Back to the Future: Marty introduces his parents to each other

[@KC_Smooth]

Marty’s realization that father is afraid of people not liking his writing is similar to his own fear of people not liking his music band was so subtle but amazing.

[@9trogenta13]

I didn't realize it even until now. Thanks.

[@owens.studios]

"I don't know if I could take that kind of a rejection... jeez, I'm starting to sound like my old man.." - Marty earlier in the movie. And then George at 3:49

[@Doctor_Straing_Strange]

Yeah, the characters in these movies are really well done, especially the first one, where he and his father go through the same arc

[@lunarketchup8829]

@@Doctor_Straing_Strange especially the acting in the second where they had two of them.

[@antiracistbaby1085]

@@owens.studios I liked when America was white

[@justacuteonigiri]

"Maybe you were adopted" Doc was straight savage

[@zero-z4551]

That or he was trying tell Marty that he'll be ok.

[@IsaBella-ir4rf]

In the musical doc asks marty if looks anything like his mailman lol

[@volvofanatic1303]

Do you think he said maybe you were adopted because Marty is so different from George? Or do you think it was because of where George was being kicked? 😂😂😂😂

[@DJElectro-jt6sv]

​@@volvofanatic1303he said it because of how much different he is from his Dad, which is pretty funny.

[@tranqle73]

Funnily enough he meant it as a compliment; In the sense that “There’s no way you came from such a loser.” Obviously an insult to his dad, but also Doc saying Marty is at least somewhat cool.

[@monam5962]

Imagine having the ability to go back in time and see how your parents were like . It would answer a lot of questions and you'd understand them better .You'd appreciate them more and be more forgiving .

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

To be fair, he was more understanding to his Father, his mom tho, yeah I think he slowly sees her hypocrisy really, Lorainne talks about he never chased a boy or call a boy and guess what she did to "Calvin Klein"

[@dipsydoodle7988]

My kid would be horrified. So glad that's not possible. 😆

[@Nameless82284]

There's one huge problem, if your presents being cause a little bit of a problem, chances are you won't be born, even if you got your parents together at the end, there's a 1 in a trillion change you would be born and that's if they had in the exact same time you were originally conceived.

[@quirkofchance924]

@@GaiusIntrepidus that bit was pretty dark if you think about it. Where she says 'I never sat in a parked car with a boy' etc and it was implied biff sexually assaulted her in the car at the dance. So sure she was a but hypocritical, but also clearly somewhat traumatized

[@crimz_]

@@quirkofchance924 Someone said that Lorraine became an alcoholic because Biff sexually assaulted her in the car.

[@fresh_vanilla]

I love Doc's confusion with the word "heavy" and how he takes it so literally.

[@davidwillard7334]

The Docs idea of Heavy ! is , Planet Earth's ! Gravitational ! Pull !!

[@petegobeckli1386]

hello, Zuko here. Unless u were a JAZZ! musician in 1955, everyday people didn't use slang in High Schools. The 1960's & '70 & beyond were an entirely different animal.

[@PsyQoBoy]

Well Heavy means the gravity of the situation. Not the literal Gravity of mass. Though you might feel some weight on your shoulders which is also a metaphor.

[@Kelvinllovejr]

And the rhythmic ceremonial ritual. The way he words things is great

[@arnoldhernandez1910]

Things are heavy in the future indeed.

[@FlotsamCity]

Coming from someone who is 5'6, I've always loved how despite being 5'4, Marty was always ready to take on someone twice his size! That's another thing I've always admired about Michael J. Fox, he was never put in a box for that kinda thing. He just oozed this cool and confidence.

[@mwilliamshs]

Twice his size? Who in this film or even the series is 10'8"?

[@Samppa_linna]

@@mwilliamshs Cmon Forrest Gump, they didnt mean literally twice Martys size.

[@thelonewolf7443]

Bruh 🤣

[@mattr.1887]

I think the guy could be 5 times my size and I would still have the same reaction Marty did.

