Back To The Future Part III (1990) - Tannen Challenges Marty

[@MagicMahomes28]

The actor who plays Biff should've been in more old western movies knowing how great he did as Buford here

[@MagicMahomes28]

@Smokey McB Cool thanks

[@MagicMahomes28]

@Archer Alan Bro, why tf would you do that to a friend? Why don't you do that to people who are stealing accounts or something for good reasons?

[@DMalltheway]

He would’ve been good in Tombstone

[@fammak7633]

122

[@MagicMahomes28]

@Eddy Teddy 🙄🙄

[@pedrobakale7180]

I've always admired Seamus' prudence and good judgment. He does not care what others think of him because he knows that he is a good man and a good family man, and he is not going to sacrifice that because someone provokes him as happened to his brother Martin, it is obvious that the crime anecdote of his brother makes a lasting impression on Marty

[@oz_jones]

All it took was 3 movies, lol

[@FutureGirl2033]

Yeah, but that trait of Seamus’s must have been strong in the McFly family. So strong, that George got his ass kicked everyday at school until Marty “taught” him how to not “be so chicken” and fight his bullies back. Hmm…

[@Checkmate1138]

@@FutureGirl2033 Obviously something got lost down the line from Seamus up to George. Seamus wasn't a coward, or at least we don't see him to be one, and it didn't seem to negatively influence his life. It's always a balance in life, one should never react aggressively when others taunt you, but neither should you let yourself be pushed around. It took until Marty McFly for the family to learn that lesson, after he had gone time traveling as he did.

[@FutureGirl2033]

@@Checkmate1138 This is a brilliant response! Thank you! You’re right, it’s all about balance! Knowing WHEN it’s important to fight, and knowing when it’s better to walk away from one, especially when it’s over something petty or over a matter of someone’s personal opinion.

[@turtleboy991]

Every generation is different. But at the same time, every generation learns the same lesson. In different ways, mind you, but they learn it, all the same

[@masterzombie161]

I love how Buford is Frustrated whenever his gang corrects him on something. To the point where he’s about to cry lol.

[@GBrimstone]

I feel like he is kinda underrated just for that lol

[@ginrod9392]

I like Four-Man Gangs they’re awesome and full of completely, but in general the Quartets are usually the best Group examples of this are Penguins Of Madagascar,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,Ghostbusters,the Buford Gang and The Fantastic Four.

[@maximosalazar9985]

Honestly, one of those guys of the gang had revealed they were going to steal a bank and didn't got exposed by any of the bystanders who heard him.

[@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds]

@@maximosalazar9985 Do you like Foursomes?.

[@octoman511]

@@maximosalazar9985 they were later arrested for robbing the bank

[@bagel-wi7kl]

love how Marty calls Tannen a "jerk" and they aren't quite sure what he means or how to react haha

[@crowlee5111]

lol tannen calls him dude in 1885 lol

[@bryanherman1868]

0:20

[@SvanTowerMan]

@@crowlee5111 The word "dude" came into existence in the 1870s, and was used for either a highly fashionable male, or one who obviously stood out in a rural environment (like Marty). So Buford's usage of the word is correct.

[@SlightlyDerangedCube]

@@SvanTowerManI figured “dude” back then meant something on par with the modern “douchebag”

[@alainarchambault2331]

Announces to everyone that they're robbing a stage, then in front of everyone attempts to murder an unarmed man later on. These bad guys ain't very bright.

[@ethanventresca8413]

That’s the point

[@joeytaylor1021]

And no one does a thing

[@anamericaninbusan9389]

To be fair, Marty ain't all that bright either. When the marshal showed up, all he had to say was, "Marshal, I just witnessed Buford Tannen attempt to murder Emmet Brown! He snuck a gun into this party, even though all weapons are supposed to be confiscated! Everybody here who saw it happen will testify that I'm telling the truth! Buford needs to be arrested for attempted murder, and sneaking a weapon into the town festival!" Clara, Emmett, and all the other partygoers would have told the marshal they all saw it, and Buford would've been arrested. Problem solved.

