Back to the Future - comparing the last scene in Part I with the first scene in Part II

[@wonderfuljoey23]

You can tell that Michael is older in Part 2. It’s crazy how much can change in 4 years.

[@benmunn7593]

A lot can happen in 4 years indeed

[@GraySmithMusic]

Crazy how time works.

[@MiamiPapi]

@@GraySmithMusic Time works crazy. How?

[@dwaynethemineraljohnson412]

​@@MiamiPapihe was basicly saying "no shit he got older, time passes"

[@mclovin3177]

well it could've been footage from 2 years later too like i mean, Joker 2 is done it just hasn't released yet

[@David-gj9qr]

I didn't even realize Elizabeth Shue played both Ali in Karate Kid and Jennifer in back to the future part 2. She played the girlfriend of two 80's icons.

[@nivek7631]

Also she played in the movie cocktail with Tom cruise

[@Mario_N64]

And the girlfriend of Nicolas Cage, a 90s icon.

[@monschronicles9569]

She played also in Hollowman with Kevin Bacon

[@God-nv7cp]

THAT's where I knew her from. Thanks.

[@michaeljohn1978]

And of course Adventures In Babysitting. Which lamely changed its name to A Night On The Town

[@futuremovieactor]

I never noticed the differences between the scenes until now.

[@SPCLPONY]

I never noticed until a third of the way through part two. This video comparing the different 'Jennifer's' is cool. Thanks for posting it.

[@David-gj9qr]

Same, I didn't even realize that they used a different actor

[@erikortega3186]

@@David-gj9qr fr😭 I feel so dumb for not knowing

[@Mario_N64]

@@erikortega3186 Well it was a very small part. Don't feel bad.

[@zeffmalchazeen3429]

also with marty's dad

[@justingreen2432]

I'll always be fascinated with how they seamlessly intercut shots from the old version just to sell the fact that your watching the same scene. Such slick camera work and editing. And acting! The actors had to mimic there performances to a tee!

[@andrejz8954]

their*

[@JBoxy7]

It was because crispin Glover wouldnt comeback for second movie. He actually sued them for using footage of him without asking.

[@gmenezesdea]

I suppose they had to do it because the actress playing Jennifer was swapped

[@RyanConnell5150]

​@@JBoxy7it was more putting prosthetics on Jeffrey to make him look like Crispin that Crispin sued over. And his photo on the newspaper.

[@JBoxy7]

@@RyanConnell5150 he wasnt worried about the footage but he was about a picture? And prosthetics on another guy to look like the character? The picture I can understand WITH the footage but the prosthetics doesnt make any sense. That's not using his likeness at all. Pretty sure the footage was the main problem.

[@aborda0987]

I can't stop laughing when the audio syncs almost perfectly and also when they de-sync completely and is total chaos.

[@benjaminshropshire2900]

It would be interesting to do a point fit and see how things line up. ... I'll geek myself out.

[@bernlin2000]

Elizabeth's hair started blowing immediately when the DeLorean pops up 😂 Michael's hair is also noticeably different, but overall pretty damn impressive. It's a real shame they couldn't get the original actress, I thought they were a better match-up although I loved Shue's "figure self" thought she did a great job with the campy humor, considering she was coming to the series brand new.

[@sterow]

Shue is noticeably broader than Wells in this scene - eg the look she gives Doc is much more extreme than Wells' mild befuddlement - however I think that's very much a reflection on the film. BTTF 2 is a bit cartoonier than the original.

[@toffonardi7037]

I ve always preferred the original Jenny but in part 2 her role is more important than part 1. In original is crazy to hear the same voices, in the italian versions they changed the actors that gave the voices, so from part 1 and 2& 3 you hear different voices

[@philfitnesspt6139]

​@@sterowwhat? The second one is way darker than the first bit like empire is to star wars? Were you watching same movie? Lol.