[@dropkickirish4449]

I’m a 6’, broad shouldered, square jawed, Army combat veteran built like a brick shithouse who also spent three years in hardcore NY juvenile detention, with 50+ total, AND won, street fights under my belt. The toughest dudes I’ve ever fought, CONSISTENTLY, were smaller guys, because you’re all so quick, with bony knuckles, and impossible to get my hands on. Being a “tiny” 5’6” guy automatically makes you a potentially better fighter than I ever have been, or could ever hope to be. You’re so much more powerful and strong than you may even realize… and that’s a goddamn shame. Be proud of your smaller stature, dude. There’s a ruthless brutality inside of you, but you just need to see it, and accept it.

[@drivenbypassion3634]

''What if she says no? I don't know if i can take that kind of rejection'' Same...

[@pustel]

Its a numbers game

[@danielhardman234]

wel, no is the second best thing they can say

[@commentor5479]

@@danielhardman234 Ah. Thinking positive!

[@danielhardman234]

@@commentor5479 the worst thing they can say is "eww"

[@TenshoWasHere]

@@danielhardman234 worst thing they can say is "i thought you were gay"

[@PiyushMaanDev]

The times when Michael J Fox was not going through crappy diseases. Hurts to see him go through such stuff. Great actor

[@keirboyko]

Great Canadian Actor.

[@RW77777777]

he shakes peoples sodas on purpose

[@billedwards6985]

When he made this movie he was working 80 hours a week may have been what made him sick

[@kingcamelot1395]

@@billedwards6985 Parkinsons is something inherited. He would've started suffering from it eventually, regardless of how many hours he was working.

[@CJLOVE23]

@@billedwards6985 You don’t get Parkinson’s from working too much honey

[@Xylarxcode]

I love how Strickland almost watches Biff physically assault Marty but as soon as someone throws a paper airplane, that becomes his new number 1 priority and he forgets about Biff completely.

[@ryancool-pq5vu]

He doesn't forget about Biff. His goal was to have Biff in detention. This is what happens in Back to the future two. He calls biff a slacker too.

[@leonelp9593]

Lmao that's true

[@demonking2526]

The truth is Strickland travelled back in time to discover that Marty is a slacker

[@benvandenten6782]

Sounds like modern teachers don’t you think?

[@mikesilva3868]

😎

[@obamashand4911]

Imagine how lucky Marty is here. If nobody threw that paper airplane, the principle would have questioned him and realized he doesn't have parents or a home to go to. Lucky bastard lol

[@huntinglightning3507]

Well, he would say he's living with his Uncle Emmett Brown as a quick excuse like he did with Lorraine when she followed him home.

[@obamashand4911]

@@huntinglightning3507 then again that would kind of distract him from his greater goal

[@purplepride94]

Plot armor

[@shashameowgaming8664]

I don’t think he even enrolled lol

[@mr.mcmemer7292]

What do you do with your hands i know what i do to mine 😏

[@Sai4651]

4:05 - 4:35 - This is such a brilliant scene, you can genuinely see Marty get pissed when he sees Biff groping his Mom like that. My favorite part about his character is that he's not afraid to fight back, I understand that the sequels focus on him learning to walk away from a fight, but there are some fights you don't walk away from.

[@MausOfTheHouse]

That's the message of the movies.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

Ulquiorra Cifer. yep. the bully bully 50`s!! bullies all thru that decade!!

[@nemesis5271]

Lea thompson & Thomas f wilson are great actors too

[@dr.davidwho4053]

I agree!👍🙂

[@Squicx]

Especially when he protects his family. The whole idea behind Back to the future was Marty’s love for his family and giving them a good and easy life

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

Even as a little boy watching this, I loved how Marty is so much smaller than Biff yet he doesn't flinch and is ready to throw hands. That actually helped a lot of kids my age growing up stand up for themselves. Seriously

[@armorpro573]

And did it work?

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

@@armorpro573 heck yea it worked. Marty was literally my hero from like kindergarten until like 4th grade. I never was a bully and I never allowed myself to be bullied.

