Back To The Future III (1990) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | MOVIE REACTION | Asia and BJ

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[@o1977jp]

"Your future hasn't been written yet; no one's has. Your future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one." One of my favorite quotes ever.

[@elizabitty213]

Me too 🥲

[@chriswhinery925]

"Your future hasn't been written yet; no one's has. Your future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one. But also me and my family will be traveling through time causing who knows what disruptions to the timeline, so apologies in advance if either of you just wink out of existence... bye then!"

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

"Life's what you make it" - Talk Talk

[@Pharaoh_The_Great]

Facts!

[@Belnick6666]

but is that true? or is it just our limited 3 dimensional thinking?

[@danielsanz2061]

Fun fact...In part 2, when old Biff Is giving young Biff the almanac, FOUR DeLoreans exist at the same time: 1. The DeLorean Old Biff took back 2. The flying DeLorean Doc and Marty used to come back to stop him. 3. The DeLorean that is in Doc's shop in the first film waiting for the lighting. 4. The DeLorean buried in the cave that 50s Doc had not yet dug up.

[@pablonogueira9527]

I can be wrong because time travel stuff is tricky AF but, they aren't technically just three at the same moment/time period (1955)? I mean, I think #1,2 & 3 coexists at the same time because they can't override each other's existence. As #2 arrives with Doc and Marty before old Biff leaves back with #1. And at the same time Marty is about to back to 1985 for the first time with #3. BUT, #4 is different because isn't there because of time travel and is not popping out from another time. It's directly consequence from the #2 lightning failure, so the events of one doesn't unfold until the other's end. Or for short, #4 cant be in the cave until #2 vanishes in the air. Anyway, sorry if I cant explain it correctly lol... this is just my opinion thinking about time being lineal no matter is present, past or future.

[@bobroma]

This trilogy got it right. Great cast, writing, directing, music, etc. It is just as wonderful today as it was 30+ years ago. And I was lucky enough to see all 3 on the big screen. I miss the 80's and early 90's.

[@richardroberts2053]

Thank God for Michael J Fox! I really believe it wouldn't have been the success it was with ANY other actor as Marty!!!

[@kuldan5853]

I was too young for it, but they had a triple feature in the cinema in October 2015 on BTTF day - it was amazing.

[@damnimloomin]

I do wish they didn't recast George but i understand why they did. other than that great casting all around

[@GdpJapan]

This trilogy should never be rebooted. It is a masterpiece and it should stay like that.

[@damnimloomin]

@@GdpJapan I think it might be worth it to reboot if Spielberg was the director still and with the new technology I really feel like it would be a fun remake they could even keep the same time periods so they can make fun of 2015 better

[@fkw1239]

There was a deleted scene where Buford shoots Marshall Strickland, who dies telling his son "remember, discipline", but the producers thought it was too dark. That's why the deputy is the one that arrests him at the end.

[@centuryrox]

Yeah, I saw that deleted scene on the director's cut. I totally agree with the decision to remove that scene. It was too dark and completely unnecessary.

[@danielsanz2061]

There is also a deleted scene in part 2 where old Biff vanishes when he returns the DeLorean to 2015. There's a reason he's suffering when he comes out. He altered his own timeline. In the scene he goes behind a dumpster and disappears. The filmmakers said that the original idea was that Lorraine finally had enough and killed Biff in the 90s, erasing his future existence.

[@Cheepchipsable]

@@danielsanz2061 Except Biff would have never been able to return to the 2015 he left since he had altered his own past. That 2015 would cease to exist, the same way Doc explained to Marty they couldn't fix things by going back to 2015 and doing things different. In the first movie they seemed to establish it took about a week for time to reset/catch up/resync, when Marty almost vanished.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

That would have created an anomaly that would have destroyed the entire universe. If biff had changed the future to where rich biff rules hill valley, doc never would have made a time machine and Marty never went back in time, if the time machine never gets built, biff never gets to go back in time to change the time line.

[@DanSolo871]

@@Cheepchipsable I always see it as the multi-universe scenario where in some universe some form of whoever it is will arrive in an alternate timeline. It doesn’t make sense but then again it does because in some timeline, an event does happen.

[@DaveWraptastic]

Fun fact, when Buford lassos Marty in the beginning, that's the actual actor Thomas F. Wilson doing it. He was adamant to do it himself and learned how to use a lasso just for that scene.

[@shawnagrubb9958]

And Michael j Fox was literally strangled for a little bit because the people on set failed to see his sign for help me or something like that as I've read

[@TriarchVisgroup]

It was specifically the shot where they hoist him up and he makes that awful gagging noise. That's the actual on-set audio.