[@afriendofbean]

@@anamericaninbusan9389 It's unknown whether Doc and Marty knew that the marshal at the entrance were holding all weapons or not until people exited. But yes, I'm sure if Doc, Marty, Clara, and everyone else said something, Buford and his henchmen would have been arrested especially they were considered unarmed at that point including Buford since he only had one bullet in his gun which he used up. The only arresting Buford and his henchmen got was for being thieves for robbing the Pine City stage because of one of the henchmen opening his big mouth from 1:08-1:11 (bad luck for them but good luck for everyone else for knowing their plans to get evidence to make an arrest) and/or because there were cameras around and were caught on camera for robbing the Pine City stage.

[@DemonStarCrafts]

There relatives of biff 🤣

[@BookshelfQBattler]

“This is a party. Let’s have some fun!” The only time a Strickland ever encouraged slacking.

[@chillende]

"Let's go, boys! Let these sissies have their party!" *Cue Biff storming off crying* LOLOLOL

[@josephdalton6968]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂bloodline my friend

[@jaaackal]

I love how everyone applauds Marty but only Seamus and Doc are concerned about Marty’s choice

[@marioyamasaki1925]

That’s society

[@lcberchtold1208]

@@SikerScrapyard Yeah that happens later

[@poly503]

Hes a great man

[@AllenHanPR]

@@SikerScrapyard That happens later in the day.

[@Yorkwoods44]

They are his friends & close to Marty, the rest of the town doesn’t know him too well

[@hkr0065]

I love how even Buford struggles with getting insults wrong. "It's "dog", Buford. Shoot him down like a dog!"

[@jc_malone8217]

Make like a tree and get out of here!

[@wickedwitchoftheeast88]

@@jc_malone8217 its make like a tree and LEAVE! 😉🤣

[@Eagercheetah20]

“That’s funny like a screen door on the battleship” “It’s screen door on a submarine you dork”

[@marcusj17]

I've watched this movie quite a few times since I was a kid and noticing just now that even Marty was confused but didn't have it in him to correct Buford until one of Buford's goons did

[@kainigwon5433]

03:40 this scene, both men were played by Michael Fox and i still don't know how he played it so realistically. so natural that, before i was told, i thought they were different actors.

[@nicolasenriquegarciacastil974]

I just realised, lol 😂

[@stefankenehan3689]

what? you mean he isnt actually irish?

[@clementsiow176]

@TheLee green screen?

[@kiowna1881]

Same for me now

[@clementsiow176]

@TheLee it's either they have someone that looks like him or the only other option is green screen

[@Capt.Gooper]

Me in this situation: Tannen: “What’s wrong dude?? You yellow??” Me: “Nobody.. calls me dude.”

[@starskeepcallingmyname]

Me in this situation: Tannen: Whats weong dude?? You Yellow?? Me: nah *walks away*

[@Spartacus547]

Average sjw in the situation: Tannen: "What's wrong dude?? You yellow"?? sjw: did you just assume my pronoun? And Yellow! That's so racist! You're cancelled

[@Rydon.]

@@Spartacus547 😂

[@cdbtheclaw]

I'm not the dude, I'm Mr. Lebowski!

[@dermudejoe3124]

What he means when he says yellow?

[@scottythegreat1]

@1:48 Just the look on Marty's face tells you he knows who the Marshall is in Hill Valley, and @2:15, he's still deep in shock about a Strickland that actually wants people to have a good time.

[@joeytaylor1021]

Lll

[@chillende]

I think that look was for the musicians. They clearly seemed familiar, especially when they spun their instruments.

[@FutureGirl2033]

You must be a millennial. You totally missed the real reason why Marty gave *the band* , not Marshall Strickland, that double-take. Smh.

[@vincentalykin]

@@FutureGirl2033 Why did Marty give the band a double-take?

[@FutureGirl2033]

@@vincentalykin The band that spun their instruments around on the stage is called ZZ Top. They were known for doing that with their instruments in their music videos in the 1980s. Look up the music videos titled “Legs”, and “Sharp Dressed Man” from the band ZZ Top. Marty did that double-take because he is an 80s teen who had most likely seen ZZ Top’s music videos on MTV numerous times, and was caught by surprise that a band from 1885 was doing that instrument spinning like ZZ Top did in the 1980s!

[@BiteMe5664]

Unlike George,Seamus isn't a wimp he just doesn't give a damn about what other people think and just tries to stay out of needless conflict Seamus will defend his loved ones if he has too but he usually is not aggressive unless he needs to be

[@JarrodLents-te8vl]

Marty blinking in disbelief when the ZZ Top spins their instruments is my favorite part in this movie.

