Back To The Future Part 3 Might Be My FAVORITE FILM In The Franchise!!! *Reaction/Commentary*

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[@jessetorres8738]

In case anyone is curious, $80 in 1885 would be the equivalent of about $880 in 1985 & about $2,460 in 2023.

[@richardfarris2227]

Interesting info. This is sort of similar: I read one time that in the year 1900, an ounce of gold would buy you either a really nice man’s suit or a horse and that it basically still will today. Pretty cool

[@jamescheddar4896]

sort of. the economic infrastructure wasn't there yet so most of your equity would have been in trade items like crops etc.

[@glennwelsh9784]

True, $80 was worth a lot more back then. But even without inflation, it's totally on brand for a Tannen family member to be such a petty asshole that he'd kill someone over a relatively small amount of cash. This was also the Old West, an era where lawlessness and guns were ubiquitous. It was the kind of timeframe when a Tannen can literally get away with murder with ease.

[@jessecortez9449]

​@@richardfarris2227I've seen it go as far back as Ancient Rome. An ounce of gold would buy a Roman soldier his uniform. Really shows why gold has been the standard for about five thousand years.

[@gerhen4505]

As they say. Only gold and silver are money. Everything else is just credit.

[@DanGamingFan2846]

Michael J Fox was apparently left unconscious while filming Marty's hanging scene. Fortunately, he was rescued just in time by Robert Zemeckis, who realised that Fox's acting looked TOO realistic.

[@anthonygibbs-gv7qp]

I remember hearing about that so glad Robert zemeckis realised thatv godbless them both

[@3DJapan]

He thinks that's related to his Parkinson's disease.

[@uksoloz]

Wasn’t it the horse dragging him ? Either way ya shame what happen to the guy over the years couldn’t of happened to a nicer person 😩

[@Lupinemancer87]

@@anthonygibbs-gv7qp Why would you taint such a kind gesture by asking the evil and horrible "god" to "bless" it? That's so mean of you.

[@anthonygibbs-gv7qp]

@@Lupinemancer87 i meant in that dcene that Michael j fox was actually coking when being hung the director of the film noticed that he wasn't acting so he saved Michael j fox so i m glad the director aaved him and im glad Michael j fox survived and is still with us this what i was trying to say so u have got me all wrong

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

This trilogy is evidence that it is never a bad thing to end a franchise strong, with people wanting more rather than milking it and releasing disappointing sequels. A good filmmaker should know when to end the story

[@theshamurai32]

I remembered hearing rumors that they had a reboot in the works a few years ago. So glad that was either fake or didn't come together.

[@thelazygamer1639]

​@@theshamurai32 As long as Zemeckis is alive, there won't be anything he doesn't approve of. He approved of the TellTale game and the LEGO Dimensions Collab if I remember correctly.

[@rockero1313]

A M E N

[@rockero1313]

@@theshamurai32 and I hope they never do

[@rockero1313]

@@thelazygamer1639 also the animated series

[@glennwelsh9784]

Marty using the boiler door as an improvised bulletproof vest was foreshadowed in Part 2 when Alternate 1985 Biff is watching the Clint Eastwood western A Fistful Of Dollars. Clint's character does a very similar thing, so Marty using the fake name "Clint Eastwood" in Part 3 further sets up this reference.

[@johnkelly90]

And Doc shooting the noose is a reference to The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

[@SlamminGraham]

It's also a callback to Doc's bulletproof vest in Part I.

[@FatLittleButterfly]

@@johnkelly90 Or is The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly referencing the past when a blacksmith shot the noose xD

[@johnkelly90]

@@FatLittleButterfly well…TGTBATB isn’t shown on screen beforehand… so perhaps you’re right… that Doc altered history and it was born.

[@ChristiansPlaymo-Ecke]

@@FatLittleButterfly I salute you, Sir!

[@jessetorres8738]

While there wasn't a 4th Back To The Future film, there was a short lived cartoon series that takes place after the 3rd film. The premise was Doc Brown & his family settle in the present, Marty is now in college, & they still have adventures time travelling. Each episode started & ended with a live action segment of Doc Brown talking into a camera held by Clara, & the series gave Bill Nye his acting debut then he got his own show after the cartoon was cancelled.