[@armorpro573]

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Good for you then. Schools should reserve the right for victims to fight back.

[@MadamFoogie]

"Look! There's a rhythmic ceremonial ritual coming up." Man, I love Doc Brown.

[@puzzledhypnoshroom1004]

Who loves this movie without loving the Doc?

[@therealneji]

@@puzzledhypnoshroom1004 Who loves this movie without loving the movie?

[@jessicacurtis4199]

Weatish Rather Not Brown

[@AaronKaiMCDNLD]

he didn't called it "Falling in Love" he call it "Successfully Mate" it's like Doc only cares about science.

[@Dutch_man20]

I like how Doc says things in scientific terms/ways. Instead of describing Marty’s parents as hooking up, he describes it as “getting them to mate.” Instead of calling it a dance, he calls it a “rhythmic ceremonial ritual.” Such a funny part about his character

[@emirlsanchos6302]

It's 1955 Doc Brown. Back then, he had very little social contact with other people. The quitessential Recluse Scientist\Inventor, so it's his way of relating. Until he met Marty later in the 80s, and that's when he started using slang terms like "You're going to see some serious shit!".

[@DocPrime88]

I love this scene. Marty discovering something he has in common with his father. Brilliant acting from everyone.

[@hehhehhuhhuh7014]

Thomas F. Wilson is a genius. He doesn't get nearly enough credit for his great work in this trilogy.

[@anthonyhenderson3625]

He was also Zoey's gym teacher in an episode of Zoey 101

[@reptongeek]

He did get a Saturn award for Back to the Future Part III

[@hehhehhuhhuh7014]

@@reptongeek Great!

[@health4430]

He is 6'3 210lbs when it filmed

[@jujubee1290]

Tom Wilson is a funny comedian as well. Did great on the Bob and Tom show a while back

[@TheKarateKid2021]

None of this would have happened if Doc Brown hadn't invented time travel.

[@scarfreyy590]

That's why doc wanted to destroy the time machine in the second film

[@mr.businessman116]

No no no... Doc created it but marty change the status quo for his family and his parents

[@GreatBeyond74]

Heh heh

[@peterpiper831]

We wouldn't have this great trilogy.

[@josemariamorelos3956]

No.... ese Biff le media con el Sr. Striklend....???? I don’t remember

[@lanadr11]

The fact that Marty wanted to protect his mother from biff is so cute

[@IndigoIndustrial]

Assaulting a woman is a good way to induce flash rage in all her male relatives.

[@therandomdude6835]

Not just cute wholesome

[@jaypritchett6846]

*Wouldn’t you?!* I’m not that strong of a girl, but I’d still try to get that dude not to touch my mom!!! 😬 lol (That’s what my hubby’s for! He’s the toughest, and hottest, guy ever 😏❤️)

[@osamamanan2723]

I would. No matter how strong the other guy is.

[@LegacyKnight-zm6vz]

Never mess with a boy’s mama

[@mr.sidecomments9278]

Love how Mr. Strickland accurately depicts the way schools don't give a shit about bully victims and would even reprimand them after they've just been made fun of.

[@petegobeckli1386]

Mr Side Comments the 1950's was the BIRTH! of the teenager! REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE! PLAYBOY! the!CORVETTE! before the 50's, a teenager was a NOBODY! just waiting in line to follow the adults already ahead of em!

[@IndigoIndustrial]

Nevermind the (borderline indecent) assault in the cafeteria.

[@MikeyJMJ]

4:29 Marty's pushback felt genuine. He looked pissed lol

[@malonecapone2]

They don't make movies like this anymore

[@d1gps15]

It still, doc is willing make part 4 on. But don't know yet. They will start on next year.

[@KIRE_G_]

@@d1gps15 how u know?

[@1ofilee]

They’re done with BTTF and won’t reboot it

[@sj-237]

Yes they do. Most movies are crap, yes. But most movies were crap even back then.

[@rusampler1877]

They do whole animated tv shows now.

