*BACK TO THE FUTURE 3* is the perfect ending! MOVIE REACTION FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@digi_edits]

Fun Fact: In the Latin American dub version "Great Scott" is translated as "Santa ciencia!" (Holy science!)

[@jenmurrayxo]

Lollll that's cool!! Great fun fact!! 🤠👍

[@mtneubelt]

Hahaha omg that's so cool!!

[@Badner83]

In German, it's "Großer Gott!" (literally "Great God!")

[@raymondstephan6234]

In french it's "Nom de Zeus !"

[@yusergname]

In Pig Latin, it's "Ate gray, ott scay!"

[@wfly81]

True story: There used to be a company called The Frisbee Pie Co that would sell pies baked in round tins. Apparently people didn't really care for the pies, but they loved tossing the tins around. So the company stopped baking pies and started selling the tins as toys. And that's the true origin of the frisbee.

[@peterschmidt4348]

Clint Eastwood was asked for permission about his name being used for Marty in the film. He consented and was quite entertained at the usage of his name in the film.

[@jenmurrayxo]

I love that!!!! 🤠🤣👍

[@AlanCanon2222]

@@jenmurrayxo Then again, NOT being written into the Back to the Future script would be like refusing to be parodied by Weird Al. No sane entertainer would do it.

[@gokaury]

And he laughed heartily at the parts where anyone says the name "Clint Eastwood" is dumb or stupid.

[@BEBruns]

An Easter egg most people probably miss: In the drive-in scene where Marty says “Clint Eastwood never dressed like this” he is standing next to posters of Tarantula and Revenge of the Creature. Early in his career, Eastwood appeared in both those films.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

@@BEBruns And furthermore, the references to Clint Eastwood were foreshadowed by the usage of unused B roll from "Firefox" as the intro for "Back To The Future Part II" as well as Marty interrupting Biff while he's watching "A Fistful Of Dollars".

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

I love the fact that Marty using the metal door as a bulletproof vest was foreshadowed in Part 2 when he walked in on Biff in the hot tub while he was watching a Clint Eastwood movie in which that happens.

[@Smeginator]

A Fistful Of Dollars

[@maxrockatansky1981]

I knew someone was going to put this..

[@jefferyoetter6884]

True. Clara was suppose to actually die back in 1885 so bringing her to the future would never have altered history in any way. Her staying there, after Doc saved her life and not being together with Doc would have though. She could have prevented people from being born that exists today and we could have people born today that should never have been born changing history as we know it

[@matthewganong1730]

Doc’s last words: “Your future hasn’t been written yet. No one’s has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one.” Gives me goosebumps every time.

[@migmit]

Except his last words are "Already been there".

[@Billinois78]

I always got a good laugh at the moment when Marty and Doc exchange phrases. Marty saying "Great Scott" then Doc says "I know. This is heavy".

[@jenmurrayxo]

I friggin LOVED that!! 😆👍

[@timroebuck3458]

Looked like they were kind of rubbing off on each other.

[@pennypizza8784]

​@@timroebuck3458 well it's cute and adorable that they seemed to switch personalities this time

[@kentslocum]

0:35 I've been watching the Back to the Future trilogy for the first time, and stopping after each installment to watch Jen's reaction. Jen summed up my words perfectly when she said, "this makes me feel like a kid again." The wonder of such cleverly written, lovingly crafted, and perfectly acted films made me literally giddy with excitement when I sat down to watch each new film. And they did not disappoint. The Back to the Future trilogy is miles better than most everything made today.

[@centuryrox]

When you think about it, Doc HAD to bring Clara to the future. She was supposed to die in 1885. Leaving her there alive would have been a HUGE risk of her altering the future, especially after he told her about time travel, and her seeing the miniature DeLorean time machine.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Ya in my full length reaction I realized she was supposed to die when Doc saved her 👍

[@Falconer1128]

That's amazing. Something I've never thought of. Thank you for that insight.

