Back to the Future: George saves Loraine HD CLIP

[@growingstruggle5493]

No one ever give props to Bif's actor, he was so brilliant, that everytime he was on screen i hated his guts. Surely an underrated actor!

[@Ben-kh2rh]

Geoffrey?

[@جميله-ل6ف]

ظونخةدد

[@cougar-den5439]

Yep - He reminds me of Brian Dennehy; they were so good at playing the bad guy in these movies. They were very good actors, 100% agree.

[@matthewkain1860]

Interestingly enough, he isn’t an actor, he was just some guy who showed up on set

[@kellymcphaul2793]

Freaks and Geeks!

[@Yet_Another_GhostFace]

Fun fact in between takes when Tom and Lea were in the car Tom actually leaned to her side and apologized by saying “im so sorry Lea” and Lea responded with “its ok Tom its just acting”

[@amyartlover]

Awww, such a nice guy

[@RobiePAX]

Biff actor in general is amazing in real life. Completely opposite to his character. Very polite and caring for others.

[@benfletcher8100]

@@RobiePAX That’s how you know he’s a good actor. Great person in real life but he can so easily make Biff into a character that just about everyone hates with a passion.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@RobiePAX Wilson studied politics at university.

[@DepecheGuy99]

Thomas F Wilson was really shy and introverted back then during filming, nothing like Biff, he was like the real George Mcfly of the cast haha :)

[@nicholashwang2296]

How rare of a chance do you get to go back in time and see your parents falling in love? This movie is just iconic.

[@hentaisenpai3534]

well Marty had a chance with his mom too 😂

[@UwU12128]

I want this too🤧💔

[@mik3y448]

@@dougsmalley532 tf

[@theotimesaunier7272]

How rare of a chance do you get to go back in time and see your mom falling in love with you ?

[@TheMan-je5xq]

Well not only that he actually gets them to genuinely fall in love as opposed to his mom just feeling sorry for him like a “lost puppy”

[@johnny9000]

That one punch contained al the anger and frustration of years of bullying him.

[@Spoons109]

Reminds me of the song "Coward of the County" by Kenny Rogers

[@cbsteffen]

Well, Marty managed to persuade George to let Biff have it!

[@jtsandiego4626]

😄😄😄 FATALITY!

[@ThePlaton20]

The best part of this scene is not when George punches Biff, it's right before that when Biff gives him a chance to walk away without getting hurt. George, for the first time in his life, decides that protecting Lorraine is worth getting hurt for. He's scared of Biff but he decides to stand his ground anyways. THAT, my friends, is the mark of true courage. Not an absence of fear, but the resolve to stand in that fear and make the one decision that has to be made -- the right one.

[@DwainWilsonJr]

Amen to that brotha

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

I agree, that's where the real turning point for George begins, when Biff tells him to turn a blind eye and leave. But instead, he tells Biff no for the first time since they've known each other. He knows that he'll likely get beaten up, Biff had been bullying him for years already, but seeing how scared Lorraine was made him push past his own fear and stand up for her. The punch was the moment that put an end to the bullying.

[@MegaFinalRound]

I disagree. The punch is what sealed it. It is the defacto moment. Actions speak.

[@iceyplayz3388]

@@MegaFinalRoundwell, it was an action to stand up for Lorraine. That was the deciding moment.

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

1:58 Anyone else get emotional when George decides to stand up to Biff? That was probably the bravest moment of his life.

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

He was scared shitless because Biff is a lot bigger than him and has been bullying him for years, but when he saw how scared Lorraine was, it gave him the strength to push past his own fear and stand up to Biff.

[@raterus]

If he didn't, Darth Vader would have melted his brains

[@Dustyplastic73]

Yup same here. He told Biff “no” not with the confidence of someone who knew he’d win in a fight, but rather someone who knew they were doing the right thing. For the first time in his life, George didn’t care that Biff would beat him up. All he knew was that he was this girl’s last hope and he rose to the occasion. Just a beautifully written story with completely developed characters.