[@Johnadams20760]

there was also a game made by bob gale (writer of this movie) and someone literally went through. took out all the extra stuff and made btf 4 and 5 :)

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I imagine "Doc" Brown would approve of the arc of Mr. Nye's career.

[@charleslee8313]

I feel that the ride was part 4, and the series was part 5.

[@hashtagPoundsign]

I remember the Cartoon and the McDonald’s toys.

[@marcusfridh8489]

Channel awesome did a "what if..." Episode of a BTTF4

[@Johnadams20760]

the way they did the train is they built a 1/4 scale model of a full train, flung it off a cliff and had cameras everywhere to not miss it

[@leftofpunk]

And the full size is at Universal Studios in Orlando.

[@poolhall9632]

The three old timers in the saloon are legendary western actors Dub Taylor, Harry Carey, Jr., and Pat Buttram.

[@PhilBagels]

They also do the voices of the cartoon bullets in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

[@thefallenfaith1986]

One of them was on the show Green Acres. I watched that show as a kid in the eighties and nineties. It was s very strange sitcom.

[@filthycasual8187]

@@thefallenfaith1986 Strange, but funny as hell.

[@donferoce5652]

@@thefallenfaith1986 That was Pat Buttram, he's unmistakable. Bullet one in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", voiced many characters for Disney, most notably the Sheriff of Nottingham in Disney's animated "Robin Hood".

[@jessetorres8738]

In my opinion, Back To The Future is the most consistent movie trilogy, at least in terms of quality, which is ironic because it breaks the key rule of a trilogy of essentially doing the same story 3 times, yet it works given the motif of history repeating itself. Look at all of the elements that appeared in all 3 films: Marty saying "This is heavy" & Doc Brown saying "Great Scott," Marty hitting his head & waking up with a version of his mother taking care of him, Marty walking into a diner & encountering a Tannen as well as a Strickland, a chase scene in the town square & Marty almost crashing into a vehicle, a Tannen crashing into manure, a scene where a character wears a bullet proof vest, pictures/documents changing, Marty being called "chicken," & of course the entire clock tower scene all appear in each film.

[@godmagnus]

People using an expression multiple times doesn't have anything to do with history repeating itself. Even Superman used to say "Great Scott" on a regular basis. I'm sure Bill and Ted said "excellent!" long before they started time traveling.

[@DlcEnergy]

They all have the same bad guy with a gang. They all have Marty play a shooting game. The 3rd slightly changes it up since Marty didn't use the "What's that!?" trick or get on a skateboard and actually got caught this time.

[@antkemp]

LOTR

[@SonicPlayer2004]

@@DlcEnergy I don’t remember Marty playing a shooting game in the first movie.

[@DlcEnergy]

@@SonicPlayer2004 Oh yeah... That is strange though i almost feel like the one in BTT2 was a callback to doing it in the first movie. But i'm obviously wrong. Damn i'm having a Mandela Effect moment. lol

[@noneya3635]

lol what is more adorable than Ange shouting “TOOT TOOOOOT!” 😻

[@vlonewolfv]

That's part of the beauty of this series since it was not originally planned as a trilogy. The second and third movies do such a great job of setting up Marty's "Chicken" arc, you don't even realize it wasn't in the first movie at all. And another note, this movie speaks to the difference between child and adult me. When I was a child, I was sad that Doc's gift at the end wasn't the Hoverboard. As an adult, the picture is the perfect gift. haha

[@modarkthemauler]

"The friends we made along the way."

[@EternalDensity]

I presume Doc had to scavenge the hoverboard for parts

[@EScoglio]

I've seen a lot of people take issue with the "chicken" stuff saying that it comes out of nowhere, but the 1st movie does show Marty as being a bit of an impulsive hothead. Like tripping Biff and punching him in the cafe or at the school, him walking up to Biff and getting physical with him. So while the "Chicken" aspect wasn't there in the first movie, that characteristic did exist already in Marty.

[@tigerbread78]

​@EternalDensity Exactly, he reverse engineered the hover tech for the train

[@vlonewolfv]

@@EScoglio Super agree. That is exactly why it works so well. While it wasn't set up it still is completely in line with what we know from Marty in the first film. That's just great writing.

