Back to the Future - Movie Review

[@s.l.thecoffeeaddict1657]

It only took a global pandemic for Chris to review this one.

[@brucelau2023]

I mean honestly it did

[@danielcastillo9587]

Like damn

[@MrChaotic4]

Or it's the 35th anniversary.

[@mindshockz]

I honestly thought he already did review it!

[@thejarproductions2453]

Been waiting so long for this review

[@ryanhovland6203]

"If movies like Jaws and Back to the Future were ever going to age, it would've happened already." Beautiful. Forever cemented as classics.

[@mespartacus]

Don't Forget Indiana jones especially Raiders

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I just watched Jaws for the first time at a drive-in just a couple weeks ago and absolutely loved it. Proof that it still holds up, even without nostalgia. There is a reason it’s a classic :)

[@mrsinister8978]

Jurassic Park & Empire Strikes Back as well

[@GermanLeftist]

@@Road_to_Dawn Since I watched Jaws for the first time a couple of years ago I never went back into the ocean. I know it's stupid but that's how powerful that film was. It literally scared me away from the open water.

[@enkiitu]

I disagree. I watched Jaws kinda recently and it looks old, and slow and very boring at times. It’s a great movie still and I loved it when I watched it many many years ago. I don’t know about back to the future because I have no desire to watch it again, but Jurassic Park, or the Indiana Jones movies, they still look perfect.

[@mari5london]

"There is not a single boring moment." SO SO SO SO SO TRUE.

[@FutureAlien]

This. And this was true for a lot of 80s classic films like Ferris Bueler's Day Off, Innerspace, etc.

[@muhammadirvansyahsyahaziz7758]

Only back to the future.

[@applepie1272]

Thats why I FREAKIN watched the whole trilogy in less than a day (But the 3rd one was kinda weak)

[@brandonlee7382]

I was glued the whole way through

[@derekllewellyn6663]

@@muhammadirvansyahsyahaziz7758 back to the bank same like gaslight theater in dinner show back to the past several same place looks like show And movie

[@gallolocoparisien]

As a father I have re-watched the entire serie and I discovered how Marty is such a great role model for kids and teenagers. Ambitious, adventurous yet kind and humble.

[@ricardoredway]

WATCHED IT WITH MY DAUGHTER NOW HER FAVE MOVIE SERIES

[@KleinpeterHank]

I disagree. Sorry, I’m afraid he’s just too darn loud.

[@thea-ronator57]

Honestly Chris, I don’t give a crap about the movies releasing on streaming services like Artemis Fowl, Scoob, or Trolls: World Tour. I’d much rather hear you talk about classics you just never got around to reviewing.

[@Atlas-Heisenberg_756]

I can’t agree with you more enough.

[@culverp1138]

I hope he finally reviews E.T.

[@carter_lovejoy]

I hope he’ll review Who Framed Roger Rabbit and the rest of the Back to the Future trilogy!

[@brandonm7815]

There are lots of movies I missed. And movies suck now.

[@abinashmohanty3201]

True.. recent movies don't hold up very well.. People were praising Extraction like Indiana Jones but no one is talking now..

[@delbroox]

The Mall sign becoming "Lone Pine Mall" in the present instead of "Twin Pine Mall" because Marty destroys one of the trees, is just such amazing attention to details. Love it. Will definitely enjoy a series of review on older cult films!

[@jesseellison4112]

But when future Marty went back to the lone pine mall that was before past Marty went back in time which means past Marty did. Not destroy the other tree which means the mall should still be the twin pine mall

[@FaydOgolon]

Yeah, I had seen BTTF numerous times, but I didn't notice this until 1990, when I saw "The Future Back to Back to Back." "Twin Peaks" was on TV at the time and I joked to myself about "Twin Peaks Mall." And then, when he showed up later and it was Lone Pine Mall, that blew my mind!

[@narcspector]

I've seen this movie like a thousand times and I didn't even realize that, is that legit?! cuz the commenter below you is saying there's a plot hole there

[@dy120481]

@@jesseellison4112 What?

[@jp3813]

@@narcspector Just check the movie yourself.

[@charlesperry671]

The thing is I’ve never met someone who’s said they didn’t enjoy this movie. Absolute masterpiece

[@mr.F.Castle]

masterstuck.

[@subarashii2374]

I don't remember liking this movie when I watched it. I might give it a try again just to see

[@Marco_Onyxheart]

I have met someone like that. A friend of mine doesn't like it because there are too many plot holes. Which is ridiculous to me. Sure, there are plenty of plot holes, but this movie isn't trying to be scientifically accurate or some crap. This movie is a light-hearted but expertly crafted thrill right, and it does that with perfection. Sometimes it makes up the rules of this universe on the spot. And that's okay. Although it doesn't even do that often, because almost every single thing that happens has been alluded to before, was a Checkhov gun, or is a brick joke. This movie is self-referential to the point of insanity, and that only makes it better and more rewatchable. Every little thing comes back later. Every throwaway line is important. Every silly little detail. And that's part of why it's so amazing.

[@eddieanderson9399]

Exactly... everyone who likes this movie series ABSOLUTELY LOVES it. Its funny cause not everyone likes the same things people have different tastes. But most everyone seems to appreciate everything that went into these movies from story, execution, music, etc.

[@TheWelchProductions]

Just because the majority of people like this movie doesn’t make it a masterpiece. There are plenty of masterpieces with limited appeal.