[@Oxigenium1]

@@Dustyplastic73 I think this might be by other reason. Biff always bullying him with his friends so usual his power comes not from him alone but a group of people against single person. For the first time now i was able to recognize a small portion of fear in Tom acting of Biff. Biff speaks commands to George but he was not listening. After few words and sign of fear in the eyes of Bill George was confident enough to stand up to him.

[@Dustyplastic73]

@@Oxigenium1 great take

[@claimstain1037]

Me when I was a kid: Oh its just Biff wrestling her Me now: 😳

[@oorsmaal3173]

A S S A U L T

[@hugeackman8182]

When I was a kid I thought he was just trying to like shake her, like a cartoon villain

[@justinkennedy3004]

I laughed very hard at this.

[@emanueljeff1]

Lol hahahha

[@salvadoranimations4761]

lol 😂

[@kamdan2011]

2:36 This is what made me love Lorraine. Seemed like for a minute she was just gonna whimper and cry for Biff to stop hurting George, but she actually did something here. This allows George to have his shot at decking Biff.

[@ashleyc.6189]

Arguably the most satisfying punch in movie history.

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

The punch isn't even the starting point for George in terms of finding courage and confidence. That came when he said no to Biff for the first time in his life. George of course snapped and laid Biff out when he pushed Lorraine to the ground and laughed at her. That's when George's mind said, "all right asshole, I've had it. I'm so done with your shit."

[@MarianMurphy-rz8ej]

True 🎉

[@Ronald_Ruck]

One - if not THE most - satisfying punches in cinema history! Also Crispin Glover performence of overcoming cowardnes and the disbelief that he finally stood against Biff is amazing!

[@bryanfuchs1512]

Crispin Glover’s acting is amazing here. Looking at his hand in disbelief, shaking and breathing heavily. One of the most genuine “holy shit, did I just do that!?” moments in the history of acting, in my opinion. One of the best scenes in the film for sure.

[@beeman2075]

Agree. George's transition from being in shock directly following his punch to regaining control and expressing concern for Lorraine was realistic and masterfully acted by Crispin.

[@andresnieto37]

And that was A HELL of a punch.

[@anthonyhenderson3625]

@@beeman2075 man's Thanos punched the guy

[@lolpop2118]

Yeah crispin glover's acting is so amazing he played george mcfly so well overall

[@myonionsmatter7843]

its just regular acting mate, your english teacher isnt grading your paper, you can relax.

[@kevinboudreaux7860]

if Hollywood tries to remake this masterpiece, i might actually have to atttack someone. This cant be remade or touched

[@dixitpatel017]

Some classics should be and always must be original. I almost forgot and Stranger Things Season reminds me this movie.

[@ox_trueprotagonistchrisred9085]

Its Hollywood. Look at what they did with Terminator, Ghostbusters and Poltergeist

[@dixitpatel017]

@@ox_trueprotagonistchrisred9085 did shit with legacy of these movies

[@dixitpatel017]

@aman singh and director was saying it is a difdere than back to the future......

[@arthuredington6171]

they can't , the director won't let them

[@djgaben6187]

Can we appreciate at 2:12 George still took a shot at him? Like, he just went for it knowing he was about to get fucked up.

[@fabulousfrance]

That was Marty's plan actually "punch in the stomach". George was naive and believed that was part of the plan, or he was in disbelief and knew something gone wrong but still followed Marty's plan

[@IanHunter78]

@@fabulousfrance It's obvious George knew this wasn't the plan, but decided to man up and do something about it.

[@xoxoRachelZegerSuperfan]

@@fabulousfrance There’s no way George thought Biff was apart of the plan

[@fabulousfrance]

@@xoxoRachelZegerSuperfan goes along with the second part of my theory. Georges was in disbelief and as a bullied guy he was just followed blindly Marty's plan, was his only option.