[@devous987]

Keepin it real with the George McFly laugh.

[@bensneb360]

Doc and Clara are SO adorable in this movie

[@seancase2746]

11:30 actually, it’s a two-movie learning curve… Marty’s reaction to being called “chicken,” like Doc’s love of the Old West, is introduced in the second film.

[@InterdimensionalCowlick]

The clocktower scene was so well done they put it in all three movies.

[@leffew2000]

Plus downtown Hill Valley was also used as the town square in "Gremlins".

[@theevilbeard]

Marty using the door to the stove is a nod to A Fistful of Dollar starring Clint Eastwood, the pseudonym he was using.

[@DougRayPhillips]

Yes. In Part 2, Marty saw that scene on TV because Alt-1985 Biff had it onscreen while he was in the hot tub with the bimbos. Eastwood explicitly gave permission for his name etc to be used in these films. When Marty comes out of the bathroom at the Drive-In in the red Howdy Doody cowboy outfit, the posters on the wall are for two early Clint Eastwood bit part movies.

[@jessetorres8738]

1 of the creators of the trilogy said in an interview several years ago that because Marty wasn't in the car crash at the end of the 3rd film, it caused a chain reaction/butterfly effect of events that resulted in a new 2015 different from the 1 Doc Brown took him & Jennifer to in the 2nd film. Additionally, he stated the reason why Doc Brown didn't just tell Marty about what his future would be like/the events that lead to his kids getting arrested was that he wanted Marty to learn to not be so easily intimidated by others & learn to stand up for himself, which is what he did to Needles by refusing to race him & thus not getting in that car accident. So, the way I see it is that over the course of these 3 films (which from Marty's point of view was less then 3 weeks) not only did he help his parent's improve their lives in the past, but he matured as a person in the present to become successful in the future.

[@Imabassplayer2]

In the Part 2 we learn that Marty injured his head and was left unable to play the guitar. Which lead him to the office job with Needles that eventually lead to Marty being fired. Which was all caused by him crashing into the Rolls at the end of Part 3. So by not crashing into the Rolls he never sustained his life changing injuries that leads him to the office job, which leads to the firing. All that because he decided not to race Needles. Now that is genius writing and closes the chicken arc beautifully. It is subtle and does require some thinking but I think it makes it better. The writing in all three parts have been outstanding along with the attention to details like renaming locations. One of the greatest trilogies hands down.

[@Mackmicheals]

Tbh it was all over a Friday and Saturday but yes to Marty about 3 weeks.

[@larrybremer4930]

@@Imabassplayer2 I love in BTTF how twin pine mall becomes lone pine mall because Marty ran over one of the two pines in his escape from the barn in 1955. There are so many such small details in the whole trilogy. The only flaw in the story I ever ponder is why it would have been so hard for doc to refine some gasoline in 1885. By 1885 oil was already a commodity along with distilling kerosene from coal so the chemistry needed to make a few gallons of gasoline in 1885 should have been within Doc's skillset.

[@Lupinemancer87]

Technically, isn't the driver of the Rolls Royce at fault? When you enter a lane from a sideroad, you are the one who has to make room for the cars driving on that lane. Sure Racing is not ok, but you can't just enter a road with oncoming cars without making sure they pass first.

[@KarlJeager]

@@Lupinemancer87 That is an interesting question, but since Marty would probably be speeding and definitely be committing the crime of street racing they might both be considered at fault but possibly be looked at quite differently for legal punishments (particularly considering the Rolls Royce driver likely has more money for legal representation) and physics doesn't care who is at fault when it smacks objects into fragile bodies at high speeds.

[@pdecker]

All the inside jokes in the third are great. Did you notice the manure cart was owned by A. Jones? The Jones family has lived off manure for generations. Funny too how Doc and Marty switched at times say, "Great Scott!" and "Heavy!"