[@bimbuerton362]

“Woah... that’s heavy.” “There’s that word again... heavy! Why do you keep saying that? Is there something wrong with the earths gravitational pull in the year 1985?!?”

[@alcovitch]

"In the future" not "years 1985"

[@loganbigmo]

^ I was about to say that.

[@Danno_88]

You completely butchered that line... "There's that word again, heavy! why are things so heavy in the future is there a problem with the earth's gravitational pull?"

[@dvass7253]

"People are born every day. And those people maybe haven't seen Back to the Future yet." - Chris Stuckmann, 2020

[@princessthyemis]

That kinda makes me sad in a way...

[@jp3813]

@@princessthyemis Even you started out that way.

[@sweetbabyrodney]

I've never seen this movie.

[@KneeoGeeo]

@@sweetbabyrodney its rubbish. Overrated tbh

[@daymonwinder7913]

@@KneeoGeeo How can you just say something so controversial and so brave? 🤣

[@MutedGrowl]

From writing to casting to acting to wardrobe to directing to editing to scoring, this movie is an absolutely perfect storm in every way possible. A true masterpiece of movie making.

[@rockabye274]

Exactly! It's not just a cute, funny movie. It is very well crafted and a triumph from a purely technical POV. This is a great review from Chris.

[@ibnmianal-buna3176]

It’s a perfect romance movie, a high school movie, a comedy movie, and a sci-fi action movie all together!

[@kanyeslaptop9134]

Movies I would love to see Chris review: Goodfellas Pulp fiction A clockwork orange The departed The godfather Raging bull Full metal jacket

[@vitalreport4601]

Also Terminator 1 and 2

[@mikejunior211]

My list of films I want him to review Paper Moon Taxi Driver Lolita (both Mason and Jeremy Irons versions) Schindler's List Pan's labyrinth The black Stallion Also, I want the section of old films reviews (1930's and 1940's to come back)

[@kanyeslaptop9134]

mikejunior211 all good suggestions

[@handsomeDRAC]

Ghostbusters

[@pizzatime7433]

Don’t forget about saving private Ryan Chris definitely needs to review that movie Such a classic

[@Vleeslucht]

Older movies you should review: - The big lebowski - Pulp fiction - City of god - Fear and loathing in las vegas - They live - Mulholland drive - Apocalypse now - Inglorious basterds - Eastern promises

[@Descro382]

Damn good selection

[@cazmiller605]

Yeah good list

[@carter_lovejoy]

- Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Ferris Bueller’s Day Off - The Breakfast Club

[@malik2363]

Dazed and Confused as well

[@dragvnfruit328]

Also Saving Private Ryan

[@themediaangel7413]

About the whole “parents didn’t recognize him“ thing: who says they didn’t? Let’s say they DID recognize him. What are they going to do? Walk up to their kid and say, “Hey, son, this may sound like a weird question, but... you wouldn’t happen to be a time traveler would you?“ His parents don’t even know that time travel exists, so they wouldn’t have a reason to suspect time travel. I’ve met different people all the time who looks similar, and I just know it’s a coincidence. My parents would never confront ME about looking too much like someone from 30 years ago. So yes, it’s very possible that they realized their kid looked similar to the guy they knew in the 50s. But I find it highly unlikely that they would ever come to any crazy conclusions about it.

[@Mr.Goodkat]

They'd know their son also has the same interests as that guy from 30 years ago namely guitar and skateboarding, you know the one who was desperately trying to get them together as if his life depended on it?

[@JoeGrizz1y]

Its a new timeline* either way they would never remember him or question it.

[@bloodyaxe241]

I think they would come to SOME kind of conclusion, but knowing how asinine the whole theory is, they would just let it go as the phenomenon that it is. One day, Mary might just confess the whole thing and his parents would be like "you know.....we always kinda knew. We don't know how, but we did." And that's a fine thought for me. It works. I wouldn't even really call it a plot hole so much as a loose end that you leave to yourself to wonder about.

[@seanf00]

Well there’s that but also they’ve been living with him all his life, maybe when he was 12 they said “you look like this Marty guy”. Just cause it’s Martys first time seeing the parents in this timeline doesn’t mean it’s their first time seeing him

[@kellyevenorth]

I don’t know why so many people are bothered by the so-called “plot hole” where the parents don’t recognise Marty. I feel like it’s fair to say the following: 1. They knew him as a stranger for about a week, MANY years ago. 2. The details of his face would most likely be a blurred impression for them in later years, unable to be anchored by anything concrete - not a yearbook photo, not anything. He straight up disappeared without a trace. They would most likely remember broad ideas, like that he had brown hair, or skateboarded, or played bizarre music, or acted strangely. Exact details of facial features would be lost. 3. They would still legitimately be able to remember the mysterious stranger who impacted their lives, and name their third child “Marty.” This would obviously be in tribute to the guy who helped their early romance flourish, NOT because their INFANT resembles Michael J Fox. They would have named him as a BABY. 4. Marty grew up slowly as a child in front of his parents. His changes through puberty would be a bit more imperceptible for those living with him every day. Their “perceptual set”, or the tendency for people to see what they expect to see, would not easily be able to discern when exactly their young son stopped looking like a seven-year-old child and started resembling a teenage guy they met once thirty years ago. Even if one day they woke up thinking, “hey, Marty is starting to look an awful lot like that guy we met”, this would be impossible to verify without photographic reference and could easily be dismissed. Memory is reconstructive and is NOT an exact tape-recording of events. It is easily altered and reworked each time those neurons are fired. There are no plot holes in BTTF, end of discussion

[@Geckokidthepaladin]

Yeah i kinda posted something similar before reading this. They simply could’ve already noticed and moved on with it when young new timeline Marty obviously would be clueless about his future self.

