BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@CaddyJim]

At the end when *Marty* doesn't race you have to remember back to part2 where his mom said he hurt his guitar hand when he crashed into a *Rolls Royce*

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

And the whole being called "chicken" thing that always goaded him into trouble. And that race/crash made him beholden to Needles in the future which led to him being fired. Like his dad hitting Biff, his reversing was that linch-pin moment that changed everything.

[@Billinois78]

Also, in part 2, in the alternate 1985, Biff was in the hot tub watching A Fistful of Dollars, starring Clint Eastwood, and marveling at the cleverness of Eastwood's character hiding a metal shield under his clothes to avoid the bullets. There's also mention on the tv at the Biff Tannen museum of his ancestor, Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen.

[@Сайтамен]

Doc wasn't there though..

[@CaddyJim]

@@Сайтамен what!?

[@JohnRandomness105]

Zooming backward and spinning around wasn't exactly the right thing either. In fact, I've found the spurious turnings around in the trilogy quite disturbing.

[@okeefe757]

The ending of the first movie still holds a little bit of stress for this 45 year old who first saw it in the theater when he was 10 in 1985. It's just still so good.

[@mikeaninger7388]

Dude I’m right there with you. I tell people I saw it on my friends birthday … in the theatre. 45 myself

[@luketimewalker]

Me too, and my dad's name ? GEORGE !!!!

[@SmithDoe]

1:06 We got a foreshadowing about it in the second movie. When Marty arrives to Biff's Hotel, There a video about Biff's life and it mention Bufford "Mad Dog" Tannen as his first ancestry in Hill alley.

[@DaveWraptastic]

which begs the question, who did Buford impregnate to keep his family name going? He doesn't seem to be a hit with the ladies with his drooling and general unhinged behavior.

[@leffew2000]

I just watched all 3 of your reactions to the Trilogy. An amazing thing to think about is that at one point, there were FOUR DeLoreans in 1955 at the same time. You had the one Marty took (1985), the one Biff took (2015), the one Doc and Marty took (alternate timeline) and the one in the tunnel (1885).

[@nonconsensualopinion]

What I often think about is how absolutely tiring it would be. The characters did all of this in like a week from their perspective. Back to back to back near disaster, time traveling, and nearly facing your own extinction many times. I can't even imagine how relieved Marty would have to be at the end of the third film.

[@leffew2000]

@@nonconsensualopinion more than a week for Marty because he spent a whole week in 1985, half a day in 2015, another full day in 2015nand then almost a week in 1885. We don’t know how long Doc was in the future before he returned to 1985 grab Marty and Jennifer. But he also spent 8 months in 1885. They did all of this without anyone realizing they were gone.

[@michaelceraso1977]

shes very good, BUT id like to know how big a dog she has from that barking lol

[@mattp6089]

The invention of the flux capacitor really did occur at a focal point in the space-time continuum.

[@leffew2000]

@Legend Killer "You're just not thinking fourth dimensionally"

[@BigGator5]

There really isn't that many sci-fi/western movies out there. Like three movies, including this one, that I can think off the top of my head. Fun Fact: Yes, ZZ Top was the band during the town party. During one take, the camera broke. While waiting for the camera to be repaired, Michael J. Fox asked if they would play "Hey Good Lookin'" which they did. Afterwards, more requests were played. Two hours later, someone inquired if the camera had been repaired. Robert Zemeckis replied that it had been fixed for quite a while, he just didn't want to stop the party that had evolved.

[@luketimewalker]

hahahaha love itttt RIP Dusty

[@glennwelsh9784]

Another story - Supposedly, ZZ Top or their manager pushed to get Zemeckis to include the band's Cadillac in that scene. Clearly, a Cadillac inexplicably appearing at an 1885 party would be a glaring anachronism, so Zemeckis swiftly rejected the idea.

[@dernwine]

Back to the Future, Wild Wild West, Cowboys and Aliens, Firefly/Serenity am I missing any?