[@nachoman408]

Also the Statler family has been in transportation since then too

[@nanoswarm7444]

I like how well all the movies interconnected with each other. To where it feels like 1 big story, rather than 3 separate movies

[@danielvondenstein498]

Exactly! I made an edit of the 3 movies so it plays as one continuous ~5:20 movie. Since scenes overlap between the end/beginning of all the movies it only takes a few well placed cuts/trimming out the intro credits of 2 and 3

[@Mono_619]

Rees's love for trains was amazing lmao, and also I gotta say that the little kid wanting to go to the bathroom at 22:30 still makes me laugh, poor kid tho

[@CaddyJim]

Using the stove door as a bullet deflector is not a call back to the first movie but the second movie when Biff is in the jacuzzi watching the Clint Eastwood movie

[@Galiant2010]

The editor/train bit was really great. I love how you can have a conversation through time via the editing process lol. And the animations are fun. 3 has always been my favorite. But I'm not really a western fan, so I'm not sure why. I think it's just because it ties the story up so nicely.

[@autohmae]

editing is like time travel 🙂

[@aetonazniel70]

this final movie actually got somewhat continued into a cartoon series about doc and his family in the train. Also this third one was also my fave

[@venerandoalamaresjr.8910]

And basically gave birth to Bill Nye the science guy 😅

[@stevenmacknight9960]

Where can I find that cartoon series?

[@galaxydeathskrill5607]

@@stevenmacknight9960Peacock or fuboTV.

[@crouchingdonny]

@@stevenmacknight9960 saturday morning 1991

[@theogrebert4610]

16:59 I don't know if it was on purpose but Reese's "I like trains" made me think of Tomska's asdf movies's one, so I was fully expecting a train to come on the screen and crush him and Ange 😂

[@Codametal]

The absolute best trilogy storytelling ever. First movie was about Marty. Second movie about Biff. Third movie about the Doc. This way of storytelling gives you three linked movies in the same universe with the same characters but each one feels new because tbe focus of character develpment changes. It gives the audience avfresh perspective while learning more about a different character. Just awesome. Great reaction, Ange, really enjoyed it.

[@thegeekoutgirl]

0:30 Been going thru a rough time in my life atm and I've been neglecting myself so I didn't notice that my mood and mental state was slowly getting worse. Once I started regularly sleeping, eating, taking long hot showers, and doing all nice stuff for myself, I definitely felt better. Don't underestimate the importance of self-care.

[@sashmiel6566]

I still use "Better run, squirrel" when the opportunity presents itself

[@johnsensebe3153]

So, the thing I noticed for the first time watching your reaction to the first movie (and I saw the trilogy when it was first in theaters, so it's taken a while) is that the "matter of eighty dollars" in this film parallels the original version of Biff crashing George's car and spilling his beer in the first movie.

[@18Rada89]

The editor's train subplot killed me 😂

[@The_Kiosk]

The Saturday morning cartoon came after this was released, along with a comic published by Archie Comics. The show had a new DeLorean as well as the train, marty still had the hoverboard, the DeLorean could also set destination location as well as date, and the sons Jules and Verne had adventures. The episodes were bookended by live action doc brown skits with Homer Simpson voice actor Dan Castellaneta as Doc. Christopher Lloyd himself voiced the animated doc brown, and if i recall correctly, i think billy west did marty.

[@dakkarnemo1094]

As a person who loves train, I connect to Reese on multiple levels.

[@daniellerobbins6503]

The third one is also my favorite. I love how it wraps everything up and ties it with a pretty little bow with Doc getting a family.

[@ajarvie01]

Shout-out to Rees, i loved your commentary and editing in this it was hilarious in the best ways 🤣

[@cidiracing7481]

Trains are cool and especially old steam locomotives, can't argue with the reasoning why BttF 3 is their favourite movie. :D

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

this is my favorite of the trilogy, because it focus on my favorite character, the doc ❤ the first movie is about george, the second about marty, and the third about doc

[@1515cci]

The prelude to the moment before Doc and Clara dance was borrowed from a scene from the Western movie “My Darling Clemtine” (1946) where Wyatt Earp nervously asks Clementine to dance with the latter, prior, encouraging him to do so. About around the 3 minute mark: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoWmk4qrZrWbgrcsi=4UDjUDo5wUmcJJod

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

Part III might just be my favorite too. What did I tell you, Ange? You were in for a real treat with this trilogy!

[@linkfromhyrule5504]

You'd think Doc Brown would remember that he dressed Marty in that ridiculous cowboy outfit, since it was him in the past that did it. Mary Steenburgen(Clara Clayton) was in another time travel movie in 1979 called, _"Time After Time."_ You should do a reaction to that movie.

