I Don't Want It To End! Back to the Future 3 (1990) ♡ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@Centane]

my other channels: 🍿 anime channel ↬ youtube.com/@centaneanime 🎮 gaming channel ↬ youtube.com/@Kamillaa

[@TioMegamanX]

I highly recommend you watch some playthrough of BTTF the game by Tell Tale Games, is basically a sequel to the movies, or, since you have a gaming channel then play the game.

[@andyspark5192]

📌 Watch Crispin Hellion Glover (Gorge) in another movie Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (from 2003) sequel to Charlie's Angels (from 2000)

[@daerdevvyl4314]

@andyspark5192 Who would name their kid Hellion?

[@zacatkinson3926]

BTTF 2 and 3 were filmed at the same time, and released like almost the same year, I think when MJ Fox was choked on the hanging scene its rumoured to contributed to his Parkinsons disease

[@RodConvoy1987]

@@TioMegamanX The video game info can be found on wikipedia. There was also an animated series from 1991-1992 now on DVD, and the IDW Publishing's (a comic company) various BTTF comics from 2015-2022.

[@alaneskew2664]

Back to the Future series is actually considered one of the greatest movie trilogies ever made

[@thomastimlin1724]

which was never intended to be a trilogy

[@Bejita1979]

You are wrong, sir!!! It's not one of the greatest movie trilogy of all time. It is the greatest movie trilogy of all time!!!

[@zacatkinson3926]

@@Bejita1979 It is yes, every line of dialogue has been studied its perfect, yet I wish they made a 4th

[@Bejita1979]

@zacatkinson3926 They kind of made a 4th one. It's a video game. You can watch the cut scenes on KZbin. It's like a 6 hour long movie, and it's great.

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

@@Bejita1979 No

[@martinbraun1211]

I highly recommend the movie "Who framed Roger Rabbit". It's also from Robert Zemeckis and with Christopher Lloyd.

[@Pixelologist]

Seconded....ENTHUSIASTICALLY!!

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

Absolute classic and the animation/special effects were the equivalent of T2 back then!

[@SFOlson]

Since she’s now seen the Back to the Future trilogy, I think that Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a mandatory viewing.

[@OSVS_Mike]

Absolutely 100% agreed. Another perfect Robert Zemeckis - Steven Spielberg collaboration.

[@henrikpersson4371]

dennis the menace.or what it is called, also with C. Lloyd

[@williamketchem7380]

She is one of my favorite reactors. Authentic and no phonyness. Not all about herself. I love to see her happy.

[@susmarcon]

And she is quite easy on the eye as well.

[@larkefedifero]

@@susmarcon Yes - I find her to be a better-looking version of the singer Tate McRae!

[@Cassxowary]

that’s because she’s norwegian (:

[@islandboy70]

I don't know if this mentioned already but a piece of triva: Clint Eastwood was asked for permission about his name being used for Marty in the film. He consented and was said to be tickled by the homage.

[@johnnyblaze1098]

Fun fact: When Mad Dog was hanging Marty in front of the clock tower, there was a point where Michael J. Fox was REALLY choking. Everybody thought he was acting but he was actually choking to death because of a faulty knot in the prop. Also, the idea of Marty wearing that iron plate as a bulletproof vest was a callback from a scene from Back to the Future 2 where Biff was I the jacuzzi watching a Clint Eastwood movie and he does that in the movie.

[@ilFanEditore]

The movie was "A fistful of dollars" by Sergio Leone, first in the Man with No Name Trilogy.

[@Klayhamn]

from my experience not a single reactor notices the easter egg

[@SamBorgman]

So far no reactor has connected the Eastwood movie scene from the second movie to this one. Someone noticed that Eastwood scene, but they watched this 3rd movie months later and forgot about it.

[@DW.Strangeman]

​​@@Klayhamnmaybe because it's not an Easter egg, it's part of the story. It's like the twin/lone pines mall. An Easter egg is a hidden in joke/factoid which has no bearing on the story at all.