[@kenwhiteproductions]

I never caught it till you said it 😅

[@sublimeade]

vaguely remembering hot babes & a ’32 Ford Roadster

[@theamazinggamer111]

"Let's go, boys! Let's these sissies have their party!" Such an amazing line XD

[@AldenRDavis]

2:07 - “All right, folks. Come on, this is a party. Come on! Let’s have some fun!”

[@MadamFoogie]

~Magically spins instruments~ Gotta love ZZ Top.

[@brycewakefield6565]

no im gonna get a shot gun and murder everybody here

[@JamesDahl-w4t]

2:00 “Tonight, everything concerns the law, now break it up. Any Brawling, it’s 15 days in the county jail!” Good thing I respect that line of the law 👍

[@OutyMan]

It's strange that George is the one who had the McFly name, because according to resemblance, only Marty's mom would be descended from the people in Part III. There's no reason relation-wise for Maggie McFly to resemble Lorraine Baines [McFly], unless George McFly and Lorraine were actually both direct descendants, meaning...OH! So, THAT'S why Lorraine was so hot for Marty. It's just Like That in that family.

[@halcaannen]

No, it's just that the Mcfly men have an affinity for women who look like, Maggie and Lorraine, even Jennifer resembles them.

[@MrHarumakiSensei]

@@halcaannen Yeah, but who wouldn't?

[@IamPatrickStar]

@@halcaannen Jennifer doesn’t even look like Marty’s mother though

[@thisjustin212]

Audience knows that Lea Thompson played both roles. But in Movie reality, she's supposed to look like a different person.

[@firemangan]

@@IamPatrickStarAlthough Marty’s grandmother, Sylvia Mcfly, does resemble Jennifer.

[@LeKnightStudios13419]

Seamus is like Marty’s conscious. That’s where his spirit lies, in his head

[@dhertsens5617]

2:27 - The way he says this, almost crying... Tom really was phenomenal as Biff/Griff/Buford.

[@westnoble1020]

“It’s dog Buford, it’s shoot him down like a dog” 😂😂

[@cybergothika6906]

Traveling back in time and meeting your predecessors would have been such an illuminating experience. Going back to my time wouldn't change reality like fantasy implies, but it would totally change me.

[@sergiomuniz350]

I bought the 4k steelbooks, this is still a great trilogy after all these years

[@RealityTrailers]

2:13 It's that look Marty gives the band, who look so familiar to him, like ZZ Top.

[@RemoGutierrez1]

He gets emotional like he wants to cry 2:28 😂🤗

[@acceptableandbornind80s32]

He made Marty Jump aswell

[@HankMcKoy]

I like how they still respect the occasion even though they're on an arguement and moves the schedule for their killing.

[@TheSuperSpud]

I love the casual conversation they have about plans

[@LegendryHeropon]

"what about Monday? we doing anything Monday?"

[@braybomb622]

@@LegendryHeropon “no Monday would be fine, you can kill him on Monday ”

[@juliolleshi751]

Up and confessed the robbery 😂😂😭

[@MrMojo23100]

So Marty could have ended things quicker if he sent word to the authorities that the Tannen gang was robbing the stagecoach?

[@prasadmangal5435]

Interference there could cost biff

[@chrismc410]

Buford screwed himself there, everyone there could testify under oath as having heard them.

[@gcHK47]

“Hey! Lighten up, jerk!” “Lighten up” and “jerk” didn’t get their current meanings until the 1950s; to the people of 1885, Marty said: “Hey! Light a lamp, pull!”

[@RemoGutierrez1]

Meaning that: Light a lamp, pull. Modern day meaning: "Get a clue" (idea, a _bright_ idea) People use this symbol when you get a good idea 💡

[@asdas8887]

Thanks for the trivia. I'm not a native English speaker so this is new for me.

[@egb50000]

“8:00, I do my killing after breakfast.” You gotta admit, that’s a pretty badass line.

[@danamarvelstar]

0:13 😂 gets me every time

[@kiki_the_arctic_cat_girl3778]

I love that as Seamus tells Marty about his brother Martin, you can tell that he's where he gets his temper and tendency to give into people calling him a chicken from. It's also makes sense that he was named after him, his full name being Martin Seamus McFly.

