Back to the Future Part III (1990) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

I had this video saved in my Watch Later. Today is the first chance I had to sit down and watch it. I lost my mother this week and it's been a bit rough. Your "kissy-smoochey face" was so cute and funny it actually made me smile! Thank you!

[@bollywayne14]

4:53 "Explosions. I like explosions" 😂 (I love it)

[@timcynique8974]

In this one you have many references to western movies : The Sergio Leone's dollar trilogy of course (Clint Eastwood and the final duel, Marty save to hanging by doc) but also to John Ford, monument valley is an hommage to John Ford and the dance scene is a reference to the film "My darling Clementine", the lokomotiv is the same that in "High Noon" , camera movement which revealed Hill Valley when Marty arrive in town is the same that in "Once upon a time in west" and some actors played in many westerns : the barman ("Pat Garret and Billy the kid", "The Outlaw Josey Wales", "the cowboys", "Jeremiah Johnson" ...), the train driver was the bad guy in "The Outlaw Josey Wales", and the three old men in saloon played in many classics westerns of the 40's and 50's. And the mirror scene is a reference to "Dirty Harry" (with Clint Eastwood) and "Taxi Driver". Now if you want discover Western you are many classics here. ;)

[@RealDiehl99]

(32:46) Bisscute burdened Buford Tannen and his descendants with a legit, old school Romani curse: "You're going to have a life full of poop...in your future." We know how that turned out. So don't get on Bisscute's bad side; or beware the consequences!🤣

[@glennwisniewski9536]

Howdy Doody was THE children's TV show from 1947 to 1960. It featured circus and Western frontier themes (anticipates the Western theme of BTTF3). Howdy Doody was a boy marionette puppet that interacted with human Buffalo Bob Smith. The name Howdy Doody is taken from the expression "howdy doody," a variation of "how do you do?"

[@timcynique8974]

And it's in this show which invented the word "Cowabunga"

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:23 "Where'd you learn to shoot like that?" "7-11." 😄 7-11 is a convenience store we have in the US. Once upon a time, convenience stores had arcade games, including one called _Wild Gunman,_ which Marty demonstrated aptitude for in part II. That's what he means.

[@3DJapan]

Many countries have 7-Eleven. Actually Japan has more than double the locations the US has.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

@@3DJapan Which is a _personal_ irony for me. I just lived in a city where they were all _over_ the place and I have managed to move to a city with, as far as I've been able to find, none. 🤷‍♂

[@Johnadams20760]

also refrence to 2015 when he played wild gunmen at the cafe. the kid said that is like a baby's toy in 1885 the guys says , even a baby could shoot that gun

[@JarppaGuru]

not matter i got it. he played game. silly game need use hands

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

my uncle & aunt had an arcade & bought some machines from 7-11 & another small store that had them

[@mikeaninger7388]

I cannot hear this theme and not have it. Bring a smile to my face. Every time.😊

[@3DJapan]

It's amazing how many things line up across the movies. In this one Clara shows up at the garage and the have to cover the DeLorean. In the first film the same thing happens with Marty's mom.

[@robertmaez6706]

Those bearded band guys are "ZZ Top".

[@enigmamz]

Bisscute may want to check them out.

[@Shifuede]

The smooth faced drummer called Beard is too.

[@robertmaez6706]

I saw them back in 1972, before they had their beardzz...@@Shifuede

[@RonnieG]

They were nobodies before & this movie made them famous. 😉😂

[@TommygunNG]

Yeah, sure.

[@kens.4198]

Calico refers to a cotton fabric that is not bleached or dyed. In the 1800's that's what most dresses were made of so calico became slang for a lady.

[@mikeaninger7388]

Did it have multiple colors? And that is the reason why we have the name calico cat?

[@MagsonDare]

@@mikeaninger7388 Because it wasn't neither bleached nor dyed, there were some color variations, yes. More subtle than on a calico cat, but enough that the name makes sense.