[@xxitactical_8723]

I love how doc, a scientist that everyone thinks is crazy and barely talks to anybody besides Marty. Still thinks George is a loser lmao.

[@TheSyconerd]

I guess it takes one to know one?

[@NyiPyaeSone]

@@TheSyconerd i wouldn’t call Doc a loser lmao dude literally invented time travel

[@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds]

@@NyiPyaeSone And almost killed Marty McFly.

[@Viceroy.]

I mean, he's a lab rat, but that doesn't involve him being a loser socially, he has the guts and knowledge to handle life, lol You can see that later on this movie when he bribed the officer, and mostly in the third movie when he saves McFly from Mad Dog Tannen or when he flirts with Clara, my dude is intelligent one way or another, sheesh

[@BenBanjo87]

Doc: Maybe you were adopted?

[@FilmcreatorsSuperPlushMario]

It's sad. Whenever I watch older movies like this I feel like with everyone being so sensitive nowadays jokes like that wouldn't be able to go through modern-day movies.

[@mrmeme9991]

What did his mother ever see in that kid

[@cla1814]

Looks like it since Marty is a midget 5'4 tall and his dad is over 6'1 foot tall.

[@razorionxvii638]

*Me as marty*: How could you say something so insensitive ;-;

[@davidwillard7334]

Pulled ! The Wrong ! Baby ! Out ! Of ! Hospital !!

[@starwarfan8342]

I love how nerdy and anti social Doc still thought George was a pushover.

[@iswiftyfox8997]

whats ur favorite star war?

[@arkay238]

Doc was not antisocial.

[@iswiftyfox8997]

@@arkay238 ye but do u really think a guy like him has many freinds

[@PiyushMaanDev]

@@arkay238 he means that Doc does not quite relate and interact with the society

[@coffeelover0876]

Lol, don't be smart racist not ever smart person is a nerd

[@kalorakalora]

Theres a rhythmic ceremonial ritual coming up Hahaha Doc, what a legend

[@joshuairwin2016]

This movie is an absolute masterpiece

[@ESPirits87]

they should've stuck with the first movie.

[@BlueBlur2003]

@@ESPirits87 wdym? The sequels were masterpieces too.

[@markmac2206]

@@ESPirits87 part 2 is better than 1.

[@mpa1931]

That's it I'm going to ask my crush "Will you go to the school rhythmic ceremonial ritual with me?"

[@newyittydg8064]

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[@newyittydg8064]

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[@thelonewolf7443]

Good one! 😂

[@BeansOnButter]

So how'd it go? Did they accept?

[@YowLife]

Did this feminine counterpart comply with your proposal?

[@rightuppercut1426]

The guy that wrote the script of this movie is a genius. Love this movie till the day I die.

[@reptongeek]

It was two guys Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale

[@55twintv39]

I will watch the film till the day I die too.

[@vorlux6354]

​@reptongeek Stephen Spielberg too he was an executive producer

[@av3nger949]

Marty's Dad does have relatively modern hair tho.

[@williamshaw9047]

Crispin Glover took it on himself to cut his own hair right before filming, hence the bizarre haircut. That was the beginning of the rift between him and the filmmakers. During the cafeteria scene, he was moving around so much in his chair, they threatened to bind him to it with gaffer's tape. He also refused to wear George McFly's yuppie clothes at the end because he didn't like that the movie ended with the McFly's being rewarded with material possessions like a BMW and nicer home furnishings; he thought Marty getting back home alive and having the love of his girlfriend was enough.

@@williamshaw9047 source?

[@Josmersuero]

@ litterally everywhere.

[@harperharper6343]

That's where they got it from, afi did it first... then ppl followed 😒 I hate afi

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

Yep. Just noticed. Georges hair from the back is very modern .

[@clutchtastic_]

1:09 her friend in green has a nice smile! I also love how they setup the dance scene way early in the film then casually have Doc walk in front of the poster.

[@xtreme2915]

I never knew Putin was a school principal.