[@LordsofMedia]

The first actress is way more attractive.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

​@@philfitnesspt6139there are darker aspects, but there's a lot of campy acting. For example the I'm old I'm young line from Shue, the crazy face she makes before she passes out is very campy. The fact that Michael j fox plays his daughter and his son and pretty much all of those scenes are really goofy. Griff and his side kicks are very campy. There are definitely dark aspects of the story, but the future stuff is very very campy. It's a nice mixture of both

[@michaelblaine6494]

Michael J Fox’s “I can explain” look to Jennifer is hysterical and he does it exactly the same both times

[@Engineer_Who]

The only major differences I can see are the recasting of Jennifer and the insertion of the joke where Doc has to think for a second about whether the future McFlys are assholes. And the Biff reaction, of course.

[@nelsonhibbert5267]

When I first saw this as a kid, I though he had concerns that they actually turned into assholes. Like there was a future where the earth was populated by floating gaseous sphincters.

[@valmontv]

Look at the house windows.

[@K.G444]

The car is parked when doc is talking to Marty while the original has seen with the doors up. 1:27

[@kevinjames5116]

Marty is wearing a watch in the scene from part 2. He’s not in the scene from part 1

[@TheMangeGrain]

In this scene, I prefer Claudia's acting. With all this world shattering babbling and gesticulations from Doc Brown and Marty, she has an appropriate reaction : looking in awe, open mouthed, anchored to her love interest. Elisabeth has a more cartoonish acting IMO, staring in every direction like a Tex Avery character. Claudia is also 19 in 1985, so a genuine teenager, while Elisabeth is 26 in 1989. Having late 20's adults impersonating teenagers was a very common feature back then, but it really shows when comparing the 2 versions of this scene.

[@RyanConnell5150]

Michael was 28 in 1989 what's your point?

[@TheMangeGrain]

@@RyanConnell5150 He gets 4 years between the 2 versions of the scene, and it shows. And in a way she gets 7 years and it shows twice more. There are memes about Obi Wan Kenobi aging faster than expected on Tatooine...

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Yeah, Shue's acting in this scene has always bugged me too.

[@mattgalardo2022]

One of the key differences is Doc's delivery of the line "no both you and Jennifer turn out fine..." In Part One, he delivers it quickly. In Part Two, there's this momentary hesitation as if he has to think about it. Since in the original, a sequel wasn't planned, the ending was meant to be a joke. When the sequel was written and Marty's future required fixing as well, Doc had to think about how much to tell him. It's very subtle, but the delivery of the line is important.

[@matthiasplatz5919]

The first time I saw this, I didn't even realize they had re-cast Jennifer. To be fair, her part in the first movie was pretty small, and it had probably been a couple of years since I had seen it. I did realize it had been re-shot, but couldn't figure out why. Then, some years later, I watched them both back-to-back and felt like an idiot 😂!

[@davidcolantuono3622]

That look on Biff's face after the DeLorean zaps away into the future makes him look like a villain again (as he was in 1955).

[@petegobeckli1386]

David Colantuono. BIFF needed 2 have gone 2 classes back in in 1955 instead of hanging with his possee & BULLYING other students.

[@locopells4406]

Well, it's not like the villain ever really went away, he just loses his fearful rep that he trades off, so the villain gets masked behind the façade he presents whenever anyone is around...

[@psps6623]

Welp, no matter how you look at it....He's always been a rapist (At least an attempted rapist)

[@matheuskelter]

You're right! Biff in 1985(end of part 1) looks like a happy gay. But he seems to have a neurological problem, or multiple personalities.

[@javierburgos7]

It was to foreshadow Biff becoming an even bigger threat in this movie than in the 1st.

[@anticorncob6]

Imagine if they never made any sequels. We would've had a forever cliff hanger at the end of Back to the Future.

[@dbacks2023-]

That’s the way the writers originally wanted it to be

[@philfitnesspt6139]

True he said if he had planned a sequel he wouldn't have had Jennifer there as it was a problem in second lol

[@Farbar1955]

Almost wished it had ended that way.

[@randomcamera746]

i mean, there is a forever cliffhanger at the end of part 3, we see doc fly away on the train

[@cbsteffen]

If it hadn’t been for the sequels, there wouldn’t have been a foreshadowed date for me to turn into a party and make me decide that the original Back to the Future would officially be my favorite movie once that date would be over!