[@snowman8135]

I mean if i had the chance to lasso MJF if do it too lol

[@Fredgilb29]

You can see where Marty gets the "bullet proof vest" idea in Back to the future 2, right before he asks "step dd" Biff about the almanach. It's from an actual Clint Eastwood movie and we see the scene playing with Biff watching it.

[@kexsu1313]

Or the movie got it from Marty???

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Fist full of dollars, a classic spaghetti western

[@amb2745]

Also, in Back To The Future 2, The Delorian's time clock kept messing up with Doc saying that he needed to fix that. The time that was on the Delorian's time clock when it was acting up was Sept. 5, 1885.

[@Jsspres]

@@amb2745 I was actually Jamaury 1, 1885. In the letter, Doc wrote that he had been living there for the past 8 months.

[@amb2745]

@@Jsspres In Back To The Future 2, the scene after Biff is knocked out by the Delorian's door, the next scene shows the time selector malfunctioning. When it first malfunctions, the date of September 5, 1885 is shown on the display. When Doc starts tapping on the display, saying "Gotta fix that thing", the display goes back to 1955. That part only lasts a couple of seconds.

[@knockoutking3764]

Christopher Loyd is such a great actor. I love this series so much. Him and Michael had such great chemistry.

[@davida7153]

The destruction of the Delorean at the end always felt to me like the death of a character. First because the car is a character of the trilogy after all and its sad to watch it destroyed and second because you know that moment everything is over. The long ride is over. I wonder how Zemeckis and Gale came with the idea of a friendship between a weird scientist and a teenager, wich never was explained in the trilogy how they met, but it worked so well and their friendship feels so real. One of the best things of this great trilogy and the last goodbye always gets me.

[@mr.battle20]

Well, you could always play the Telltale Games series of Back to the Future. It picks up several months after the end of part 3, and the DeLorean returns. Oh, and Christopher Lloyd still does the voice of Doc Brown. (Michael J. Fox couldn't voice Marty again due to health problems from his Parkinson's, but he does appear as a voice cameo later in the series)

[@rixlan]

We know how they met. When Marty traveled back to 1955. After that Doc would have been on the look out for Marty since he knew they were destined to be friends.

[@kellyrobinson1780]

They didn't explain with words, but the general idea was put across in the opening scenes of the first movie. They first met in 1985, before Doc finished the DeLorean. That's when their personal timelines together began. "Past Doc" met Marty in 1955, but as far as MARTY was concerned, he'd already met and made friends with Doc in 1985, before he ever met "Doc 1955". Somehow, in 1985, they first bumped into each other in a random encounter; and in that first encounter, Doc introduced himself, and Marty, intrigued, went to visit. Marty floated the idea of the world's most powerful amplifier, and Doc said, "Let's build it!". And cue the opening scenes of BTTF Part 1. The rest is history. Or the future. Depending. 🤔🙄😕 DOC! DOC!!!...

[@musefan12345]

Asia’s laugh is like the most amazing sound ever. It’s infectious 😂

[@adamjcohn]

Yeah, I’m in love with her too. Sorry BJ. Ha

[@OrealLove]

lol her laughter is super infectious 😂

[@philrob1978]

@@OrealLove Yup - that laugh is a force of nature - BJ is a lucky guy!

[@shainewhite2781]

Hollywood should really take a look at all these movies, in order to figure out how to end a film trilogy the right way.

[@centuryrox]

Forget how to end it the right way. They need to learn how to BEGIN one the right way!

[@sakanasacana]

@@centuryrox I think they need to learn how to MAKE MOVIE!

[@shainewhite2781]

Fun fact: in one scene of the movie, the rock band ZZ TOP make a cameo appearance as the band playing at the towns jamboree.

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

They also wrote the tune they're playing. And their epic beards are real too.

[@richstrobel]

@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers Only the drummer didn't have a beard and his name is Frank Beard.

[@kellyrobinson1780]

​@@richstrobelOh, that's Too good!

[@BillyBobBeauBenson]

I never noticed that! That explains the spinning drum they used while they were performing! It's just like the spinning guitars ZZ is known for!

[@thecoder3753]

Fun fact when Marty is being hung the rig broke and he was actually being hung. Everybody just thought he was just acting very well. That cut made the film.