[@BigGator5]

Cowboys & Aliens, Back To The Future III, and Wild Wild West is what I was talking about. I'm not including sci-fi that has a western aesthetic, only sci-fi in the old west.

[@luketimewalker]

@@glennwelsh9784 do you have any idea how many times I've searched their fiddle song ? Back in the days of compact disc then with the internet ??? I have this song in my head ALL.THE.TIME They totally should have released it AND filmed a video WITH the cadillac in Hill Valley to boot! B)

[@DavidGBrooks]

Back to the Future is the greatest trilogy of all time, i have lost count how many times i have watched each one but i definitely think i hold the world record for how many times i have watched them all, pretty sure i must do 😂

[@naosei72876]

Me too

[@Grizzlox]

I think the only trilogy I like better is Lord of the Rings

[@Cloningmaster55]

​​@@Grizzlox that or the Original Star Wars that's my Top three at number 1 right there 1.) The Lord of the Rings Trilogy 1.) The Original Star Wars Trilogy 1.) The Back to the future Trilogy

[@toddsmitts]

Needles' gang actually consists of one member of each of the Tannen gangs. The guy riding shotgun in his truck also played a member of Buford's gang in 1885, the guy in the back in yellow played "Data" (the one making chicken sound effects) in Griff's gang in 2015, and the guy in the back wit sunglasses played "Skinhead" (the one who made fun of Marty's jacket) in Biff's gang in 1955. There was a deleted scene where Buford shoots Marshall Stickland, who dies telling his son to remember "discipline" (which gets passed on to Mr. Strickland at the school). That's why the deputy is the one who arrests him at the end. The producers decided the scene was too dark. I think you can find it on KZbin.

[@luketimewalker]

ooh didnt know about the gang! Yeah, that Strict-land scene ROCKS

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

They thought that audiences would want Marty to kill Buford if he went too far.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

this one makes me cry at the end every time. doc is so wise at the end.

[@terrylandess6072]

It's really amazing when one looks at a list of movies released in a particular year back in the 80's. So many hits and amazing productions. It's worth the 'trip'.

[@jp3813]

This was released in 1990.

[@terrylandess6072]

@@jp3813 Yes, the end of a great franchise. More good movies followed throughout the 90's, fewer but still great watches.

[@jp3813]

@@terrylandess6072 The top year for the 80s is 1984: Ghostbusters, Terminator, Karate Kid, Gremlins, NeverEnding Story, Temple of Doom, Beverly Hills Cop, Footloose, This Is Spinal Tap, Romancing the Stone, Nightmare on Elm Street, Splash, The Natural, Red Dawn, Last Starfighter, Sixteen Candles, Top Secret, Purple Rain, Amadeus, Once Upon a Time in America, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, etc... For the 90s is 1994: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Lion King, Leon: The Professional, Natural Born Killers, Ed Wood, Speed, True Lies, The Crow, Interview with the Vampire, Drunken Master 2, The Mask, Stargate, Legends of the Fall, Heavenly Creatures, Fist of Legend, Clear and Present Danger, Maverick, Clerks, Dumb & Dumber, etc...

[@mitchellneu]

Doc peeks out of the train window: “Doc!?” “MARTY!!!!” That puts a grin on my face EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

[@guitarman8462]

Clint Eastwood in one of his western movies , did the same thing of putting that cover on his chest for blocking bullet shots .

[@videostash413]

A Fistful of Dollars

[@BogeyTheBear]

16:23 Wheel spacers are a thing in our day and age, so I imagine Doc could have adjusted the axles to ensure the wheels matched the width of the rails in this case.

[@j.m.marshall669]

I actually have that photograph of Doc and Marty in front of the clock tower on my shelf in my room, can see it as I'm typing this. Underneath it says "To Marty, Partner in Time, September 5th 1885" :)

[@johnsmith2046]

Thanks for doing this one, Addie. I was actually hoping for it, it's one of my favorites. Cheers from northeast Ohio. :)

[@Pixelologist]

That "little contraption" that Marty is wearing on his head (while Doc reads his own letter aloud) was the mind-reading device Doc was wearing in the original Back to the Future when Marty first knocked on his door.