[@flpndrox]

In his defense it was 30 years ago for him.

[@tasnica2438]

Also, I don't think time travelers have their memories of events changed. So the Doc in 1885 would only remember the version of events in 1955 where he successfully sends Marty back to the future and then doesn't see Marty again for 20+ years. Otherwise, they could have literally solved the problem by telling 1955 Doc to not piss off Bufford Tannen way down the line. Or, heck, to just keep extra spare parts in the Delorean.

[@bobbuethe1477]

Marty has no memories of growing up with a confident dad and an affluent family. But there obviously was a Marty in that timeline. So what happened to him and his memories? Was he erased from existence?

[@christopherbowers7236]

@@bobbuethe1477 yeah pretty much, so did all his 'original' family, Biff, and original Doc. and probably half of their school. as far as we can tell biff only killed George mcfly, but Doc and marty wiped out a BUNCH of people from existense

[@linkfromhyrule5504]

@bobbuethe1477 Good question. Unless that Marty went to occupy the original Marty's life because he did nothing to help his father, and just let things happen like it did in the original timeline.

[@Grey-Honey-Badger]

Actually, the vest was a callback to the second movie where Biff is watching Clint Eastwood's " A Fistful of Dollars"

[@TheDancerMacabre]

She was talking about Doc Brown wearing the vest with the Libyans

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I entirely agree with your cold-opening health advice, Ange. Seems like a lot of the secret to happiness is training your mind to recognize and interpret those bodily signals.

[@bobbuethe1477]

Mary Steenbergen (Clara) also fell in love with a time traveler in the underrated 1979 film "Time After Time." For real, too. She later married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell.

[@rockero1313]

and she already did a Western with Cristopher Lloyd before that (in 1978) called "Goin' South", directed by and starring Jack Nicholson

[@dariuswilson7133]

What a perfect ending to a great trilogy! Glad you loved it Ange and congrats on the 200k!

[@whoarocket]

Oh, Reese! I live near enough that I have been to the place called Promontory Point, Utah, where the transcontinental railroad was joined. They have a museum there, and they even have fully rebuilt running replicas of the two trains that first met there!! They are still powered by wood and coal for their steam power, just like the original ones, and they run them up and down a section of track there every day. It's really cool! I highly recommend it if you are ever traveling through the West someday.

[@user-eb3nl7sk7q]

The "Back To The Future" trilogy is a timeless masterpiece, no pun intended. 🤠

[@gabrielguardado-reyes4695]

Back to the Future 4 was made into an episodic telltale game you can play on all systems.

[@chrischief117]

The 3rd one is my favorite too. Great reaction Squirrel

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Ange!😊 Yes, Marty's relatives are sporting an Irish accent. I consider this the BEST TRILOGY to be binged! The films are so interconnected, you really need to watch them together to catch everything. Great reactions to the final film in the trilogy, Ange!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

[@ivansavoie3190]

The first one biff calls George an Irish bug

[@christopherbowers7236]

cause Mc-fly

[@TheSeventhOutlaw]

Colorful clothing like that wasn't as unheard of as people have been lead to believe. It was mostly in cities and larger towns where you'd see the more showy clothing and styles but colors, yes even pink, were worn by people of any gender in that time period. All the dusty drab browns and grays were a romanticization of western life which thankfully is being revised.

[@zammmerjammer]

I feel like Doc's "cowboy" costume choice is some kind of 1950s reference that I've never gotten. I wonder if anyone alive during that time can help me out?

[@Tensen01]

@@zammmerjammer No specific reference, it's just very close to what a lot of the "Cowboys" in popular cultures were wearing around that time, specifically performers like Gene Awtry or Roy Rogers. I suppose there IS a small reference, but only in the atomic motif of the shirt's design relating to the nuclear reaction that powers the time circuits.

