters8885]

Yellow means svared

[@joepike1972]

10:18 The accent would be an Irish accent.

[@TheDuckofDoom.]

The band at the town festival was ZZ Top, a famous rock and roll group in the 1980s. Maggie and Seamus had an irish accent, McFly is an irish name surname.

[@blackswanstudios6632]

Nice reaction! They didn't force the writers to include a time machine at the end to leave the door open for a 4th movie. In fact, the filmmakers were wearing t-shirts at the premiere with the number 4 crossed out, and they were very clear with the "The End" at the end. The time machine being there so it could fly towards the camera was a tribute to the ending of the first movie.

[@carlop.7182]

The accent you're hearing is irish. I recall that in the first movie, Biff used to call Marty's dad: you irish bug, in 1955. And yess, it's interesting to know our family's roots & origins. My dad used to complete the family tree in the 1980's, back to the years 1500's in France. First came here in Canada around 1650. Great reaction, as most of others I've watched from your channel. Thanks for it & have a nice day. About a next movie ?--There have been talks about that, but Michael J. Fox (Marty) have Parkinson disease, so he put an end to his acting career, it's pretty much over. You said you wanted to clap hands at the end ?--Just do it, it's YOUR channel after all. See you next time.

[@amandamiquilena]

Daaannng the 1500's?? Wow! Also, that means your family has been in the Americas for a very long amount of time! (since 1650). You're a deep rooted American (well, Canadian). We also have indigenous ancestors in my family tree so, we too have deep roots in South America. And to think that now we've taken that heritage back to Europe is kind of crazy (cause we live in France now) Life is so unpredictable.

[@sasamichan]

if you want more story there was a cartoon series and a video game

[@DaimonAnimations]

As a Mexican I can confirm is hard to trace back to our family ancestors, after a lot of hardwork I traced my family to German/Denmark ancestry from my father's side and from my mother Spaniard and Mexican side. But I don't know any of my family members in Europe with the exception of 2. From the Mexican side I know there's some Mix of Olmec and Mayan ancestry in general terms but not that much since the Spanish destroyed most of it.

[@AdamNisbett]

Yeah German ancestry tends to be easier to trace way back if you can trace it back to specific German towns as Germans have tended to have a culture of meticulous record keeping. Many of my German branches are the ones I’ve been able to trace the furthest back as well in my tree.

[@jessecortez9449]

I'm in the same boat. Trying to trace my ancestors as well. I'm mostly Mexican going back to Ute-Aztec, mostly Comanche. Have some German from one of my Grandfathers and even that's a bit difficult to trace. I've noticed a lot of people that try and trace their family lines can hit a wall somewhere in the 1800's since there was for some reason or another a whole lot of orphans and kids getting adopted into families.

[@DaimonAnimations]

@@AdamNisbett I found from my family name some moved from WW2 and a couple before WW1 but those remained in the U.S. I know my family name is not 100% German but more like originated somewhere in between Germany and Denmark so my ancestry might be German-Danish sort of.

[@AdamNisbett]

@@jessecortez9449 early 1800s and before in the Americas you also just have the problem of spotty record keeping as a lot of places were not particularly established and people were focusing more on surviving and not as much on thoroughly documenting things. And you also add in the fact that with any immigration you often had people starting fresh with much less contact and interaction with previous generations and possibly even adjusting their name to fit in better with the new local culture. So that sometimes causes a challenge in connecting immigrants with their source location and family.

[@flinx]

pulling the cord on the train wouldn't make it stop

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

Not directly but the communication cord would tell the engine crew that there was an emergency and they'd typically stop the train.

[@benl8908]

Usually movies even when they're trilogies tell different stories in each one but this one is one consistent story that could be one movie but it's too much that it had to be split into three however it is good and they didn't mean to open it for a sequel the end of the first movie was just a joke they learn from their mistake and that's why instead of a DeLorean they have a Time train the movies not a movie without the DeLorean so if they were to make a fourth one it would have the time train which is not good and they can't because the writers would sue the universal studios due to the agreement they had on not making any more films while they were alive however there have been many fans complaining about seeing new Back to the Future content and since they can't get a fourth film because the trilogy is so perfect the film writers found another way to bring back to the future back to life without ruining them movie and no they're not doing a remake and no they're not doing any reboot they decided to turn it into a musical to replay the first film but with added songs and at first you would think that would go bad but many people have seen the musical and it is disappointing when you walk in but you'll regret it when you walk out realizing that it was not just reaching your expectations of the films but it reached higher than the expectations according to the Broadway reviews. So for those who want to see more Back to the Future this is kind of your part for which there is no Back to the Future part 4 but you can watch Back to the Future the musical which is pretty much watching Back to the Future as if you were seeing it for the first time it is pretty good and it doesn't ruin the trilogy. Everything that happens in each of the movies connects to the others things that happen in part one have a cameo and are very important to the storyline in part 2 and 3 anything in part 2 is important to the storyline of parts 3 and 1 and anything that happens in part 3 is just a payoff for the things that happened in part one and two. I hope you enjoyed it and now all you have to do is go see the musical if you ever want to revisit Back to the Future like you never seen it before.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Take a chance, get out of your comfort zone...there are plenty of old classic movies that will knock your socks off. A great classic western is 1952's High Noon starring Gary Cooper, who one an Oscar for best actor. 2 leading ladies n it are great actresses...Grace Kelly, and Mexican actress Katy Jurado who in my opinion is one of the greatest actresses on film who ever lived.