[@charlesland3877]

Just like doc was supposed to die when he was shot by the terrorists in 1985. They, both doc and Clara, ended up outside of time, in a sense.

[@logann7942]

My favorite part of the whole trilogy is when Joe Flaherty delivers Doc’s letter to Marty. To get to the past, you need a time machine; but to get to the future, you just have to wait.

[@SirChaosS]

"To get to the past, you need a time machine; but to get to the future, you just have to wait." I just love that line. is it yours?

[@The2realistic]

I like how Marty says that love hits you like lightning, it ties into Doc's story of being sent back in time to his love through a bolt of lightning.

[@Falconer1128]

I had never thought of that. That is a freaking cool concept.

[@lainwakura]

"Your future hasn't been written yet! No one's has! Your future is whatever you make it to be! so make it a good one!" best line is cinema history.

[@JakeToll37]

One of my favorite lines in this is "Your future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one."

[@jenmurrayxo]

Lovely line 🥰

[@kennypangman4636]

"One like equals one shot of whiskey to just hold", that's brilliant! Loved your trilogy reaction.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Lolll thanks Kenny! 😎👍

[@raymondstephan6234]

Thomas Wilson is an underrated actor ! A good movie need to have a good vilain ! Think of all the different Biffs and relatives he played ! The fun thing is that he's known in the business to be a very nice guy and said in interview that he was the one who was bullied when he was at school. A great actor

[@michellepeters7066]

When filming the scene where Tannen tries to lynch Marty, Michael J. Fox was accidentally hanged, rendering him unconscious for a short time.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh my goshhhh that's so crazy!! 😲

[@snorpenbass4196]

@@jenmurrayxo It's also why when he says "You did" after Doc asks who dressed him like that, his voice is genuinely raspy (and is kind of raspy for most of the rest of the movie).

[@DavidGBrooks]

Lost count how many times i watched these movies, been watching them since I was a little kid, definitely my most watched and favourite trilogy of all time.

[@mtneubelt]

It's so good!! 30+ years later it still holds up!

[@jenmurrayxo]

So much fun, I'd rewatch them too!

[@drewg5637]

Fun Fact: This was not Mary Steenburgen's (Clara) first time travel movie. She was one of the central characters in fantasy thriller "Time After Time" from 1979. Which also starred Malcolm McDowell (Blue Thunder and A Clockwork Orange) and David Warner (Titanic). You might enjoy that movie. It even scored an 87% on Rotten Tomatoes.

[@susiestone5644]

She's married to Ted Danson nowadays. and her parents (in real life) were a school board-secretary(mom) and dad a train conductor

[@johnsensebe3153]

Once you go down the David Warner rabbit hole, you have to watch Time Bandits, Tron, and The Omen, too.

[@jt1929]

She was also in the western Goin’ South with Jack Nicholson AND Christopher Lloyd- 1978.

[@dioneberts1715]

Time after time was a great movie.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

Also, she initially turned the role of Clara down, but her children persuaded her to take the role as they were fans of "Back To The Future".

[@botwitaprice]

fun fact on Doc Brown aka Christopher Lloyd: He played Reverend Jim on the old sit-com "Taxi", he also was on Star Trek 3, he played a Klingon

[@preble316]

"Run for fun?! Da hell kinda fun is thayat?" 😅

[@jenmurrayxo]

Lol they have a point 🤣🤣

[@boqndimitrov8693]

Doc and Marty - one of the best screen couples. The chemistry between the actors is just amazing!

[@athanatic]

The Jules Verne-style time machine locomotive was amazingly well-designed to communicate that SF.

