**BACK TO THE FUTURE** Is Insane... First Time Watching (Movie Reaction & Commentary)

Back To The Future Reaction and Commentary
today we're watching Back To The Future for the first time!
time travel with a hint of sweet home Alabama...
hope you'll enjoy this reaction to Back To The Future!
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[@DanGamingFan2846]

Every moment is a set up, a payoff, or an integral part of a character arc, or an Iconic joke. A perfect script in every way.

[@CorrectFossa]

Plagiarizing KZbin comments is wild 💀

[@47imagine]

Are you the idiot who says the same thing on every BTTF video....get a life.

[@Cheepchipsable]

A tight script, but wouldn't call it perfect. The problem with that kind of script is the story becomes predictable.

[@frankleni6718]

@@CheepchipsableYes, but the point is that the future is already fulfilled and predictable.

[@gartrellliddell3806]

@@CorrectFossa Looks like somebody stole your comment from another reaction😂.. I mean every damn word, word for word like you would never see it..

[@draculimpaler4507]

My favorite gag in the movie was how originally it was Twin Pines Mall.....when Marty returns its Lone Pine Mall.....because he drove over the pine leaving the farm....always loved that subtle joke

[@alweighswright9510]

1:15 “if anyone falls in love with their relative in this movie” off to an excellent start lol

[@foljs5858]

"It's nothing special, the plotline is pretty straightforward" the plotline is considered a masterpiece, and the script is taught as such in film schools and film-writing classes. It's straightforward because every future development is accounted with a set up earlier - something extremely difficult to do. Most movies fail miserably with inconsistencies, plot continuity issues, half-done arcs left unresolved, and plot holes, but not this one.

[@milannesic5718]

That is not a good script. It is way too predictable. What's wrong with just having an events that are not connected to anything? You know, like in real life?

[@MrKeychange]

​@@milannesic5718I guess you would have turned the movie down as an actor. Excellent judgement.

[@LOSFOUFOUP]

@@milannesic5718 Because this is a work of fiction ? In a good fiction, every scene and dialogue has a purpose. It has to develop the plot, the lore, and/or the characters. That's true for litterally every type of fiction. Having an event that are not connected to anything is purposeless. Real life is purposeless. Fictions are not like real life, which is why we like them so much. I'd add that being straightforward and predictable does not make a fiction bad. As long as it stays consistant and that each scene has a purpose, then it's a good fiction.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

this is why it's a bad idea to do reactions on no sleep

[@juanausensi499]

@@milannesic5718 We have real life. All of us. If movies were like real life, that wouldn't be appealing.

[@videohistory722]

Fun fact: in the "Darth vader" scene, the original plan was to have actual Van Halen music playing, but Eddie was the only one who signed off on it, so they improvised. What you're hearing is just Eddie by himself playing a few solo riffs.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Says on the tape "Edward Van Halen", which I didn't catch till recently.

[@0okamino]

That little piece is called _Out The Window._ He recorded it as part of the score for the movie _The Wild Life_ released in 1984.

[@DaleKingProfile]

For #2 be sure to stop it when it says "To Be Concluded" to avoid seeing a trailer for #3. Also the part of Jennifer had to be recast for the remaining films because Claudia Wells was taking care of her dying mother

[@BigGator5]

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

[@videohistory722]

Doc took a chance on the letter because he knew the timeline had already been changed thanks to George standing up to Biff.

[@AlbertHuebsch]

The song that Marty was playing was playing is called The Power of Love by Hewie Lewis and the News. The actor who played the teacher that told Marty his band was to loud was actually Hewie Lewis.

[@videohistory722]

Thomas F. Wilson is a sweetheart in real life, and when they were filming the r*pe scene, he kept stopping to ask if she was okay.

[@ChirumboloFilm]

Watching the rest of the trilogy should be a priority, cause you’re gonna love it! Also, you’ve probably had your surgery already so I hope everything went well.

[@SophieLents]

It did go well! 🙏🏻

[@kristhomas4039]

@@SophieLents what's your ethnicity ?

[@stephanginther9051]

4:31 Fun fact, this dude (the one with the megaphone) actually *wrote* the song Marty's band was playing.