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

i think they mean calico the cat she's a pussy-cat

[@michaeldunn9765]

And it's also a bread of cat

[@whatseatontim918]

16:11 If you look behind Marty, there was Clara standing there waiting for someone to meet her, but Doc was too transfixed on the DeLorean situation, he forgot to meet her. So they met in another circumstance hence the chase rescue scene immediately after, because they ended up meeting by fate instead of their original formal meeting. With Marty showing up in this timeline, it changed how they actually met. 😁

[@candicelitrenta8890]

7-11 was a convenient store and you could get stuff, like a gas station would have. But back then when video games were popular, they had them inside and you could put quarter after quarter in to play it. There was one kind that was like shooting cowboys like what Marty did at the festival

[@jefferyoetter6884]

Great reaction. The only one that got that got this message at the end. Your future is what you make it

[@vancelubben5300]

When Doc was talking about automobiles, it really wasnt far fetched at that time. The very first car was the Benz Motorwagon and it came out in 1885. Look it up

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

yeah they had motorized carriages in the 1700s in France & stuff

[@SmithDoe]

39:22 Also, in Part 2, in 2015, Lorraine told the story about this accident. How it ruined Marty's life, because he broke his wrist and could not play guitar anymore, and got sued by the Rolls Royce owner.

[@poedameron8198]

Fun Fact: In the 1800s there were no quality standards, some products labeled as whiskey or bourbon were actually distilled with a variety of low-grade ingredients and additives such as burnt sugar, glycerin & sulphuric acid.(Aka: Cheap liquor) "That's probably why Marty's whiskey smoked when it spilled over on the counter." 🥃☠️🤔

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

The scene at the drive in theatre,maety walk out of the bathroom in western clothes he says"clint eastwood never wears stuff like this"doc says"who?"marty looks to his left and says"you have,nt heard of him yet".he was looking at a movie poster"revenge of the creature".clint,s first movie.

[@bobbuethe1477]

Mary Steenbergen (Clara) also fell in love with a time traveler in 1979's "Time After Time." For real, too. She married her co-star, Malcolm McDowell. That's a movie that deserves a lot more reaction videos than it's gotten.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

I saw that in the theater when it came out. It was a good movie

[@simonfrederiksen104]

Not to mention Aces High (1976) also with Malcolm McDowell

[@peterdawson7198]

Hi BlissFlix, thank you so much for watching the greatest trilogy ever and for your great reactions 👋 🙂 By the way $80 in 1885 is worth approximatley $2,600 in 2024 .... The person that got lassoed & dragged around by the horse in the dirt hitting things was 'Michael J Fox' and when he was 'Hanged' the rope was not right and he very nearly choked out, luckily the director realised somethimg was wrong ....... One meaning of 'Calico' is an out-dated slang for 'An attractive woman' primarily heard in US i.e. That dame's a choice bit of calico. This is the greatest triology ever ....... The Film 'The Good, The Bad and the Ugly' is the greatest Western ever ...... Can't wait 🙂

[@BissFlix]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it

[@3DJapan]

The town is laid out the same way in all 3 movies. Of course the clock tower is in the same place but so is the bar / soda shop / Cafe 80s.

[@476429]

When Marty said he learned to shoot at 7-Eleven, he was referring to the arcade games you could find in many 7-Eleven convenience stores in the 80s.

[@enigmamz]

And, more importantly, in the first movie.

[@3DJapan]

​@@enigmamz*second movie

[@enigmamz]

"Previously on Bizzflix"@@3DJapan

[@ГеоргийМорфей]

this reaction should get 100,000 views. The wish was made under a shooting star. Come on people, come on

[@whoarocket]

I do think my favorite of these is 2, because of the technical cleverness of how they wove another story around and between and behind the existing scenes from the first movie, to show it from other angles while having to stay careful to not disrupt it. It is a pretty original type of idea. There is a similar thing with the story called Rosencrantz and Gildenstern are Dead, which are two of Hamlet's friends, and they show some of the story of what was happening to them behind the scenes of the story of Hamlet. Someone has hopefully mentioned it by now, but with your mention of wanting to see Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly, that is the third of a trilogy. The first are A Fistful of Dollars, and For a Few Dollars More.