[@traviswinkler3994]

Remember, almost no time passed for Jennifer. That's the beauty of time travel.

[@Tech-geeky]

actually you'd think Eistein would have aged too... and other names Doc gave him (in 1955 and 1855.). I think they used different dogs, but all of them looked the same to me.

[@bigbobaboom5038]

Great reactions Addie. The next logical step in your time-travel journey is 'Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure'.

[@NelsonVlog66]

Avengers Endgame involves time travel, too. "You mean to tell me that Back To the Future was just a bunch of bullsh*t?"-Scott Lang(Paul Rudd)

[@jeffshirton7234]

I don't know if you want to hear this, but Mary Steenburgen ("Clara Clayton") previously costarred in a time travel movie called "Time After Time" with Malcolm McDowell, where she plays the love interest with the time traveller H.G. Wells.

[@3XLDave]

Another great reaction! Thanks for getting all three of these out so fast! :)

[@rdrogerio73]

Great trilogy, great reaction! Now let's wait for the next one! From Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. And Yes! Your vídeos are reaching This Far! We Hope they go even further and you keep up the good work!

[@beterbomen]

There isn't a Back to the Future 4, but there is an adventure game that continues the story, and it's pretty good. It goes pretty deep into Marty and Doc's relationship.

[@merchillio]

It’s not easy to spot, but in the 2nd one, when Marty interrupts Biff in the jacuzzi, he’s watching a western movie where the hero uses the same cast iron oven plate trick.

[@dougearnest7590]

The hero to which you refer was played by Clint Eastwood.

[@merchillio]

@@dougearnest7590 I was 80% sure, but I decided to play it safe… but I should have guessed, given Marty’s alias in the movie…

[@ajlynch5235]

I love the fact that doc named his dog after scientists (Copernicus and Einstien) and then named his children after science fiction (Jules, Vern) and Marty's dad also was a science fiction writer

[@corymccarty8603]

I'm so glad you enjoyed this trilogy Addy. This trilogy came from a time. Where people still know how to make movies that didn't just rip off of the other movies. It's also one of the trilogies where there isn't a week movie within the trilogy. They're all awesome they're all great they're all rewatchable. Keep up the great work!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

8:09 In 1955, Marty came under the pursuit of Biff and his lackeys. He was able to outwit them by improvising a _skateboard_ which was _absolutely_ usable on _pavement._ In 2015, Marty came under the pursuit of _Griff_ and his lackeys. He discovered the _hoverboard,_ the _successor_ of the skateboard, which he was able to use to outwit _them._ But this is 1885. There are _no_ skateboards, _no_ hoverboards and no _pavement,_ which means that, even he _had_ a skateboard, he wouldn't be able to _use_ it. Buford and his lackeys are coming _after_ him. He needs serious _help._ 8:58 And _here_ it is.

[@MrKeychange]

Well done Addie! Great reaction. 😁👍

[@DanielRamosMilitaryWiz]

That’s the brain-wave analyzer at 1:39. If you recall the first film where Marty arrives at Doc’s house in 1955, that’s the contraption Doc was wearing to try and read Marty’s mind. That’s Buford “Mad Dog” Tannen at 7:07. He’s Biff’s great grandfather, but they are both played by the same actor (Thomas F. Wilson). Believe it or not, Michael J. Fox was accidentally hanged while filming the hanging scene. During the first few takes, Fox stood on a box for the close up scenes where his whole body isn’t shown. Fox thought it didn’t look realistic enough, so he offered to do the stunt without the box. During the 7th take, Fox was getting tired, and he miscalculated the timing in which his hand was suppose to go between the rope and his neck. According to Fox, it was a full thirty seconds before anyone noticed that something was wrong. He was actually unconscious for a short period, but thankfully he survived. 16:09 If you go back and watch the second film, Lorraine in 2015 (Lea Thompson) tells the story about how Marty got into a car accident during a drag race. That one incident ruined his life, but thankfully the lessons Marty learned in 1885 helped him alter that history for the better. P.S. You might be slightly crazy, but I love your reaction videos, and you trying to figure things out.