[@rogernevez5187]

Both Elisabeth Shue and Michael J. Fox doesn't look like 17 yo teenagers in the reshoot ...

[@YoloTB]

Its because they aren't Teenagers you fkin dumbass

[@generalmolotovv]

@@YoloTB lol

[@tsoziin]

thats not elisabeth in the second one

[@jfvisuals8]

@@tsoziin Yeah it is

[@marcoantoniorodriguezlopez5600]

@@YoloTB hey calm down dude

[@maverick7873]

I prefer Claudia wells

[@musahaque2000]

I prefer Elisabeth Shue.

[@G_money333]

@@musahaque2000 same

[@martinr8278]

Wells was so much better in every way Shue lowered the movies appeal

[@kwisatzhaderach9591]

I didn't appreciate this movie as much compared to Star Wars as a kid. But now as I've gotten older, (and watched Star Wars slip away on life support) Back to the Future is a timeless classic I hope never gets "updated for modern audiences."

[@KenAdams.]

wow, this is beyond weird. I just watched these two scenes last night and compared them. I think the first one is slightly better. Tonight I'm gonna watch BTTF Part 3.

[@nickbomb0995]

Wow same here same dates and everything 😲

[@psps6623]

Yeah, I agree; Claudia Wells is hotter.

[@Gadgetbig]

I watched all back to the futures about 20 times ,, I never realised they re did the scenes and changed the actress that played Jennifer until now,,, I feel so stupid lol

[@dtnetlurker]

You're not the only one. When I watched part II for the first time in theaters I didn't realize it either. Claudia Wells just had a few minutes at the beginning and end in part 1 and she just wasn't all that memorable for me. So four years later I just didn't pick up on it. My Dad didn't either. We realized it soon after getting home and rewatching part 1 on the VHS.

[@Letmecovertheworld]

i mean, 20 times? u were

[@shannonjaensch3705]

Don't be so hard on yourself. Do you know how many masses of people including myself that never noticed all the 9eleven twin towers references in these films?

[@natepeace1737]

The original Jennifer was way hotter!

[@sussymonkereborn3175]

They’re playing teenagers 💀💀

[@MarcillaSmith]

@@sussymonkereborn3175 thank you! So many comments on this. Maybe Q was on to something 🤔

[@jraddd3477]

@@MarcillaSmith One was 18, one was 22 during the movies. And I wasn't even born yet lol. That's like me confessing my crush on 16 year old Brittney Spears...And I was also 9 lol

[@flowersndaisys3219]

I LOVE the original Jennifer, she’s gorgeous and plays Jennifer so well ✨

[@SCharlesDennicon]

I still remember the disappointment, as a kid, when I realized that they replaced the actress... and that the character wasn't gonna be more present in the second film than in the first film.

[@cooldudecharlie82]

I've watched this video on my desktop computer with the video zoomed in really close. I can see differences between Back To The Future Part I and Back To The Future Part II. Back To The Future Part I you can see it's a nice sunny cooler day with some wind blowing since you can see Claudia Wells and Michael J. Fox hair blowing through the wind. If you look at the two windows you can see it looks like decorations are hanging up. Back To The Future Part II you can see it's an even nicer clear sunny day with no wind blowing since you can't see Elisabeth Shue and Michael J. Fox hair blowing through the wind. If you look at the two windows you can see there are no decorations hanging up in the two windows. Claudia Wells and Elisabeth Shue are two beautiful women. They both played Jennifer Parker in their own beautiful way and did a great job. I never realized how much they both looked so much alike in these movies until you compare them. They need to do a reunion with both Claudia Wells and Elisabeth Shue since they both played Jennifer Parker.