[@MarcusCiambelli]

I have been in bed sick all weekend. Your reactions are the only thing that are bringing a smile to my face. Your gentle personality is the best. Thank you!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks! I hope you feel better! ☺👍

[@williammartin8151]

Wow, Jen! You weren't kidding about watching part 3 as soon as possible. You're enjoying it so much that I think this is your favorite part of the trilogy.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Couldn't wait!! They belong together lol 🤣

[@williammartin8151]

@@jenmurrayxo You're right. This adventure is absolutely seamless from beginning to end.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Jen, Your reaction when Doc came to the future in the train was amazing. YOur jaw literally fell to the floor, I love it. GReat reaction, great energy. You're fast becoming my favorite channel. Keep up the great work.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thank you!! Love seeing you in the premiere live chats, appreciate your support! ☺👍

[@lethaldose2000]

@@jenmurrayxo Go Boston. Keep Jen in good spirits. I'm counting on you. Super pooch.

[@DaleKingProfile]

Wanted to point out that Marty using the stove door as a bullet proof vest is actually foreshadowed in part 2. When Marty confronts Biff in the hotel, Biff is watching the scene from the Clint Eastwood movie where he did the same thing. Those cohesive details are why it was so great that 2 & 3 were written and filmed as one long movie

[@jenmurrayxo]

I love that!! Yes the attention to detail to link all 3 movies is so great! 👍

[@wubranch1]

“It’s a science experiment!”

[@JJ_Lloyd]

This is probably my favorite of the three, but I love 'em all. Glad you watched and liked them!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Ya this one's really good, I don't think I can pick a fav tho! Loved em all 😎👍

[@jm20105]

This movie. There's a number of trilogies I love and this wins. I was fortunate to experience the BTTF day events back in '15, it was awesome. Seeing the younger gens experience and enjoy it (almost) as much as I STILL do warms my heart, THX Jen.

[@bluebear1985]

I'm not sure if you noticed or not, but the band at the festival was played by ZZ Top. With a couple of them having long beards, they fit right into 1885. Also, they supposedly played some of their music during filming while waiting for a camera to be repaired. After a while, someone asked how the repairs were going. Director Robert Zemeckis then said that it had been fixed a while ago. He just didn't want to spoil the party. 😀

[@jenmurrayxo]

Didn't know but that's cool!! 👍

[@MisterMetalFan666]

I saw this in the theatre. Everyone "awwwwwwed" when they say the dog w the light on his head.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh my gosh right!! Copernicus in a helmet 🐕🥰

[@UnclePengy]

Doc: So, it may not be my name that's supposed to end up on this tombstone... It may be yours. Marty: Great Scott! Doc: I know, this is heavy. Love the reversal.

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Completing my rewatch through the 3 movies 🍿 I don't think I've ever seen anyone so excited to see manure 😅 your face when it happens though is just the best 🙌

[@18emdy]

When I was a Kid I hated the Character Biff, but watching it again n again as Adult I just love the Actor Wilson(Biff), he played the characters really good.

[@botwitaprice]

fun fact: There was a real bakery called "Frisby Pies" As for the pie plates, after use they were used as toys for kids, called "Frisbees", I had one myself.

[@Roddrummer]

These are the funnest movies ever made, I watch them all at least once a year, and your reactions have been absolutely joyous. Keep up the great work!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Roddy! 👍

[@leepitman2193]

The location of 1885 Hill Valley was the same one used for Clint Eastwood's Pale Rider (1985). Ironically, that film was knocked off the number one slot at the box office in 1985 by....Back to the Future (1985).

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oooh fun fact! ☺👍

[@gbsailing9436]

As they say...it's ALL about location, Location, LOCATION!

[@logann7942]

My favorite line of dialogue is when Doc says, “A hundred years ago? …That’s this year!”

[@zmarko]

Your laugh when Mad Dog fell in the manure was awesome.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Didn't see it coming, friggin loved it!! 🤣🤣

[@deathocats]

Fun Fact: Mary Steenburgen was also in 1979's _Time After Time,_ in which she falls for HG Wells, who had traveled to that time. But as a 'modern woman who thinks for herself' she turns down his offer to go back to the late 1800s with him, thinking she couldn't make things work. In light of that, this hits a little differently!