[@mdf1429]

Тебя спас Путин, брат

[@sovietunionball1290]

оркестр "классика" интернационал

[@Godsecution]

That's strickland

[@like31000]

@@Godsecution That's r/whooosh

[@razorionxvii638]

LMAO

[@sriramramesh8203]

Strickland scolds Marty's dad for being bullied but doesn't do anything to the bullies lmao

[@lukelichtenthal5407]

Basically our education system in a nutshell.

[@robertcuterman2511]

yea. Strickland sucks.

[@Sharkie626]

I think Strickland was actually subtly encouraging George to learn to stand up for himself and fight back. Goldie Wilson told him more directly at the cafe.

[@an.7428]

@@Sharkie626 Yes, goldie advised george properly but strickland seemed really hateful even to just look at george lmao

[@whatsthisaboveme6064]

Heyy just like in real life

[@kobymmm8043]

Look how brave George is when he meets loren for the first time. It doesn't make any sense

[@kaliyuga1476]

Yeah

[@tolmie1141]

It's his Mom! Of course his instinct is to protect his mother!

[@corikublank]

@@tolmie1141 George is the father. Marty is the kid

[@delete---7593]

?

[@scl97]

Maybe he became more shy after that first meeting because she completely ignored his presence.

[@picturesarts]

Can't believe that no one even looked at Doc and Marty Anyone can just walk in the school and walk around!

[@kevinskipp2762]

Even back in the 80s and early 90s when I was at school, the security was very laid back. This is in the UK. Guaranteed I could go back in time and wander around my old school and if challenged it would be a genuine "can I help you?", nobody would be concerned as to why an adult was wandering around in the way they'd now be. Nowadays obviously you'd get nowhere near. Not school shootings over here, just other obvious worries. Not back then though. So there'd really be no issues at a 50s school or even in the "present day" school in 1985.

[@lomouche]

Im from the netherlands and we dont have any security (outside of closing hours) everyone judt strolls in

[@Kev24]

well even today in my school i doubt anyone would care they’d just assume they’re supposed to be there especially if one of them is someone who looks like a student

[@JacksonJDoyel]

Pre columbine

[@markmac2206]

@Birros Polanski solution to that school shooting problem: put a Strickland from alt 1985 in every school. "eat lead slackers!"

[@wandererkenshin7557]

This film is timeless and one of the greatest films Hollywood has ever released.

[@jonmoris9354]

I'm 45 but this trilogy is my favourite of all time, I could actually do the lines word for word by heart lol ....simply brilliant movies!

[@dukyssss]

One of the best movies ever made in history i totally have watched all the movies 5 time's in a row don't ever make a remake they're just perfect

[@TraceguyRune]

Oh the remake is coming, and you can bet your last dollar it's going to be spearheaded Disney

[@dukyssss]

@@TraceguyRune its not happening

[@paytonic1742]

I never understood why one of biffs goons wore 3D glasses lol

[@ESPirits87]

Because we didn't know what 3D was back in the 80s, i used to wear them in the 90s aswell because i liked the color.

[@NukeCaulfield]

@@ESPirits87 These scenes take place in the 50's.

[@davidplatt8308]

@@ESPirits87 does that hurts your eyes?

[@clubnubdub9079]

@@ESPirits87 i pretty sure there were 3d movies the 50s, could be wrong

[@ricomajestic]

@@ESPirits87 Everyone knew what 3d movies were back in the 80s! 3d movies have been around since the 1920s!

[@patatakap]

Marty Mcfly : Has his mom’s fighting spirit but is also self-conscious of his own talents like his dad.

[@haydenrodriguez4670]

God Michael J Fox was so cute.

[@ESPirits87]

keep it in your pants woman.

[@弘睿甫]

Isn't him a steamboat?

[@noname97q93]

He is 5'8, basically a manlet. So if you like dwarfs you got some problems young lady.

[@tracypollan5623]

@@noname97q93 so? what's wrong with that?

[@StankFoe]

@@noname97q93 not that five foot eight is really considered dwarf height, what's wrong with being attracted to someone with dwarfism?