[@johankaewberg8162]

You foresaw the entire plot ahead, in a few sentences. Yet, watching it unfold is hugely satisfying.

[@alonsogallardoelmejorcient3568]

Yeah!!!! I've been waiting for this reaction for a long time! my favorite movie series :) I can't wait for you to see the other 2

[@DanielTate-wt9jt]

The teacher judging the talent show at the beginning of the film that tells them, "You're just to darn loud," is Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News. And the song Marty's playing is a heavier version of the song "The power of love," which Huey Lewis wrote for this movie. So it was a fun little walk-on part for Huey since it required him to criticize his own song.

[@littlesparrow303]

This trilogy is amazing!! One of my favorite movie trilogies from start to finish. I heard they could do a reboot but I hope not because this is a classic. Apparently the sequel wasn’t planned because the creators only planned on doing 1 film

[@StarkRG]

I could see doing a soft reboot, integrating the new into the old similar to what they did with Jurassic World. Even if it was crap (like Jurassic World), it allows the original movies to stand on their own.

[@wbj2000]

The guy who told Marty that he was too damn loud, was Huey Lewis, who was a very popular artist in the 80's and who wrote the song 'Power of Love' in real life.

[@zapster252]

This movie (and the other two parts of the series) are truly classics! You just can't go wrong when you react to a Steven Spielberg movie. The man is simply a magician of cinema! I really loved your reaction ! So funny! I wish you the best for your surgery (I'm "pressing my thumbs" as we say here) and that all goes well for you! Much love from Germany!

[@SophieLents]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@KidLatin27]

​@@SophieLentswell you know what I would like for you to do a reaction to it's ovier and company and g force trust me you'll definitely enjoy them whenever you get the chance to and love your videos as always hope you're doing well and take care.😊

[@JohnWelsh-oz3jz]

11:42 “You have a gun?!? I mean it’s America. Why am I so surprised?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chelnov5749]

I remember as a kid watching the speakers scene in the movie Theatre when they introduced the new THX sound system (New Sound technology was all the rage in the 80's) in movie Theatres. Me and everyone one in the Theatre saw that guitar Pick 's bling and brazed themselves for what was about to come, we Knew what THX was capable of. I watched this movie in my country of origin, Spain. but i know that this experience is international. An you were inside place!, there was no escape like taking the headphones of. Everyone felt that sound in their chests!.. Good times! :)

[@CaddyJim]

Einstein only went one minute into the Future so he jumped over that minute it was instantaneous. When they go back in time they jump over the 30yrs & it's instantaneous

[@bidwell13]

An interesting fact about this movie is Michael J Fox was in the middle of filming the tv show Family Ties when they were ready to start filming and they couldn’t get him and they really wanted him. The producers said to start with another actor and if Fox becomes available they will pay for reshoots. The first scene when Marty is walking in Docs lab is just someone on set. It isn’t Fox until you see him under the mess he made. Fox filmed Family Ties during the day and then they drove him over to Back to the Future set while he napped and did night shots then they drove him home for some sleep then back to Family Ties. On the weekends they did the day shots he was in. 7:07 they do a great job at setting up the story and showing the differences at the end. 8:02 the funny thing is she tells the kids all this then when Marty goes back in time he sees it wasn’t all true. 10:19 well if you travel a decent amount of time you will notice changes around you but what Doc is saying is it’s just like driving to a different place.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Sophie like always, love this movie its one of my favourites, and the trilogy is a timeless masterpiece. There are a cameo in this one, Huey Lewis and the News provided the song "Back in Time" to the Back to the Future soundtrack, which played during the film's credits. At the beginning of Back to the Future, Huey Lewis took on a nerdy persona in an uncredited cameo as a judge for Battle of the Bands. Marty's band "The Pinheads" played a hard rock cover of Huey Lewis and the News' "Power of Love," but were ironically rejected by Huey Lewis' character. And this was the first film role for Billy Zane While he played a bigger role than a short cameo, Billy Zane made his acting debut as Biff's friend Match in this movie and second. Keep up the good work.

[@0okamino]

Well, when they play their music, that hard rockin’ music, they like it with a lot of flash, but it’s still got that same old backbeat rhythm that really, really kicks ‘em in the… Look, I guess what I’m trying to say here is that the heart of rock & roll is still beatin’.