[@McSuperfly101]

Yeah, I have friends from high school who I knew and interacted with for YEARS but now, having not seen them in a couple of decades, I'm unable to picture their faces... and in the movie they only knew him for one week.

[@leonardofarias8843]

And i'm afraid that Martin could have died in the eyes of everyone when he traveled through time

[@jemsstories3792]

ill bet they remember they just didn’t feel the need to tell Marty anymore

[@ntgiftedtv3319]

They remember him as Calvin not marty

[@definitelynottommywiseau3037]

this is a movie that is 100% perfect. perfect film, entertainment.

[@joebuck4957]

83%

[@BrayOfTheDonkey]

@@joebuck4957 88%? mph

[@moonlily1]

So anyway, how's your sex life?

[@bigbabysld]

agreed, perfect movie all the way around and probably the best time travel movie ever made. Coincidence, I just watched this again 2 days ago...still holds up.

[@PrettiBoiMicah]

Timeless.... Is the word.🤩😍🤩

[@ConorMouldOk]

Absolutely my favourite film of all time... So much attention to detail in every scene. Fun fact- The homeless guy on the bench when Marty arrives back in 1985 is the mayor from 1955.

[@jamarflash]

Bra I never knew that haha

[@1997residente]

Fun thing: This screenplay was rejected 44 times. it's like The bohemian rhapsody of films.

[@Xphantomgamer]

Wow

[@Iggystar71]

You lying!!!! 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽

[@LAH-oq7vx]

Did you hear that from the Jay Lenno delorean review?

[@Ddonaldson9]

2nd fun thing: While Chris didn't stick with it, this movie did motivate John Mayer to learn guitar.

[@Iggystar71]

Fred T It’s so hard to imagine!!!

[@Mads97415]

Chris getting upset that the score wasn’t nominated for an Oscar is exactly how I felt the first time looking it up and seeing that🙃😂

[@swissbeats2k]

I felt the same way in 1990 and 1993 when Batman and Batman Returns didn't win for their score either!

[@3CFilms]

So happy Chris finally reviewed my favorite movie of all time🙌🏻🙌🏻👍🏻

[@HAL-vc3of]

normie

[@astondoesstuff]

Me too

[@0kk812]

@@HAL-vc3of no

[@owner2603]

@@gohom3882 lol his channels pretty awesome

[@TwiStedReality1313]

@@gohom3882 do you have a channel? Didnt think so, next

[@andycrowley]

Another great reveiw Chris. This movie was my inspiration for learning to play guitar too! 🎸

[@ethananderson2380]

Same. And now i can play it. Tapping, duck walk and everything

[@SBanas]

Same. I only now noticed that the Bigsby on Gibson ES335 that Marty plays is not stock (you see the screws from tailpiece in the shot). Small, but awesome detail. I need a Hollowbody btw., so if my wife asks why, I'm just gonna show her the clip from this movie....

[@WantedUniverse]

Wow. Mad respect Andy Guitar

[@atzy0118]

Respect to Tom Holland for saying they shouldn’t make a remake

[@krampusklaws2238]

Robert Zemekis holds the rights, he won't let anyone do a remake.

[@carter_lovejoy]

@Krampus Klaws I think it’s Bob Gale that holds the rights

[@splashnskillz37]

They could make a part IV as long as it's well made

[@Jihavoh777]

This movie and cast are too perfect to remake..reboot? Sure, but not remake

[@johnrigs6540]

You know I’d actually LOVE to see another one! Maybe not a remake but an updated continuation with the Delorean again?

[@TreeckoBro]

As a twist, imagine if Marty came back to the present time and his brother was named Marty instead.

[@wlot28]

would've made more sense but the way they did it works better for the narrative

[@mikejunior211]

And his name now was Calvin.

[@eddieanderson9399]

Imagine if the libians didn't come, Doc went to 2020 instead of 2015 and when he came back his delereon was filled with 📦 of toilet paper rolls. "Marty, come quick... I need your help.. we got to go to October 2019 to stop something from happening."

[@bullzai018]

@@eddieanderson9399 Marty: "What. What is it Doc? What do we become assholes or somethin'?" Doc: No. No. *Most of America has got that covered already.*

[@sasamichan]

Im watching your video next.

[@BradderzSG]

My favourite quote in the whole movie; “Lorraine if you have kids like that I’ll disown ya”

[@aussiewanderer6304]

And we never saw him in 1985, so Lorraine was disowned.

[@Menaceblue3]

Also there's the little baby (Uncle Joey) in the nursery bed in 1955 which calls back to them talking in the 1985 timeline about uncle Joey not making parole.

[@bltvd]

Mine was “Bueller?”

[@MONET8iAM]

Menaceblue3 he was destined to be behind bars

[@princessthyemis]

"If it would've aged, it would've done so already." Well said!!!!

[@mrsx7944]

Exactly 🤣🤣

[@dakariholder02]

At this day in age, we would’ve NEVER saw this coming.

[@aidey8mph605]

Chris: *Curses* George: “You think I outta swear?” Marty: “Yes George, god damnit swear”

[@aidey8mph605]

マスタージェダイ And look at my name 🙄

[@AmazingArtisticSpidey]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CorbCorbin]

It’s 2020 and plutonium still isn’t at every corner drug store! It’s still a little hard to come by.