[@peperino25]

I recommend you react to : ★ *The Frighteners* (1996) 🔥 starring *_Michael J. Fox_*_ (Marty McFly)_ Directed by *_Peter Jackson_*_ (The Lord of the Rings)_ ★ *The Addams Family* (1991) starring *_Christopher Lloyd_*_ (''Doc'')_ Directed by *_Barry Sonnenfeld_*_ (Men In Black)_ And then the sequel 🔥 *Addams Family Values* 🔥 Even Better!!

[@superstump68]

i agree, great film.

[@sebastianandres8781]

yes please! +3

[@RonnieG]

React to Starman, Enemy Mines & The Last Starfighter instead.

[@victorfatalys1076]

All these movies are great. Kudos to @RonnieG to point three great movies😉

[@lazyperfectionist1]

31:59 "But I think he put that metal _bar_ that fall from the... chimney." Yes. He paid homage to his namesake. In the movie _Man with No Name,_ Clint Eastwood plays an antihero who gets into a gunfight and cheats by having a bullet-proof plate under his tunic.

[@mvit8088]

The name of the movie is "A Fistful of Dollars". That's the movie Biff was watching in Part 2 before Marty asked about almanac

[@whatseatontim918]

23:04 "Yellow" or "Yellow Belly" was a term used in the old west as way of calling somebody a coward, just like calling someone "Chicken." 😌

[@levi1929]

Did you just call me….chicken?

[@whatseatontim918]

@@levi1929 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Johnadams20760]

that song you were humming oh my darlin clementin Oh my darlin, oh my darlin, oh my darlin clemtine You are lost and gone foreve , oh my darlin clementine

[@Hexnilium]

5:43 The made in Japan joke is because after WW2, Americans were not fond of Japan and their products were considered inferior and cheaply made for quite some time until the 80s when everything high-tech originated from Japan and younger generations didn't care about WW2 overtones.

[@66RainySuper]

The Bartender was in The Outlaw Josey Wales with Clint Eastwood he played the Bartender

[@danielhambalko7288]

I just saw this reaction video so maybe I'm way too late with the "easter eggs", but: Clint Eastwood is famous of his western movies, and his signature poncho and hat. The iron plate that Marty used as a kevlar vest is also in one of his movies. Also, Marty was ACTUALLY hanged in the movie accidently, and he nearly died on set.

[@nickgoodnough6262]

They filmed both the 2nd and 3rd movies at the same time, to make a complete story. The Good the Bad & the Ugly is also part of a trilogy, along with a Fistful of Dollars, & A few Dollars More.

[@natecloe8535]

I am appropriately ashamed to admit that I have never noticed that Marshall Strickland is also Principal Strictland in 85. I've seen this countless times and I JUST NOW noticed it. "So Back To The Future was all just...bullshit?" -Scott Lang

[@Fyrecide]

If you pay attention, most people of note are somebody that appears in the other movies, or related to them.

[@MetallicksFin1]

What are you talking about ?

[@Hambie76]

I love your hair in this video. Thanks, great show, keep it up!

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much

[@thiefgold0913]

Back to the future is a classic. Great reaction. Here are more movie suggestions to choose from. Young guns, Young guns 2 Blaze of glory (Bon Jovi did the soundtrack), Pale Rider (1985 starring Clint Eastwood). Grease (1978) is a great classic movie with an unforgettable soundtrack starring John Travolta and Olivia-Newton John. , Point break (1991 starring Kneau Reeves & Patrick Swayze).

[@IDyce88]

the part where Marty says we're out of gas is so brilliant...Dr Brown is like what! do you have any idea what this means!