George is gonna have one hell of a trip when he watches Star Wars 22 years later.

[@nathan.brazil780]

04:30 The teacher with the bull horn is the lead singer of Huey Lewis and the News who sang the theme song for the movie

[@Jemini4228]

I actually gasped when your cute kitty made an appearance. Beautiful :3

[@nickperkins8477]

“Just fucked up somebody’s revolution.” 😅. Never thought of it that way before.

[@mgordon1100]

You know, Marty can't go back early to save him. If he did, then he wouldn't be traveling to the past. No reason because he's not running from the terrorists. Then he won't be there early to save the doc. It's all a paradox.

[@JiReyAnimation]

10:15 the point of time travel IS to not feel like any time has passed for you while it did for everything else. What Doc is explaining is that the time machine is able to get you to any time without having to wait a single second. Einstein didn't have to wait in limbo for a few seconds to travel a minute into future. He just did it instantly, and is unaware of it because... Well he's a dog and doesn't understand what time traveling is. XD

[@Texy88]

The ending about there something needing to be done by Marty's and Jennifer's kids was originally just a joke. When this film was made no-one knew that the film was going to be the phenomenal success that it ultimately was so there were at the time no plans for even one sequel, never mind the two that we would later get. Naturally, when _Back to the Future_ became this big megahit, sequels were inevitable, although the first of them would have to wait for another four years...

[@zoenoelle8844]

my biggest flex is that the day they travel to is my birthday, so i call this my movie 😅

[@cromwellpictures7546]

The Back to the Future trilogy is very fun to watch. It's so entertaining.

[@RobertSmith-rg1hx]

The Director Quentin Tarantino said Back To The Future is a perfect film.

[@asterix7842]

I love, when George is about to punch Biff, there's a split second where there's a look on Biff's face when he suddenly realizes what's about to happen.

[@Ze_Zi_Animation_Studios]

17:17 had me dying bro 😂😂

[@eurofalke6804]

8:00 Girls making the first move is absolutely the only way I would ever get into a relationship..well if it would ever happen 😅

[@dcmslife3772]

16:47 --- A NEW meaning of "Mommy" hahahaha

[@erina3456]

Michael J. A Fox voiced Milo in Atlantis - you def have a type, can't blame you ;)

[@nickperkins8477]

Yes. All of the actors play their characters at all ages in the movie.

[@robertshields4160]

The man with the bull horn telling Marty his music was too loud, is Huey Lewis. He's the lead of 'Huey Lewis and The News' and some of his music is used in the film. I never noticed this before but at 7:27 was Mrs. McFly looking toward her husband when she says, 'We all make mistakes in life.'?

[@bobbyquinting3918]

Albert Einstein theorized that moving back in time is possible and it is a 1 way trip. In his more humorous moments, he said "WHY?" If you go back in time you would not exist in the present.

[@donovandelaney3171]

I think Marty should go back and see his parents again.

[@ChristopherMoreno005]

I recently met Christopher Lloyd and he signed my Back to the Future Time Machine Hot Wheels toy.

[@SophieLents]

that’s so cool!

[@Ernie_Centofanti]

And you won’t be disappointed with Parts 2 and 3.

[@biguy617]

I met Christopher Lloyd and Thomas Wilson/Biff at comic con. I got their autographs.

[@mattx449]

The only reason you can predict the plot is because the writers left all the necessary bread crumbs. That’s just good writing.

[@milannesic5718]

It is way too predictable. What's wrong with just having an events that are not connected to anything? You know, like in real life?

[@mattx449]

Sounds like you don’t know what real life is

[@pastorbrianediger]

This is my favorite trilogy of all time. Nice quote of Doc at the end there. 😉

[@PikminandOatchi]

Forget a rock. Girl lived under a mountain

[@SophieLents]

I know…

[@IDLERACER]

😎👍 Just letting you know that the actor who played George McFly (Crispin Glover) went on to become one of the key voices in a really great animated film that came out 24 years later called "9" 😺 It's one of those movies that flies under everyone's radar because it wasn't made by a major studio, but I assure you that it's just about as good as anything made by Disney/Pixar or Dreamworks.