[@lottelarsen2918]

Fun fact : The old geezers at the Saloon have all appeared in Old western movies.😊 one of them did the voice of Roger Rabbit 😊 Yes the McFlys are from Ireland 😊

[@nAZdzlPwr]

The bar tender was also a bar tender in "the outlaw Josey Wells"

[@SilverbladeDagger]

Actually, in BTTF2, the guy that wished he could go back in time and put money on the Cubbies was the guy that did the voice of Roger Rabbit. One of the old timers at the table did the voice of Eddie's cartoon pistol in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. So you were wrong and kinda right. 😁

[@arnequis]

The old cowhand who said "You better run, squirrel!" to Marty was Pat Buttram, who was better known as the conniving Mr. Haney in the TV series "Green Acres." He also voiced characters in several Disney movies, including the animated "Robin Hood" (he was the wolfish Sheriff of Nottingham).

[@richstrobel]

Another fun fact. Mary Steenburgen has been married to Ted Danson since 1995. Before that she was married to Malcolm McDowell for ten years.

[@kellyrobinson1780]

​@@nAZdzlPwrWales. Not Wells.

[@MrTambourineMan.]

I like how we start the trilogy with Marty already having “the girl” and his wacky best friend Doc only finds love by the end of the trilogy. Different from how most stories center around the love life of the main character.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

I see Doc and Marty as both main characters.

[@redpillfreedom6692]

The third film is really more Doc's story than Marty's.

[@wombatwilly1002]

Doc and Clara named their sons Jules and Vern.Jules Vern was a French writer from the late 1880's who wrote many famous adventure novels that have been turned into movies including "Around The World In Eighty Days" and "Journey To The Center Of The Earth"!

[@therealtorsteph22]

Around the world in 80 Days with Jackie Chan is an excellent fun movie too 😉

[@normie2716]

Doc references Jules Verne several times in the movie before we meet his kids.

[@kellyrobinson1780]

Thank you normie and Cassx. Saved me the trouble.👍

[@shawnagrubb9958]

I literally was thinking that at the end while watching their reaction even though I've seen this movie so many times I was like that's the author that they talked about 😊😊

[@philrob1978]

Such a brilliant conclusion. That finale with the steam train pushing the Delorean was one of the most thrilling sequences I'd seen as a 12 year old back in 1990. It's still thrilling now. Those effects stand up, but the key there is you genuinely care about the characters - the stakes are high, and real. It's something modern writers and directors really need to think about, and stop magically bringing people back to life or whatever with their never-ending "superhero" movies.

[@BudhagRizzo]

Yeah, this trilogy was genius! There are a lot of "easter eggs" throughout as well, like in the first movie: Before Marty leaves to the past, the mall is called "Twin Pines" (named after the farmer's two pine trees), but then Marty runs over one of them in the past, and when he comes back to 1985, the mall is called "Lone Pine".

[@ShadeMedia]

another neat one that i didnt even know till recently is docs face bandana when hes pointing the gun at the train operator. is the same shirt he wore in part 2 when he regroups with marty and finds out about the almanac. which has pictures of train and i think a cowboy on a horse. even after all these years, im still finding out hidden things like that. such an iconic classic of a trilogy

[@RDSports5]

@@ShadeMedia One of my favorites is in the first scene on Part I when you see a clock with a man hanging from one of the hands, just as Doc eventually does at the end of the film. TONS of foreshadowing there :)

[@nicotti]

The Clayton ravine can be seen renamed Eastwood ravine when Marty comes back. In the book it explains that it was named that for one of the cowboys that stole the train engine and crashed it into the ravine.

[@valeriazenoni6478]

Every detail is perfectly cured

[@kellyrobinson1780]

Man, I missed a lot of little stuff! 😕

[@technomikelyons]

A few subtle changes in the timeline after Marty gets back from 1885. First, the ravine is no longer called "Clayton Ravine", it's now "Eastwood Ravine", and notice also the change in Biff... in the first movie at the end, and in the extended part of that scene at the beginning of the second movie, Biff was wearing a green outfit, but as Marty encounters him at the end of this movie, presumably around the same time of day, Biff is in a maroon outfit.

[@RDSports5]

The coolest and craziest thing about the trilogy is that at one point in Part II when Doc gets struck by lightning and goes back to 1885, that makes it possible for there to be three Doloreans all in 1955 at the same time (Original Delorean from Part I, the flying Delorean from Part II, and the Delorean that Doc buried in the mine for Marty to find).

[@Supermann64]

Actualy its Four,Old Biff is also in 1955 with the stolen Flying Time Machine.

[@bobbymariani2839]

The writing in these movies 💯 🔥

[@chrisofstars]

@@Supermann64 Yes I knew there was a 4th one. Thank you for the reminder!