[@larkefedifero]

​@@DW.Strangeman If you REALLY wanna start getting into Easter eggs hinting at Part III, the gun that Doc pulls on the terrorists at the start of Part I to "draw their fire!" is a western-style six-shooter. And in "The Making of Back to the Future" (Part I) short originally aired at the time, some of the cast is asked, if they had a time machine, to what time they'd want to travel, and Michael J. Fox's response is, "The Wild West!" 😳 Of course, there's also the game that Marty plays in 2015 in "The Cafe 80's," which is Nintendo's "Wild Gunman!!" 😊👍

[@Jordashian93]

It was a good ending to an excellent trilogy that forever changed the way we view time travel and the past.

[@Centane]

it was such an amazing journey 🥹🩷

[@thomastimlin1724]

The 3 old guys in the bar were actually old cowboy movie actors!!! They hired them special for the fun of it, getting them out of retirement. The bar tender was also known for cowboy movies. the big guy with the funny voice, Pat Buttram, goes way back to the 1930's, 40's &50'splaying the sidekick of Gene Autry, the famous singing cowboy, and in the 1960's for playing the con artist character of Mr. Haney in the television series Green Acres. He had a distinctive voice that, in his own words, "never quite made it through puberty." He was a real funny guy.

[@tjsogmc]

I'm crying right now because I miss the 80's so much. It was a most excellent decade! I would go back in an instant and never leave.

[@tjsogmc]

@@JohnSmith-it6hj the 70s were also awesome in their own way. Great music, funky vibes.

[@Cassxowary]

also a lot more bigotry and related other bullshit let’s not forget that

[@tjsogmc]

@@Cassxowary it's 10x worse now. Everyone today is hyper racist and closed off into their own ethnic groups and bitter and angry at everyone else.

[@jmominis]

30:20 The story about Clara was that she died when her wagon went over the cliff but Doc altered history by saving her. The train she gets on is going to San Francisco, it wouldn’t go off the cliff because that was not the main line.

[@ChrisReise]

26:00 You're absolutely right. Bringing Clara back to the future with them is the ONLY logical thing to do. Clara was supposed to have died falling over that cliff, therefore taking her OUT of the past is the right thing to do. Every day she spends in 1885 heightens the risk of contaminating history.

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

It kinda feels like that's how the originally wrote it but then changed it so they could have the final scene echoing back to Doc being alive in part 1.

[@SSand4]

Some little tidbits: - The band playing at the festival was ZZ Top, who also contributed the song Doubleback to the soundtrack (and it played over the end credits) - Mad Dog's gang was played by the team that taught the cast how to ride horses for the movie, because it was decided that for such small supporting roles it was easier to teach people who already knew how to ride horses how to act than it was to train actors how to ride horses. - "Can she do that?" Yeah, passenger trains in the 19th century had emergency brake cords in them (at least according to pretty much every movie ever made...) - Marty being able to shoot was foreshadowed by the Wild Gunman arcade machine in 2015; him saying he learned to shoot at 7-Eleven (an American convenience store chain) meant that the one he went to probably had a Wild Gunman machine that he practiced on frequently. (A lot of 7-Elevens used to have one or two arcade machines back in the day) - Bonus fact: in real life, there were no Wild Gunman stand-alone arcade machines, the game was exclusive to NES and the PlayChoice-10 (which used a totally different cabinet to the one seen in the movie). Other trivia: - One of Biff's gang members (the one who has a match in his mouth) in 1955 and the Alternate 1985 where Biff is basically Donald Trump was played by Billy Zane, who's most recognizable from Titanic and The Phantom. - One of the kids in the cafe '80s that was less than impressed by Marty playing Wild Gunman was the screen debut of Elija Wood (Frodo from Lord of the Rings).

[@Cassxowary]

about the last two, yahh wish he’d been in this one too, I don’t care much for the first two… and Elijah

[@jojackmcgurk4499]

That moment you realize that Doc Brown was in the past for eight months before Marty showed up. There is still a perfectly good Delorean in a mine cave in 1885 with gasoline in the fuel tank they could siphon. Or just switch all the pieces off the busted one onto the one just sitting there with enough fuel for an 88 mph run

[@colinluckens9591]

.....but then it wouldn't be there in 1955 for Marty to come back to 1885, and thus create a major time PARADOX.....

[@NarwahlGaming]

Gasoline turns to varnish starting around 6 months. And Stab-il wouldn't be invented for another 80 years.