[@TrickyPJM752]

I guess when George saw Biff, he realized there was no turning back and he decided to man up

[@bipedalprimate1927]

I love Crispins acting right after he knocks out biff. his breathing and face expressions say so much about how hes feeling in that moment. Amazing acting

[@markmarderosian4025]

I remember reading that someone high up responsible for this movie, said they knew the quality level of work they would be getting from Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. But what really surprised them was the work from the other three main actors. Especially the fact that all of them really put in the effort and didn't phone in a single moment. For me, one of the big reasons for the success of the film. And the chemistry between Leah and Crispin was pitch-perfect.

[@abonny]

Interesting thing is: There was no chemistry between Leah and Crispin... until this moment in the film. It all just happens almost instantly and naturally during this scene. You don't question it. You just know he had a crush on her for a while. You just know what she sees in him after decking Biff. A perfect moment.

[@hectorlopez1069]

This scene never gets old.

[@cbsteffen]

No scene in this movie gets old!

[@obiwanthewiseass]

George probably considered walking away the second he saw Biff and while he was still scared, looking at the Lorraine and how scared she was made him think otherwise. Brings back what she said in that alternate 1985 of Biff not being half the man George was cuz any real man would have the instinct to protect a woman no matter how scared they are.

[@christinabronnestam8274]

Amazing transformation of George's face and voice from 1:56 to 1:59. First shocked and confused, almost about to back off because Biff told him so, then a totally life changing decision in 1:59. Freeze the movie and watch for yourself, how George finally shows his true qualities and overcomes his fear. But that was just the first step. He bravely punches Biff who just laughs at him, then comes the final humiliation when Biff seems to control BOTH George and Lorraine, but that final punch is not just for her, but for all years of harassment. I also love how Lorraines face changes from shock and disbelief, a "who are you?" in 3:26 to recognition in 3:28: you are my prince!

[@jjmarr7130]

In the original timeline Biff really does rape Lorraine. That's why she's so depressed at the start of the movie and George has a shitty job. It's also why George+Lorraine mysteriously have a far better life when Marty goes 'back to the future'.

[@chrismc410]

Amen to that. If it was my future mother or wife, either Biff or both of us would not leave that scene alive. Either he goes to the upper room alone or I'm taking him with me

[@jakalope-sg8pu]

​@@jjmarr7130really?

[@lopnezk1320]

"Are you okay?" always makes me tear up. It is such a romantic part of this scene..

[@andrewpytko4773]

Me too. It's how my parents became a couple.

[@danielmarquis5258]

Not only is Back to the Future my favorite 80's Movie, it is my favorite movie of all time. There was a time when I was 10 when I knew all the lines by heart.

[@LautaroTessi]

I watched this movie like 50 times, and when I was about 13 I spent a whole road trip torturing my parents with the whole movie lines by heart!

[@lloyd3690]

It is the perfect movie and I love that it can be explained with just one simple line: “Teen accidentally goes back in time and stops his parents from meeting”. Then expands around this simple line. Brilliant.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

0:53 😆 🤣 😂 at how they just all open their doors simultaneously and climb out of the car so calmly but studying with anger.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

Yeah, I just don't think all those men would sit in the car during their break

[@username-yc3bd]

@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor i can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not

[@giraffeman326]

2:55 to this day still one of the most satisfying punches in cinema history

[@АртёмСотников-я2я]

2023, still is.

[@nocturvance4962]

Lorraine is absolutely beauty ❤️

[@andersontomas55]

She was a dreamboat and the weirdest thing is i never really cared for her in all these years. I can see now why Biff was always after her. She was hot.

[@andresnieto37]

She looks like a sweet cherry pie in that dress!

[@JasonRyanWilson]

Her daughter Zoey Deutsch looks just like her.

[@corvetaumbr2410]

Lea Thompson looked absolutely gorgeous when this movie was made

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@corvetaumbr2410 She also starred in SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL with Eric Stoltz. 👍👍👍

[@mntsam1930]

This trilogy was full of so many little details and connections. I love it so much.

[@peterhopqk]

I remember watching that punch scene in the movie theaters. The whole audience cheered and applauded , that was an amazing moment.