[@ronfehr7899]

When Marty and his band were auditioning for The Battle of the Bands, listen to the tune they were playing. It was The Power of Love, a hit by Huey Lewis and the News. Then look at the guy that tells them they're "just too darn loud." That guy was Huey Lewis.

[@SophieLents]

Wow nice!

[@samyheath8103]

My favourite movie

[@videohistory722]

Big thing goes unnoticed in this movie: George was bullied because he was left handed. Something that was still considered an abomination in the 1950s. He punched Biff with his left hand.

[@MGower4465]

Well, in fairness, Biff *was* holding his right arm in a joint lock at the time. But yeah, his handwriting is shown with him holding the pencil awkwardly with his right hand, as lefties back then would have been pressured to conform to a right-handed world.

[@sixstanger00]

The "not being aware of time traveling" has to do with Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity. In this case, there are two frames of reference: one from the time traveler's perspective, and one from the non-traveler. For simplicity's sake, let's say you travel 50 years into the future. The time machine works by opening a "tear" in spacetime. So as Doc says, you (the time traveler) "skip over" those 50 years and arrive in 2073 (50 years from today). So from your frame of reference, you'll see a bright flash and you'll now be in 2073. The trip was instantaneous. From everyone else's frame of reference (those of us who didn't go with you), we'll all have to wait the full 50 years before we "catch up" with you, and we'll then see you arriving in 2073. For you, you only just left 2023. For us, it's been 50 years. What's even more mind boggling is that you'd still be in your early 20s (the same age you were when you left), but all of your friends will be in their 70s!

[@jonhenke1504]

The guy with those huge glasses at the beginning who said that Marty's music was just too darn loud with the megaphone is the one who sings the song "The power of love" during this movie. That was Daryl Hall of Hall & Oates the singing group!!

[@captainofdunedain3993]

It's 80's Sophie! Different times different minds! George was also my fav too

[@Ilmatar101]

It's so interesting, seeing this movie with your fresh eyes. Today all narrative media seems to be about the unpredictability, the surprise, the 'spoilers'. Back then, movies were about the audience's expectations and fulfilling these expectations in a surprising way. Which Back to the Future manages supremely.

[@MrJSheller]

Lots of movies with predictable plots are good. Every Disney fairytale movie. When I went to see "Titanic" in the theater, a coworker joked that he did not want to spoil the movie but "something bad happens to the boat." The plot can be predictable, but if the writing is good enough you still get drawn into the story. Cute reaction. Hope your surgery goes well!

[@acts357]

Top100 best movies of all time material, no questions asked

[@FuzzyLogic77]

No idea how far ahead you are with recording but here is a minor spoiler prevention if you haven't watched the 2nd movie yet: When the "To be concluded..." text comes up at the end of the 2nd movie stop the video. The 2nd and 3rd movie were recorded and produced around the same time and the 2nd movie has a trailer for the 3rd one at it's end. No really big spoilers in my opinion but still. And all the best for your surgery and recovery.

[@SophieLents]

I wish I saw this comment earlier… already watched the 2nd one haha

[@OceanCat]

AH!! YES I LOVE THIS MOVIE!

[@Aurora-Welch]

I only Saw “Back to the future” Once as a kid. Never watched it again. I heard Micheal J Fox was in this. And I love Atlantis. I do remember The plot points of the film.

[@IDyce88]

no the florence nightingale effect is not exactly a hoax...more of a state of mind. it is a trigger that sets a person into a way of thinking and it's hard to change it afterwards. A nurse sees a patient wounded and she feels deeply sorry for him, she mistakes those maturnal protective feelings for love. Some times they can become quite creepy and weird but in this case that is not the way. But make no mistake it has happened in real life as well.

[@hay4664]

At the end of the 2nd movie before the credits they do a clips montage for the 3rd and it spoils a large part.

[@nicholasregan6526]

Anyone catch in the beginning, it was twin pines mall but at the end it became lone pine mall! LOL thanks to Michael J Fox driving into one of the pines in the past LOL I didn't catch this for many years! Love the reaction!

[@user-wn7bp1oh3k]

This is not the only thing that has changed in the background

[@Macdelaven]

It is simply entertaining to watch and doesn't need to be anything more than that. Nice reaction. Subscribed.