[@SSand4]

Gasoline decays very badly over time, Doc would've already drained it out when putting it into storage for 70 years. The general consensus is that he'd already burned it all up developing his ice machine before converting it to steam power.

[@michaeljacyna1973]

That gas would've been long gone

[@timkeller2128]

Biff, Griff, and Buford (“Mad Dog”) Tannen were all played by actor Tom Wilson. At one point you voiced how much you hate his character… but that the actor might be nice. He actually is pretty cool, in my experience! When I was a 6th grader in 1989, he actually visited my school and gave us a cool presentation on his acting experiences! I was SHOCKED how normal and nice he seemed in contrast to his “bully” characters!

[@KlassyKat45]

Tom Wilson has a lot of videos on KZbin. He did a comedy show several years ago and it was pretty funny. He had stated in a few interviews that HE was actually bullied in school because he was quite scrawny and was ill (asthma) quite often. I've never met him but from what I've seen of his videos, he seems very down-to-earth. Tom writes songs and sings as well. One of his songs is called "Stop asking me, these questions" AKA The Back to the Future song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6iulIOIeLtpmKs P.S: Tom stated that this chapter of BTTF was his favorite since he got to be in a "western".

[@sirharryflashman3064]

Look up Tom Wilson question song

[@mugwump242]

According to the "behind the scenes" accounts, in spite of his villainous _Back to the Future_ roles, Thomas F. Wilson in real life was one of the nicest actors in the whole cast. Reportedly, he has a reputation around Hollywood for being an all-around nice, good guy.

[@bluebear1985]

​@mugwump242 I've come across a video where it looks like he's taking part in a Q&A session at a convention of some sort. During that, he talks about how during the filming of the first movie, he was worried that he would be fired after getting a call from producer Bob Gale. Wilson is called to an in-person meeting with Gale, where he's notified that Eric Stoltz, the original Marty McFly actor for the first few weeks of filming, is being fired and getting replaced by Michael J. Fox.

[@mugwump242]

@@bluebear1985 Stoltz is a good actor but thank goodness he was replaced by Fox. The result would've been a movie with quite a different feel than the one we know. Wouldn't have had exactly the same "mojo" without Fox.

[@chrisbanks6659]

20:35 Kamilla: "I hate this guy with my entire heart ... and the worst thing is, the actor's probably very nice". She called it, folks. Thanks for reacting to this trilogy Kamilla. It's been such a blast. So Heavy. - again. LOL😄

[@tisdue]

i love Doc's miniature models, lol. He even has a working windmill going. And he's always sad he couldn't build it to "scale." hahaha

[@debbyemerson3877]

Of course he couldn't build them to scale! Who had the time!!??? 😊😊😊

[@Agadorn70]

​@@debbyemerson3877 he has a time machine, he's got all the time in the world

[@NarwahlGaming]

That's always my excuse at work. 😂 _"Forgive the crudity of my plans. I didn't have time to draw them to scale or color them."_

[@Salliana_Of_Suramar]

this might be an easter-egg to "This is Spinal Tap" iconic scene with 18 inch instead of 18 feet Stonehenge stage decoration))

[@FirstNameLastName-ke6dq]

The best part about finding a great trilogy like this one is now you get to share it with all the cool people in your life.

[@martinbraun1211]

There is also a 26-part animated "Back to the Future" series with live action segments starring Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown !

[@stephanginther9051]

Didn't they also have a comic book series for a bit?

[@martinbraun1211]

@@stephanginther9051 Yes. I think one comic even explained how Doc and Marty met and how their relationship came about.

[@stephanginther9051]

@@martinbraun1211 Yeah, I heard about that one. I haven't read it myself though.

[@PorterJustPorter]

​@martinbraun1211 The explanation was kinda disappointing... it's exactly how I thought it happened... Marty was basically just curious about the crazy inventor. I would've preferred to be surprised.

[@supersentaiguy]

Don’t forget the video game that is supposed to be in canon and takes place in may of 1986. There’s an accurate play through of it that is on KZbin and yes the delorean is back and it explains how.

[@footofjuniper8212]

Don't be sad. We fans of the franchise have enjoyed these movies over and over, and now we have a renewed enjoyment in watching our favorite reactors enjoy our favorite films for the first time!