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

I kinda like that George finds the courage to punch Biff in the face after he sees Loraine standing up for him. Makes her feel like a bit less of a damsel in terms of the story structure.

[@ifeelpretty5790]

This! It really helps develop their relationship into real love and equal appreciation for each other and it stays like that even 30 years later.

[@ethanberry3414]

pls never reboot/remake this movie!

[@eldrugoalex]

She didn't fall in love by compassion as in the original time line, she did by admiration.

[@crashpal]

Unless its Tom Holland and Robert Downey Junior

[@joeythomas7911]

@@crashpal THAT’S WHAT I’M SAYING!!!!

[@sumeetsingh3275]

Indian movie action replay

[@mattslupek7988]

I wouldn’t want a remake of The Breakfast Club, either.

[@Avalon64]

such a well written scene, ultimately Marty while setting up the situation for George to play the hero, ended up not doing anything despite being the main character of the movie, in the end George discovered his own courage and self confidence and it was motivated out of love...can't make them like they used to

[@dakedakinson64]

His plan was bad, I dont think his mother would even refuse him, George would arrive and she would tell hit to f himself.

[@Avalon64]

@@dakedakinson64 which has NOTHING to do with what I just said...which is Marty set up the situation and while it didn't go as planned, it allowed George to step up and face his tormentor and stand up to him...I mean of COURSE Marty's plan in hindsight was a fail scenario, remember Marty ONLY had what he knew of his mother in his old timeline to go on and assumed she was a good girl prude who would never "Sit" with a boy...which I guess GOES to show how well written this movie is because old timeline present Lorraine berated girls for sitting with boys so Marty assumed she must have been like that in the past...which is the joke

[@dakedakinson64]

@@Avalon64 Biff saved whole situation. Anyway movie is far from "realistic" (even thought time travel to past is impossible). Also did his mother recognized him after he returned home?

[@Avalon64]

@@dakedakinson64 yeah the irony of Biff saving the McFly's marriage and Marty's existence did NOT go unnoticed as in the now happier 1985 George's line of "Biff what a character always trying to get away with something but if it weren't for him...we would have never fallen in love..." and as for his mom as far as we can tell no she doesn't know about Marty...as far as she aws concerned she liked "Calvin's" name of Marty to name her youngest son that and nothing more lol

[@Agent.Wadsworth]

​@@dakedakinson64Take a chill pill, Doc

[@aminajeanne5669]

George was absolutely beautiful 🥺😍

[@s.o.k.1393]

George is such a legend in this scene. What a guy.

[@pamelaharrington3838]

We all need a George Mcfly in our lives

[@notapeopleperson6761]

Have you seen the scene where her climbs a tree to look into.. never mind

[@fleivor5359]

why? I'm not a woman about to get raped

[@valentinabarrientos]

Yes indeed

[@valentinabarrientos]

@@notapeopleperson6761 Ohhhh...

[@riteshjadhav1382]

@@notapeopleperson6761 yeah

[@Tonycillian5]

The way he only fights back when she is getting hurt, that's true love. George Mcfly's arc in this movie is one of the best ever

[@kathseye21]

"Hey you, get your damn hands of... oh "

[@brittsjournals]

I think you've got the wrong car Mcfly..

[@kathseye21]

@@brittsjournals George, help me! please!

[@awesomegirl5190]

@@kathseye21 Just turn around, McFly, and walk away.

[@Eimajah]

@@awesomegirl5190 *RKO’s Biff out of nowhere*

[@dragon_warrior_]

@@awesomegirl5190 Are you deaf McFly close the door and beat it

[@donnawoodford4127]

This movie is my favorite all time movie, but I had not watched it in years. I checked it out from the library a few months ago and watched it again. This is a great scene, all right. George finally acquires a backbone instead of allowing people to push him around. What a contrast to George in the first part of the movie!