[@alextan1478]

7:11, This version of Biff is actually Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen, Biff's great grandfather. You were also able to see a glimpse of him in Part II in the museum video in 1985A and in the Part III trailer at the end of said movie.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

6:21 "He's in the right part of _town,_ though." Well, I mean, this was the _early_ days of Hill Valley. It was still a small town. That image you get when the camera passes over the sign shows you pretty much _all_ of it. As the old saying goes, a small town is a place where a _barber_ who needs a _haircut_ has a _problem._ Yeah. Because in _all_ the town, there's only _one_ barber, _one_ bartender, _one_ general store owner, _one_ stable worker, _one_ tailor, _one_ accountant... etc. So it stands to reason there's only one _blacksmith,_ and sooner or later, in the last eight months, everyone in town has needed his _services,_ so everyone knows where his _shop_ is. Marty is _bound_ to find it if he just walks around the _town,_ which shouldn't take him more than 15 _minutes._

[@truththruthespirit2659]

Michael Fox did his own stunts and almost died when Buford Tannon hung him up at the clock tower. He actually passed out from being choked

[@3DJapan]

He actually thinks it may have partially lead to his Parkinson's disease.

[@alexgzz]

In fact by the time he was filming this one he was already diagnosed of Parkinson’s. When Buford is chasing him before the hanging you can see him running with a slight limp.

[@jewel79]

@@3DJapan this "fact" is spreading like fire online... but it's not true. Fox was misquoted from his autobiography that I read too. The truth: Because he had first symptoms around 1990 when the doctor actually didn't find out yet thatFox had Parkinson, Fox listed possibilities what could be the problem (he had feelings of stiffness, numbness in his left body side), he also mentioned his accident on BTTF3 with the rope which nearly suffocated him to death. It was only one of many counted possibilies why he had some medical problems. It was listed to find the REAL reason. Fox never wrote or said that he "thinks Parkinson came from this accident". Also not partially. This was a false interpretation from the person that spread that story on the net. In 1991 finally a doctor found Parkinson to be the problem. No movie stunt that went wrong, no sport accident etc etc... Again, he never claimed anything like that. If you read his 4 great books you'll notice that too. Cheers. (Sorry for my bad English. It's not my native tongue that's why until now I felt too lazy to ever correct this fact error when I read it online. )

[@burkeiowa]

16:22 It's not a coincidence that the wheels of the car fit the railroad tracks so well. Reuse happens a great deal in technology. The people who made axles for covered wagons would also set the standard for the axle width of automobiles and the trains in the northern US that would become the standard nationally after the U.S. Civil War. There are even more things throughout time that match up. But one has to intentionally make a change. And when going from one thing to the next, sometimes a change doesn't work well. If you have the ruts from a wagon that formed a trail and then a car or truck tries to take the same path, if the width differed, it wouldn't be as easy to drive along it. But in general, people get used to the width of paths and axles, and unless there's a good reason to change, they don't. When the railroads formed, the U.S. South had a different spacing, but after losing the war, they relaid tracks. Germany attempted to create a massive rail-mounted gun, and it was so big that they needed extra tracks that weren't standard, which made it hard to bring their huge gun toward Russia. Standards keep things simple and compatible.

[@carn9507]

I loved that you enjoyed the whole thing. One of my fave series of films ever. And one I've watched all in one go several times. Also your commentary and guesses are cute. :)

[@texantompaine4509]

Great reactions to one of the best trilogies ever made. A ton of fun facts and trivia surrounds them and I'm sure the comments won't hold back. The one I realized in one of my more recent rewatches is that in the real-time timeline, for Marty this all takes place in a weekend with part 1 being in Friday night, part 2 Saturday to early Sunday and returning at the end of part 3 on Sunday morning. Glad you liked it!