[@danielplatts9446]

My favorite trilogy of all time. So happy to see how you enjoyed each movie. I'm planning a BTtF tattoo which will be my first tattoo ever. The films mean so much to me, especially since I was born in 1985.

[@eddie2dean]

Commentary note: Great Scott! 😄 @5:32 Nice touch with the edit

[@jenmurrayxo]

My editor Steph is the best! 😎👍

[@3Kings_Industries]

Seriously enjoying your matching costumes and the little snacks you munch on throughout the film. Almost like going to the theater w/ friends ...

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks!! I feel like I'm chilling with friends at the movies, so glad you feel that way too 🙌

[@UnclePengy]

"Ladies and gentlemen! As mayor of Hill Valley, it gives me great pleasure to dedicate this clock to the people of Hill County! "May it stand for all time!" And it does, literally and figuratively.

[@futuramayeah]

they made a Saturday morning cartoon of Back to the Future with Marty and Doc and his 2 kids going on time adventures. in the beginning in Doc's living room, Howdy Dooody comes on he was a marionette Cowboy and he had his own show with a sidekick Clown , Clarabelle , and a live studio audience of kids.

[@futuramayeah]

Saturday morning cartoons was a thing for the later half of the 20th century until around 1990, when the govt? made a law saying that tv stations had to put 3 hrs of educational programming on tv, guess where all the tv stations decided to put it? so no more Saturday morning cartoons anymore, there are countless videos on youtube about the phenomenon of Saturday morning cartoons .

[@spyklej4910]

BTTF 2 and 3 were filmed back to back

[@retromaven2159]

HeyJen, how about an Honrable Mention to the DeLorean? Just think of the beating it took during the 3 movies!! BTW it was lost years after filming and collectors had acquired a bunch of the parts, but they reassembled it for the 25th Anniversary. There is a special you can watch on it. Thanks Jen!

[@martinbraun1211]

There is also a "Back to the Future"- Cartoon series with 26 episodes. Each episode has Live action segments with Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh that's awesome!! I'll have to check that out 👍👍

[@Johnadams20760]

@@jenmurrayxo yes! it was great. also, there iwas a video game produced by bob gayle, one of the writers for back to teh future. a guy literally put the entire series together and edited it out called it back to the future 4 and 5 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmSwhYGug5xqiJI and kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH61qWePqduta5o

[@christopherlundgren1700]

I haven't seen the animated series since it was new, but I remember it actually being pretty well done for the time. I was a kid, obviously, so grain of salt.

[@That1punk91]

wow i really don't remember hearing that line at 5:51 you're so right man that made me feel so much joy watching this trilogy again tonight really been enjoying your reactions :)

[@kaycosti3631]

Hi, Jen! I am so glad I watched along … your reaction to this trilogy was just as I expected and predicted, even better. I loved to see how you noticed the awesome way the circle closed and wrapped around the story perfectly. It is not one of the most appreciated movies for no reason. I love to see (and hear) you laugh, so the best that I can do now is to suggest a comedy … although I am sure many have suggested that already. Observing your style and tastes, I’d suggest “Just Visiting” (Christina Applegate, Jean Reno, Christian Clavier) - I simply cracked up watching that. Well, someday you’ll watch it too, if you didn’t already, that is. Looking forward to your next reaction, whatever you decide it to be. Salutations from Romania …

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Kay!