[@christopherbowers7236]

pink used to be for boys and blue for girls. i think it was queen Victoria (i may easilly be wrong but definitely someone royal) who swapped it round cause she dresser her boy in blue or something. then everyone followed the queen cause its called fashion sweetie, look it up

[@SonOfMuta]

7:28 Michael J Fox almost died filming that scene. He has stated, "No matter how I shifted my weight, the swinging effect [of hanging] was not realistic, so I offered to try it without the support of the box". Since the scene only required a close-up of Michael J. Fox’s face, the actor stood on a safety box hidden below the frame for the first couple of takes of the stunt. However, Fox was unable to realistically mimic the swinging of a hanged man while standing on the box, so for the sake of getting a good shot, the actor offered to film the stunt again without the safety box beneath him. Although the stunt was flawlessly choreographed for the actor’s safety, a miscalculation almost killed the actor on the third take. During rehearsals, Michael J. Fox practiced sticking his hand between the rope and his neck, so he didn’t become asphyxiated during the stunt. While this technique worked well for the first couple of takes, on the third take, Fox didn’t calculate the position of his hand properly, and the rope cinched tight against the actor’s throat. Unaware of the issue, the film crew kept filming while Fox dangled helplessly until he lost consciousness. As it turns out, Michael J. Fox only lost consciousness for a few seconds during the stunt before writer and director of the feature Robert Zemeckis realized something was wrong. The rope had blocked Fox’s carotid artery, which had caused the actor to pass out, but the film crew was able to cut him down from the gallows and revive the actor, with everyone thinking no harm, no foul. Or so they thought. Almost a full year after Michael J. Fox performed the dangerous stunt, he was filming another movie in Gainesville, Florida, when he woke up to find his pinkie twitching ferociously. The neurosurgeon that Fox consulted on the matter suspected that the twitching finger had something to do with the stunt gone wrong nearly 10 months prior. As Fox continued to consult with doctors, the twitching finger symptom expanded to include weakness in the actor’s left hand, achy muscles in his chest, and stiffness in his shoulder. While the actor believed these symptoms were related to the botched stunt, Fox would later learn that they were caused by the Parkinson’s he would soon be diagnosed with.

[@charminbaer2323]

The train scene and the race scene with needles were all filmed in my hometown. Race scene was on Doris Ave in Oxnard, and the train scene was at Shoreview Drive in Port Hueneme. That area in Oxnard also appears in Bridesmaids.

[@Will-nn6ux]

That was a very large functional steam train replica that they filmed being destroyed in the ravine, which is why it looked so great!

[@klemminguk]

16:07 I love the way the music stops and starts with each punch Marty gives Tannen.

[@aaronmcmillan2050]

Just watched all 3 of your BTTF commentaries. So happy experiencing these scenes and your first time experiences. Had me crying on avg about 5x per review! Gah, so good. Thank you. So uplifting. Fave Trilogy ever.

[@thestarsailor972]

The beginning was very much a mood 6:12 Spiderman: Across the spiderverse

[@JCG52577]

4:41 Clint Eastwood was in the film “Revenge of the Creature” the poster on the wall!

[@cube193]

You might recognize the actress playing Clara as the mother from your review of Stepbrothers. Mary Steemburgen.

[@PennyLance]

I love the third one sm too! It’s a CLOSE second to me, just behind the first film

[@neilgriffiths6427]

Good advice - the number of times I've found d the world getting on top of me - then I realise I'm overdue sleep. Go to bed - it's good for you!

[@Joker96624]

The story doesn’t have to stop with this movie! Telltale Games made a 5 episode game that is a very good continuation to the franchise

[@tripontube365]

16:14 Nope , Marty once watched the movie 'A Fistful of Dollars' and imitated Clint Eastwood.

[@alfonsobiggers2452]

The first film might be my favorite, but that is no slight on the last two... This trilogy is a full, rousing, and exhilarating adventure from start to finish. I saw all three in one afternoon, and I am still impressed with how seamless the whole affair works as a complete experience. By some miracle, they made what was once only one film and one story into a sprawling and twisty ride across the roads of time. One part cannot exist without the other, and it connects flawlessly. Alongside The Lord of the Rings, this deserves to be recognized as one of the greatest film trilogies ever made...

[@MrGox]

Gratz on 200k subs Angelina! Third Back to the Future is also my favorite one!

[@ANGELINAA]

Thank you! 😄

[@legomaster9190]

I had actually kinda forgotten how good this series of films is! Glad to have visited them again this way! Honestly, I don't know which one is my favorite. I think they all have good scenes, lines and expressions in them! A small part of me wanted, many years ago, to see a fourth movie but I now realize that this third one was indeed a good way to end it all. Onto the next reactions it is, then!!