[@tonyHern865]

the actress playing Jenifer was acting more natural in the first movie (left screen)

[@TechyBoi01]

Here’s my little theory about Jennifer’s change in appearance between movie 1 and 2 with continuity. So in the telltale game, Marty inadvertently messes with Officer Parker (Jen’s Grandfather) from arresting Kid Tannen’s goons in a shooting car chase and later reveals he was again inadvertently responsible for splitting Danny Parker with his love Betty. Later on when Marty is launched into the alternate 1986 with Citizen Brown and all that, Jennifer is reverted back to the Claudia Wells version of the character in this given universe, and lacks some characteristics of the version we had from Part 2 and 3. This could imply that sometime after the arrest of Kid that Danny and Betty reconciled and got married which inevitably leads to Jen, but in the Citizen Brown series of events that brought on a more strict upbringing. I like to think that because Marty changed history with Jen’s Grandma Betty in the main timeline of BTTF that when the timeline overcorrects itself from the events of 1885, 1931, 1955, and 1985 (i.e. BTTF 1) it changed Jen’s appearance and personality just a bit and synced up with whoever her Grandpa married in the past. So the original ending for BTTF 1 would be the alternate version of the timeline with no alternative ending in 1931, and the BTTF 2 intro would be the MAIN timeline with all the altered course corrections and events in tact within the time stream from anything prior to 1986. Basically Jen’s appearance from the beginning of BTTF 1 is with the Grandma Betty continuity and then by the end the time stream corrected itself and now we have the alternate continuity.

[@weignerg]

I love this!

[@michaeledwards8058]

plausible

[@Farbar1955]

But Marty would have noticed the difference since he left one Jennifer and came back to another...unless his memory is altered in the return to 1985. It would help if the audience was privy to this.

[@tomservo5007]

it was a contract dispute

[@TechyBoi01]

@@Farbar1955 but here’s this. Biff’s jacket color changed due to the events of Part 3 from green to red. And in the TellTale game his personality was slowly reverted to his Part 1 and 2 personality but softer around George, but by the end of the game is fully submissive to George, Marty, and his own parents. So little changes like hair, minor facial changes, and outfit changes would probably fly right under Marty’s nose as he just accepts it as the new status quo.

[@psps6623]

1:18 "Uh..No, no Doc...ya see, I got Claudia Wells here so..."

[@jk-474]

From Claudia Wells to Alli with an I 😂

[@palabrajot505]

There should be a twist for she leaves Marty for some football player from UCLA.

[@jibmatisse]

@@palabrajot505 like in karate kid 2 she leaves Daniel laRusso

[@paradiselost9946]

i love the part where he empties the can. its just one of those subtle yet all so true "genius" moments... so caught up in habits, so busy thinking of other things, that you overlook that what you are actually doing is utterly pointless...

[@LIBREPUB]

Biff is one of the best bad guys ever.

[@TheKosstImogen]

My in-universe explanation was always that Jennifer had changed because Marty changed the timeline, so her parents never met and instead her Dad married a different woman and boom! Genetically different Jennifer.

[@cooldudecharlie82]

Claudia Wells and Elisabeth Shue are both so beautiful here. They are two great actresses who played Jennifer Parker. They both look so much alike here. My favorite part with Claudia Wells was when she is standing there watching Michael J. Fox play his guitar and enjoying the music. You got to admit, she is so beautiful in that scene. My favorite part with Elisabeth Shue was when she was sleeping in the swing and Michael J. Fox wakes her up with a kiss and she is so happy to see him. You got to admit, she is so beautiful in that scene. Claudia Wells and Elisabeth Shue are both beautiful angels in their own way!

[@johnraumjr6383]

Was lucky enough to see the first one in the theatre. I still love that movie

[@nuviaerivez5876]

I love the original Jennifer. Wish she would have been able to make the second one so bad. I bet it would of turn out so much better too.

[@ahdddd]

she's so cute

[@syfman6]

Me too!!