[@gephc4]

@@CorbCorbin Stop giving 2020 ideas! We've still got six months to go!

[@themarveldcfan3463]

Doc: If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... *you're gonna see some **_serious shit._* Truer words have never been spoken.

[@jdunnatl]

😂🤣

[@Jogwheel]

My #1 favorite movie, and the only one I've reviewed 3 times on my show (2004, 2009, and 2013) - I own a bunch of props, memorabilia, figures, and a signed-hoverboard. No movie is perfect, but this one comes the closest :-D Solid review, sir!

[@filmjunkie975]

If he gave this anything lower than an A+, I would scream.

[@jml_filmes]

No, it's an A+

[@danielcastillo9587]

We would riot, this movie is perfect

[@filmjunkie975]

@@jml_filmes good

[@filmjunkie975]

@@danielcastillo9587 I couldn't agree more

[@mrsinister8978]

Only an idiot would

[@jtmichaelson]

Gonna date myself, but I was 17 the summer that Back to the Future came out. I went on a date with my first serious girlfriend and chose this movie for that date. We both came out of the theater totally amazed at every single bit of this movie. I've easily seen this movie 100 times since then, five of those times were in the theaters before it was pulled as 1985 came to an end. I don't think of my date that night so much as just the feeling I got when seeing this movie for the first time in the theaters. It was only the second movie that did that to me. The first was Star Wars when I was 9 and my dad took me to see it in the theaters.

[@TheChicagoCourier]

that's awesome!

[@shapeloomis9975]

I feel the same way! The first film I ever saw as a kid was E.T. It blew my mind! I had never seen anything like it. My mom took me and my brother in 1985....when it had been re-released and we saw previews for Back to the Future! I was born in 1980. Then...my mom took me to see Back to the Future..and even as a kid..the one scene that stuck out to me was the skateboard chase. I was mesmerized. I got to see both of those classics that summer! For me....the 80's and early 90's were the peak for movies. Indiana Jones, Back to the Future Trilogy, E.T, Empire/Jedi, Die Hard, Gremlins, Goonies, Jurassic Park, movies today pale in comparison.

[@brenthays6539]

You are fortunate. I took my girlfriend to see “Desperately Seeking Susan” because she was into Madonna. God-awful movie, and we broke up shortly thereafter. I can’t help thinking the movie was an omen.

[@PJ-cm8ix]

My first serious date was at the cinemas too we went to see the godawful Ghostbusters reboot

[@dontaskgabbie]

Damn I’m young why am I somehow jealous!! Great story

[@jerseygirl7288]

Tom Wilson (Biff) was just so amazing in this movie!! I can't imagine it being the masterpiece it is without Biff.

[@shapeloomis9975]

The hero is only as good as the villain. If Biff wasn't such a jerk...the payoff wouldn't have meant as much...when George finally knocks him out. Without Biff...George would have only been a peeping tom.

[@jd5726]

Absolutely I love all the gags with Biff through out the trilogy, it wouldn't be the same without him at all

[@tobleronetube3686]

I’ve met Thomas F. Wilson. Awesome dude

[@jemsstories3792]

Gotta admit he is pretty funny even though he ate shit in all 3

[@rjaxxxas]

Can you imagine if Eric Stoltz was still Cast as Marty? I find it hard to imagine what that film would of looked like.

[@zaccazagged]

"It's 'Back to the Future'.... it's phenomenal!" Thank you, Chris, for reviewing this favorite flick of mine, and, like the movie, let this review get cemented as well ....A+ ...yeahhh!

[@Atlas-Heisenberg_756]

Do a review on The Godfather Trilogy if you’re reviewing classic movies. You could also review some classic Tarantino or Scorsese movies too.

[@collt091]

And akira

[@nerdgeekman]

I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse

[@adityasriram7426]

Keep your friends close but your enemies closer

[@joseligero4828]

Please!!!

[@desmondslater]

I really wanna see him review that🙏🏿

[@zohanrock]

now if only we can go back to 2019 and warn everyone.

[@oscarchip01]

The consequences could be disastrous!

[@narcspector]

I think we'd have to go back a little further than 2019, but yeah

[@ghoulinthegraveyard399]

@Dee Bee Or sheep that do.

[@carlos9387]

Even if we could, nobody would believe us.

[@ImplyDoods]

@@carlos9387 i think they would if you had a working time machine lol

[@Indeeee]

Please review the Steven Spielberg movies namely:- Schindler's List Saving Private Ryan The Indiana Jones Trilogy ET:The Extra Terrestrial Catch me if you Can

[@josecampa6971]

Close encounters and Jurassic Park (I dunno if he already did them)

[@willdabeast8509]

Maybe The Sugarland Express as well

[@andrewheaney4874]

Definitely. All of those movies are worth reviewing. Also would be interesting for him to talk about his weaker films, like 1941 and Always. Not because they’re good. But because I’m curious his thoughts on them (he’s said on Twitter that they’re his least favorite Spielberg movies).

[@Jhayzer021]

Schindler's List deserved a review!.

[@mrgibbs4613]

Do Europa the Last Battle and the Greatest Story Never told while you’re at it!