[@bolch88bb8]

Thomas Wilson is a fantastic actor. Every part of this trilogy he plays differntly and nuanced....bravo sir :)

[@hectorlopez1069]

He was perfect

[@kingty_gaming4128]

What about Monday? We doing anything Monday? 😂😂

[@mahmmodemran1744]

I whistle a happy tune and every single time. The happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid

[@SamaZ2]

Mighty strong words 🤣🤣

[@weakeyesgoodears]

That last minute has the most important lines of the trilogy. Told of an ancestor who let himself be provoked into fights and paid the consequences with his life. And that's why Marty didn't race Needles.

[@sublimeade]

"Assuring I hope youre considering the future, Mr. Eastwood. - I think about it all the time." the whole saga summarized

[@pizzaboynizzaTV]

His ancestors are so cute, lol

[@AldenRDavis]

Buford “Mad Dog” Tannen is Biff’s great-grandfather.

[@Soundtrack33VEVO]

/r/swooosh

[@PhilipBarron]

Fastest gun in the west.

[@josephdalton6968]

Yeah and when biff walked in the hotel and Lorraine said your father is here😂😂😂😂😂😂if biff was Marty’s father then that means Buford mad dog tannen would be Marty’s great great grandfather

[@AldenRDavis]

@@josephdalton6968 Wrong. The McFly and the Tannen clan doesn’t get along too easily.

[@josephdalton6968]

@@AldenRDavis no I know that I’m saying cause biff is Marty’s stepfather in this one and Lorraine said your father is here and it was biff so if biff was Marty’s father that means mad dogg tannen would be Marty’s great great grandfather cause that’s biffs great grandfather and that’s how it would be if Marty was biff’s son lol

[@balijack_9724]

"you ready to back em up with more than just a pie plate" "well considering that's all it took to stop you from shooting this time, i can only imagine what would happen if i had a gun."

[@hobomike6935]

Everyone applauds the climax when mcfly defeats him with his bare hands and a metal oven door, but nobody talks about the fact that he stopped him with a *pie plate* earlier in the movie (except you and I!)

[@nascarfanatic2425]

You gotta love the incompetence of the law in this movie. Buford's cronies announced loudly they were robbing the Pine City Stage, and the Sheriff did nothing. 🤣

[@mg19cal]

Probably because it was outside of Hill Valley, but still they did admit it pretty loudly

[@nascarfanatic2425]

@@mg19cal That could be.

[@hobomike6935]

Marshall Strickland had both the skills and the evidence to stop Buford, and I’m pretty sure he planned to kill him, he just couldn’t catch him at the right time; he slept outside town, kept thugs with him at all times, and hung out in crowded areas where a civilian could get shot in the crossfire. He was just waiting for the right moment to catch him, thankfully Marty beat him and he was arrested alive :)

[@scottythegreat1]

In a deleted scene, the Marshall and his boy were there to intercept them, however Tannen disarms the Marshall and tells him to leave, the Marshall complies and Tannen shoots him in the back, killing him. Thats why the Marshall's deputy arrests Buford and his gang and not the Marshall himself.

[@camdenreith3706]

I love how when Marty tells Tannen to lighten up, he sounds so genuinely fed up with the Tannen Family LOL

[@danieljoseph7962]

I still laugh at how the guy who gave him the gun tells him if he loses, he'll take the gun back. And then Marty's response..... lol, you wouldn't be alive.... so why care? Of course, he's reacting to the thought of getting killed, not losing the gun. But, still.... funny.

[@reptongeek]

I need to watch these films again. I realise I never got half the humor when I was younger

[@jbarral6509]

That's dark humor right there.

[@SaImanKayani]

2:28 In this particular section of the scene, it would seem that Buford is visibly upset.

[@grease_monkey6078]

The reason Tannan didnt understand marty when he said Lighten up jerk is becaise back then jerk meant pull and wasnt made into an insult until the later half of the 20th century so basically Tannan heard it as " Light up Pull !"

[@TheMan-je5xq]

And when Tannan called him “dude” earlier people watching may not understand that is more of an insult in the old west cause it referred to someone from the big cities who dressed too sharply and didn’t know anything

[@johnhein2539]

Seamus and his wife are a good depiction of what it took for commoners to survive back then.

[@KDC93]

That audio bleep actually makes Back To The Future funnier 😂 (Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!)