[@alexandrelightoftheunivers9510]

@@Supermann64 no marty burnt almanach so that timeline did not exist

[@kluneberg8952]

@@alexandrelightoftheunivers9510 maybe it didn't change yet. the first movie has the family photo gradually changing.

[@yg713]

I checked your video out to conclude this trilogy with you guys but somewhere along the line, maybe because this movie has a love story, the chemistry between you two as well as your antics as a couple was what I ended up enjoying the most. You two are awesome.

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Thank you so much!! ☺️❤️

[@vincenzobonadonna4556]

Asia and BJ's kiss in this video, made me experience tears of pure joy 🥲

[@dopy8418]

Biff is amazing in this one. Very talented actor.

[@CR055FIRE]

yeah Tom Wilson is hilarious

[@benjohnson1633]

Tom Wilson's makeup was so good, I had a hard time realizing that it was actually him!!

[@richstrobel]

I agree, this was Thomas Wilson's best performance out of the three. Excellent job.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

It took me like 30 years to realize the Sheriff was the Principal.

[@kaczan3]

@@robertcampomizzi7988 It's because you're a slacker!

[@Eaglesinthe732]

When Asia mimics Clara saying “Emmit” with the sweet high pitch voice….🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠

[@chrisofstars]

20:12 McFlys are from Ireland, apparently. Biff also makes reference to this in the first BttF when he says to George McFly "Hey I'm talking to you, you Irish bug!"

[@Sephcala]

I swear, I always get teary-eyed at the end of this film. It was the perfect ending to one of the best trilogies ever made.

[@timometsanoja9666]

Love this whole trilogy and how they can get the suspense up without it revolving around your typical good guys versus bad guys shoot out. Love it also that during this third installment Marty actually gets over his "chicken" thing. Thus making the future seen in the second movie different too. Really good stories you can watch with your kids...

[@cherylwhite2189]

I seen all the movies too. ! Loved them all. I'm an eighties kid for sure. Lol. A wonderful time we will never get back. I'm glad I was a part of this time era for movies and music. Nothing is the sane.

[@centuryrox]

I've said this on other reactions to this movie: Doc HAD to take Clara to 1985 with him. She was supposed to die in 1885. Leaving her there would be a huge risk to the future timeline, after all he told her about the future and time travel, and the fact that she saw the miniature DeLorean/time machine at Doc's lab. He could not leave her in 1885 with that information.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Well the Docs presence there would have altered things anyway. With his knowledge of the future he might have had a positive influence. I can't help but think the Doc might have changed his mind, since he would realize his own time loop and maybe decide he wanted to break out of it. He was killed first, so that never happened.

[@centuryrox]

@@Cheepchipsable Yeah Doc made things even worse by leaving the DeLorean buried in the cave to begin with, risking someone finding it over the 70 years it had to remain there until Marty and Doc can get it in 1955. Of course, not burying it would leave Marty stranded in 1955, further risking disruptions to the timeline in 1955 and beyond.

[@Billinois78]

There was a Saturday morning cartoon of Back to the Future after this that lasted 2 seasons. It had Marty, Doc, Clara, Jules, Verne (named after sci-fi author Jules Verne, who Doc and Clara mentioned during the kissing scene), Biff, and various historical figures. After the events of part 3, Doc moves his family to a farm in Hill Valley and builds a new Delorian time machine that can travel time without needing to go 88 mph. They also still have the steam-powered train. Doc was voiced by Dan Castanella, best known as Homer Simpson and lots of other Simpsons characters. Clara is voiced by the same actress from the movie, Mary Steenbergen, and Biff is voiced by the same actor from the movies, Thomas F. Wilson. Christopher Lloyd appeared as Doc in live-action segments in the beginning and end of the shows, doing experiments.

[@joshr8666]

Cool. Never heard about that.

[@rogerpizarro8128]

Great reaction! This trilogy is one of my favorite childhood memories. I never get tired of watching them.

[@captainbryce1]

Remember, when Doc decided to stay in the past after saving Clara, he would had to remain in the past for many years building the new time machine. This gave him time to start a family and even have children. When he finally completed his new time machine train, he just set the coordinates to the same day Marty had arrived in 1985. So from Doc's perspective it had been many years since he'd seen Marty vanish back to 1985. But from Marty's perspective, he'd just seen Doc only a few hours ago. Something similar happens near the end of the first movie where Marty goes back to 1985 ten minutes BEFORE he had originally gone back to 1955. From his perspective over a week had gone by, but his other self hadn't even begun the journey yet.

[@danfletcher3255]

Random fact: when they were shooting the desert scene where Marty was driving away from the Indians, they actually used a dune buggy with the deloreans shell on top of it.