[@TheRealNeil-kc7si]

It really wouldn’t have made a difference, stop

[@mustafaakova3825]

Shes so cute

[@David-gj9qr]

Seriously? In this scene Shue reacts so well to hearing about Marty and her's kids and her reaction made a lot of sense. Wells barely reacts and doesn't react realistically at all. Also Shue is so funny in in the scene where she appears in Marty's future house. She does It so well. I'm sure, Wells would've done fine in that scene and in all the other scenes as well but I wouldn't say the movie would've been better if Wells was in it instead

[@dtnetlurker]

I'm in the Elisabeth Shue camp. I thought she was clearly better. Her reactions still crack me up. I actually wish she had been in the first one for the few minutes that Jennifer appears. I feel that the original actress wouldn't have been as good in the more Jennifer heavy part II. Claudia just didn't strike me as more than run of the mill even then. Yeah she was pretty, but I honestly feel it would have dragged part II down even more and there was already enough drama with other cast members. Elisabeth was great and proved it. She went on to have a great career, and later in her career she was even nominated for an Academy Award, back when it still meant something. Claudia . . . is doing ok.

[@TheVolt1234]

WTF is wrong with you? Clear your conscious. Claudia had family issues. I hope you will too

[@finckel2682]

Claudia abandoned the other two projects to take care of her ill mother.

[@BigSplenda1885]

Wrong

[@theurbanyouth]

Preferred Wells more grounded take, Shue was overacting throughout the movies. In the video game, Claudia Wells came back and gave a more snarky performance as Jennifer.

[@guesswho1961ly]

I noticed something different, I thought Jennifer aged faster than Michael. But then I found out later it was a different Jennifer.

[@mirkolaurenza7177]

claudia wells is of an beauty amazing.

[@dsscam]

I wish the 2nd Marty would've bumped into Jennifer's dad in Part II as he was about to hit on Dawn Wells (which they could've easily accomplished with footage from part 1) and into Elizabeth Shue playing her own mother. That would've slightly altered the future and who Jennifer's parents were, which would've explained Jennifer's new appearance in the revised 1985

[@SpaceClick]

Dawn Wells was from Gilligan's Island.

[@dsscam]

@@SpaceClick Haha- Although Dawn Wells (Mary Ann) would've made a great Jennifer (and so would have Ginger)- Obvs I meant CLAUDIA Wells

[@MarcillaSmith]

I think Dawn Wells should have replaced the Jennifer character with Mary Ann, and NO in universe explanation given.

[@alitlweird]

I find it interesting that Doc isn’t concerned about keeping the Time Machine a secret from Jennifer.

[@jackwalsh7906]

Love Docs pause for thought when Marty says “what do we become assholes or something?” in 2 😂

[@Rational_thinker_212]

My family saw all three parts at the theater on Sunday afternoon, after church during the first week they came. A year or so after the last one, we all went on a Universal Studios tour and saw the set. Kids loved it. At 70 years old I wonder what happened to our entertainment industry and am sad that my grandkids did not/will not get the great wholesome experience we had. PS we never noticed the role changes until we rented all three DVDs and watched them back to back over a long winter weekend. It took nothing away from our enjoyment.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

I never noticed this when I was a kid but when you watch side by side you notice it's a lot different. I mean it's the same but hand placement and delivery of certain lines is quite different. Christopher Lloyd definitely played it more toned down in the first movie. He seems a lot more hyper and the delivery of his lines is a little more intense. I love Elisabeth shue but I really wish they could have gotten the original actress back. If I remember correctly she was caring for her sick mother.

[@williampalmer8052]

Claudia acted like someone who knew Doc and Marty, and was used to their crazy shenanigans, so nothing they did really surprised her. Elizabeth acted like someone who had seen Back to the Future Pt. 1.

[@BigSplenda1885]

Bingo!

[@haljordan6476]

1:49 is where an iconic line was born

[@richalexander1138]

I disagree, Elizabeth Shue does a better job, look at her facial expressions/eyes reacting to doc brown. Given the tone of part 2 it fits.

[@gauravnathan5701]

Yes

[@pvaj79]

But she isn’t original bcuz Claudia was in part 1. So she kinda don’t match in part 2

[@Kenzaaaa17]

I agree

[@Mario_N64]

She overacts.

[@martinr8278]

Shue wasn’t right for this movie, at all

[@CutieBearz]

To be frank, I think Elisabeth did a little bit in the second movie. Then Claudia did anything much in the first movie. I didn’t really care that they recast Jennifer original actress Claudia, as she didn’t really play a big role in the first movie anyway. Would’ve been good if they got the actress, but didn’t mind they replaced Jennifer’s original actress. Like I said, she didn’t really play the big role in the first movie anyway. So was in a big deal that she was played by a different actress.