[@BissFlix]

Haha

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Bliss like always. this trilogy is best love every single movie, there are some fun facts about this one. During the scene where Mad Dog Tannen and his cronies are attempting to hang Marty after their disagreement in the saloon, Michael J Fox accidentally got hanged for real for a short time, making him pass out for a few moments. The producers asked Clint Eastwood for permission to use his name and he was happy and thrilled to say yes. The band ZZ Top were hanging around on the set of the film, and ended up portraying the band at the town party. There were some technical issues whilst filming and, whilst repairs were taking place to get them fixed, ZZ Top took requests from the cast and crew and gave a small concert. Thomas F Wilson, who plays Mad Dog Tannen, did all of his own horse riding and horse stunts during the film. Not only that, but he also lassoed Marty. When Marty arrives back in 1985, the Delorean is quickly destroyed by a freight train. When it came to arranging the scene to be filmed, the producers asked the driver of the freight train whether hitting the car would derail the train, as they didn’t want to cause too much carnage. The driver shrugged it off, saying, ‘I’ve been waiting my whole life to do this. And the set of the Old West Hill Valley was used 4 years earlier for Pale Rider - a western starring none other than Clint Eastwood, which hit cinemas in 1985. Keep up the good work.

[@3DJapan]

Calico is white cotton fabric.

[@raybernal6829]

You smiled at what my daughter and I think is the funniest line in the trilogy... "Is there a back door in this place? Yeah it's in the back" 😂😂

[@kens.4198]

The reason this is funny is because by the 1980's a "back door" has become a euphemism for any entrance that's not the main one. Back in the 1800's a back door was literally that.

[@stephenphillps3250]

Dirty Harry 1971 movie worth checking out.

[@FantomPenguin]

Where to go in America for Bluegrass music? Kentucky!

[@jimspetdragons3737]

Calico is a type of female cat w/ the Tom cat as the male counterpart. Calicos have 3 or more colors of fur while Tom cats have mostly orange fur. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is best watched as part of a loosely connected (not really, but put together as such after they were made) western trilogy. It's the final movie w/ A fist Full of Dollars & For a Few Dollars More as the first 2 movies. All starring Clint Eastwood. They're all a great watch & great westerns.

[@thomastimlin1724]

The three old guys in the saloon [bar] are actually veteran cowboy movie actors. Doc shooting Marty down off of the hanging rope was taken from an actual Clint Eastwood movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" as a joke. meeting Doc was Clara's "Density" lol. Clara hopping on a train, and the getting off again to save the Doc, taken right from the classic 1952 western [cowboy] movie High Noon, starring Gary Cooper, who won the Academy Award for best actor that year. You MUST watch that one. Features Grace Kelly and Mexican actress Katy Jurado, IMO one of the best actresses I've ever seen.

[@Sagitarria]

To find dancing like that you want to find a “square dance” or something similar would be a “contra dance”

[@wadstur8429]

Now you’re going to have to watch all of Clint’s spaghetti western movies!😎

[@simonfrederiksen104]

not to mention Once Upon a Time in The West 10:40

[@quieness]

Love u using the new aquired vocabulary from the last movies HAHAHA

[@keith6485]

I have never understood Doc's logic in not leaving and taking Clara with them. Considering that she should have been dead at that time, but due to his actions, she was not. Therefore, her continued presence in 1885 was far more dangerous to the time continuum than taking her with them could possibly be. It just doesn't make sense to leave her there.

[@Taylorswiftfan13308]

Now I'm confused, don't they end up time travelers together? That seems the least invasive overall Doc didn't seem to cause much trouble by being inserted into the timeline ~100 years before his time so as long as they played it cool, another time bandit should be fine. And his logic was blinded by love, so I'll excuse it. Plus, they did have to control the train. If, we want to get that nitpicky with details ... when Marty jumped back to the, present (1985) we are to believe the new trestle was sitting at the exact same XYZ coordinates a century later so that the DeLorean didn’t even experience a bump, much less derail? Maybe I live in too seismically active an area, but, no damn shot!