[@philrob1978]

That's why Jennifer's comment at the end of part 1 is funny - "Marty, you're acting like you haven't seen me for a week!". The joys of time travel...

[@linkfromhyrule5504]

This isn't Mary Steenburgen's(Clara Clayton) first time in a Time Travel movie. She was in another Time Travel movie in 1979, titled, _"Time After Time"._

[@ChadHuisinga]

Your reactions make me smile! Appreciate you!

[@SmithDoe]

5:05 He says: Maggy. Fetch some water we got a hurt man here.

[@nevcutlass2257]

Hi Addie. Congrats on reaching a thousand subs.

[@ITPalGame]

The final tracks scene was filmed at the end of Ventura road in Port Hueneme, CA. The beach pier is nearby. I was in a class when another student said they were filming.

[@charleslee8313]

Marty was moonwalking. You've never seen that? (Look up Michael Jackson) That was a spittoon that landed on Buford. That was tobacco and spit -- you don't blame him for being furious at Marty. "Wait, how does he know that?" Time traveler. The alternate Biff was watching that one Eastwood movie, which was foreshadowing what Marty was going to do in the showdown.

[@Sairin13]

If you think of it, there was a point in 1955 where there were four of the deloreon time machines existing at the same time. Old Biff had one, Marty and Doc (1955) had one, Marty and Doc (1985) had one, and there was one buried in the cave.

[@jerrykessler2478]

Actually, it wasn't a coincidence that the car fit on the railroad tracks. Roads built by the Romans developed ruts the width of chariot wheels. Wagon builders designed Wagon wheels the same width to avoid damage to the wagons. When they started building trains they used the same tools so train carriages were that same width and that carried forward when automobiles were invented.

[@starlighter93]

Doc went Steampunk 1885 with his time train. :D

[@SwiftJustice]

23:15 "How is she still holding on?!" It's the Power of Love~🎶

[@karlluigi1987]

BACK TO THE FUTURE TRILOGY is one those few movies that have a really good sequel, just like the 1st Star Wars Trilogy..

[@cleonmagabeefy8473]

Well, that was absolutely delightful!!! Thank you😀😀😀

[@truththruthespirit2659]

in the 1950's cowboy movies and tv shows were very popular. The outfit Doc dressed Marty in wasn't historicly accurate but was widely accepted as normal cowboy atire by those in the 50's. Kinda like a Roy Rogers or Lone Ranger.

[@SmithDoe]

1:40 Doc was wearing this device when Marty first met him in 1955. He was trying to read his thoughts.

[@bobapjok4241]

original timeline Clara went over the cliff creating Clayton Ravine. After Doc went back (but before Marty did) Doc met Clara at the station and so she never went over the cliff. After Marty went back Doc didnt pick her up and she was going to go over the cliff, but Doc saved her. Marty then goes over the cliff in the train (from the peoples perspective) and creates Eastwood Ravine.

[@richardstarkey2247]

Once someone pointed it out to me, I can never unsee those bizare hand gestures one of Doc's kids is doing while Doc is handing Marty the picture.

[@CynicalGear]

The scene where Marty uses the iron plate as A bullet proof vest, Is taken from the movie A fist full of dollars starring Clint Eastwood. which was the movie Biff was watching in the hot tub in the second movie.

[@dernwine]

Well, Jennifer didn't spend all that time on the porch. Because of when Marty chooses to go back to, although Marty has spend like 2 weeks in 1955 and 1885, for Jennifer only a couple hours passed. Also the canyon is called Eastwood Ravine because "Clint Eastwood" went over the edge of the ravine in 1885. Just like the Mall starts out being called "Twin Pines Mall" in the first film, but after Marty McFly runs a pine over at the peabody farm in 1955 and returns for the end of the film it's called "Lone Pine Mall".

[@Milano-ug3iu]

Really really impressed by your work. Can't imagine how long it take you to do this.