[@Imabassplayer2]

What I wanted to comment one in part 2 but decided not was this little fun fact. There are 4 DeLorean's in 1955. First one is when Marty goes back to 1955 the first time. Second is when Biff goes back to 1955 at the beginning of part 2. The Third is when Marty goes back the second time to 1955, and the fourth is hidden in the mine since 1885. Yeah I know a bit mind blowing. Again the writing, directing, acting. the foreshadowing, the attention to detail hell everything is outstanding. The level of thought that went into this trilogy is impressive. The mall name change in the first film now at the end of part 3 the ravine name change. Not only that but it explains how Marty left with out a trace, he died in the ravine so everyone in 1885 has an explanation on his sudden disappearance. I just can't praise this trilogy enough and is impressive they filmed part 2 and 3 at the same time. Also Micheal J Fox almost died whilst filming the hanging scene. Nobody noticed he was choking for real and got him down just in time. Sad it's over but hey all good things do. I'm going back and rewatching the trilogy again, because why the hell not.

[@gaittr]

You are extremely witty and extremely intelligent. Thanks for the great content

[@philc2729]

Thanks for the great reactions. A true masterpiece of a trilogy. I saw them live growing up. Glad you enjoyed them!

[@DonForceFeedback]

Another subtle difference at the end of the movie is that Biff is wearing a different colour tracksuit than before.

[@Kap00rwith2os]

12:02 If you look closely in the back of that one shot you can see Clara in the back waiting for Doc to pick her up, which is how they were *supposed* to meet originally. Since they never met at the train station she rented a carriage. I swear this movie has soooo many Easter Eggs I love it.

[@shure81]

"Time travelin' their way into my heart" haha love it! Best dogs of all time :)

[@jenmurrayxo]

🐕🥰

[@christopheryochum3602]

You made my day, Jen! Thumbs up and I haven't even opened the reaction yet. So nice of you to actually do III, instead of making us wait a month. Thanks so much. Love you! :) (Gotta go and get some popcorn...be right back!) :)

[@jenmurrayxo]

Couldn't wait, had to see how they complete the trilogy! 😎👍🍿

[@markinman8156]

Fun trivia. The old timers in the bar and the bar tender, the Marshall, and several other supporting actors were actually character actors who played in hundreds of westerns over the years. So to many who viewed this at the time they were easily recognized.

[@jenmurrayxo]

That's cool, I love that they used those guys in the scene! 👍

[@DamonNomad82]

Mad Dog (or, as I like to call him, "Buffalo Biff") was indeed played by Thomas F. Wilson Jr, the same actor who played all the other Tannens in the movie, Biff, Griff, and even the voice of Biff's grandma, who is heard but not seen in Part 2. According to Wilson, Mad Dog was his favorite character to play in the series, as he enjoyed learning how to ride a horse with that level of skill and how to throw a lasso. Many of the townspeople in this movie, especially the ones in the saloon, were played by character actors who had starred in Western movies and shows a generation before this was filmed. The bartender, for example, was played by an actor who had also played the bartenders in two previous Westerns. One cameo role, however, had to be recast. The character of the mayor of 1885 Hill Valley was created with the idea that he would be played by former US President and actor Ronald Reagan, who had loved the jokes about him in Back to the Future Part 1, and who had referenced the film in one of his State of the Union Addresses. Sadly, by the time filming started on Part 3, Reagan's Alzheimer's disease had reached the point that he wasn't up to doing any more acting, so the part had to be recast.

[@isaiahpavia-cruz678]

I’ve been watching this movie and never even noticed the “there are no roads” connection going back to the old West. Also at one point in 1955, four DeLoreans were in Hill Valley. The one from the first movie, the one in the Delgado mine, the one old Biff took from 2015, and the one Marty and Doc flew in from the alternate 1985.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh that's crazy I didn't realize that! ☺

[@3DJapan]

Same here! Although there are roads, they're just not paved.

[@firegaze21]

Wow never thought of there being 4 at the same time. That’s so cool!

[@sexistatheist6464]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 The DeLorean wasn't in the mine in BttF Parts 1 & 2, because as you said, Doc hadn't gone back to 1885 yet. It was definitely there in BttF Part 3 though, because we saw Marty and 1955 Doc retrieve it from the mine. That's how Marty himself was able to travel to 1885.