[@samwest1097]

Loved watching y’all react to one of my fav trilogies! BTS fact in this one, when Marty is running from Maddog and his goons on horses-you see Michael J Fox running kinda weird. That was the start of his Parkinson’s disease. At the time he didn’t know what it was but he was in agonizing pain, but he powered through and finished the movie. Shout out to Fox, still fighting!! 💪🏾💪🏾

[@electronash]

Just a heads-up, but the title should say part "III". This trilogy never stops being entertaining. They rarely make movies quite like this any more, which rely more on an original story and script more than on special effects and set-pieces.

[@jennhurl]

I'm so grateful y'all started this channel. I feel like I've gotten to know you & your personalities so much more even tho I've been watching you for years. Having a BLAST!!

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Aww Jennifer ❤️❤️ you’re awesome

[@davidtstravels8939]

Don't know if it's a popular opinion or not, but this is definitely my favorite of the trilogy. :)

[@mikesterling688]

Mine too!

[@rhinoman1984]

30 years later and the final scene when you hear the train whistle still gives me goosebumps!

[@AngryOtterReacts]

Interesting fact, when they hang Marty, the apparatus broke, so he got hung for real ... they saved him obviously. When he talks with the raspy voice, it's real in that scene.

[@tomgraham3612]

17:52 One of the reasons most people didn't smile in the earliest photographs taken in the 1800s was, the exposure took time, and if the subjects didn't remain still, the photo was ruined. A dour or serious expression is easier to "freeze" for a couple of minutes. Technology improved by 1885, but by then the tradition of a serious expression in a photo was already set. We're not sure when or why this changed in the early 20th century.

[@nexus8796]

That "grandfather paradox" can a pain in ass when traveling through time. I was always glad that Marty didn't die in those clothes, the pink outfit if it wasn't obvious, LOL. Doc should've came back and sold them presto logs he invented on the train.

[@njchas]

LOL!!!! I’m laughing while I watch your discussion after this one ended! I love how much you enjoyed these movies and again your appreciation of the author’s cleverness. Now, you have a great exposure to Christopher Lloyd as Doc, John Lithgow as the Pastor in Footloose, Peter Weller as the first Robocop, Jeff Goldblum from Jurassic Park, and Clancy Brown as Captain Hadley from Shawshank. All of these actors are in the sci-fi movie, “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension” . It’s a tongue-in-cheek entertaining movie which I think you will love and laugh at.

[@TheAlmaward]

He had a time machine, Asia. He could spend as long in the past as he liked and still end up right after Marty returned. LOL

[@Pokyhawk]

I love this trilogy partly from the ingeniously subtle easter eggs and tie ins. The drag race at the end (that Marty didn't accept the challenge) would have been the accident that injured his hand mentioned in part two. The guy driving the car that challenged him to the drag race was also his coworker Needles, that gets him fired in part two. Needles is played by Michael Peter "Flea" Balzary. Flea is one of the most talented bass guitar players (best know as the bass player for The Red Hot Chili Peppers) in the world today. Brilliant tie-in line for such a small amount of total on screen time.

[@txheadshots]

There wasn't a sequel to the trilogy, but there was a short lived Saturday morning cartoon that was further adventures of Doc and Clara and the boys

[@hv3926]

Mary Steenburgen was a perfect fit for BTTF. She has been in Time travel before (Time After Time 1979.). A year later, in 1980 She would win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in Melvin and Howard. She's really great and Spielberg recreated her angry/freaked out reaction from Time After Time when the guy She's in love with tells her that he came to her Time in a time machine and she just thinks he's nuts. A big letdown for her. Of course, we all know the ending is a happy one. I'm so glad you guys watched the whole trilogy. 🙂

[@huntersteffens7609]

If you want to see a continuation of the Back to the Future story, you could play the Telltale game that came out in the early 2010's. Bob Gale was a story consultant for the game, & Bob was the one who wrote all of the orginal movies with his friend Robert Zemeckis. He got the idea for the first movie after seeing his fathers old yearbook and wandering if they would've been friends at that time. Steven Spielberg wasn't involved mush with the creative process, he mostly made sure the movie was maid how Bob & Robert wanted it, keeping the studio out of the film so it would turn out good, like making sure the orginal name stayed & not the name the studio wanted to call it "Space Man form Pluto" a real studio suggestion for the movie. They also never planned on making sequels for Back to the Future, the ending of the first movie was just one last joke.

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

@Vern Sherris are they as good as the movies and taletell game?

[@Roddy556]

You could also watch Rick and Morty as their dynamic is based on Doc and Marty.