[@brandonparisien2381]

Eastwood ravine because Marty "died" :) In the first movie, tge mall they start at is called Twin Pines Mall; then when Marty travels back to the future at the end its called Lone Pine Mall, because he drove over one of the twin pines when he arrived in the past :)

[@James_Smith862]

After the first one, this one is my next favorite. A great trilogy!

[@jd-zr3vk]

In the first movie the song Power of Love is performed by Huey Lewis and the News. One of the judges in the talent contest is played by Huey Lewis, the one that said the song was too loud. The actor who played George McFly is Crispin Glover, he had a meltdown (very weird behavior) on David Letterman and lost most of his career. He is still acting, mostly in independent films.The red headed actor who George pushed at the dance is played by Dylan Kussman who was in Dead Poets Society, a movie worth watching.

[@michaelceraso1977]

yes THAT ACTOR GLover was a nut case and I actually saw that when he appeared on Letterman, only thing funnier on Letterman was when ANDY kaufman had his azz kicked by the Wrestler he insulted and thought he could cold cok that night-lol man the 80s's was a wild time

[@pauld6967]

Regarding cars and railroad tracks, the width is very similar and railroads use trucks/cars that have an extra set of metal wheels that lower into position to go on the tracks. These vehicles are used for inspection and/or quick transportation of personnel to a work site.

[@Jay-sj3io]

The scene when Marty dragged through town and hung. When he was hung he was hung for real by accident. Micheal j fox said this in interviews and in one of his books

[@heyhocodyo97]

The dog in 1955 is named Copernicus

[@lazyperfectionist1]

5:51 So, so far in this franchise, we've seen what a home-cooked meal looked like in 1985 and in _1955._ In part 2, we saw a guess at what a home-cooked meal would look like in 2015. Now they're showing us what a home-cooked meal looked like in _1885._ Romantic, isn't it?

[@edinscot56789]

Mad dog getting lost in his count cracks me up 😆

[@lazyperfectionist1]

15:14 _"Aw._ That's his _dog's_ name!" Copernicus? Well, yeah. Doc Brown named his dog after a famous polymath, Nicholas Copernicus, who lived from 1473 to 1543. In a world in which _every_ single person believed that every object in the Universe revolved around the _Earth,_ he made waves by being the first to propose that maybe the Earth revolved around the _Sun._ Doc Brown found this man a source of inspiration and named his _dog_ after him. But apparently, whoever it was who named this impact crater on the surface of the _Moon_ felt the same _way._

[@Adam-uu2wh]

Awesome reaction! love the movie and love you too😉😆

[@rockzilla1664]

Amazing reaction!

[@vigorousera]

The mohawk guy driving the truck and trying to bait Marty into racing at the end is Flea, the bassist from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

[@roberto2568]

your emotional inteligence is on point :D

[@BruceRiggsGamer]

When the actual October 21st, 2015 arrived, a special tribute video was made with Christopher Lloyd portraying Doc Emmet Brown again. Just a heartwarming message. If you want to see it, you should look up on youtube "The Future is Now! - A Special Message From Doc Brown" .

[@dcmslife3772]

24:29 -- "She's going to the future after all! It's about time!" You are very right, Addie. It is about time. That's what these three movies are about: TIME. :: 🥁Ba dum tss! :: 😂😂😂

[@donnilloyd1355]

The END of one of the BEST TRILOGIES EVER!!! I liked it because they ended the series with nothing but great movies. YES, I miss the newness of new movies, but LOVE the fact that ALL 3 of the movies were/are AWESOME!!! Thank you for sharing them with us, Addie. And I'm looking forward to some of your future Post. Nice job on these Post.

[@IBeforeAExceptAfterK]

15:14 Not quite. The dog's name is Copernicus. 29:39 True enough. I guess that's why they made an animated series in the 90s. And a series of Telltale games. And a series of comics.

[@kermitcook8498]

So so so many questions? So so so cute. That thing was the mind reading hat doc was wearing in the first movie when Marty first showed up at Doc's house that didn't work. Like the changes in the first movie of the twin pines mall to the lone pine mall the big change in this movie is the ravine changes from Clayton to Eastwood. Overall we get get closure. Doc's happy, Marty's happy. Jennifer's happy. Einstein gets to meet his new family. Is this a robbery? No it's a science experiment.