[@lloyd3690]

Lea Thompson’s acting is incredible here. Just look at the emotion she is conveying with her eyes. It’s like she is seeing George for the first time.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

I love the part where George, after seeing Lorraine brutally pushed to the ground, finally gets the guts to punch the shit out of Biff! Years and years of being bullied built up into one punch! The fact that not only did he stand up for himself, but he also stood up for Lorraine! You go, George!

[@alisonbarlow7836]

"What the hell are you doin' to my car?" "Hey beat it spook, this don't concern you!" "Who you callin' 'spook' Peckerwood?!" Love that line!! That'll teach him for calling black people that!

[@style_icon997]

The most amazing this was how they all got out of the car after he called the guy that. Now it became personal

[@jeffwilliams2680]

Hello Alison, how are you?

[@alisonbarlow7836]

@@jeffwilliams2680 I'm good and yourself? Do I know you?

[@jeffwilliams2680]

Am Jeff Williams, from Texas USA, it's nice meeting you here.

[@alisonbarlow7836]

@@jeffwilliams2680 Nice to meet you too, I'm Alison.

[@andersontomas55]

She was a dreamboat and the weirdest thing is i never really cared for her in all these years. I can see now why Biff was always after her. She was hot. Sad it took about 30yrs to realize this.

[@echolot]

03:19 that musical cue gets me every time, so beautiful.

[@poppyonline4034]

Same!

[@YourFellowRNRSisterFan98]

In real life I bet Tom Wilson is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. I just love this trilogy and how good and actors are.

[@Arcadius2207]

0:53 Life lesson, never mess with an African American and his music band.

[@rachelmills5289]

Never mess with a band in general... we run off crazy energy 🤪

[@amyartlover]

And don't call him a slur

[@rachelmills5289]

That too

[@billbertboyce324]

@@amyartlover don't call anyone racial slurs! But this was set in the 50s, where casual racism was fairly common. Especially at black folks

[@swampymender4400]

@@billbertboyce324 even in the 80s when this was shot racism was common

[@davidblake1663]

"I think you got the wrong car McFly." What happened next was what courage is all about. Knowing you're unlikely to win, knowing defeat will be painful, but doing it anyway.

[@oonaghreid9569]

Biff was just a cold hearted evil monster.

[@ashrafhaider598]

In that skateboard chase scene , like wtf where they trying to do ? Kill him or idk run him over causing a shitton of injuries

[@Kodachrome40]

The actor who played Biff is a great actor because he got you to hate the character so much.

[@billbertboyce324]

_Why don't you make like a tree and get outta here_

[@agoldenage9918]

Even the whimpy Biff in the improved 1985 is still evil.

[@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds]

@@agoldenage9918 What about the Rich Future Biff Tannen?.

[@KeiFox]

It's so heartwarming the way how George finally stands up to Biff when he first refuses to walk away, and we can see he's still very scared, knowing that Biff could easily beat him to a pulp, but he's found the courage to want to protect Lorraine, and after he finally strikes Biff unconscious, there's that moment of shellshock and disbelief. He couldn't believe that he not only stood up to Biff, but was able to knock him unconscious like that. So beautiful once he calms down and asks Lorraine if she's alright. He's taken his first steps to being a more confident person who can believe in himself, just as Marty said... :)

[@cybergothika6906]

Nerd Rage is the best perk when you evolve.

[@high-defRJ]

2:55 The greatest sucker punch ever filmed in history of movies. Don't mess with George McFly!

[@Boygonebad]

Sucker punch?

[@Luke101]

Not even a sucker punch tho! Biff saw it coming and couldn’t do shit about it. Lightning fast left hook right on the button

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

@@Luke101 Biff could've easily continued to overpower George. When he saw George close his fist and the expression on his face, Biff had went into a state of shock and disbelief that his constant target had finally reached a breaking point and was completely done with his crap. That is what gave George the opening he needed to land that left hook and lay Biff out.