[@mountkilimanjaro2982]

2:20 in Buford’s defense, “hunt him and shoot him down like a duck” makes more sense than “hunt him and shoot him down like a dog”.

[@ricomajestic]

At least Strickland had hair in this movie!

[@Κύμη]

0:20 After 30 Years i can See the original line. In My language they translated "stop to be a Rambo!".

[@thatguyfromthatthing2476]

2:16 I like Marty’s bewildered expression after he saw Marshall Strickland’s uncanny likeness to Vice Principal Strickland

[@notTerabyte]

that and how the people playing their instruments looked uncannily similar to zz top

[@Knitterfest]

3:12 after Marty was denied his Pepsi Free, he took the free Colt with open arms

[@kevin8712]

Tannen: What's wrong dude!? You yellow!? Me, an Asian:

[@Frankie2012channel]

LOL. Asians were commonly referred to as 'the Yellow Man" because of our so called yellowish tint to our skin compared to Northern Europeans (who had a pinkish hue to their fair skin). But in the 20th century it fell out of favor since it was also a common insult to imply "cowardice". No one, even those who didn't like Asians would EVER call them Cowards. Anyone who faced them in battle (Filipinos in the War of 1898 / Japanese in WW2 / Chinese and Koreans in the Korean War / Vietnamese, Laotians and Cambodians in the Vietnam War) knew that they would hurl themselves into the battle. Cowards don't do Human waves (though it is fanatical, you can't say they're cowards). Now there are other 'armies' who were worthless and ran away in other continents (whom we won't discuss here LOL) but the American experience in the 20th Century made the entire culture STOP using the word Yellow and one of the reasons is that no one ever considered Asians to be Cowards (afraid to fight).

[@eangsyerbic6942]

Mad Dog Tannen: You! Marty: Hey, lighten up jerk! Me: Yeah, Tannen!

[@BenBanjo87]

*Maggie:* "Sure'n I hope _you're_ considerin' the future, Mister Eastwood!" *Marty:* "...I think about it all the time."

[@jugglingbeast]

Thomas F. Wilson should be in more in westerns

[@waaazupd1948]

LETS GO BOYS, LET THESE SISSIES HAVE THEIR PARTY omg that kills me everything I hear that line 😄😄😄

[@mg19cal]

3:42 I like how Seamus pronounces rile as "royal"

[@SaltyChip]

Tom Wilson’s tannen characters are up there for the most underrated villains ever!

[@MadamFoogie]

Wow, the doubleshot is seamless.

[@Mark-kt5mh]

There's a considerable amount of "crispness" around the outside edge of Marty, but other than that, its pretty great.

[@evilwillhunting]

0:23 As frontier folk in 1885 California, they would know the words “lighten up” and “jerk” in the literal word meanings, but not in the slang idiom way Marty used them in. “Lessen your encumbrance and move suddenly!” To them, it was gibberish. But Buford had the wherewithal to know he was being insulted. Such a tiny touch but really adds to the scene.

[@matthewharvey1415]

"Come on, boys! Let these sissies have their party!" cries the sissy, near tears. Also, how hilarious is it that Buford's gang just casually announces their plans for a robbery in public?

[@YourFellowRNRSisterFan98]

Love how Marty thought quick with a pie plate. And yeah his words were insulting back then? Would mean nothing now . And I love the entire series how well casted it was and they couldn’t have picked a better actress to play Miss Clayton kudos to Mary for being a good actress!

[@MiKeMiDNiTe-77]

He broke the cardinal rule: He called Marty Yellow/Chicken NOBODY CALLS HIM THAT!!!!

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Whenever i see Marty throw the pie plate at Tannen, it makes me wonder how many times Michal J. Fox had to throw it during the making of this film, because chances are he didn't get it right on the first take. In fact i also wonder if anyone ever tested if whether or not a pie plate could ever make someone with a gun actually miss a target in real life, because pie plates are made out of tin and since tin is such a thin and light material it can make a pie plate fly like a frisbee, but it's such a light material that there's no way a tin pie plate could ever possess enough weight or force to actually cause someone with a gun to miss what they're aiming at.

[@ashwan3875]

its two different takes, MJ Fox is just throwing it at the camera, someone else just threw the plate at close range when it switches to tannen. So Fox probably didn't have to do too many takes, since his not actually trying to hit the gun.