[@raybernal6829]

Facts

[@Galiant2010]

Your face after the final scene was perfect. That ending just hits you so fast even though you know it's wrapping up. Boom! Doc is there. Boom. He's married with kids. Heartwarming moment about how your life is in your hands. Then Boom! The train flies now! Then the iconic score with the train horn as it flies right at you with the time travel sound starting up. Just so fast, heartwarming and suddenly it's over and you realize you have a lot of reflecting to do lol.

[@alanco608]

23:49 Centane " Doc didn't come home last night " with that cheeky smile...Love it.

[@thegwolf]

watching the 3 movies together is an experience worth repeating on occasion, but the ending always gets me :D So good to see you enjoyed the journey too. Thank you for sharing the reaction!

[@silverdandylmao]

12:17 It's like Biff in the original timeline ("why didn't you tell me your car had a blind spot? I spilled my whiskey all over the seat! Your insurance should pay for it!") Remember that??

[@metoo7557]

And now you know why this trilogy has lasted the test of time (haha see what I did there?), and is so beloved by its fans. It truly ranks up there with the best.

[@user-gt2uf8cq9y]

Someday one of these young 'uns will recognize ZZ Top as the party band.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

And Flea from The Red Hot Chili Peppers was driving the other truck in the race.

[@islandboy70]

On the first BTF, Huey Lewis and the News made an appearance in the movie with his band called the Pinheads playing with Marty the hit song "Power Of Love" and Huey Lewis was the guy holding the blow mic saying sorry they are just too loud.

[@islandboy70]

According to the book "Billy Gibbons: Rock & Roll Gearhead", ZZ Top was hanging around the set, and was asked to be the town band. 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.

[@Klayhamn]

never.

[@SadPeterPan1977]

@@ronmaximilian6953 I was this years old when I finally realized this. It's been bugging me for decades that I'd seen that face somewhere but couldn't think of any other movies the actor was in.

[@Amnesjah]

I was 6 when the original BTTF came out. I remember wtaching these movies growing up. i'm 45 now and I can still watch all 3 and enjoy them as much as I did when I was kid. All 3 are absolutely timeless. I'm glad the younger generation love this movie as much as I did when i was that age.

[@chuckster255]

A lot of people complain that we never got the flying cars, as seen in part 2, but I say it was because of the butterfly effect, maybe it was Marty not getting that accident with the Rolls Royce. Just like Doc had a revelation when he hit his head and came up with the Flux Capacitor, the driver of the Rolls as a result of the accident would have had their own revelation that would have led to the technology necessary for the hoverboards and flying cars but that accident never happened.

[@lordofchaosinc.261]

NGL it was a great time to have had a childhood on the nineties. Simpler time. Going to the movies with friends. Going to the lake. Slowly introduced technological marvels. We had dreams of a bright future.

[@DC_Prox]

Speaking as an 80s kid, both the 80s and the 90s were pretty great decades for kids. The movies were epic, the snacks and beverages were always trying new and exciting things, and the music was changing in ways that would be felt forever. And I won't even attempt to say that either was better than the other, they each had their unique strengths.

[@_Shadoh_]

@@DC_Prox I miss these times so so much 😭 back then we'd NEVER thought how much worse the world would get...

[@willracer1jz]

19:17 love the confused look on your face. Back in the 80s, 7/11 and other stores had video game machines so the kids could play while the parents shop.

[@philmullineaux5405]

Pro tip...the gallery gun shooting owner, also a huge famous cowboy in many movies but specially Blazing Saddles!! Marty practicing in front of the mirror, he was doing lines from 2 movies, Taxi Driver and Clint Eastwood movie, Dirty Harry!

[@lincolnhawk5650]

Maybe THE best movie series of all time. Back to the Future is a MASTERPIECE!

[@mb42977]

Fun fact: the guy driving the truck that called Marty a chicken if he didn't race him is played by a guy named " Flea" who is the bass player and co-founder of a little rock band that you might have heard of called "The Red Hot Chili Peppers" 🤘🙃

[@surf101-]

He also plays Needles in BTTF II

[@NarwahlGaming]

​@surf101- And each member of Needle's gang is one member from Biff, Griff and Buford's gangs.