[@carlospalma3684]

la verdad claudia wells es una belleza de mujer, es perfecta.... la otra si esta bonita pero no hay nivel de comparacion

[@mirkolaurenza7177]

Claudia has a really pretty face

[@Mrd9960]

@@mirkolaurenza7177 Definitely, she was damnnn cute!😍

[@willysworld1989]

Claudia was the best! I had a big crush on her back in the days!

[@Mrd9960]

Same here, what a babe she was, total knockout!🔥😍

[@martinr8278]

Much much better in every way then Shue. Wish she was in the other two movies

[@cartergordon5897]

Yeahh hot stuff she was 🥵😍😍 hahaha

[@adamn7516]

White doorway is different. Plant next to said doorway is different. Windows next to said doorway have different window treatment and possibly even windows themselves are replaced. Truck is not same truck as the interior cloth is different. Tools on wall in garage are different. Cars in background on the street were different except in the reused shot when the DeLorean backs out of the driveway.

[@guiwald]

What I noticed first was the difference of shadows on the ground. The firs footage seems to be overcasted, and sunny in the second.

[@ssm445]

Different number plate on the truck ...

[@jet_blast1622]

Nerd

[@iim4xii129]

It bugs me that they re-shot the Jennifer-less parts of the scene, where it's just Marty. They did that with the part where Marty's parents are in the window.

[@Mark73]

I like the way Doc says "roads" better in part 1.

[@jk-474]

Chris played it WAY too lethargically on the reshoot for some reason. He also looks more pale and whiter hair than on the original. I think Doc was semi-rejuvenated in the future with a mix between his 50s hair and his later white on the original, Christopher Lloyd is a PHENOMENAL actor and I love his performances across the board, during the rest of parts 2 & 3 he’s more energetic like Doc is supposed to be, maybe he was having an off day, and honestly the makeup department should’ve made him look younger like the original, Marty just asks him after they’re in 2015 when he has time to get that in. Although, I DO love the skin peeling scene at the beginning of 2 🤣🤣👏🏻

[@edwinmalachy]

Marty's haircut wasn't exactly the same. I just noticed that. I bet the 4 year gap before the sequel made these differences hardly noticeable

[@ShadowSonic2]

Also, Fox had aged a bit between movies

[@techtinkerin]

The first Jennifer was well fitter! Wow, Christopher Lloyd says everything almost identically!! Great actor!!

[@awh4272]

Daniel LaRusso didn't think so!

[@youngsir3657]

"Oh crap, are you kidding me? Two dots!? This never needs to be more than one dot--the two of you made us uncertain!"

[@shunae86]

Elizabeth may be the better actress, but Claudia was a better match to Marty. But now I just realized they made Marty slightly matured in episode 2, probably to accommodate Elizabeth

[@giovaneantonio9378]

a theory I thought of the other day to “justify” this difference between the two scenes within the history of the films (I say this because almost everyone knows that the scene had to be re-recorded due to the fact that the actress who played Jennifer in the first film had to abandon the character to take care of her cancer-stricken mother): perhaps the timeline at the end of the first film had not yet completely changed, which would have temporarily maintained Jennifer's old appearance and caused Marty confusion due to the changes in his family's history , but after the Doctor took them both to the future, the new timeline may have finally taken the place of the original timeline, which I imagine may have even altered Marty's memories to the point where he recognizes Jennifer even when she appears with a different face, and perhaps this means that he received the memories of what he experienced in the new timeline as the protagonist of the film The Butterfly Effect, but in a much slower way (remembering that this is just my theory, right?) .

[@stianberg410]

When I saw the trilogy the first time, I diden't noticed the difference. My second time I seen them I heard on the voice of Doc before they takeoff with the Delorian. Then I altso took both movies side by side to compare. You seen good differences in the backyard where the 4X4 its parked, difference on flowers and plants.