[@markr6245]

5:52 It’s hard to tell in this edit, but the movie marquee in the background is advertising “Orgy American Style”, which was a real adult film in the 70’s. The actor who starred in it was Buck Flower, who they gave a bit part to in this movie. You youngsters are spoiled. When we wanted to watch porn back in the 80’s you had to go to the theater and buy a ticket!

[@Clouda7xx]

I was waiting for this form you❤

[@eschiedler]

Far more time has passed since this movie came out until today (1985 to 2023 = 38 years) than the 30 years Marty went back in time. The movie itself is now a time capsule of the essence of the 1980's.

[@deedee4955]

i love you, Sophie, Your videos are funny and comforting. Thanks

[@DanJackson1977]

Its not a Spielberg movie, though he produced it. Its a Zemekis movie. Also... ya can kinda go wrong with a Spielberg movie... thats why no one has done a reation video for 1941... or Sugarland Express 😂

[@kaleemdin7963]

The guy wearing the 3-D glasses in the movie. His character's name is 3-D

[@agarven1]

Huey Luis is the singer of the song Power of Love in this movie. He has the role as the judge for battle of the band saying you’re too damn loud. He didn’t know what to call the song because of the title of the movie. He thought of the song and the studio liked the song for the movie. The clock tower is at Warren Brothers studios in Los Angeles California. The studio burned down but the clock tower survived. They had to rebuild the town buildings again but changed some fake buildings for the town in the studio. The movie Gremlins is filmed in the studio as well

[@chadatchison145]

Thanks for the video Sophie! :)

[@matthewcampos1774]

One of the all time best trilogies. Can't wait to see your reactions to the next two

[@jacobmylan9644]

I just came across your channel! Wow! Great reaction to an excellent movie. Subscribed!

[@redranger1976]

Whatever your surgery is, I hope you have a quick and easy recovery 🙏🙏🙏

[@SophieLents]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@williamjones6031]

1. The cranky principal Mr. Strickland/James Tolkan also played the ship's squadron leader in "Top Gun". 2. The teacher that tells Marty, "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis himself. (Heart of rock and roll, Power of love. etc. 3. Eric Stoltz was first cast as Marty, but he didn't play well with others and was fired. Some of his long shots are still in the movie. 4. The flammable material set on fire with the model exercise had to have been put there on purpose. 5. It's always fun to see how people react to the Marty and his mom car scene. 🤣 6. George McFly/Crispin Glover didn't like that the story ended with the family being prosperous. 7. IMVHO part II is the best of the trifecta. 8. If you want a first time/share of an OUTSTANDING movie, if you haven't already, where Christopher Lloyd plays the heavy, you must do "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".

[@Motius007]

Hearing you never watched Back to the Future as well as many animated films, makes me wonder; what movies did you watch as a kid? What were your "Kids movies" that like give you that feeling of being a kid again - for me it is definetly Back to the Future and Fast & Furious - I watched them all the time when I was sick at home

[@zimvader25]

Einstein wasn’t aware because from his perception it was instantaneous. Just like when marty goes back. One second he’s in one time, the other second he’s in another.

[@therockstar9259]

OMG Sophie this is my favourite movie of all time thanks for reviewing it 🥰🤗

[@elliotcontreras8540]

Merry Christmas Sophie lents

[@thomastimlin1724]

okay, Sophie, I'm in, you have a cat...we have two.😂. I'm 67. I saw this new in the theater in 1985. Ronald Reagan was President of the USA then. the line about him being President to the 1955 Doc was hysterical, he says "An Actor?!" That line got the biggest laugh from the audience because not everyone liked Reagan as history rewriters would have you believe. Also the rich guy in my area has a car museum and actually has a gray DeLorean...come to think of it, he sort of looks like Doc...that's scary...Also, I'd like to know where this 1955 girl who became his mother was when I was in high school..... I would have liked to take her to the submarine races...When I was a kid the Time Tunnel was a mid 1960's TV series...look it up you might like it. I was expensive to make and only lasted a year. 30 episodes or so.