[@afternoondelight-i7h]

The dog in 1955 is Copernicus.

[@henrytjernlund]

Lovely ending by a lovely reactor. Thanks for these.

[@hellmekun]

7:51 "marty are you ok?... are you ok marty?" 😆🤣

[@StCerberusEngel]

He's been shot at by a not so smooth criminal.

[@CalciumChief]

15:16 Copernicus was an astronomer who debunked the idea that the Earth is in the center of the universe and the sun revolves around it. The dog in the movies is named after him.

[@Handletakenlol]

There was also an animated series, Doc,Clara,and the boys, Jules and Vern have many time traveling adventures!

[@jebcalp5703]

At 9:00 when they were hanging Marty, actor Michael J. Fox was really choking.

[@nathancruz9172]

Good to know.

[@DanielRichards644]

the trilogy was in effect 3 acts of a giant 5-6 hour movie as there are events in each movie that setup the next one and not just the major plot points, there are "easter egg" things in the background, as for this third installment, in the original timeline, Emmitt wasn't there to save Clara when her horses got spooked and she died going into the ravine so they altered the timeline by saving her and as far as 1885 goes they believed "Clint Eastwood" (Marty) died in the Train explosion so they named the ravine after him, for Jennifer she wasn't laying on her porch "all that time", when Marty returned to 1985 he returned to the morning after they left her on the porch in the alternate 1985, with Doc saying at one point in part 2 that the timeline altered around Jennifer, which frankly doesn't make sense because that was a branch timeline that ceased to exist when they destroyed the sports almanac.

[@poedameron8198]

Fun Fact: In the 1800s there were no quality standards, products labeled 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 at the Saloon. 🥃☠️🤔

[@benlongstreth]

They left Jennifer in 1985 Alternate which turned back to 1985 Lone Pine after he burned the Almanac. In fact Marty leaves the the OG timeline and comes back to the Lone Pine Timeline at the end of the first movie.

[@radicaladz]

Clara being the epitome of wonderful doesn't totally make up for poor Jennifer getting punted off into a plot cul-de-sac for most of the trilogy, but much like how we get to see the layers of Lorraine in Part 1, it shows that Zemeckis and Gale actually were pretty good at writing female roles... when they actually planned the story around their characters being significant, of course. ;)

[@rsrt6910]

The issue was that the first Back to the Future was never written to be a trilogy. Zemeckis and Gale said that if they had, they wouldn't have had Jennifer getting in the flying DeLorean with Marty and Doc at the very end of the first movie, so they had to find a way to get her out of the way. That's why, as awkward as it is, they left her on the front porch all this time (though technically, from a time travel perspective, she really wasn't there more than a couple hours).

[@radicaladz]

@@rsrt6910 - sure, but that excuse always feels a bit weak to me. Firstly, if they never intended it to have a sequel or be a trilogy, don't do that ending - tie it up for real. I can relate to them writing themselves into a corner, but if the response is to basically throw that character under a bus so they don't have to deal with the implications of their storyline/character arc going forward, that's still kinda crummy, and it's part of why 2 is my least favourite of them.

[@radicaladz]

I mean, I get it - Jennifer is sort of a satellite character in the original too, but that's a function of it being Marty's story and not hers. But the moment they established she and Marty have a future together and drag her along, they set up an expectation that ultimately never pays off. Also, not really her fault for getting recast in the role, but Elizabeth Shue is just very bland as her, except when she has the whole fainting scene at the house and then she's just mugging for the camera.

[@Caseytify]

@@radicaladz It's too bad these award winning, hit movie producing folks didn't have you around then.

[@marcusthrun3887]

Moin aus Hamburg or greetings from Hamburg (Germany). I don't know how many times I've seen the trilogy, but it's always nice. I hope there won't be a fourth part that has been talked about for years. The story is told to the end.