[@jeffreyknight8480]

​@@Taylorswiftfan13308 Forget seismic activity, time machines must also be spaceships, because Earth is always rotating on its axis, and moving around the solar system, which is moving through the galaxy, which is moving through the cosmos. So that trestle is NEVER at the same XYZ place in space. Don't overthink it.

[@Taylorswiftfan13308]

@@jeffreyknight8480 well, I was thinking of a field localized to earth as a central "point" in space/time, but, yeah, your "don't overthink it" plea, pretty well shuts me down here. 👌

[@MetallicksFin1]

Well, he was trying to explain to her that he was from the future, but she didn't listen to him. The damage was already done, and he had to leave with Marty because they didn't belong in the past.

[@beardeddemon]

If you want to see the movie that references Clint Eastwood in this iteration, you should check out the classic western, "The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly"!

[@pistonburner6448]

She should definitely watch "The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly:"!! And also "A Few Dollars More"!

[@kens.4198]

The clip where he uses the boiler plate was being watched by Biff and his girls in the hot tub in Part II.

[@IDyce88]

in North America calico is a description for a type of cat Clint Eastwood was famous in western cowboy films for the man who came up with the bullet proof vest trick. it was shown in Back to the Future Part II in Evil Biff's rich penthouse...he was watching it when in the hottub with those women. In Back to the Future III Marty uses that trick to take out Bufourd Tannen who is Biff's ancestor.

[@BissFlix]

I see, thanks for watching

[@whatseatontim918]

22:30 "Darling Clementine" 😊

[@mattpotter8725]

You definitely need to watch some of Clint Eastwood's iconic movie roles, The Good The Bad and The Ugly (as you commented), other famous westerns like Pale Rider, A Fistful of Dollars, but also his Dirty Harry movies, where the comment in this movie where he is practicing with his gun in front of the mirror and says "make my day". He's an iconic actor and I think you'll love the films. Like this film and I think many famous films of the past they had good moral stories underpinning them and weren't just there for the shock or special effects as many movies today are.

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

Yay! Finally we get to see your reaction to the awesome conclusion of this classic trilogy!

[@bigjoeofthe707]

21:31 in a deleted scene Buford gunned down Marshall Strickland on his way into town to face Marty.

[@Flastew]

I agree with your ranking of these movies, very cool.

[@some1namedno1]

@6:42 In 1885, 80 US dollars was worth about $2,600 today.

[@leif712009]

“English is hard when romance is involved.” Never truer words for spoken! 😂

[@thomastimlin1724]

Thanks, you made me laugh when you spoke about seeing "part of the cheek, stop showing it to you, it's not a full moon..."

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Clint Eastwood got known for his Spaghettis Westerns back in the 60's. This was before he did Dirty Harry films.

[@dimaotvertchenko6521]

17:29 Doc says he feels responsible because he had agreed to pick her up from the station. But because he instead went scouting with Marty, Clara wound up taking her own carriage - which led to the cliff disaster. This also explains why Clara dies in the original timeline without Doc.

[@Chris-sm9ep]

@Bissflix The part Marty said "Clint Eastwood never wore anything like this" It showed the movie poster of Clint Eastwood's first movie Revenge Of The Creature. It's the sequel to Creature From The Black Lagoon. But his role was not credited.

[@DougRayPhillips]

Same with "Tarantula," the other movie poster on the wall. The "Howdy Doody" kids' show (1947-1960) featured several marionettes including the title character, but was M.C.'ed by Buffalo Bob Smith who often dressed in stylized Western wear including fringes. The getup that 1955 Doc puts Marty in looks like a takeoff of Buffalo Bob's costumes, with the atomic symbols added for good measure.

[@TearyEyesAndersonReacts]

If you want to know what the past might look like, if Doc had stayed in the old west, and made inventions. You might like the new CGI series MECHWEST - Episode 1: "Where the West Begins, Part 1". It's the old west but with helpful robots and other sci-fi technology. So far, I'm really enjoying it.

[@mikeman2862]

The train at the end sparked a lifelong love of steampunk for me.