[@3DJapan]

Well McFly is an Irish name so it's fair to assume their accent is Irish.

[@alexpaumen3937]

Little fact about the locomotive in this film. Sierra Railway No. 3 (dressed up as Central Pacific 131) is one of the most iconic movie star steam locomotives of all time and it’s still in service today. That crash was done with a scale model. The most memorable sound to me is its iconic Lima 5 Chime whistle.

[@V12BenzAMG]

One of the best trilogies every...the story, comedy, good feelings, characters.. just perfect!

[@Kamiiru91]

Good reaction Angelina

[@cristonsloan]

I'd watch this channel just for the Editing. I love that KZbin Editors are creating an entire new genre of comedy that transcends the content with which they are tasked merely to assemble and take advantage of the immense power that one has in re-shaping that content in the Edit. I think I’d like to call it the Editolution. And this guy is well Trained in it. * sniff * It's Beautiful 😥

[@ANGELINAA]

well TRAINED in it. love that

[@cristonsloan]

@@ANGELINAA Glad you caught that. And the last three words plus emoji are a callback to the final moments of the edit too.

[@ri1eous]

LMAO 'Trained' thank u much

[@cristonsloan]

@@ri1eous Most welcome. I understand what it's like to add little things to an edit that probably only you will ever notice - the joy and fulfilment is very much for yourself, but it's also really nice when someone else does notice. So I truly do appreciate it. Keep it coming!

[@Maxisamo1]

It's honestly so genius how Clara was the woman who fell off the cliff Meaning that the only thing that changes with Doc taking her into the future is her awful death no longer becomes a local legend

[@christopherbowers7236]

yeha as soon as they save her she would have started changing the future, so its best to get her displaced immediately

[@chrislaustin]

Congrats on 200,000 subs, and what an amazing movie to coincide with such a HUGE milestone, all the best for two hundred thousand more.

[@3DJapan]

There's a more recent video game that is basically Part IV. There was also a cartoon that continued the adventures.

[@michaelrunnels7660]

Christopher Lloyd (Doc) was well known before Back to the Future. He, along with Danny Devito, was on the TV series Taxi for 5 years. Doc was a taxi driver. He also played a Klingon Commander in the Star Trek movie "The Search for Spock".

[@tokyochannel2020]

Easter egg. The Statler family. In 1885 Joe Statler is selling/renting horses, Clara Clayton got her horse and carriage from him, Doc Brown tells her he will speak to "Mr. Statler" about the incident. When Marty first walks into 1885 Hill Valley you can see the sign for Statler Horses. In 1955, the Statler family is of course no longer selling horses, but now cars, when Marty is going around town, you can see "STATLER STUDEBAKER" (Studebaker was a car company back then), then finally in 1985, the Statler family is selling Toyotas, which is where Marty get's his Toyota truck from.

[@martinbraun1211]

Please give the STAR TREK franchise a chance.

[@metalmugen]

Indeed as long as she stops at 2005

[@mrnice81]

@@metalmugen I don't mind reactors watching nu-trek, just as long as they don't START with it... they are entertaining movies after all, just not very trekkie. Usually i'd suggest to start with TOS or TNG, but i think Ange could like Voyager as a starting point.

[@MundaneMuser]

Honestly, the flying time machine train at the end absolutely terrified me when I first saw it as a kid. I had never been so scared in my life.

[@Brandonv1103]

It's very rare that someone says part 3 is their favorite! My personal favorite is 2 but as a whole this is one of my all time favorite trilogies!! It's so well done and so well written!! Also you referenced across the Spider-Verse I salute YOU

[@daneng3641]

First is the best for me because of the originality and because, of course, Crispin Glover.

[@EternalDensity]

oh and the locomotive and delorean that went into the ravine were scale models (they even had time to paint them!)

[@kitcrucigera6516]

Just watched your Part 1 & 2 videos this morning. What perfect timing! ^_^

[@shallowgal462]

Since she wasn't even supposed to be alive anymore past September 1885, taking Clara with them to 1985 made perfect sense. Actually, callback to the second movie, to the Clint Eastwood film Biff was watching in the hot tub. "Great flick, great frigging flick!" Maybe someday you'll watch the Back to the Future (1991-92) 2-season animated series?