[@surf101-]

@NarwahlGaming Great Scott!!! How did i not see that?! 🤣 Thank you for that great info. I will definitely look for them.

[@genkigirl4859]

The actor that plays biff/griff/Buford is a really funny stand up comic nowadays…he has a whole bit about back to the future

[@eccentricgamer4111]

20:42 Thomas F. Wilson is indeed super nice. His portrayals of Biff, Griff, and Mad Dog were based on how he used to get bullied when he was younger.

[@starlighter93]

16:46 If you think about it, it really was destiny. Doc could never find a woman in his own time. He succeeded in creating a time machine so he can finally find the woman who was meant for him in the previous century.

[@OriginalSkinMusic]

Tom Wilson (Biff) had a stint as a stand-up comedian and his special "Bigger Than You" is absolutely worth the watch. It's on KZbin. He comes off as so sweet and soft-spoken.

[@OriginalSkinMusic]

I'm**. If you're going to come trolling, at least use the grammar of a 5th grader.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Centane 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. 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. 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. Marty learned the "bulletproof" trick from the movie "A fistful of Dollars", with Clint Eastwood, which Biff is watching while Marty walks in and cut the movie before throwing the remote in the bath where Biff is in the second part. Clint Eastwood doing the exact same thing Marty did in the short clip we can see in background. 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. Keep up the good work.

[@whoarocket]

It is kind of amazing how well they adapted to continuing such a seamless story when they didn't originally know they were going to be doing sequels to it.

[@jessecortez9449]

It's kinda amazing the first film turned out so amazing. They filmed much of the film with another actor for Marty, dropped him and reshot everything. They had rewrites just before even that that would have changed so much like the time machine was made out of a refrigerator instead of a Delorean. Doc had a pet chimpanzee instead of a pet dog; that alone would have changed the tone of the film drastically.

[@m15t3r_v4]

if you want more, there's a 5-part telltale game that kinda acts as a 4th movie, even some of the original writers from the movies were involved, it's pretty good and respects the lore of the movies and of course has many callbacks to them.

[@Demigord]

"he's an asshole!" is one of the most important things a man can learn

[@pietergreveling]

You are not the only one, most people are sad when this trilogy ends, but fortunately this is also the best rewatchable movie/trilogy ever! 🤘🏻 I watch them at least ones a year, since they were released! 😁✌🏼

[@Holy_Wraith]

20:17 Thomas Wilson Jr "Biff" is actually a nice person, it might make you and others cry, but he was bullied and his Biff and Buford characters were a way of him venting for when he was bullied.

[@jlog1c]

20:30 It's funny you mention that, because Thomas Francis Wilson Jr, Biff's (etc) actor is actually widely known to be an absolutely AWESOME and sweet person. Even the other cast members have been talking over the years about how nice of a person he is😅. He said he drew on his own experiences of getting bullied as kid for the characters.

[@CCC-rd3gc]

Это так грустно, на самом деле. Но главное, что это осталось в прошлом.

[@davestang5454]

The duel between Marty and "Mad Dog" Tannen is an homage to a scene from Clint Eastwood's first "spaghetti western" movie, "A Fistful of Dollars", where Clint also hides the metal stove piece under his pancho to protect himself. The band playing in the dance scene was ZZ TOP, a popular rock band of the time. The "drive in movie theater" scenes were filmed in MONUMENT VALLEY, a popular setting for classic westerns. If you look closely at the closing scene, one the boys actually "flags a bird" at the camera. It wasn't caught by the editor and remains in the film. The old American west is where the slang "dude" came from. Marty is called a "dude" when he walks in the saloon while wearing the small hat. A "dude" was a guy who moved to a western area from the big cities in the East and who looked like he had no idea how to survive in the West, even if he tried to fit in with the locals. A great funny "spaghetti western" that has the narrative of a "dude" moving to the old West is called "Man of The East", with Terrance Hill.

[@fernandof.2225]

Centane, the expression of happiness on your face for the entire trilogy is what makes watching reactors so great. Just the perfect amount of commentary.

[@InterdimensionalCowlick]

Because you brought it up, Thomas F. Wilson, the actor who played Biff and the Tannens, is a big sweetheart, just the nicest guy, who occasionally shows up at cons and is just gratified and tickled to death that people care so much about this work he did decades ago. You can find his con appearances on yt if you're so inclined.