[@jp3813]

It's insane that Alan Silvestri (Predator, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Abyss, Young Guns 2, Judge Dredd, The Mummy Returns, Captain America, The Avengers, etc...) has only been nominated by the Oscars twice: Best Score for Forrest Gump & Best Song for "Believe" from The Polar Express. The nominees for Best Score in the 58th Academy Awards were Out of Africa, Agnes of God, The Color Purple, Silverado, & Witness. You mean to tell me that not a single one of those bunch is inferior to BTTF's music? BTW, I do remember people saying it was strange that Chris didn't review BTTF in October 2015 like most other KZbin critics did. He must've been really busy for that to just slip his mind as a film enthusiast.

[@erikadlloyd5586]

I blame John Williams.

[@Descro382]

Wouldn't it be more appropriate to review the second one?

[@jp3813]

@@erikadlloyd5586 He doesn't take up all five nominations per year. He wasn't even nominated in the 58th Oscars. Those were John Barry, Georges Delerue, Quincy Jones, Bruce Broughton, & Maurice Jarre.

[@jp3813]

@@Descro382 Probably both since BTTF2 goes back to the events of BTTF1.

[@benimleoynama89]

@@jp3813 John Williams' scores are very samy, generic or simply based on creating " iconic" tunes for Spielberg and Lucas. Composers like Jerry Goldsmith and Alan Silvestri did far more diverse and better jobs for different genres and different directors than John Williams.

[@Alyek-s]

Back to the Future is my all time favourite movie, and a lot of it has to do with how tight the script is. There really isn't a wasted moment in it. Everything ties together. I'm also a big fan of the potential jokes when you have are jumping through time, since this movie has a lot of humour revolved around giving the punchline in 1985 and then setting up the actual joke later in 1955, so it's full of all those "aha!" moments. It's also just exceptionally well acted, the pacing is perfect, it appeals to fans of multiple genres, and never really gets old for me. I've seen it easily a hundred times in my life and I still love it just as much as I did the first time I saw it. I think it's the definition of a perfect fun movie. This movie is...Awesometacular!

[@dragonball3166]

Theo Morrow no it’s not I checked out channel

[@Evan15]

Wtf is the Fap playlist on your channel???

[@jokertheinsaneclown3136]

@@Evan15 lol there is

[@edwitt137]

Bit of a shame you didnt mention Thomas Wilson as Biff, he absolutely steals every scene he's in

[@BrandontheBeldam2993]

@@itsharryhagen "Well LOOKIE What we have here."

[@edwitt137]

@@itsharryhagen My favorite is in part 2: "How does it feel to be named after a complete BUTTHEAD?"

[@lupercal1984]

Chris: Off handed comment about only a handful of movies he considers perfect. Me: desperately hopes for a compilation video of Chris's perfect movies

[@sorrowfulsatchel679]

The Lighthouse

[@Rickyfingers]

I Second that motion. My vote? Parasite.

[@waltermatthewberg]

The Matrix

[@nathancampbell9083]

Inception

[@garenson]

Predestination

[@unclerhyss5506]

The line "My Family was a little iffy for a minute" hits different now considering If you have seen his latest video

[@ChayePhilosophy]

This whole time I thought Chris had a mic in front of him.

[@gldroz]

Me too. I'm glad I wasn't the only one.

[@princessthyemis]

Oh yeah lol!

[@rickylovesyou]

No, hes just happy to see you.

[@michaelw2263]

Chris hasn't reviewed Back to the Future? This is heavy Doc!

[@frazeder]

I really want to hear Chris’ opinions on taxi driver

[@elijahbutler5931]

YES! We need more classic reviews from Chris, especially Martin Scorsese reviews!

[@Piplupz01]

Same!

[@skyfire8950]

I concur.

[@spenser9908]

Think of the most obvious and already said things about the movie.... there you have it. That’s Chris’ take. Also he’ll tell you who directed it and what year it came out, just in case you weren’t sure.

[@flyinglions2223]

Spenser He’s trying to appeal to a broad audience of both casual movie goers and critics alike. If you watch his spoiler talks or hilariocity reviews he goes pretty in depth

[@DanielEvansMusic]

Dark, Netflix, time travel that will melt your brain. So good though. Great to see this reviewed!! Good times!

[@filmfreakbecky]

I did discussions on seasons 1 and 2!!! It really is brilliant and deserves more recognition!!! Will do a discussion for season 3 too! There’s so much to talk about!!😄

[@tiefighter964]

I really want to see Chris Stuckmann review "Dark" now that it's over

[@raulruizdevelasco6215]

Me too!

[@shiskeyoffles]

No new seasons?

[@filmfreakbecky]

I reviewed and did discussions on seasons 1 and 2!!! It’s a MASTERPIECE and deserves more recognition!!! Will do a discussion for season 3 too! There’s so much to talk about!!😄

[@juliandominguezpousadela7398]

“I mean that for nearly three thousand years man has been searching for the Indiana Jones reviews. It’s not something to review lightly. No one knows its secrets. It’s like nothing you’ve ever reviewed before.”

[@SmackDab]

You’re meddling with powers you can’t possibly comprehend

[@Lance37a]

Another perfect movie.

[@eddievedder6074]

Oh... what are you trying to do, scare me? You sound like my mother...

[@marcuss.9302]

I didn't even realize that Chris never did a Back to the Future review until now.

[@realmetatron]

Please review "Dark" on Netflix. The show is now complete, as you require of shows you review :3

[@raulruizdevelasco6215]

Why does this not have more likes? It’s like people in America aren’t watching Dark. It’s a real shame. The show is a masterpiece.