[@DwainWilsonJr]

Wouldn't call that a sucker punch... cause Biff looked RIGHT AT EM as he was cocking it back, then release

[@DwainWilsonJr]

​​​@@sabrinazakrowski1399Bottom line is, George ended up with the upper hand, won, and got the girl of his dreams... ofc we know how strong anyone of Biffs size and strength could dang near kill a man like George... bt with the right tenacity, courage and mindset the outcome will TOTALLY turnout inevitably the way it did. It feeds confidence for the viewers watching that could relate to George!!! Ha, that's even like taking David's victory away due to the obvious that.. had Golith gotten his hands on em... he would've been extirpated... bt with David's tenacity, and wit, he SLEW the mighty Giant

[@frost3193]

my man just straight up one punch man that dude lol

[@jamessmith9622]

Mortal Kombat uppercut

[@royfablooo2810]

Bruh they came out of that car like they're some kind from a Mafia Organisation 😂

[@vincenzollamas]

one of the best scenes in movie history, brilliant acting all around, directing, cinematography, score, emotion, so good

[@ItsClassic_435]

3:20 so happy they made that main theme sound like a fairytale.

[@philwalkercuriousmind]

This is probably my favourite scene in any film ever. The transformational moment of my favourite film.

[@fenderstratocastertelecast8479]

Mcfly facing and hitting biff is a lesson of life... Respect!!!!

[@cbsteffen]

Well, Marty somehow persuaded George not to continue to listen to Biff!

[@h.epennypacker2598]

Who you callin spook peckerwood? Best line ever

[@michaelmccray3207]

My God this movie is just absolutely perfect

[@patriciaeverett5001]

One of the best scenes in any movie, ever.

[@cbsteffen]

Yes, indeed. This is when George says “No” to Biff for the first time rather than do as Biff says as George always used to.

[@luisfelipegalloflores6201]

Wow, I wonder if people back in the 1980's realized that this was actually an attempted rape

[@spub395]

um yeah they knew, I'm pretty sure people know what attempted rape would look like no matter the timeframe

[@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom]

There people today who think Revenge of the Nerds isn't making rape in a positive light.

[@MKD1101]

Attempted rape is umbrella term. Nowadays (atleast in my country) even looking at a girl more than 10 seconds is attempted rape.

[@walterfielding9079]

I'm surprised they let Biff work for them in the future after an incident like this

[@Cheese_Doggy12]

It's just an acting and not on purpose

[@javiersds8081]

That punch alone is the most satisfying moment in the whole trilogy.

[@hectorlopez1069]

This scene is brilliant.

[@christopherjones8096]

“No Biff, you leave her alone” A seismic moment in the time-space continuum 🙌

[@davidgriego549]

This one turning point will give George McFly more courage and confidence and changes his future for the better

[@handymanny90srozotto51]

McFly has that power, one hit knock out. 🎉

[@drumbeastgaming2327]

I love how they dressed in the 50s And I still think women were prettier back then

[@MrJustinUSCM]

Very true, people were actually healthy and lived displined lives. Men were masculine and women were feminine.

[@drumbeastgaming2327]

@@MrJustinUSCM yes

[@billbertboyce324]

@@MrJustinUSCM nowadays... let's not talk about that, shall we?

[@royfinegan8006]

@@MrJustinUSCM actually healthy? Dude this is back when heavy smoking inside was the norm

[@MrJustinUSCM]

@@royfinegan8006 Id take Tobacco products over processed foods, gluttonous life style, and sloth any day.

[@kennethrodriguez328]

3:20 what a heck of a part of this movie ❤👏😊

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

0:31 Dang, even Biff's gang is a little surprised at how far Biff is going here. 3D lifting his glasses Skinhead is just baffled Even Match is just in shock

[@Falconlibrary]

2:55 "I have had ENOUGH...of YOU!"

[@peternolan4855]

Crispin going from looking to I can’t believe what I just did to “are you ok?” Brilliant.

[@lucuador1992]

George's reaction when he sees Biff in the car 😂

[@Mat-pp2dr]

The way Crispin Glover is smiling and having a personal core moment after decking Biff and then looking at Lorraine and remembering this is a traumatic moment for her too, the way his face changes, that deserves an award. Incredible.