[@Grumjum]

one of the few perfect trilogies, My mom picked part one on VHS at BLockbuster and later on I had the privilage as a kid to see part II and III with my dad in theater.

[@videostash413]

almost perfect

[@tulinfirenze1990]

After thirty five years I only JUST noticed that Mr. Statler owns the company that rents Clara the buckboard. In the future, a Statler descendant owns the car dealership in Hill Valley.

[@davidcrook-ip4vp]

Your reaction at THE END. Priceless! exactly what how I felt when I watched them all.

[@paulieluppino1856]

14:54 ...Here, in Galicia, we called that "A good start for the night"...

[@alanco608]

Those with a keen eye (and ear) will recognise the band playing at the dance were ZZ Top playing an acoustic rendition of their song Doubleback with a fiddle band, a fun fact about them was that two of the members wore long beards and subglasses Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill..the only member of the band that didn't normally wear a beard was Frank....Beard.

[@lifelover515]

Definitely my fave. The script editing here was masterclass with its many callbacks. The running Clint Eastwood gag was a hoot, and Mary Steenburgen was a perfect Clara. But best of all, the unwipe-offable smile on our precious Kamilla's face was the biggest highlight. Good to see Western sidekick veteran, the late Pat Buttram, who dared to call Clint 'the biggest yeller belly in the West' (not without the icon's personal approval of course). Buttram worked with both of the most popular singing cowboys, Gene Autrey and Roy Rogers in his time. He is fondly remembered as the exploitative landlord Mr Haney in the classic 60s TV 'hayseed sitcom' Green Acres, while younger viewers may recognise his distinctive 'permanently adolescent' voice as the Sheriff of Nottingham in Disney's animated Robin Hood.

[@mikeaninger7388]

I believe it’s safe to say that our girl was head over heels for the 1885 Doc Brown.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

Tom Wilson is amazing as Mad Dog. No matter how many times I watch this, I truly can't even see Tom behind the character. He completely disappears into him.

[@CCC-rd3gc]

Я слышала, что ему было очень трудно играть эту роль, так как в жизни он совсем другой. Я посмотрела его обычные фотографии и там у него очень доброе лицо. На самом деле, он так хорошо сыграл эту роль, что даже трудно поверить, что он может быть другим в жизни.

[@earthien]

35:04 ANOTHER FUN FACT (unless someone already mentioned it): The facemask Doc wears when they hijack the train is made from the shirt he wore in 2015.

[@UncleQue]

Kamilla it’s nice to see that you enjoyed this so much. You mentioned that the actor that actor Tom Wilson who played Biff and Mad Dog Tannen was probably a nice guy and as I recall he is indeed said to be a very nice guy. It’s actually a tribute to his acting that he was able to play such a convincing bully/villain in these movies. He’s had steady work right up until the present time (he has an amazing 227 credits on IMDb) but has never been able to find that next role to match Biff.

[@DonForceFeedback]

I do like the bit with the model and he says "... throw the switch track and then we'll hijack....*thinks about it*.... 'BORROW!' the locomotive and use it to push the time machine"

[@TheNightBadger]

Kamilla looking glamorous for this one. The smell of dinner wafting up, and a suitably emotional ending. I always felt the first movie was George's story, the second was a Biff character study (he plays _five_ different versions of himself!), and the third was Doc's story.

[@smavtmb2196]

Another fun reaction. I love these movies, and so glad you really enjoyed this amazing trilogy. Yes Marty and Doc definitely could have taken Clara to 1985 because she technically didn't belong in 1885 anymore because she was originally supposed to die sadly falling into the ravine.

[@JoergWeida]

Fun Fact: In 1979 the actress played a main character in "Time after Time" where a fictional H.G.Wells (the real life author of "The Time Machine") travels from 1893 to 1979 where HE is a fish out of the water! Definitely worth to watch!

[@christopheryochum3602]

Kamilla! This reaction video had incredible quality. As I watched, I kept thinking to myself, "Man, this looks GOOD." You really know what you're doing. :)

[@earthien]

15:48 FUN FACT: When Doc and Marty look over the map, and Marty says "According to this map, there is no bridge", you can see Clara standing on the train platform behing him.