[@olentou]

I was just about to come and comment the same!! PLEASE it's the best Netflix has to offer

[@raulruizdevelasco6215]

Petra Pirhonen As high quality as you will ever see in a “TV” show.

[@kobe_won_shinobi]

a friend messaged me last year to watch a show called 'in the dark' on Netflix.. So I typed in "Dark" in the Netflix search and started to watch the first title that was shown (Dark.) One of the best mistakes I've made.

[@raulruizdevelasco6215]

Chinedu Opara But I don’t see Chris like one of those people who won’t watch something because it’s got subtitles in it.

[@ballerbeans670]

Petition for chris to finally do that gods of egypt hilariocity

[@coopercarter]

YES

[@brucelau2023]

YES

[@collt091]

Isaac Bowen yea please

[@beefjerky007]

THE TIME HAS FINALLY COME

[@dustindiaz9493]

Yes...

[@Omar-wq9dz]

Hopefully, you review other Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg movies you haven't, like E.T, Close Encounters, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Romancing The Stone, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Cast Away

[@fergusboard6458]

Yesss omar 94, Schindlers list in particular. My all time favourite movie

[@odizza1688]

So ur one of those live in the past ppl....

[@MrMovie-tf1jg]

Out of all of those I would say schindlers list is the best. It would be cool to see what Chris says.

[@fergusboard6458]

@@odizza1688surprisingly im not. Im actually 22 years old hahaha

[@milostickle-frizzell7305]

Would love to see Roger Rabbit.

[@krazo4Christ]

"This is my first in a series I'm going to be doing all throughout the summer." I've been hoping for this. Thank you.

[@lillianchristine7655]

19 and just watched all 3 of these this month. Glad I waited this long so I could understand and thoroughly enjoy them 👏👏👏

[@jakek1735]

You're actually giving too much credit to the argument about the "plot hole": Marty's parents don't name their son after the guy they met for a week in high school, because everyone in the 50s thought that guy's name was Calvin Klein.

[@jordanriver722]

Jake K he tells Lorraine that people call him Marty.

[@mattgee4867]

Yeah she thinks it's Calvin Marty Klein and even says what a beautiful name Marty is in her last scene

[@juleswinnfield4966]

Back to the Future is still one of the best sci-fi movies.

[@hemanownsyou]

It's one of the best movies, period.

[@cheneethompson5756]

I agree!

[@avb19d6]

You forgot the best George line: “Lou, give me a milk.... CHOCHLATE”

[@AmazingArtisticSpidey]

Chocolate Milk was my drink back in day lol not that cafeteria crap lol

[@eddieanderson9399]

Lol.... the milk request was okay...but when he said chocolate.. i was like, now we're talking! 😄

[@avb19d6]

Eddie Anderson 😅😅

[@curtis_callison]

Please do an updated review of “Inception”...it’s desperately needed!!

[@Jhayzer021]

Two songs that will be remember forever in this movie: Jhonny be good & Back in Time.

[@mattgee4867]

The power of love?

[@sportsmedia25]

Roll With Me Henry

[@thebluecollarhero]

I like how casually Biff was going to murder Marty with his car in broad daylight and in front of multiple witnesses.

[@xpendabull]

Yup, Biff what a character.

[@mr.F.Castle]

Hes a moron.

[@tacooflove6175]

Aaawwww the 50’s such a different time 😆

[@alman54]

"Hey, there goes that Tannen kid again in his car. Someone oughtta run him in." 1950s America

[@peter_orrego13]

Chris, you need to review 80's movies hits: - Cocoon - Gremlins - Short Circuit - Batteries Not Included - Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Highlander

[@DjJokerr]

You forgot Police Academy.

[@tannerwilson4843]

80's guy Given the current environment, reviewing most police movies wouldn’t be the best idea right now.

[@adamJKpunk]

So the reason why a lot of those movies from the 70s and 80s were PG was because there was no PG13 rating.

[@amiyag222]

Yes ! The first PG-13 movie being 1984’s Red Dawn , but even then most people saw the rating pointless for years after . :)

[@DrDolan2000]

+@@amiyag222 Because of that, I'm wondering why the Back To The Future movies aren't rated PG-13

[@amiyag222]

@@DrDolan2000 the MPAA and audiences were a lot more lenient with what went in films , especially ones marketed to all ages :)

[@BillTheWarrior]

@@amiyag222 Take the original Bad News Bears (1976) for example. That could genuinely be rated R right now.

[@nickdorenkamp959]

80s films to watch in highschool: the Back to the Future trilogy Ghostbusters John Hughes movies there are a lot more but this is all I can think of.

[@peachgeek]

80s films to watch working at Blockbuster: Midnight Run, Postcards from the Edge, The Music Box, Tremors , The Little Mermaid. Reversal of Fortune is still a great movie, even if it glorifies Dershowitz, who became as reviled as his more notorious clients.

[@luxurybuzz3681]

Fast Times At Ridgemont High

[@Matt-bg5wg]

"There's so many things that Lloyd brings to the character of Doc Brown..." - Number One is inspiration for Rick.

[@rickylovesyou]

Thats like number one thousand and something tbh. Doc has inspired character traits for many many characters beforehand.

[@jackthegreek6092]

I love how this movie *appropriately doesn't waste time.

[@Leo_Mauro]

It was made with the power of love. ;)

[@hoardofjules]

When you said "I just don't care" about the plot hole I actually shouted "THANK YOU!" at the screen. The film is simply wonderful. Loved the review and your take on that debate.