[@jzero4813]

16:05 Not to the first movie - to the 1964 Clint Eastwood film, Fistfull of Dollars, which Biff happened to be watching in the hot tub in his luxury suite in the second movie - they show the scene where Clint Eastwood's character does the same thing, using a steel plate as a bulletproof vest, if you go back for a second look.

[@thorwilhelms9635]

It's really fun how the original trilogy is like one big movie, which then becomes a choose-your-own-adventure with all the alternate sequels like the ride, show, comics, video game and short film.

[@PoorlyDrawnSmileyFace]

The showdown with Mad Dog Tannen is a reference to A Fistful of Dollars, the first big Clint Eastwood western and progenitor of the Italian Spaghetti Westerns as well as one of my favorite movies of all time. It's worth a view!

[@georged7627]

I’m here from the future to let you know these 3 films are one of the greatest of all times but by the time you see this message you would of seen them already i will see you again in the future, have fun 🙏🏽

[@neojc128]

Marty's outfit is so colourful because Doc's references to the wild west were black and white movies

[@clarkrobinson9934]

That was a really good reaction, squirrel! Love you and all your quirks. I have add too.

[@Marshmallox43]

0:57 ange is such a boss, that water is flowing upwards for her

[@marcusfridh8489]

Clara is played by Mary Steenburgen, she also played the wife of James Caan in Elf

[@leffew2000]

Now that you've seen the 3rd installment, I'd like to comment on something Doc said in part II. Right before they went back to 1955, Doc theorized that November 12th was a focal point in the space-time continuum. This may technically be correct. There were 2 Marty McFlys, 2 Doc Browns, 2 Biff Tannens, and 4 DeLorean time vehicles, all converged on the same date, in the same town.

[@user-vt8kz1ll7b]

Yep. Marty McFly is of Irish descent. There’s a comment of it by young Biff to George in the first scene where calls him, “An Irish Bug”.

[@DavidGBrooks]

I love all 3 of the Back to the Future movies when I watch them I often binge all 3 back to back amd it treat them like one long movie

[@Bareego]

Grats on 200k subs Squirrel ! Also never let go of Rees, he's a real treasure !

[@argantyr5154]

I don't know if you caught onto this, but the lead "west" Marty used, was also an Easteregg to Clint Eastwood, for his role in "A fistfull of Dollars" Also Doc's to children were named "Jules" & "Verne" after his Wifes fav. Author Jules Verne.

[@SorchaSublime]

she definitely caught that cause she mentioned it being foreshadowed in the second movie using that exact clip

[@day500champ15]

If you are curious about the steam engine of the tressel scene at the end. It looks real because it is...partly. They used a scale model of the steam engine and ran it off a tressel to create the affect seen. I love watching people experience this trilogy for the first time. Now I will consider the 1st one as my favorite of the three; but 3 is next in line for sure.

[@philn8122]

The band playing at the dance was ZZ Top, they are mentioned in the credits but I overlooked them the first few times watching this film because the music is unrecognisable as their own.

[@Code9]

"I'm ready to commentate." Haha! You just made up a cool new word! And I'm gonna steal it! LOL!

[@kevint2600]

Haven't read through the comments if someone said this but the ending train effects look real cause they used miniatures, with real fire

[@obywatelcane6775]

Although it may be hard to believe at first glance, Bufford is played by Tom Wilson. We don't know from the movie whether Bufford had a wife and children, but Biff was still born. He is hanging around their house in 1985. This means that Bufford either had children in 1885 or somehow escaped the death penalty.

[@EChacon]

Congrats on reaching 200k subscribers today as of Today ANGELINA after a full 9 months from 150k in February of this year to 200k as of November 19. Looking forward on the exciting stuff set to come and hopefully you end up reacting to the _Jurassic Park_ movies, RRR and a Disney Animated movie. Heck I definitely wouldn’t mind you doing more react collabs on the channel or with other reactors cause it’s been a while since you’ve done some group reactions.

[@CodyCameron82]

Thanks for this wonderful reaction to this movie and every movies you have done and will do in the future

[@tskwerl]

200k! Let's goooo!