[@JamesGilburt-lb7sg]

Hi Sophie, it's awesome you've started this iconic trilogy :) I love all 3 Back To The Future movies. Please react to parts 2 & 3 as soon as you can :)

[@gossguy7947]

Bttf is my favorite trilogy of all time. And somehow, your reaction made it even better! Btw, the guy with the 3d glasses is actually credited as "3-D". So you could argue that, because of his name, wearing 3d glasses is his...density

[@thejamppa]

What a perfect Christmas present for us!

[@SophieLents]

❤️

[@leif712009]

There was no sequel plans. The movie was such a hit that they decided to do 2 more. In interviews they said the car flying off at the end was something they would not have done if they knew there was going to be a BTTF2. This and the Indiana Jones trilogy are the best trilogies ever.

[@blueroninstudios]

"they're not making it hard to predict the future." Yeah, its kinda like they intentionally sprinkled all the breadcrumbs in the first half of the movie and made absolutely sure nothing went over anyone's head so that later when it comes up, the viewers are like "ooh! Ooh! I KNOW WHATS GONNA HAPPEN!" Heheheh. All dry sarcasm aside, some of the best movie scri[ts operate on the art of both plot convenience, and the writers are counting on the viewer actually paying attention. Makes it more fun and engaging.

[@ankoe0803]

This is a legendary movie! P.S. Please, watch the "Beowulf" (2007).

[@MKF30]

When the cat bit her or something haha. Interesting accent you have, not sure where you're from Belgium? Just a guess I'm sure I'm wrong lol but it's a nice accent! 😊Back to the future is awesome! Wait til you see the next two haha.

[@walthersorsa4847]

My favorite movie of all time. Great reaction Sophie and take care and stay safe 👍.

[@arraymac227]

'I figured, what the hell?' Glad you did that, aren't you?

[@philowens7680]

Love'd your philosophical and social comments. Also glad you enjoyed BTTF

[@winylowaryba]

I was 15 years old kid when it came. At this age you are not analyze. But, take things how they are. A specially 40 years ago, almost. And watching this movie at that time, no one used a word predictable. We just had a great fun.

[@americanswan]

I understand one is a classic, but I love two because of the whole mess and how they fix it.

[@artsysabs]

I would absolutely want to see my parents when they were younger, they’ve told some WILD stories I deff would never have been friends with their type 😂 I’m so lame compared to the stuff my parents have done by my age

[@kennyhogg5820]

There was a 3-d movie boom from 1952 to 1954. However it did use polarized 3-d (tinted glasses) not the red and green (cyan) 3-d. I assume they went for the red green glasses because it's more obvious they are 3-d glasses. Polarised would just look like sunglasses. However this approach in movies caused my parents generation to misremember they used polarized 3-d in the 50s. When I saw Jaws 3-d in high school I just assumed the polarized glasses they gave us was a new thing. To be fair they even tried to push it as new around 2010 when 3-d was revived with movies like Avatar. Polarized 3-d has been around since the late 1930s, but was never used on a large scale until the early 1950s boom. What 3d that did come out in the 40s only used the red green, because it requires no special film projector to use it. Why 3-d vhs used it in the 90s and 2000s.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Back to the Future is awesome! The script is absolutely fantastic, the casting is incredible, and the direction by Robert Zemeckis at his finest. The guy was literally Steven Spielberg in his prime back then. By the way, you should definitely check out Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Forrest Gump, both great films by Robert Zemeckis.

[@matsv201]

What about the 6 movies in the home alone trilogy?

[@nsasupporter7557]

Fun fact: Eric Stoltz almost played Marty, but he left the project because him and Robert Zemeckis didn’t see eye to eye on how the movie should be

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

My wife and I love these movies there really good

[@christopheryochum3602]

Your comment about Christopher Lloyd's expressions was right. He just has a perfect face for comedy. You're too young, but I watched one of the best sitcoms on TV when I was a kid, called Taxi. Christopher Lloyd played a drugged-out, but sweet-natured, cabbie among a cast of cabbies in New York. His Jim Ignatowski was one of the best characters ever in a sitcom.

[@andreadeamon6419]

Right!!

[@brianrobinson9618]

The soundtrack is by Huey Lewis! He was the judge that said "Your too loud"!