[@TheLiesOfReality]

I find it funny that when Marty in the second movie asked Doc if him and Jennifer were gonna be assholes in the future, Doc had that one look that said, "did you? I dont remember" and then he said no while it the orignal he didn't hesitate by saying no. That's kinda funny tbh similar to how in the end of 2 and the beginning of 3, when Marty tried to convince young Doc that he came from the future which resulted in Doc fainting and Doc felt more scared and puzzled in 2 while in 3, he looked slightly more annoying by saying "what, what" right before he screamed.

[@ferashdaib7674]

i really thought they used the same scenes

[@maverick7873]

claudia wells too much better, sorry for the fans of karate kid girl

[@David-gj9qr]

Are you kidding me? The way elizabeth shue reacts to hearing about Marty and her's kids is hilarious. Wells barley reacts. People keep saying Wells is better but from this clip Shue seems better by a long shot

[@martinr8278]

Wells is 100% better in every way. Shue fans are missing the mark here. Thankfully They cut her role mostly in the third movie. Minimal acting from her is much better.

[@pdhung3012]

Elisabeth Shue was my crush but I have to admit that the woman in the first part is more beautiful

[@stuartmarshall6946]

What’s with the wrist watch on Marty? It’s not there for the original -

[@pauhy5601]

The framing the two difference is out of sync,the OG Jennifer blocks the white door behind them& the Elizabeth Shue's version the door is seen all clear & more sunny in shot?.So, it must be difficult get all reshoots to match exactly to the Teeth?.

[@jesusanguiano5593]

I think it was easier for Claudia wells here is why, Claudia was the original character having done only 1 she created the character. But Elizabeth had to play both Claudia wells ending scene and the character so it’s was twice the hardest. So it was easier for wells to act the original character. Does that make sense?.

[@haveidonethisbefore]

Elizabeth acted better here, Claudia barely gave any reaction

[@psps6623]

Wrong..... Claudia Wells was physically infinitely more attractive but Elizabeth's face was infinitely more animated as would be required of an actor.

[@JBoxy7]

​@@psps6623you take Elizabeth shue at any age and she is hotter than the majority of women in Hollywood.

[@BigSplenda1885]

​@@haveidonethisbeforenot a chance, Claudia was way better in this scene, Shue overacted it way too much...think of how you would react to this in real life, you'd be thinking "wtf" which is exactly what Claudia did

[@saptanism]

They didn't even use the stock footage from the previous movie

[@thechrisandmikeshow]

They did a pretty good job recreating it in part 2, but it's played, shot, and cut better in the original movie. - Chris

[@terceiraxxi]

“Everything is Great”

[@maddiemik]

“Is that a flying DeLorean?”

[@stevejones6247]

and the street on the left is much darker than the other

[@guibarreta1993]

Claudia Wells is pretty more Beautifull

[@gelicainouza8481]

Strange Doc in the Multiverse of Marty 😁😁🤗🤗

[@lexeykuzmintsev2410]

Elisabeth Shue!❤

[@delorean_time]

Обожаю фильм "Назад в будущее".

[@baccaratroulette9786]

At 0:28 Can you tell Marty's obvious difference ?

[@_baller]

“What the hell is going on here”

[@farab4391]

Wow, I just assumed they showed us a clip from the first movie. Crazy !!!

[@jackdispennett744]

0:56-Completely different time of day (or season, or both)-shadow from garage noticeably visible in 2, not visible at all in 1. In 1, Doc and Marty’s shadows are noticeably to the left.

[@metfan999]

Is was today years old when i found out there were two different Jennifers

[@FootkerSnookball]

On the subject of Jennifer changing...If it wasn't for the fact he returned to 1985 at the same house & going to the same high school he was at when he accidentally went to 1955 and altered a few things which improved his family's lives, the chances are he would've had a different girlfriend (not necessarily a better or worse girlfriend just a different one due to not meeting at the right time being in other places) what he did alter could've easily changed his girlfriend but as he still went to the same school where he met Jennifer then chances are he probably still would’ve got the same girlfriend but it still wasn't a certainty he'd come back to 1985 with Jennifer as his girlfriend.