[@mailliw8647]

Wow Mcfly...Your fist has so much Density!

[@BrandonKohout]

No, Biff. You leave her alone.

[@jtsandiego4626]

😠😠 Yeah, and you let go of that Beauty, Tannen.

[@cybernautadventurer]

''Get home to your momma, boy'' I love that line

[@nycot107]

Apparently, the role of Marty was originally played by a Eric Stolz, a method actor who insisted that people only refer to him as the name of the character he played. The only time he didn't want to be referred to as "Marty" was when he was flirting with Lea Thompson (Loraine). Thomas Wilson (Biff) hated Stolz because Stolz would often get very aggressive during scenes where Marty and Biff got into confrontations, in fact, Wilson ended up with bruising and almost broke his collarbone during fight scenes with Stolz. Even though Wilson is nothing like the character he plays, he still wanted to get revenge on Stolz and was planning to punch him in the gut during the scene where Biff drags Marty out of the car, however, Stolz was fired before he got the chance. The role of Marty was then given to Michael J Fox, which meant they had to reshoot scenes all over again.

[@mikaelhagstrom9381]

Great left hook💪 !! By george McFly !!

[@BeaufortRyan]

I love this scene because it is where George finally redeemed himself

[@SuperHitman55]

Had such a crush on Lorraine haha. She's gorgeous in this movie

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

*1:00** The brothas! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽 I would like to travel back in time to the 50's to find my brothas and sistas. African American women looked so beautiful in their dresses and bows, and men slayed it Royal Crown and suites. Good old times!*

[@IceveinsProductions]

2:13 - Biff doesn't get enough credit for his swift reflexes with the way he just snatched that punch from George.

[@AAron-gr3jk]

Crispin Glover is a gem.

[@ZhierOrreih]

Golden age of cinema where ever cast perform their roles in 200% got to love them.

[@gabrielamaya3172]

“A strong man stands up for himself, a stronger man stands up for others.” -the cow from back at the barnyard or sum

[@idansentai.crafts612]

His name is Otis

[@lazyperfectionist1]

1:47 It's at _this_ point that George is not just looking at _Biff._ He's looking at Lorraine, _too._ He's read the situation. He's heard the urgency in her pleas. He knows what she's in _danger_ of. I like to think, on some level, it's occurred to him what she'll see the _next_ time she sees him. Up to now, she's just seen him as kind of _cute_ but not really _exciting._ But after this, the _next_ time she sees him, she'll see the man who thought _only of himself_ and casually _walked away_ as she was violated. What's she gonna think of him, _then?_ What's he gonna think of _himself,_ then? And I think _that's_ the part that really made up his mind for him.

[@Vange-kw4ye]

Crispin Glovers' metamorphosis from class doormat to conquering hero is one of the great character twists in film history.

[@melodiemonnier8722]

3:19 omg this song 😍

[@AshwinRamaswamy]

And the gradual notes with the rising crescendo! Brilliant

[@SDesWriter]

Good lord....a young Lea Thompson was just insanely beautiful.

[@mikecantreed]

3:15 the shot of Lorraine looking up at George is one of the most iconic shots in movie history. It’s such a well earned moment. The swelling music captures the emotion. The acting is amazing. Just a perfect moment in a perfect movies.

[@Zhunezhen]

Soundtracks are awesome for this uno ! ! !

[@DwynTwo]

I love how George was so embarrassed at first because he thought he had just interrupted Biff and Lorraine having sex, and how embarrassing would that be? But as soon as he realized what was really going on, his voice was absolutely shaking, not just because he was terrified for his safety, but also because he was horrified at the reality of the situation.