[@colinluckens9591]

She's not there, I can't see her.....

[@earthien]

@@colinluckens9591 Maybe not in the reaction vid, but in the actual movie, she's there.

[@colinluckens9591]

@@earthien Ok I'll check it out thanks!!👍👍

[@colteck6345]

FYI Michael J. Fox really was strangled in the hanging scene, that is why his voice was rasppy after when he is talking to Doc. The harness had slipped. Another fun fact that really is ZZ Top playing on stage in the wild west :) the song is "Double back"

[@Käptn_Wirrbart]

Oh honey, I've watched along so many reactions because these movcies are my favs for forever. And yet you where the first with tears of joy (and kinda sadness) in the end. I appreciate this so much. Greetings from germany.

[@ilFanEditore]

Love watching BTTF reactions. This was THE movie trilogy I grew up with. As a child I used to watch it on VHS every single day.

[@Drforrester31]

It's a real testament to Christopher Lloyd's portrayal of Doc Brown that by the end of the trilogy it's his character arc that has become the most important one for the audience

[@TheMrBugio]

The way Marty win the duel is exactly how Clint Eastwood wins the last duel in a "fistful of dollars". Probably the most famous western movie ever

[@wmont9169]

Welcome back Centane. Glad to see you complete Back to the Future.

[@MICHAEL-tz9ni]

when Marty walked out into the street with that boiler plate under his poncho, that was an Easter egg from the second movie (not sure if you cought that)

[@earthien]

40:02 ONE MORE FUN FACT: Needles' gang consist of a cast member that was in Buford's, Biff's, and Griff's gangs.

[@stormtruppo]

Needles himself is AKA "flea" from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

[@tvdroid22]

If you remember, Biff was watching Clint Eastwood in part 2, and it was the part where he used a stove door as a bullet-proof vest of sorts. Marty did the same thing here.

[@AddlerMartin]

The actor for Biff is an amazing person. You're right!

[@philmullineaux5405]

Yes, u can look at the animated series because 1 thing ...Marty permanently changed the timeline in part 1, where his brother and sister had cool jobs, and his dad was a writer! 😮😮

[@voltaire1211]

Great reaction... I've watched these movies so many times... but today was the first time I noticed that Marty and Doc switched lines, when Marty said, "Great Scott" and Doc replied "Heavy"...

[@DC_Prox]

There was a deleted scene in which Buford killed Marshall Strickland, and when Buford got arrested at the end, originally the arrest was for that murder. Since they already mentioned the robbery in dialogue earlier, it was easy to add a bit of voice overdub and make it for that instead.

[@videostash413]

maybe the line was originally for "murder and robbing the pine city stage"

[@THOMMGB]

I saw the making-of featurette and learned that the killing of Marshall Strickland would have added some real "darkness" to the movie so they decided not to use that scene in the movie.

[@bligabliga]

Doc invented the time machine to meet his wife, and Marty's life improved as a reward for helping him. i have a theory but i havent watched the cartoon spin off yet.

[@RandysVault]

Awesome video lass, Your channel just came across my feed and I gave it a look and it was nice. I'm going to be a subscriber. One thing you probably didn't know about the film that you reviewed in your video. When Marty and doc are at the festival of the clock, the group that's playing the instruments were ZZ Top. TY Randy K 😎

[@doc0815martens]

I've just watched all your three rections to the BTTF movies and it was so sweet and so adorable! 🤗 I've really enjoyed it and in my opinion it really is the closest to perfect trilogy in movie history. 😂

[@guitarman8462]

Christopher Lloyd was also in the movie " One Flew Over The Cookoos Nest - Who Franed Roger Rabbit . Also the " TAXI " sitcom tv show with Danny De Vito.

[@Area51byDaveReale]

I enjoy how the DeLorean is as much a character as any human in the trilogy. It`s fun to watch it evolve over time. Tom WIlson (Biff) is super nice, smart and funny too. P.S. Your hair looks fantastic.