[@RyanConnell5150]

It was because Claudia Wells didn't come back cuz she was tending to her sick mother.

[@FootkerSnookball]

@@RyanConnell5150 I know.

[@derkommissar4986]

Wow I haven't heard this theory 😂 like a retcon of the new actress she actually represents Marty's girlfriend in this timeline. Funny, Marty didn't even notice haha

[@tzeffsmainchannel]

0:31 puzzled Marty McFly turns around and looks at their doubles! Marty: "I KNEW I heard voices!"

[@LordBrittish]

Where’s the clip with Eric Stoltz as Marty?

[@finscreenname]

Who else was waiting on the lines from Family Guy's Doc?

[@Mikewee777]

What black guy ? Why is that a problem, Doc ?

[@msw0322]

Marty: What, do we become assholes or something? BTTF1 Doc: No no, you and Jennifer turn out just fine! BTTF2 Doc: (had to think for a second, remembered seeing their awful future, basically lied) Oh uh no no, you and Jennifer turn out just fine 😁

[@10NA89]

I didnt even realise this till a few years ago when both movies played back to back on tv haha. Then it clicked

[@_baller]

I honestly never noticed the changes, but the original Jennifer was way hotter

[@CosmoWenman]

It all makes sense now.

[@Tillyard86]

So that’s why Ali ditched Daniel LaRusso. She saw Back to the Future and took a shine to Marty. So much so she even became his current girlfriend for the sequel. Oh well, Daniel found Sheldon’s sister, so we’re all good.

[@Hx3ney]

Thank you 😊

[@8177Lr]

First Jennifer was so gorgeous 🤩

[@Farbar1955]

I'm more disturbed by how the art directors ignored details in the backgrounds. Completely different tools hanging on the wall of the garage. Lack of hanging decorations in the windows of the house next door including height of the half-closed window shade. No attempt to match up the shrubs and plants. Shooting at different times of the day from the original (shadows). Michael's hair not even matching from the original. Even the Toyota's front license plate is bent the wrong way. These were easy to fix. I know not much can be done regarding older actors and timing but the background is the easiest thing to get right, especially since these are real houses that mostly haven't changed much.

[@Sashyk10]

Wow I didn't notice that Biff was added

[@Extreme96PL]

Everyone talk about Jennifer but i am only one who think Michael aged much between part 1 and 2?

[@giannifloripesdasilvatutti1420]

Quem é a Elisabeth Shue ? A do 2° e a do 3° ?

[@pedroimperador8931]

Back to the Future - comparing the last scene in Part I with the first scene in Part II

[@HailAnts]

Claudia Wells was prettier. In fact, she was kinda _too_ pretty. She looked like a professional model, not a high school kid's girlfriend. Elisabeth Shue fit that mold perfectly. She was very pretty as well, but she had a cute, girl-next-door vibe to her. She was more approachable.

[@OriontheHedgehogYT]

I'll pick part 1

[@andrewmarkland4231]

This reminds me of when Rick splits realities with Morty and Summer and he's the only one in sync

[@BlueCubeSociety]

So I wasn't the only one who thought about that! It just fits so well

[@jerryspann8713]

I always thought that it was the same clip.

[@ebonypegasus9864]

I didn't even realize til now that it was two different actresses in the role of Jennifer, or that they didn't just use the same footage.

[@romulusnr]

1:13 they didn't reshoot that, the hair is the same, so it's claudia wells (shoulder) in bttf2 kind of like the legendary eric stoltz punch

[@andresllorente5852]

In BTF 2 they neglected a lot of details, such like Jennifer's hair, is quite different in both actresses, when Doc goes out from the Delorean you can see a Red truck in the background that doesn't appears in BFT1. The shots with Marty and Jennifer have not the same angle position with the Delorean behind them.

[@JustinTime-pw9oy]

Which Jennifer did you like best? Claudia Wells (original girlfriend) or Elisabeth Shue? Both are amazingly beautiful.

[@dashcan8479]

I met Claudia super nice lady. Liz Shue is good too. Toss up

[@nerddd701]

Claudia

[@ris_kis]

Doc are perfectly synchronized