[@BlackfyreHD]

If you had a gun to someone and were just about to pull the trigger when something comes flying at your hand where the gun is held, hitting it. I'm pretty sure anyone would flinch and miss their mark.

[@luisdonoso6154]

@@BlackfyreHD spot on

[@jonnyb.animationstutorials7119]

I don't think it's about the weight, I think it's more about Distraction.

[@arkay238]

Hold up- did you say tin is an alloy?

[@pokemandem5436]

Never remake or prequel these movies.

[@seanagulan9481]

Robert Zemekis and the actors already agree on that.

[@chesc]

Well, this is at least the second time Marty saves doc's life; nonetheless, he names his kids Jules and Verne. 😆

[@hobomike6935]

Nah Marty’s having his own kids with Jennifer. Let doc name his kids who he wants

[@SupermanUltimateFan-nw6pr]

I watch this lots of times and it's my favourite!✊✊✊✊

[@TheGameCapsule]

Hey lighten up, jerk! ... "Mighty strong words, runt!" 😆

[@michaellittlepage4314]

2:27 Let's Go Boys! Let These Sissies Have Their Party!

[@vasantiago3038]

Forgot ZZ Top was on this one. .RIP Dusty. .

[@RemoGutierrez1]

We all fell in love with Clara.

[@jeffdaughertysdad6585]

The movie is right about how you should think before you speak. However notice how Marty gained respect from everyone when he stood up to Buford. If someone tries to publicly humiliate you, don’t walk away because everyone else will see that you’re a bitch. Only walk away when there’s no gain from the situation.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

It wasn't respect. Nobody cared if Marty lived or died. It was celebrity.

[@hobomike6935]

Why _should_ you not walk away? Buford doesn’t respect anyone.

[@planguy9575]

Marty would have had that respect if he had walked away after saving Doc. Seamus was correct.

[@xcmet]

0:38 Question out there to any educated historian who familiar with early western history in the U.S. Was the term "Dude" really a slang back then. I feel its out of touch for this movie's representation in the west.

[@seaversgagnon8172]

I found this article that says "The word was first used in the late 1800s as a term of mockery for young men who were overly concerned with keeping up with the latest fashions. It later came to stand for clueless city folk (who go to dude ranches) before it morphed into our all-purpose laid-back label for a guy." I know the term dude dates back to the late 18th - early 19th century and sometime in the late 19th as an American slang term so the time period fits I guess..

[@xcmet]

@@seaversgagnon8172 Thank you, thats good to know. I have to give credit to the writers for their efforts of trying to keep some virtue to the representation of western historical dialogue.

[@hkr0065]

@@xcmet Roger Ebert gave this movie the hardest time because the movie's version of The West felt fake to him. I'm not sure what he expected. The filmmakers went out of their way to even shoot out in the open country away from the back lot. This is obviously not 100 percent accurate, but it does feel like it takes place back then. Critics see too many damn movies and it colors their judgment. 😂

[@raymondwise]

Yes, the word DUDE was offensive in those days

[@ethanporter3179]

​@@seaversgagnon8172 hm I didn't know that

[@KJack530]

“Marshall’s got our guns.” Literally 1 minute before he almost shoots doc. 😂

[@SleepingYouSoftlyTV]

Ah yes wild west sponsorship deals, Colt Peacemaker for Mr. Eastwood

[@ashish714]

I saw this movie a million times as a kid, but, with Fox's thick accent, I never realized Marty's ancestor here is lecturing him with very fatherly advice.

[@chipngo9758]

That little baby😂stole the show. So sweet lil baby❤

[@kreion]

That lil ol' band from Texas... The ZZ Tops!

[@oz_jones]

Three Texas boys done good

[@JiTiAr35]

Just a little personal matter between me.....and Eastwooooood 😂.

[@makeitsonumbertwo]

I watched this movie many times and my dumbass just now realized the Marshal is played by the principal. For shame, me.

[@FutureGirl2033]

Yes, that’s a shame. Smh.

[@flyhyland]

Same.

[@Wulfman317]

Slacker!

[@makeitsonumbertwo]

In the words of Alfred: "I'm sorry. I've failed you."

[@siciliandragon8654]

@0:27 Haha, I never knew exactly what Buford was asking in that line, until reading it on the captions here. Regardless of anything else about Mad Dog, I think that's really quite a fair question.

[@dathursday8494]

Back when Law Enforcement spoke with authority.