[@mikeaninger7388]

What a wonderful reaction. Sci-fi, western, and beauty.

[@mikeaninger7388]

And the girl reacting is a cutie too. 😜😉

[@Coco-oy5sm]

I doubt it would've been a thing in 1885 (I'm not a trainologist) but the rope would be the same as you find on city buses and passenger trains today - you use it to request an immediate stop. It's primarily meant for emergencies or late at night when you're the only rider and the driver is just cruising past empty stops, but when I was in college people would pull it whenever they wanted to get off in the middle of a route.

[@Walter_Arrecis_Letona]

Me gustó mucho tus reacciones a las tres películas y muchas gracias por los subtítulos. Volver al Futuro es mi película favorita de todos los tiempos, la he visto miles de veces. En 1985 días después de su estreno la fui a ver 5 veces al cine. Y el 21 de octubre de 2015 cuando se conmemoró la llegada de Marty, el Doc y Jennifer al futuro, 30 años después, la volví a ver en el cine. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala en Centro América.

[@coniston3106]

Never realized the Eastwood Ravine one.

[@Billinois78]

Just about every movie directed by Robert Zemeckis is great. Forrest Gump, Cast Away, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit come to mind. There actually was a Saturday morning cartoon of Back to the Future in the early 90s where they actually did go back to other points in time like the medieval times. My theory on what the tribe on the horses thought when they saw the Delorian is that they saw it as a sign that they would win the battle they were headed towards. Maybe to their eyes, it was a big shining spirit buffalo. So, they charged on. Something like that.

[@SmithDoe]

3:03 Marty mention Clint Eastwood (and Doc don't know who this is. On the wall, we sees a poster of the movie Revenge of the creature. Which is the very first movie where Clint Eastwood have been.

[@3DJapan]

Jennifer was left on her porch in Alternate 1985. When they burned the almanac that time line ceased to exist so Jennifer just ended up in her own time.

[@alanhembra2565]

What blows your mind is that in 1955 there were 4 Deloreans and 3 of Marty by the end.

[@Grizzlox]

I'm so glad in this movie they used something that could actually, feasibly stop a bullet to save Marty

[@dcmslife3772]

Addie: "They could go back to the Plague!" I have a tip for Doc and Marty. STAY OUT OF THE PLAGUE AND STAY OUT OF 2020!!!! 🙈😒

[@rsrt6910]

I KNOW, they could go back to Pompei 79AD! Maybe they'd run into Tom Hiddleson and Owen Wilson!

[@jamesdean922]

Wish i could go back in time to watch the trilogy for the first time!

[@aaronbeatdown]

The entire trilogy is great, but it's on different levels of great. The first one is a perfect movie entirely. The next two had to evolve from something that wasn't even considered, and it's still pretty great. I just found you because of these reactions, and I see you have a few others that are popular... I'm curious, is there a possible video/conversation/place to see you chatting about what your film gaps are?

[@VideoGameVillians]

Car tires actually do fit on tracks like that. Not that I recommend doing it, but you could follow the tracks without having to steer the car yourself once you get lined up.

[@georger.3489]

My favorite one from these trilogy. Nice reaction.

[@pietergreveling]

You're probably the reacter who says Oh My Gosh the most often! 😉🤗✌🏼

[@curtismartin2866]

That would be Cassie from Popcorn in Bed 😂

[@marcosgurrola1421]

In about 10 minutes, he's gonna be as sober as a priest on Sunday.

[@vigorousera]

Fun fact: at 28:58, the kid on the right is motioning to the crew that he needs to pee -- the "come here" gesture followed by the point at his dingus.

[@ceruleanblu3184]

1:40 1955’s Doc used that contraption in the 1st movie to read Marty’s mind. It didn’t work.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"I don't even now what they would THINK of the DeLorean..." My guess is, a very fast shiny rock.

[@Cau_No]

"What's that silver buffalo doing there?" - "Don't know, don't care, the blue-jacketed palefaces are behind us ..."