[@amyartlover]

"Why don't you make like a tree, and get out of here?" I can't 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Michael-it6gb]

What's so funny about that?

[@amyartlover]

@@Michael-it6gb he got the saying wrong. You're supposed to say "why don't you make like a tree, and leave" as in "leaf" from a tree

[@Michael-it6gb]

@@amyartlover mhm, I get it now. Sorry im autistic.

[@amyartlover]

@@Michael-it6gb that's fine. Understandable mistake

[@alan112223]

@@amyartlover Thanks for this explanation) Russian guy who missed context for ages

[@zeroeffortmemes]

0:35 Fox's Canadian accent slips with the "sorry" pronunciation

[@Citizen2047]

Sounds the same to me

[@eldoradolou]

I never noticed that before. Good catch.

[@paulopirondi630]

4:36

[@paulopirondi630]

The

[@paulopirondi630]

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[@VirreFriberg]

Love how nobody bats an eye at a strange older man in the hallway

[@ricomajestic]

They probably thought it was Marty's father!

[@joehamlet7576]

It's the 1950s. People still had respect for older folks and would not have thought it to be out of line.

[@aeroga2383]

If this were a modern movie, they'd have a bigger hallway for visitors to more comfortably talk to students with instead of being in everyone's way

[@DuckInGameStop]

especially when he starts yelling to a student about his mother being in love with him

[@raj-nd6kz]

ehh they might just think he's a teacher or something

[@OfficerDoofyInTown]

IMO the best thing about all this was the fact that Marty was ready to throw punches with Biff. Being only half of Biff's size he still stood his ground and was ready to go all out. What a boss.

[@LegacyKnight-zm6vz]

Probably small in the grand scheme of things but I love how Marty doesn’t hesitate to defend his Mom from Biff. He was really ready to throw hands with the biggest bully in school

[@KennyG881]

Doc actually looks like a normal guy with a hat on.

[@IainG81]

Funny how Thomas Wilson gets much bigger parts in the next two movies, a great actor. The fact he made up most of Biffs sayings himself is even better. "Make like a tree....and get outer here'"

[@jacobwiles547]

I thought it was hilarious how Emmett just blended right in with the crowd.

[@anthonyhenderson3625]

Christopher Lloyd after this movie trilogy masterpiece portrayed a bad guy.In Dennis The Menace ,he was Switchblade.In Baby Geniuses,he was Dr.Heep , Kathleen Turner's sidekick but I didn't notice him in that movie,In Cyber chase he was the voice of Hacker .Oh and in Paranhaa(2010) and Paranhaa 3DD(2012)he was Mr.Goodman

[@thelonewolf7443]

Don’t forget he played Judge Doom in the legendary movie “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” also directed by Robert Zimekis.

[@hinecaswell3884]

I can still keep watching the movie on rewind for days and days on end honestly, and besides who couldn’t ?

[@madmanjoe1002]

To this day I still call any dance a "rhythmic ceremonial ritual". 🤣

[@wookiecommander4554]

As weird and kinda messed up it is that his mom is into her it kinda makes sense I mean. He’s a combination of her and the guy she married so seems somewhat logical.

[@isaiahromero9861]

Sigmund Freud was right I guess 💀

[@delilasloan8914]

I thought so also..she's drawn to Marty but confused as to why, she feels it must be a romantic thing and it's really not.

[@oldsoul4699]

I can appreciate despite the situation he was looking after his mom.

[@JasperF12]

Lol best movies series ever. MAYBE YOU WERE ADOPTED :)

[@jeremyhopwood5822]

I like how Marty Mcfly does not care about how big Biff is and is ready to fight him any way!! He probably showed millions of kids how to stand up to a Bully!!

[@helenaeclipsae5710]

Greatest movie of all time! His own mother in love with him and to save himself he needs to make her love his father. Greatest idea ever!

[@Jack-og7yg]

“Maybe you were adopted?” LOL

[@hectorlopez1069]

I think he was adopted.

[@boss2654]

4:31 Damn, Marty was ready to throw hands and didn’t even care how big biff was.