[@yarasa77]

1:35 Marty: 8.00 I do my killing after breakfast... 😃😃😃😃😃

[@jpa5456]

What about Monday we doin anything Monday??

[@ehjeieusywyay5165]

They have ZZ top performing here which was mainly a 70s band. They have Huey Lewis and the News in the first movie which was an 80s band. Then in the second and third movie they have Flea from RHCP which was a 90s band.

[@RsV1deo]

“I’ll be back this way on mondehhhh” 😂

[@dogan6070]

I miss these types of movies. I hope they make more sequels

[@KaleiBizness]

1:16, Just like Sonic and Eggman scheduling their battles. Well, that episode turned out really weird...

[@fryfry377]

As a kid Marty looked to me like an adult, the hero of the movie. (Although of course the movie frames his reaction to "yellow" as a vice, realistically.) As an adult, I just want to help him out the way the people here are. Still the hero, but needs to be told what the stakes are since he's not acting on the high school stage anymore.

[@IamPatrickStar]

Well he was 29 at this time in 1990. Wasn’t a teenager at all even with the first movie

[@fryfry377]

@@IamPatrickStar I meant that when I was a kid, he looked like an adult. But even as an adult, I'm able to suspend disbelief and make-believe he's a kid because of how he's being played. It helps that I'm now older than Michael J. Fox was when he played Marty.

[@grom4games]

Knowing when to pick your battles and using words to resolve conflicts rather than violence unless all options are exhausted, just walk away...

[@SupermanUltimateFan-nw6pr]

My favourite movie in the world ever!!😀😁

[@kafeelnazar4691]

Monday after breakfast at 8am,gunfight at the ok coral.

[@Alaric11]

Sheriff could tell Buford was a slacker.

[@alexandrebertrand-lafleur3114]

As Marshall Strickland

[@chuckselvage3157]

Lea Thompson is beautiful. Seriously.

[@cobaltwrench]

If Seamus's brother had appeared even in a photo, it should have been George's actor or his double.

[@JStryker47]

"Tomorrow, we're robbing the Pine City stage." Sure, tell all those people that...

[@1532JJ]

What if the train is late Doc? Who cares? Just don't be in town at 8.00am on Monday and you'll be gravy.

[@afriendofbean]

@Jack Jones That's true. I wondered that too. Both Doc and Marty had a meeting spot to wait for the train to steal it and that spot where they were waiting to steal the train was a safe spot and if they both stayed there, they wouldn't of ran into trouble from Buford. Unfortunately, it kind of was Doc's fault for going into the bar to get drunk even though he felt sad for breaking up with Clara and made Clara sad especially that bar where Doc went into was the bar where Buford told Marty to meet him outside of. Either that or, if Doc didn't drink that one cup of Whiskey after the customers wanted to have a toast with him, he wouldn't of passed out causing a delay making Buford and his henchmen catch up. Otherwise maybe Marty should have said that he will meet at 10:00am instead of 8:00am especially if the train ran late, it probably wouldn't of been too late at least 15 minutes late.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@afriendofbean He love to killed just after breakfast. So, 8 a.m is perfect time. 😃😃😃

[@afriendofbean]

@@shahrulamar5358 If Marty loved to kill, it was probably only because of Buford hanging him and calling him "yellow" where Marty wanted revenge.

[@shahrulamar5358]

@@afriendofbean Not just because of that. But probably also because his father was suffering everyday since his school days being bullied by Bufford great grandson. 🤔🤔🤔

[@afriendofbean]

@@shahrulamar5358 That's true but, Bufford's great grandson Biff was not born at this time since this is the past that Marty was in so he couldn't be thinking he wanted revenge on Buford because of Biff even though both Buford and Biff are both Tannen's. Perhaps Marty's main strictness towards Buford is preventing Buford from shooting and killing Doc since from the year 1955 Marty saw Doc's tombstone which showed that Doc was shot and killed on September 7, 1885 and Marty traveled to 1885 just to prevent it happening to Doc and probably wanted to meet up with Buford to change the future of 1955 so neither Marty or Doc would be shot and killed and Marty succeeded because when Buford was arrested, the tombstone disappeared in the picture which showed that Doc and Marty have never died and there won't be a tombstone shown of them in the year 1955.

[@Josue-1203noon]

❤😂 awesome scene. Great movie. One of my favorites.