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 None of them were there before they started time traveling. All of them were there, after they were done with all their visits to 1955. Pretty simple, if you think about it.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

There was a short lived cartoon based on this trilogy in the 90s, with Doc and his family, and Marty having adventures through time.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Nice, was it any good? I've heard Rick & Morty is kinda an offshoot of Doc & Marty

[@ronfehr7899]

Where Marty's going, he doesn't need roads. Lol😂

[@jenmurrayxo]

🤣👍

[@markjuarez1791]

Jen, loved the look on your face when the manure joke happens. Perfect timing, and as you said it comes out of nowhere. We were all taken surprise by that. LOL Thank you for reacting to this great trilogy.

[@andrewblanchard2398]

12:03 not shown DOC : " you're just not thinking 4th dimensionally " MARTY : " yeah , I have a real problem with that "

[@ryanh603]

This has always been my favorite film of the trilogy. I love how it went in a slightly different direction than the previous two films and perfectly wrapped the whole story up. IMHO, this is one of the greatest trilogies ever made because it never gets old and still holds up all of these years later. It’s also one of those franchises where the fans (including myself) do not want to see any sequels or remakes get made because the trilogy is perfect as it is. Fortunately for us fans, both the two Bobs (Zemeckis & Gale) have said in interviews that over their dead bodies will any sequels or remakes will ever get made, since they retain the rights to the trilogy. Both men are now in their 70s so we can relax for another 20-30 years tops.

[@t_bone12571]

Marty could never think fourth-dimensionally. Great Scott!

[@jenmurrayxo]

🤣🤣

[@windwalker5765]

In earlier version of the script, Doc Brown, himself, built the clock. And he tells Marty that he altered the metal so that after several decades of weathering and rust... it would become very attractive to lightning!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Ohhhhh that would've been cool

[@lazyperfectionist1]

14:09 Here we have why _everyone_ is well advised to learn a _few_ basic dance steps. It's not complicated, it's not expensive, and it's _so_ much fun.

[@platzhalter2581]

Now after watching "Back to the Future III", you should consider watching the "Dollar Trilogy" with Clint Eastwood: - Fistfull of Dollars - For a Few Dollars more - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (the epic masterpiece of Italo Western) There were a lot of references to this movies in "Back to the Future II+III". The "Dollar Trilogy" were my first seen Italo Westerns after "Django"... and the reason it is one of my favorite genre for years. I remember, I was about 15 years old, as my German teacher (I live in Germany) told the class about this amoral brutal movies which should be forbidden, naming "Django" as bad example. Sooo I tought, I should watch this movie ...and then I read in the TV guide, that it was going to be shown on TV few weeks later, and that it is about a guy who drags his own coffin ...that was fascinating. I watched it, I loved it ...and then I watched the whole Italo Western serial programm and became fan. Now it is 22 years later, I have a 35mm copy of "Django strikes Again" in my cellar and I develope tech to safe old movies.^^ I think my former German teacher could be amused by that.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Don't think I've ever seen a Clint Eastwood movie, will have to add to a poll for sure! 👍

[@TravMaxAdventures]

As I grow older, my affection for spaghetti westerns grows fonder. The Dollar trilogy is forever on my DVR.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Why do they call them spaghetti westerns? 🤷‍♀️

[@TravMaxAdventures]

@@jenmurrayxo Simply put, they were filmed by Italians. 🍝🤠

[@jenmurrayxo]

Really!!?!? 🤣

[@Baiko]

It's interesting how in time travel movies, everyone going to the past is super anxious how any small thing they do could dramatically alter the future, but here in the present, very few people think that they by themselves could cause a massive change in the world.

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

Doc dressed Marty in all 3 movies! The metal plate came directly from an Eastwood movie that Biff was watching in part 2!

[@andrewblanchard2398]

I love the continuity in this trilogy in the background are subtle objects from previous movies

[@Jim222001]

Mary Steenburgen also fell in love with a time traveler in Time After Time.