[@z-past1454]

0:36 Ah he said “sorry” in his canadian accent

[@danielriolo1841]

Yeah that's what I was thinking

[@FUBUKAMII]

3:14 Back then I see this scene as just random scene, but now after writing stories on my own, i understand him for being scared of being criticize

[@cuauhtemocmorisco3493]

Theirs a rhythmic ceremonial ritual coming up!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wewokakid3379]

Crispin Glover....every scene a Master Class Acting 💎...he completely & for all cinematic space time continueum nailed the 1955 & 1985 George Mcfly...!!!

[@JasonMamoa-ee2fl]

Part of why I fucking loved this movie is Marty was the complete opposite of George. He may of showed fear like his Dad but he never was afraid to stand up for himself. He pushed through that fear. This movie is a masterpiece

[@Treatyee]

Marty: Whoa this is heavy Doc B: there's that word again, heavy. Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the earth's gravitational pull? Lol. This kind of tiny detail that shows the different cultures of the differents timelines is what makes Back to the Future great.

[@nevilleabbott2330]

Also notice how even though biff is a tough bully, he still has respect for the authority of the school and his elders

[@ShadowBanned0]

There is gold mine to dig in 50s school life, but producers don't know it yet. I'd love to see more from this era.

[@LegacyKnight-zm6vz]

BTTF is the only movie you can watch over and over again and it’ll still keep you on the edge of your seat

[@proxetic]

I love the late kids in the back just running

[@drakke125Channel]

Its funny as hell seeing Marty push and hit back immediately before the bully is in the middle of a monologue and the bully didn't expect it.

[@mosab643]

I remember when I was a kid they aired this movie on national TV in Pakistan, during Eid. This whole dynamic between him and his mother made people's heads spin. My parents thought it was one of the most immoral movies ever made.

[@bharatmatakijay3449]

0:21 'Jesus, didn't that guy ever have hair?' Such an underrated comic line, I literally laughed out loud, when I saw it first time😂

[@amberschannel4709]

Best movie ever, can't believe all they went threw to get this movie in the making. Then to have turn around after months of shooting to fire the actor, and go above and beyond to get Michael J Fox 🦊 to play this part only. The hoops they went threw! Glad they did, it was a super ass winner !

[@hylash5444]

Man, watching this movies I never really appreciated how much of a great actor Thomas F. Wilson is...

[@jdao1203]

4:41 lol I don’t know why I laughed at that smile biff did but it looks pretty funny 😄

[@shaym.9737]

The way Michael J Fox just has that look of slow rage building as hes being bullied. It looks so real

[@cybergothika6906]

I love how doc's looks like an alien god studying humans, while pretending to be a human. Some sort of social form of interaction = date. Rhythmic ceremonial ritual = prom.

[@UliPonBoi]

The best Doc's prhases in this part: - Why are the things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull? - Look! There's a rythmic ceremonial ritual coming up

[@goldsomeone]

plot twist: marty actually was adopted edit 1: incoming fire war

[@benjaminpesina4649]

gold yes..yes he was

[@lafemmecachee]

But then he wouldn’t have almost disappeared if his parents didn’t get together.

[@BiggityB]

@@lafemmecachee It’s a joke how do you not understand it

[@lafemmecachee]

Tox1c Knight139 I know it was a joke but it still doesn’t work as one for the above stated reason.

[@65firered]

Nothing happened.

[@lostintime8651]

I had forgotten how much I like this movie

[@whiteheatable]

Father Mcfly is the greatest nerd character of all time!

[@ThePlaton20]

I love this film because it shows that Marty's parents lives were WAY more interesting and complicated in ways that he cant even begin to understand yet. That's the real magic of this movie.

[@adrianschaeuffler7513]

Damn the writing on this movie. Somebody named George writing stories about sci-fi? Reminds you of anyone? *cough* George Lucas *cough*

[@lukelichtenthal5407]

Not a bad observation. Especially since later on when Marty pretends to be an alien in order to persuade George to ask Lorraine out, he calls himself Darth Vader.