[@positivelynegative9149]

2:18 That's Copernicus. 2:58 That's an organ. 5:48 In 1955, Japan was just starting to recover from the war. It would have been difficult for anyone to imagine Japan becoming an economic powerhouse in just a few decades. 22:02 Calico is a breed of cat. Almost all calicos are female; with the odds of a male calico being less than 1%. 23:04 Coward = yellow = chicken = gutless = spineless = lily-livered = chicken-hearted = spiritless = weak-kneed = soft = chicken-shit.

[@leesagar8651]

That big clock you saw is the clock you see in the 1st and 2nd movie. They're just building it in 1885

[@rogerjohnson7888]

Something you may not know. Clara Clayton ( Mary Steenberg ) is actually married to (Steven Spielberg The Director ) in real life..........

[@3DJapan]

2nd One is my favorite since it has multiple time periods and other reasons.

[@markmars8660]

Clint Eastwood was known for his spaghetti western movies, and my aunt was known for her spaghetti and meatballs dishes. Enough said. 👍

[@brandonflorida1092]

You asked for movie suggestions, so here are some of the greatest movies ever made: "Contact," "The Day the Earth Stood Still" (1951 NOT the 2008 remake), "Deja Vu," “Enemy Mine,” "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," "Forbidden Planet," "Frequency," "Gandhi," "Ghost," "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," "Highlander," "It Happened One Night," "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," "The Matrix," "North by Northwest," "Once Upon a Time in the West," "The Pink Panther," "Psycho," "Rear Window," "The Right Stuff," "Rio Bravo," "Some Like it Hot," "Stalag 17," "The Terminator," "The Thing," "The Time Machine (1960 version)," "Topper," "2001: A Space Odyssey (hard to understand without reading the book)," "Vertigo"

[@HARRi81_UK]

As a British person I can confirm those are authentic Irish accents.

[@Billy-zv6gv]

Doc Brown cameos in 1885 in Seth MacFarlane's "Million Ways to Die in the West" with Delorean in a barn. True story. Hand to God. 🙄 "Great Scott!"

[@EdjCollections]

clara's love grip is amazing🤣

[@darkjedi447]

You seemed to be in an extra good mood for this reaction....I like it🙂🙃

[@TheTimGree]

There is at least one instance where impaled objects should be removed from the body, and that’s if it prevents effective CPR. Granted, there’s a high chance if someone is in cardiac arrest due to blood loss caused by the impaled object, CPR isn’t going to do much good, but it is a valid scenario to remove the object.

[@bensneb360]

The Back to the Future trilogy is one of the best and most fun franchises of all time, a nice sweet ending to the series

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

Dear ms.bliss.i was wondering about a brand of vodka made in Romania,some call it"vlad vodka"it has red food coloring in it to look like blood.the place.where he was born in a hotel,where it is sold.

[@fakebobbyhill296]

Interesting fact: at 40:40 watch the kid on the right. Specifically watch his hand. The actor has a code with his mom. He is saying, “MOOOOM! Come now! I have to pee!!!”

[@dlander425]

“You’re gonna have a life full with poop in your future.” 😂

[@Omegaroth666]

I would buy a book of BissQuotes.

[@robertmaez6706]

Back in the day, video games were standard at convenient stores. Calico was a common fabric print style. Her dress was made from it.

[@mangelwurzel]

Howdy Doody was a kids' tv program from the late 40's to the early 60's. That's when TV started to fulfill its role as an electronic babysitter.

[@rheath329]

FYI the band at the dance is ZZ TOP!!

[@BothanJedi]

Doc is so dismissive of "Made in Japan" because in 1955, Japan is still recovering from their defeat in World War II, ten years earlier. It wouldn't be until the late 1970s and early 1980s that Japan would become known for making a lot of technological advancements, like the Walkman and Nintendo. Which is why Marty says "All the best stuff is made in Japan."