[@ryanstarkey3011]

I know I am really behind, but I'm gonna catch up! So glad you enjoyed a series of movies that have meant so much to me and so many others through the years. Universal Studios in Orlando used to have an amazing BTTF ride, but they have since changed it to something else. They should have kept it!

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

I'm glad that y'all enjoyed the movies, and that y'all were able to understand how and why things were the way that were. Y'all are hilarious, too.

[@cjwiesner]

I just love the ending when Doc gives Marty the picture of the two of them in front of the clocktower from 1885. Gets me each time.

[@Trance18]

Back to the Future trilogy is one of those that you can never get bored watching again & again , a timeless classic . There is another movie of M.J.F that I love called " Doc Hollywood "

[@kevcall]

I suspect there can never be another set of films as good as this that are so great no matter how many times you watch them. Very enjoyable watching them again 👍

[@azwildcats7842]

I knew that ZZ TOP has been around for a while but had no idea they were around playing in 1885 ...i just seen it with my own eyes...

[@CROSSF1RE954]

This channel is gonna blow up eventually, you guys have everything that makes for a good reaction channel. You’re open minded to new movies, fun to watch, and you speak at the right moments plus your editing is great.

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Thanks so much ❤️❤️ we appreciate that and you!

[@CgGoil]

This is one of my dearest childhood memories, watching these movies. They are so well written, everything from the slapstick comedy to the deeper emotionel fight for romance, and the small details like how he defeated Buford Tannen, which is the same way as Clint Eastwood succeed in the movie that Biff Tanne was watching in the sequel. The cast was amazing and i especially love Tom Wilson, who played Biff in all the different time periods. Simply just a great movie, great fun and full of love for the audience. In my opinion some of the funniest movies and best trilogies ever made.

[@yoshibeckham]

Seriously, you guys make me restore faith in humanity. Thank you for the great reaction to my ultimate favourite trilogy

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

❤️❤️

[@shallowgal462]

They did such a great job with details! As Doc & Marty were asking the engineer if it might be possible to get the train up to 90, in the background, workers were unloading the clock for the tower--and Clara was standing, looking around for Doc to meet her to take her to the schoolhouse. When he didn't show up, she rented the buckboard and set out on her own, and a snake spooked her horses, which was supposed to send her over the cliff to her death. (Oh, and since she wasn't supposed to be in 1885 anymore, it would have been perfectly fine for Doc to take her with them to 1985.) To take pictures at night like that, they needed a flash. I hope you'll watch the trilogy Star Trek II-III-IV from the '80s!

[@TheLucidway]

Can't help but love their rationalization of the timeline. This channel is so wholesome. Never change, please.

[@Starbug1S1]

Since I've grown up with the best trilogy ever, I've learned that my favorite of the three changes as the decades pass. As a child in the 80's and 90's, I like Part 2 the most. In the 00's and 10's, Part 1 was preferred. I'm in my 40's now and since 2015 is over with, I've leaned to like Part III the most. I might change it again next decade. lol

[@therealtorsteph22]

Same for me! That's crazy. But honestly, it is probably the best trilogy ever.

[@JB-Deadskins]

A couple of things you guys missed. In part two, the Clint Eastwood movie A Fistful of Dollars was showing on TV where Clint uses the stove door under his serape as a bullet proof vest. Also the name of the ravine in 85 was originally Clayton ravine (after Clara Clayton who originally died when her runaway carriage plunged into it). When Marty comes back it is now named Eastwood ravine, because Clint Eastwood (Marty) plunged into it in 1885. Also, it is odd that his great, grandmother is identical looking to his mother who is of no relation.

[@Trifler500]

The camera wasn't sparking like a shorting wire, but they used flash powder since they didn't have flash bulbs yet.

[@asarishepard8171]

fun fact, when marty is talking about clint eastwood at the theatre in 1955 with Doc, the movie posters hes pointing to are Eastwoods first movies which were sci-fi ones :P

[@guitarman8462]

The actor who hands Marty the gun to shoot at the festival was also in Blazing Saddles

[@RealAlphaDrum]

The guy that asked Marty, where he learned to shoot like that at the carnival game was "Red Shirt," from Blazing Saddles.

[@lizrutherford2656]

Believe it or not, Thomas F. Wilson, who played Biff/Griff/Mad Dog, is actually very nice in real life. Since BTTF, he's had a successful voiceover career.

[@jules3048]

It was hilarious watching these movies with my mom. She always says “Great Scott” too. And she’d often say it right before the doc in the movie 😂

[@3DJapan]

Part 4 was basically done as a video game in 2010. The story also continued as a cartoon with them traveling all over in the train.