[@BobbieMariee]

I really miss the “Back to the Future” ride at Universal Studios 😭

[@alexricky87]

"Oh Super!" My family went on that ride on Los Angeles, Christmas '99 and that line stuck with us.

[@BobbieMariee]

Ken Osiris awesome! So fun!

[@gonzaroa5346]

When did they close that ride?

[@mrsinister8978]

They tore down all of their rides based on masterpiece movies just to appease the Potterheads who could care less about Jaws, Jurassic Park, and BTTF.

[@Stevesk0011]

HASTA LA BYE BYE!!!!!

[@thefrogzilla2]

I never thought I’d see the day where Chris would stuckmannize this movie

[@Nevag00]

I can see all of the Back to the Future movies being A+, they're all really entertaining and have their own personalities to them, with all of the classic Back to the Future comedy and personality as well. It's a timeless trilogy

[@Xphantomgamer]

Idk why critics were harsh on the 2nd one

[@bhuvankala8011]

@@Xphantomgamer tbh they all follow a formula and sequence of events, critics may not have liked that but I enjoy the consistency

[@Lance37a]

@@Xphantomgamer because it's not as good as the first one and the ending of the second one is almost the same ending as the first movie.

[@theosudisgrace7438]

"nothing back then that was pg would be pg today" *laughs in spaceballs*

[@geraldspray1416]

"Out of order? Fuck! Even in the future, nothing works!" - Dark Helmet

[@tskipgaming]

No lie, today I was driving and the song “power of love” came on. I love that song, all because back to the future!!! Songs from back to the future an ghostbusters I always remember:)

[@nebojsadinic8335]

'You mean Back to the past?' 'No, no, no, Back to the Future!' 😂😂😂

[@j_alamomusic9604]

It's funny how everyone ignores that Marty technically murdered the first version of his family

[@LastBastian]

Yeah, I always thought about that when I was a kid. But like Chris said, I just like the movie too much to really care. Lol

[@robiking011]

He didn't murderer his family, he just made them better.

[@jokertheinsaneclown3136]

@@robiking011 technology your right he didnt murder his family but at the same time he didnt simple just made his family better. What he did what altered time to the point were the old time got deleted from existence and made a better happier time.

[@AttilaTheHun333333]

robiking011 Better, maybe. But technically he would barely now his „new“ family.

[@nickstadler1906]

And when he returns to 1985, he's watching an alternate version of himself go back in time to murder his new current family.

[@FletcherReedsRandomness]

Doc Brown’s scream is still the greatest scream in all of cinema.

[@mattgee4867]

Which one? 😉😅

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

Nope that's Troll 2 OH MY GOD! scene.

[@dgeci]

Chris I drink your words ... I say and repeat the same everyday to everyone. 80's is a golden time. No blockbusters ever since can equal their perfection.

[@jermiez.]

I watched this with my daughter, who is 8, for her first time a few months ago and she absolutely loved it. We went on to watch it every day for a week afterwards.

[@jakobthonen9411]

I've never been this early for any review but Back to the Future is an absolute masterpiece as well as the entire trilogy. Never get tired of them.

[@spencerreynolds0617]

Here’s another classic you’ve never reviewed: The Silence Of The Lambs. Like seriously where is this lmao

[@kylel7158]

I don't recall him reviewing Se7en either? That would be a great one.

[@alphabravo2722]

@@kylel7158 He did review se7en, like 5 or 6 years ago.

[@kylel7158]

@@alphabravo2722 Ah nice, I'll have to check that out. Thanks

[@KneeoGeeo]

Whats point reviewing films like silence of the lambs or seven. I cant be arsed to watch this review.

[@frenchlasagna8138]

Or space jam

[@pascoett]

"I am Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan" Omg what a great time for us kids in the cinema back then. A+

[@phillipbrown2318]

Back to the Future is a Classic This movie was Masterfully Crafted.

[@SmackDab]

Absolutely

[@MG-qu9ig]

Please review “Saving Private Ryan” and “Schindler’s List”

[@Khay-77]

Only if he reviews their porns after "Shaving Ryan's Privates" and "Schindler's Fist". lol

[@Jamcad01]

The reason why Marty's parents don't comment upon his appearance when he arrives back is because his parents would've remarked upon it many years before.

[@DSan-kl2yc]

smart.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

They also didn't know his name was Marty, they thought it was Calvin...it's more a convenience than plot hole.

[@pepbeats7673]

Also could be that thing where you think you look different to what other people look at you as

[@jorbu1423]

Yeah they probable noticed it but then again they probably never did. It was like 30 years ago

[@mattgee4867]

@@Axolotl_Mischief she thought it's Calvin Marty Klein, and in the end she said Marty is a beautiful name.

[@adrianohunziker]

Speaking about time travel, you should really watch Dark on Netflix. It truly is one of the best sci-fi series ever created and unfortunately very underrated only because it's german. Like this comment so Chris sees it! 🙏🏼

[@keylovesjae]

Definitely underrated! Really enjoyed that series 🤗.

[@filmfreakbecky]

I did discussions on seasons 1 and 2!!! It really is brilliant and deserves more recognition!!! Will do a discussion for season 3 too! There’s so much to talk about!!😄

[@Jonas-ej7id]

Best series ever.

[@enigmaskull3495]

“Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads.”

[@spetterman2916]

Pants? Where we're going we don't need pants.