[@KeatonWarner1]

Back to the Future 3 is my favorite of the trilogy.

[@thetwikikid4444]

Enjoying your reactions to movies I’ve seen in the theater during their original runs. Living in CA I actually went to a couple of places (Doc’s house from 1955 and the mall) where they filmed.

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

Fun fact the 4 guys in the bar are veterans of western movies and shows, appearing in dozens of them over the years. Yes that is the same actor as Biff.

[@jenmurrayxo]

That's cool! 👍

[@bekindandrewind1422]

11:53 -- The train was actually inconsequential... Being a scientist, Doc could have built rocket or chemical propulsion for the DeLorean...

[@vincentvega9983]

That movies are absolutly awesome. I watched them all more times than i can count and i always find something new. I never noticed that at 08:14 in the scene they eat together. Marty did not got any of the rabbit meat on the plate, yet he spits out the buckshot palletts. :D

[@bletheringfool]

I met Alan Silvestri a few years ago at a screening of the first movie. He composed the theme. He said that Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis said that the movie will never be rebooted while they are still alive as they own the rights. And when I met Zach Galligan who was Billy from Gremlins, I met him a couple of weeks ago and he said the same thing, I'll quote what he said 'Pray for their health' he was joking but not joking.

[@mhagain]

Brilliant. I was really looking forward to this one, it's probably my favourite of the three, and I was delighted to see you enjoying it so much.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Really loved it, so much fun!! 🤠👍

[@mr.a8315]

5:32 Editor's Note. 😅 21:16 😆 It was super fun watching your reaction to this trilogy, it reminds you of when you first seen it. ♥ If you want more Back To The Future type fun then you would probably enjoy the animated series 'Rick & Morty', it is sci-fi / comedy / action. Rick is a genius (mad?) scientist / inventor, Morty is his grandson. And both are very Doc and Marty like, an obvious homage to BTTF. They have adventures through time, space and dimensions. It's like BTTF meets Futurama but on steroids and LSD. Often very dark humor.

[@maxducoudray]

The use of Great Scott by Doc is funny/great. I remember as a kid hearing Superman use this expression as well (in the Superfriends cartoon). Googling it tells me it was used in the late 1800s and early 1900s... perfect for Doc even when he's in the past!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh it was used in 1800's, that's cool! 👍

[@TheSegacampGamerandWerecamp]

9:18 yes it is Thomas Wilson played Biff and Griff in Part 1 and 2 and for Part 3 he played Biff's Ancestor Buford

[@jenmurrayxo]

He's awesome!! 👍

[@TheSegacampGamerandWerecamp]

@@jenmurrayxo ok I'm glad we can Agree on something!

[@MetaltodeathSWE]

Back to the future never gets old I love this trilogy and hade so much fun watching your reactions.

[@christiantidball6121]

In 2010 Telltale Games made a 5 episode video game that picks up after the films. The bank is foreclosing Doc's lab since he "disappeared". While at the estate sale the DeLorean reappears with Einstein. Marty has to travel bank to rescue Doc. The game spans several different time periods including when Doc was a teenager up to a dystopian dictatorship future. If you want it you can find it for about $25 on PC, XB1 and PS4.

[@erictaylor5877]

Lol I love that "The Worst" award went to the wake-up juice!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Lolll so gross!!! 🤣

[@MegumiMary]

such a great trilogy Never fails to make me happy

[@lazyperfectionist1]