[@MRKNIGHT]

The trick Marty used to survive was used by Clint Eastwoods character in the movie “A Fist Full of Dollars”. Doc’s sons are named after one of the first science fiction writers, Jules Verne.

[@aaronfarrell6484]

One small part I like is that we all know the Time Machine can use mr. fusion to solve the first movies problem, but the arrow ruining the gasoline fuel tank and Doc realizes how screwed they are is a really dark/heavy twist.

[@ScientificallyStupid]

OMG seeing how much you enjoyed this movie actually made me a little emotional! This is why I love to watch your reactions.

[@SR_4378]

My favorite movie trilogy ever! There isn't a boring moment in any of these movies. Glad you all finally watched these classics.

[@FrethKindheart]

Have either of you seen E.T. or Close Encounters of the Third Kind yet? They're both Stephen Spielberg movies.

[@ldfahrni]

That whole thing with the armor plate under the serape is from Clint Eastwood's 60s western called "A fistful of Dollars."

[@willduke1656]

Here's the thing... Marty makes it back on October 27 1985.. if that date is before the events of the first movie. 1985 Doc is building the Delorean in his Garage and then a time machine still exists..

[@Rooportland]

I liked the fact that zz top was in it. Also marty invented the frisbee with the pie pan.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Back to the Future Part III with Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen amazing film. Thank you so much Asia and BJ for reacting this amazing trilogy just awesome😊👍👍

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

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[@PedroCastillo_1980]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ 😊😊👍👍

[@TheMtVernonKid]

This is actually of a favorite too because I think a lot of us. Would love to see our great-great-great parents especially? If you you're family originates from the country or change it is country as you can see Marty's family. Bud line came from Ireland first to the states.

[@italianviking80]

It's strange to think that there were four DeLoreans in 1955. The first DeLorean is the one Marty took back from 1985 in Part I and is under a tarp near the clock tower. The second DeLorean is the one Old Biff took back from 2015 and is parked outside the Tannen home on the street. The third DeLorean is the one taken back by Marty and Doc from the alternate 1985 and is hidden behind a billboard. The forth DeLorean is the one hidden in a cave by Doc from 1885 in Part III.

[@Godlovesyouneway]

I saw these in theaters as a teen, have watched them dozens of times since but yall made it almost like watching for the first time again. Loved it

[@platinumangel7446]

There is an animated series that ran for 2, 13 episode seasons. Following the conclusion of Back to the Future Part III, in 1991, Dr. Emmett Brown moved into a farm in Hill Valley with his wife Clara, their sons Jules and Verne, and the family dog, Einstein. As with the films, time travel was achieved through the use of a modified DeLorean, which had apparently been rebuilt after it was destroyed at the end of the trilogy. The DeLorean now has voice-activated "time circuits" and can also travel instantaneously to different locations in space and time, in addition to folding into a suitcase. The characters also travel through time using the steam engine time machine Doc invented at the end of the third film. Robert Zemeckis and producer/screenwriter Bob Gale are both adament that there will never be a part 4. They want for the trilogy to never be remade or continued. It is complete at three films.

[@lazych1372]

Asia: "So aren't they going to do a part 4??" I still remember seeing this in the theatre and being heartbroken when my cousin pointed out this one said "The End" while the others didn't.

[@buddinganarchist]

The woman who plays Clara was in a movie in 1979 called Time After Time, where she goes back into time from the future. Maybe why she was in this film. Time After Time is a great film too.

[@ajruther67]

Asia, what you thought was a firework was indeed the type of camera they used back then. You also had to stand there for several minutes. That's how long it took to take a photo back then. That's why you never see the people in old photos smiling. Who wants to stay smiling for several minutes and not move. Look up 19th century camera for more information.

[@BrettLesPaul]

The musicians at the town festival were ZZ TOP (for real).

[@msw8966]

Asia is so sweet you can tell she's a real one! Congratulations BJ because you have a ride or die no doubt about. I also feel like you're the same way you're a ride or die you're a man you will take care of your woman and your family. I love y'alls morals

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

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[@luckyskittles8976]

If you want a time travel romance---"Somewhere in Time with Christopher Reeve , Jane Seymour, and Christopher Plumer.

[@tonyhern5000]

I bet Asia is a good singer. Powerfully clear voice

[@lorriwood8545]

You guys have got to watch the Clint Eastwood Trilogy. Especially since they showed Marty bounce off that cast iron stove before the shootout. Fist FULL of Dollars, A Few Dollars More, The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. The Sergio Leone Spaghetti Westerns, that gave Clint Eastwood his start. Future 3 was my favorite of this trilogy. Your reactions are priceless. So if no one told you today, love you both, and God bless.