[@VladimirJelic-pm6rh]

Well it was a pleasure to watch (for 100000000th time) Back to the future. Nice reaction videos, all three of them

[@stanleywiggins5047]

Did you notice the changes in the back to the future movies,?? At the start of the first, Marty mat Doc Brown at TWIN PINE MALL & when Marty got back from 1955 it was LONE PINE MALL, & Clayton Reven was Shornash Reven in 1885 , but when Marty crosses the bridge in 1985 it's Eastwood Reven 😊

[@thebrhinocerous]

Sooooo...we were right, weren't we? It's such a perfect trilogy, and every time that I watch someone react to all three movies, I also still get sad to this day that there aren't any others in the series to watch. Also, now that you watched all three, you should do some deep dives into some of the easter eggs and elements of continuity throughout the three movies. The attention to detail is nothing short of amazing.

[@nitelite78]

Think you're the first reactor I've seen who cried at this movie. Was quite sweet. 😊

[@jerrywalters8885]

Couple notes. Next time you watch notice when Doc and Marty visit train guy they are unloading the clock behind them. And THE train at end was a 1/3rd scale model. Awesome well done

[@karuux]

a great reaction video series for one of the greatest trilogies of all time -- thx so much for sharing this with us!

[@peridjolevlam4299]

I love your reactions,i have rewatched many movies through your channel and i love that you are so emotional..also very sweet

[@Billinois78]

6:32 See these two movie posters Marty is standing next to? Those were Clint Eastwood's first film appearances. Minor roles, so his name isn't on either poster. Both from 1955. "Revenge of the Creature" (the first sequel to 'Creature from the Black Lagoon') and "Tarantula", about a giant tarantula. He never worked in a horror movie again after those two.

[@carlop.7182]

you laughed when the guy asked Marty where he learned to shoot like this: 7-11 ?--yes, in the mid-80's, there were some arcade video games in some 7-11 stores, I still remember the one withthe gun (we see it in part 2 (café 80's in 2015), so yes it was possible to shoot at 7-11.

[@Kowa97]

This movie is kind of Unique. You literally can go directly from the first movie to the third and it picks up without actually missing anything timeline wise

[@bomberbinz]

@18:56 ZZ Top......40:07 Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers.

[@smallgardenmike]

It was a joy to watch your reactions to this trilogy.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

The only one that says, "The End" Great trilogy. So glad you watched the entire trilogy. It is a true masterpiece! As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@davoustmassena]

Cette trilogie est juste magique. This trilogy is just magical.

[@TruthHurts2u]

This girl needs to watch Dances With Wolves or Open Range.

[@colinluckens9591]

Yeah DANCES WITH WOLVES!!!😃😃😃😃.....

[@lucasrokitowski8707]

"Can we take her back with us" - actually that would have the most sense. Since she is dead by that point in the original timeline, there is no harm in "removing her" from the flow of history in that way. Also a fun (well, not so much) fact: In the scene of the hanging, Michael J. Fox was accidentally hanged for real and only because of the director who noticed his acting is a bit "too real", he got cut down just in time. The soar voice we hear when he says to the Doc "you did" is the actual soarness of the actor from the scene before.

[@spammalina]

It really is the best trilogy, a timeless classic, so wonderful to see that you enjoyed it so much!

[@airborngrmp1]

This is a fun end to an outstanding trilogy. I've always loved the continuity of the story throughout the three films, and (even though some my disagree) I really liked that they went back to the frontier era for the final installment. For most places in the Western US, small railroad towns were pretty much the entirety of 'civilization' 100 years ago, and I liked that the story ended there. Plus, it's fun to show just how much planning and engineering would be required for something we take for granted today - the ability for an individual to get his machine moving faster than 88 mph. This has been a fun trilogy to watch with you Kami (and clearly vacation and the end of exams agrees with you), perhaps you should do some Westerns next - I would recommend "Dances with Wolves" for starters. Also, check out "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" - it is directed by Zemeckis and has Christopher Lloyd in it as well.

[@paulieluppino1856]

If you're still hungry for more back to the future, there's this Telltale game called "Back to the future: The game"... The game does indeed ignore the ending of this movie, but is definitely a fun click and point adventure, so I do really recommend it...

[@jefferyoetter6884]

I loved your reaction. But your reaction made me have tears in my eyes. It is very touching.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

21:06 "Ugh. What a dog." Of course! A Mad Dog! 😉