[@TranCeFORM3R]

yum yum

[@gallendugall8913]

That is an Irish accent. There was a lot of prejudice towards the Irish at the time.

[@MrBreezeLI516]

A little bit Spanish ( Martin) a little bit English, a little bit French : Lets FU 🤬' ing ROLL IT!! YES!!! Lol

[@ronfehr7899]

Some of the members of the band playing at the dance to commemorate the new clock were actually from ZZ Top, the group whose song was being played. It just so happened that they were on set on the day these scenes were being filmed, and someone suggested they join the band.

[@christopherb501]

If you ever watch A Million Ways to Die in the West - tho I can't imagine why anyone would ever want to - Doc makes a momentary cameo.

[@jessetorres8738]

While there wasn't a 4th Back To The Future film, there was a short lived cartoon series that takes place after the 3rd film. The premise was Doc Brown & his family settle in the present, Marty is now in college, & they still have adventures time travelling. Each episode started & ended with a live action segment of Doc Brown talking into a camera held by Clara, & the series gave Bill Nye his acting debut then he got his own show after the cartoon was cancelled.

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

Real yes, but a miniature

[@obywatelcane6775]

Since Buford was defeated, he no longer threatened any of them. They didn't have to be in such a hurry to carry out the train plan. After all, they had a time machine. Their plan was achieved, the tombstone disappeared from the photo. They could have stayed in the Wild West for a few more months.

[@tbirdguy1]

The issue with this would be that the longer they stay, the more changes could be caused. A couple of days is no big deal. But even eating food, could alter the timeline. Living incognito isn't enough, everything they do has ripple effects, increasing the chances the future they return to will be more and more different.

[@The2realistic]

Nice reaction. Kind of sad to hear you don't know about your heritage.

[@jessetorres8738]

1 of the creators of the trilogy said in an interview several years ago that because Marty wasn't in the car crash at the end of the 3rd film, it caused a chain reaction/butterfly effect of events that resulted in a new 2015 different from the 1 Doc Brown took him & Jennifer to in the 2nd film. Additionally, he stated the reason why Doc Brown didn't just tell Marty about what his future would be like/the events that lead to his kids getting arrested was that he wanted Marty to learn to not be so easily intimidated by others & learn to stand up for himself, which is what he did to Needles by refusing to race him & thus not getting in that car accident. So, the way I see it is that over the course of these 3 films (which from Marty's point of view was less then 3 weeks) not only did he help his parent's improve their lives in the past, but he matured as a person in the present to become successful in the future.

[@mgordon1100]

I'm not sure they needed to say that, it was kind of obvious. In the second film, the police referred to the McFly's neighborhood as being kind of a slum area when they picked up Jennifer. His home, job, kids, all as a result of the car accident. Most likely, like his father, he lived out his dream as a musician.

[@amandamiquilena]

I did notice that, and I kind of regret not mentioning it in the outro. Marty had a journey on his own and he learned a valuable lesson, you don't always have to show everybody that you're "brave" or "capable". At the end of the day, it's better to be smart and a little bit cautious too, haha.

[@DavidGBrooks]

My favourite trilogy of all time, I like watching all three back to back as one long movie

[@EllisThings]

the three little words that will make someone's day when they hear them... "let's roll it" 🤠

[@Youngie761]

This is the one! As I have gotten older this has become my favorite of the 2 sequels.

[@monygemini88]

I made it to the end of the video. You're very welcome, lol! And thank you for your content!

[@TranCeFORM3R]

wert kiss

[@TranCeFORM3R]

hello bub

[@MyBlackandRedCZ]

I’m single! 😄

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

The short intros you do are so charming and quirky.

[@terrylandess6072]

The music is busy but always appropriate. I liked the Jaws type undertone while Clara was hanging from the locomotive which magically changes as soon as the hoverboard comes into play.

[@TranCeFORM3R]

gorgjouse

[@Patriiiiick]

10:06 They're Irish Catholic immigrants(same as my Mum's side of the family). (Up the Dubs)

[@ravenward626]

Compliments to the editor.

[@amandamiquilena]

That would be me (if you mean the video cause it could be the movie editor lol). Thanks!

[@ravenward626]

@@amandamiquilena The video. You've got personality in the polish and it makes the video shine.

[@lachaise7096]

10:26 These are the pellets of the rifle I have view this movie in a movie theater in 1990 when I was a kid and I applauded

[@amandamiquilena]

Makes sense, I don't know why i expected to see full bullets. That's why i was confused lmao

[@CaddyJim]

That's not *Michael J Fox* doing the Moonwalk that's actually *Michael Winslow* the man of 10000 voices known from movies like *(Police Academy) & (Spaceballs)*

[@MrAbdoman]

Su familia es de Irlanda, así es suena el acento irlandés