[@wanab89]

"People are born every day...and those people maybe haven't seen 'Back to the Future' yet." Those uncultured swines! *shakes fist*

[@forestboi1635]

I actually watched BttF 12&3 the other day for the first time! I don’t know how I’ve lived so long with out watching those masterpieces

[@PunchineloPow]

@@forestboi1635 I couldnt imagine that life.

[@007Julie]

Forest Boi well, now you have and you should watch them a couple of more times, the more viewings the better they get!

[@McFrozenNuggets]

Now we just need to see his reviews for Part II and Part III.

[@lukedstaten]

The way Chris makes his reviews though... he needs to win an Oscar for that. Seriously. I just wanna binge-watch his videos over Netflix. That says something about a KZbin channel.

[@DNVentertainment]

It also says something about netflix lol

[@kanusbarzanuz4343]

I'd really like to see reviews from old movies. Might I suggest Rambo: First Blood?

[@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev]

I concur! I could watch that movie at any time and not stop until it ended.

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

And the sequels also! ;-)

[@koopadude1]

I take it Chris wanted to give at least one A+ this year.

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

He should give an A+ for Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade.

[@Ladondorf]

A plot hole I've never heard anyone bring up is how when Marty almost prevents his own birth, he begins to disappear, but when he changes his parents to be happy and successful as adults, his childhood memories of them stay the same.

[@anubusx]

Why is he the same person?

[@blueray15]

the time traveling Marty's memories are the same. But the life he goes back to is not the same one he left. So that "Marty" had different memories as the family was different. There is a debate about what happened to that Marty, but I take is that he also went back in time and was replaced by ours.

[@nathanridgway7009]

Looking forward to a great summer, Chris! I love your modern film reviews but I love the classic ones, too (in fact, I wish you'd do a few more pre-1970 film reviews). Can't wait!

[@liamdallimore807]

We once had an English session in school where we got to analyse the opening scene, loved every minute of it.

[@BriGuytheShyGuy]

Chris: This is a DAMN good movie. I was hoping for the "... Do you really think I should swear?" line after that.

[@anubusx]

Bruce talking to Doc and Marty: "Changing the past doesn't change the future."

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

Tell that to the Twin Pines sign.

[@gluttonousmaximus9048]

Colonel Campbell: You can't do that! You'll create a TIME PARADOX!

[@zelamorre1126]

If that were true, the whole plot about Marty having to get his parents back together is completely pointless. Because him changing the past wouldn't have ever kept them apart. Also, there wouldn't be the strange scene where he's shocked about there being breakfast. Nor would Biff have radically changed to where he's out in the back buffing the car. But the point of the movie is that Marty meddling in the past was important, and that he without any shadow of doubt, altered the future through his meddling. You can't watch the film and believe otherwise because... the ending literally takes time to show you how much he changed.

[@jemsstories3792]

Yeah endgame somewhat ruined the concept for me

[@McFrozenNuggets]

"So *_Back to the Future_* was a bunch of bullshit?"

[@BioNichole1]

1:45 that was me and my sister watching Miyazaki's *Castle In The Sky* when we were kids. Some of the more nuanced aspects of the story went over our heads, but you'd better believe we'd still nestle in our bed and watch that 2+ hour goodness day after day.

[@thevenom2731]

My headcanon is that Marty's parents eventually realize that their son traveled back and that it's thanks to him that they are together.

[@javirios3107]

How?🙏 Cause in the real world, with a blurry memory, you would've just thought it was someone who really looked like your son. You wouldn't have no way to assume they were the same person, that he traveled back in time or that time travel even exists. You'd be nuts to assume 100% accuracy from your brain memory.

[@mattbroussard7409]

Yep thats what I always think when I see them look at Marty from the doorway of the house at the end of the movie.

[@mattbroussard7409]

@@javirios3107 George would believe! "If you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything!"

[@javirios3107]

@@mattbroussard7409 Brilliant! Lol But if you're being serious, it would've all had to revolve around the fact that he precisely remembers this face he saw for a week in his teenage years with 100% accuracy without any picture at hand to ever prove it. It's just far-fetched to assume. Unless I'm missing something then I'm all ears.

[@JoeGrizz1y]

His parents are rich and involved in business, plus they aint gonna remember someone from 30+ years ago. Remember they know that person as calvin Klein

[@jburdsinfuse]

Absolutely one of the best movies of all time. It doesn’t miss a beat.

[@wtfyoutube4873]

They’re some weird scenes in there, but otherwise a perfect film.

[@javirios3107]

@@wtfyoutube4873 Like? Just would like to know what other people consider weird from this movie.

[@onironauta_86]

Me: Just another Friday. Chris: Hold my 1.21 Gigawatts.

[@anaperez5442]

Underrated comment!

[@schris3]

4:20 Is very rare to find movies as well edited as this movie, especially these days.

[@TheJediKenneth]

It is the one movie that everyone who sees it, likes it - usually a whole lot.

[@451zombiekiller]

Back to the future is literally my favorite trilogy of all time Also in the original draft there is a scene that was cut where George knew Marty was the kid that got him and Lorraine together

[@Walduhu]

Whatever you do Marty: Never go to 2020!

[@kait.5437]

I feel like so many actors REALLY bring out the script in their delivery. Like Doc, Biff, Marty, Lorraine, and George all say things is such a unique and memorable way. Even the side characters like biff’s goons really sell their lines that are throw aways it’s amazing.