[@jaysartori9032]

I love Back to the Future moves. "What does this mean point of no return"? "That is our fail-safe point up to that point we still have enough time to stop the locomotive before it plunge into the ravine."

[@rolanalberto3064]

There's actually a "Back to the Future Part IV," it's the point-click adventure videogame from 2010-11 by TellTale Games. It has Bob Gale attached to it (fyi, he and Rob Zemekis are the rights holders of this franchise) and the game brought back Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Tom Wilson and Claudia Wells (the ORIGINAL Jennifer Parker in BTTF1!) Just make sure you play the "30th Anniversary" Edition since Tom Wilson (Biff) voices all the Tannen characters in this version.

[@danieljohn3438]

My favorite trilogy! Your next reaction should be the Indiana Jones trilogy (i like to pretend the 4th movie never happened).

[@TheRepublican777]

That one guy in the bar his voice is in some Disney cartoons he is used often it is so recognizeable

[@luigireccia6107]

You wanna blow up your mind? Timetravels in BTTF trilogy works like this: everytime they change something in the past, the timeline overwrites itself with the new one, changing while they're living it. So by the time the Delorean is struck by the lightning sending Doc back to 1885, the new timeline is automatically created. This timeline is called "four deloreans timeline" In this particular timeline there are AT THE SAME TIME in 1955, for just a few hours, 4 Deloreans: the one from the first movie hidden in Doc's mansion, the flying one stolen by old Biff in 2015, the flying one used by Doc and Marty to catch the almanac back, and the one hidden from 70 years in the mine, waiting to be discovered sometime later. Also, there are in this timeline 2 Martys, the one from the first movie who has to go back in 1985 and the one who's trying to get back the almanac from Biff. 2 Biffs, the old one from 2015 and the young one from 1955, and 3 Docs: the young one from 1955 who helps Marty to go back to 1985, the old one who comes with Marty to get back the almanac, and the dead one in the graveyard...

[@crayzeewhorse]

Awesome! I just watched all 3 reactions IN A ROW! By far THEE best trilogy of films EVER....

[@christinahilt2978]

There was a fun follow up Saturday morning cartoon series that was about Doc & Clara and their kids adventures on the time train.

[@mattschliemann9683]

I came to say this, I feel like Marty may have been in a couple episodes though right?

[@christinahilt2978]

@@mattschliemann9683 to be honest, he might have been. I didn’t get to watch it a lot because I only got to control the Saturday morning TV if my stepdad wasn’t home and all my chores were done.

[@mattschliemann9683]

@@christinahilt2978 I think I only saw maybe one episode ever, and I remember the two boys and Marty the most that ep. But it seemed like most the show had Doc, Clara, and the boys if I remember.

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

Doc could have lived 20 years in the past, building the time machine and having kids. It doesn’t matter. He knew exactly when Marty returned in 1985… a little after 8:00am. So, even if he spent decades in the past, Doc could travel back to shortly after Marty arrived. For Marty, it’s been 10 minutes. But for Doc, it could be years.

[@jessicacooper5622]

I never get tired of these movies and they definitely hold up to this day!!

[@bobbyclarkston8836]

For the very first time in over thirty years of watching this film, I have to ponder the question: why didn’t Doc make his own gasoline? California has oil. Surely he could build some kind of refinery to turn the crude into gas. I mean, the dude built an ice maker for goodness sake.

[@victorcowboywest]

You may be too,young to spot them, but are four westerns actors in the saloon scene you had these the old men sitting at table Harry Carey Jr.( did a lot of movies with John Wayne),Pat Buttram( western side kick) and Dud Taylor ( sidekick/musician) and Matt Clark ( did movies with Clint Eastwoodand others). I figured that you don't know those names but it just maybe something you might be interested in knowing.

[@MmeFrankenstein]

Absolutely loved watching the movies with you two and hearing your comments and laughs. I feel like you both were smiling and laughing throughout all three movies so much. Reminds me of kids at Disneyland or something haha I love it and may have watched twice.

[@amb2745]

I liked all three and how one connected to the other. They were separate stories, but they had the continuous thread that linked up each movie. Similar to Star Wars.

[@upgradED32]

The genius of Robert Zemekis is that he ended the trilogy by bringing back things that worked in the first movie. The model not to scale to how Marty would get back to the future. The ending with the train coming at the screen like the end of BttF 1. Many other little things that's just awesome.