4:16 "I had been reading my favorite author, Jules Verne." Jules Verne was a famous futurist. This movie refers to him a _lot._ When I saw this movie, it made me briefly curious about him. This lead me to a brief interest in futurism in general which lead me to a brief interest in _other_ futurists like Sir Arthur C. Clarke and Dr. Michio Kaku. Have you ever noticed just _how_ many Earth-reshaping inventions were presaged in futurist writings? Jules Verne wrote about the powered submarine in a book that was published decades before anyone successfully _built_ one. Sir Arthur C. Clarke wrote about communications satellites decades before _they_ were built. And "presaged" is the word I use, because "predicted" is not accurate. The people who first _invented_ these things took inspiration from the writings of futurists. The futurists _shaped_ their development; _inspired_ their development. They actually made it _so._

[@leewinstead917]

The saloon is in the same place the cafe will be

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

They wrote part 2 and 3 at the same time, in fact it was originally going to be one movie but they realized they had too much for just one so they made two. They never wanted to make any sequels, they hate sequels, but the studio demanded them, as did fans, and they threatened to find new writers/producers. The Bobs, as they are called, didn't want anyone else messing with their story, so they decided to do the sequels, lol.

[@jenmurrayxo]

I'm so glad they did! Such a fun trilogy 🤠

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

@@jenmurrayxo There is actually a BTTF video game with an alternate story they originally came up with for the movie that would see Marty go back to the prohibition era to save Doc, there he interacts with young Emmett causing him to fall in love with a woman, Strickland's sister of all people. When they go back to the future they end up in a totalitarian 1985 controlled by Doc and the woman, and then Marty has to go back to the 1930s to prevent that future from happening, it's a lot of fun imo. Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd do some voice work with another guy doing young Doc and another actor doing a great job as young Marty. You can see the game on KZbin if interested.

[@weepingscorpion8739]

@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 Yes, the Telltale game. That's actually a really good game, definitely worth playing.

[@samtaholo]

You have a really solid understanding of narrative and dialogue; I've now seen you predict plot developments and even exact lines of dialogue in several different videos. Do you create original material of your own, and/or have you just read/watched a lot of content? Your instincts are impressive - most impressive!

[@tomyoung9049]

its an incredible trilogy and so rare that all three are awesome. You probably got told this in the comments but the band playing in 1885 was ZZ top, huge rock band from the 80s.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Ya that's so cool!!! 😎👍

[@chriscombest]

Loving these reactions. I think it's time to support your Patreon.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh thanks Chris, I'm glad you're enjoying hanging out & watching with me ☺👍

[@andrewblanchard2398]

BTTF 3 has funny bloopers SEAMUS McFLY brings in ROGER RABBIT doll and says loudly " MAGGIE , I BROUGHT SUPPER "

[@bonniespruin6369]

Great reaction! Your dog is adorable. He gets an award from me. 😊

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks Bonnie! ☺️👍🕸🐕🥰

[@reb980]

A short lived animated cartoon was produced after the movie trilogy ended, Back to the Future: The Animated Series, it lasted for 2 seasons comprising a total of 26 episodes, taking off after the events of the 3rd movie, Marty, Doc and family go on a fun time traveling adventures fixing events from history.

[@MasonBentley-x7n]

I remember watching this in the theatre as a kid, and when the train time machine lifted to fly away to time travel like the DeLorean did, - no joke - the entire legitimate theatre scoffed and laughed that he built a train like that. Was a pretty hilarious reaction to it lol. I still remember that so vividly.

[@bonniespruin6369]

If you go back to the video playing at the Biff museum, you'll see they mention Mad Dog Tannen. They were so brilliant all through the 3 movies.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

He also looks slightly different there because the photo of him was an early makeup test on Thomas F. Wilson before the look was finalised.

[@andrewblanchard2398]

​@@robertmcghintheorca49 it's also because it was years if not a decade after 1885 before DOC & MARTY got him arrested

[@Eliminator6363]

I love how in the saloon, every time Doc raises his glass and sets it down (without drinking), he gets more drunk 😂

[@SWTobito0702]

Can't wait to see your reaction to the finale of what I think is an example of a perfect trilogy.

[@jenmurrayxo]

It's SUCH a great trilogy!! Loved it!! 🤠