[@Ajthelizard1100]

@@lukelichtenthal5407 but he also hints at Star Trek as well

[@davidwillard7334]

Strange ! That ! Mc Donald ! Fly ! Isn't ! Lucas ! Though !

[@adrianschaeuffler7513]

@@davidwillard7334 We got Sherlock fucking Homes here everybody. What i was hinting is that it is a reference to George Lucas, not that BTTF George is George Lucas himself

[@davidwillard7334]

@@adrianschaeuffler7513 Scary !

[@lordalessan]

Fun fact: When Eric Stoltz was still Marty, he used method acting. The scene where Biff pushes him and Marty pushes back, Thomas F. Wilson was scared of how Eric pushed hard and even bruised his ribs.

[@paragon1466]

It was at that point Marty stood up to biff that I realized that guy is my idol

[@JacX1]

I love how a random adult(Doc) is just.. freely roaming the school without any supervision. The 50's where a trip. 😂😂😂

[@andrewomahony9260]

I love how Strickland has one word to describe everyone on the planet.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Slacker

[@hectorlopez1069]

He calls everyone in his school, Slacker.

[@slybowartemize-plays3298]

Biff: "make like a tree and get out of here" *Biff proceeds to leave*

[@trevorthornley8835]

*slaps "leave! Make like a tree and leave! You sound like a damn fool when you say it wrong!"

[@thelonewolf7443]

Alright then leave/leaf! …and take your book with you.

[@belkYT]

Biff proceeds to leaf

[@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds]

@@belkYT *Biff and Marty fighting each other*

[@dxxgx6713]

2:40 George only lifts his head when "Lorraine" comes up, the girl he spies from her window xdxd

[@HuskyQueenWarrior]

"Maybe you were adopted" still makes me laugh! Also, apparently MJF was 23 while shooting this movie. Yet he still passes eerily well for a teenager.

[@Redneck_Technophile]

1:44 SWEET HOME ALABAMA

[@darrenhickey7062]

I love Skinhead and 3-D's reactions after seeing Mr.Strickland they just pretend to talk😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@summero.2377]

I’ve always loved that crazy laugh after the airplane 😂😂

[@Matty18795]

"why don't you make like a tree and get out of here" Works so well because even though he says it wrong nobody dares to laugh at him.

[@ronanmaceda1080]

i love the reaction of Strickland when a paper plane flew pass him, hahahahhaha

[@logan_wolf]

4:52 You can tell that Marty wants to correct him so badly, but decides against it with a barely audible sigh.

[@aaronriddle4672]

Yeah it’s make like a tree and leave🙄😂

[@Calibeachgtl1024]

Love the paper airplane! Classic

[@leandro4552]

2:12 Did Doc almost say what the f$#@? 😂😂😂

[@waynemacfarland1546]

I love how Strickland steps in to break up the fight between Marty and Biff, but when a paper airplane sails over his head, he walks off to see who threw it, forgetting about Marty and Biff completely. Both were lucky that time. If it hadn't been for that paper airplane, Strickland probably would've questioned Marty and found out he had no parents or a home to go to. Even Biff knew that his goose was cooked when he saw Strickland glaring at him. Strickland would've had any excuse to give him a detention. Lucky bastards!

[@wsjustice]

"A rhythmic ceremonial ritual" 😆 As many times I've seen this movie I never thought about that line before. Great juxtaposition of the "fish under the sea dance" line.

[@tuli0hwut78]

The bell is the same one you hear during Biff’s biography in the second BttF movie

[@iceyplayz3388]

“Look! There’s a rhythmic ceremonial ritual coming up!” It literally says dance right there. 😂

[@JustSomeGuyWhoisLost]

Marty would literally fight his father's bully lmao.

[@joeofmacabre07]

Who wouldn't? I mean you could also have drove your fist through someone's face when he/she harasses or assaults your dad or mom.

[@Lordtariq4233]

Wish I too have a friend like Dr.Brown and travel back in time (august 09, 1995)and save my dad from dying.