[@marcusfridh8489]

Sony, Nintendo, Sega, Atari

[@stephenb5jones476]

If you like time travel you might try "A Time Travelers Wife" Underrated, kind of complicated, and a love story.

[@buddy3167]

12:55 that wasn't poop that laying it on Buford that was a tobacco spitting pan

[@whoarocket]

"So much feet. Is this Quentin Tarantino?" That was brilliant! I see you have encountered some of his work and the foot fetish. You asked about other cult classic movies we grew up with. There were some other good ones from the 80's: Short Circuit and Short Circuit 2. They are about a robot that becomes self aware and develops a personality. It's cute and funny. And Gremlins and Gremlins 2 are fantastic!

[@treetopjones737]

All of Biff's relatives destiny is in manure.😄

[@antonyelliott667]

You should definitely check out some Classic Clint Eastwood westerns!

[@Johnadams20760]

about the accidnet, remember in the future when Jennifer was at the future house in 2015? grandma lorraine said something about the accidnet and the rolls royce ,

[@marcusfridh8489]

The best western movie in my opinion is Dances with Wolves from 1990 with Kevin Costner

[@philc2729]

They are developing a Back to the Future IV now!

[@freespirit9981]

Could expand on back to the future a couple series in space travel depending how they do it. Could even be stumbling into a destroyed earth from asteroid and he goes back in time to invent something to stop it. With space their are a few ways this movie could go.

[@LilHoss]

You need to watch the Clint Eastwood Westerns and Dirty Harry series..😳👍

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

Zztop performs their song"doubleback".

[@danielman4057]

$80 in 1885 was $2,559 in todays money

[@flash301]

That whisky reminds me of homemade Bulgarian rakia

[@ВладимирКудин-д5и]

Привет, Пишу на Русском. Я смотрю твой канал и мне нравится твоя реакция наверное потому что совпадает со моей.. Я отмечу (так как я Русский), ты очень красивая девушка и очень эмоциональная. Так же у тебя очень красивая мимика, а голос я уже раньше в видио твоих отмечал. Особенно смех. Это удивляет. Дерзай! И тебе покорятся вершины! Скрестил пальцы за тебя!

[@PsychicTrout-z4v]

I love your hair.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

26:34 "I don't know. Maybe we can just take Clara with us." I am of a mind that they dismissed this possibility _way_ too quickly. I mean, the idea was to prevent disruptions to the timeline, right? Remember, we're not even a week past the day she was supposed to have ended up dead on the bottom of the ravine that would go on to be _named_ after her for that. The timeline is _already_ undergoing changes. Clara wasn't _supposed_ to have a future. Now the Doc and Marty are accustomed to 1985. Thus, in 1885, they're out of place, but they understand the _ways_ they're out of place, so they can make it _work._ Clara, remember, is a teacher with a spirit of adventure and a fondness for Jules Verne. What's more, although 1985 would be a time to which she would be _utterly_ unaccustomed, she would have a couple willing guides to help her figure it out. So let's not be so quick to _dismiss_ this possibility.

[@simonfrederiksen104]

9:33 Ehm - so his mother who married into the McFly family AND The grandmother who presumably ALSO married into the family, rather than being born a Mcfly, look exactly like one another - That gene pool must be a puddle.

[@metoo7557]

Hey Biss, I recommended this series to you a long time ago. I really hope you enjoyed the series as much as I thought you might. It's a timeless classic that just about everyone enjoys.

[@PsychicTrout-z4v]

So we have you to thank!

[@metoo7557]

@@PsychicTrout-z4vHeh nah, I'm sure I wasn't the only one. And it's her channel. Thank Biss.

[@commonstragedy]

Because of your appreciation of music and quirky humor, you should totally check out Guardians of the Galaxy! You'll love it! FYI that you don't have to know anything about the Marvel Cinematic Universe to enjoy it.

[@mattpotter8725]

The hillbilly band that played at the festival are quite a famous group from the 70s/80s called ZZ Top (pronounced zee zee top). Maybe you can check some of their music out on your other channel now that you've seen this?