[@30251]

he was not embarrassed. he was in shock because he wasnt expecting biff at all. the plan was for marty to be in there

[@DwynTwo]

@@30251 I think it was both

[@anglosaxon5556]

If the writers saw this comment they would be so disappointed… His voice got shaky because he was expecting Marty to be there and realized he just completely F’d up by interrupting and cursing out Biff

[@DwainWilsonJr]

​​@@anglosaxon5556Boy I tell ya... some folks can see the EXACT same thing as you, bt come up wind up with a... TOTALLY different outlook on life 🤦‍♂️... "I think it was both".... give me a BREAK 😂😂😂

[@bvg83]

I’ve seen this movie like a thousand times and it still makes me excited

[@Cay-xanh_TUONG-RAO_GUA-Si]

Tên phim này là gì bạn?

[@Сайтамен]

In what way?

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

🤨

[@DwainWilsonJr]

​@@СайтаменGet cha heads outta the GUTTER people 🤦‍♂️

[@Conan_the_Based]

I can't wait until they remake this! I'm looking forward to seeing a spunky black girl as Marty, a still-white Biff, a hispanic George, and a black Lorraine who defends herself from Biff, completely negating this scene.

[@bobvance8243]

This is amazing. Biff will be very white and say I can do what I want because I have white priviledge

[@byadexx88]

George must be gay

[@romycake3995]

🤣🤣🤣an effort to ruin an iconic movie

[@markrobinson9394]

@@bobvance8243 Biff will be saying he wants to make America great again, no doubt.

[@brentandrew2419]

Still white Biff lol. Only now they'd make him a "Nazi" who enjoyed bullying McFlores for being an immigrant

[@Pendragon667]

Whenever i see Lea Thompson in that dress i feel a warm, fuzzy feeling in my heart. She's stunningly beautiful and nobody could've worn this dress like she did. Granted: she wore that make-up, had a push-up and the dress was custom tailored just for her. Still...

[@veronicalake4140]

Yeah, I also loved that dress.

[@thatswhatshesaid2777]

2:48 “OF COURSE!! I got one chance! my old man’s about to deck Biff!

[@Shakojoy]

He was actually watching this hapnning

[@netherfreakultima4498]

Good on you, George Taking out Biff like that

[@CreativeNia]

This is the best scene of the entire movie.

[@TheMonkeyMan7253]

I love how Biff starts out as a dumb, comedic bully with funny lines, but gradually becomes scarier as the first film goes on. The minute he rapes Lorraine, any of the funny traits he showed beforehand are completely gone and he's taken DEAD seriously. It just goes to show that even dumb, buffonish jerks can be capable of being genuinely dangerous.

[@conatcha]

Awesome acting. All of them.

[@kellogscornflakes2430]

When a pigeon shits on my window 0:48

[@clarachristina4341]

Back to the Future (1985) f'u"l'l M'0'V'l"e -------------------- ☛ hereforwatch.blogspot.com/tt0088763/ √™ Lorsqu'une pilule qui donne aux utilisateurs cinq minutes de super pouvoirs inattendus arrive dans les rues de la Nouvelle-Orléans, un adolescent marchand et un policier local doivent faire équipe avec un ancien soldat pour √faire tomber le groupe responsable de sa fabrication."""**" 今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,. 💖🖤在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。. 說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品"""""""'"""

[@87alsjth]

Didn’t realize how dark this scene was until my 20s; Biff was sexually assaulting Lorraine. Though actual rape didn’t happen, he was kissing and touching her without her consent. She wasn’t under the influence thank goodness so she was able to try and fight back but yeah.

[@BenBanjo87]

This scene must be hard to watch for anyone who has been raped or sexually harassed in real life. The fear and anguish in Lorraine's voice when she asks George to help her really hits hard 😢😢 But then I guess it makes the final outcome all the more satisfying!!

[@InesLiceaga-j6n]

no one should go through what Lorraine went through… it’s actually just sick. it makes me feel sick.

[@dadada486]

I love how he clenches his fist and tenses his arm to throw that punch.

[@user-wg6ik1wi6s]

XD Biff has always reminded me of my old friend from high school

[@timsheppard6204]

2:56 BAM hit him right in the face best part EVER