🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION!

🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) - MOVIE REACTION!
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[@BenjaminDenverstone]

Fun fact: the man who says "You're too loud" is actually Huey Louis, the man who wrote the song that Marty's band played the instrumental version of (The Power of Love).

[@pjschmid2251]

How did I never notice that before 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@gdhaney136]

@@pjschmid2251 I only knew because I saw it mentioned...and I've seen the movie a 100 times. 🤦‍♀

[@t-trax9389]

When I saw Huey acting on the Screen, I was surprised and stunned at his Cameo ! IYDK - at the end of the song BK IN TIME, and twords the end of the movie, Huey tells Marty too "Get Back Marty" ...

[@805Bruin]

I feel like every time there's a BTTF reaction, please race to post this in the comments.

[@johnwjr7]

Yeah, "Huey Lewis"

[@IggyStardust1967]

4:27 - Actually, we used to do that "hold onto vehicles" thing quite a bit back then. Was it dangerous? Yeah. Did we care? Nope. Did the driver stop and yell at us? Most of the time, no. But you have to remember, also, this was the era where we would ride in cars without seatbelts, or in the back of a pickup truck with nothing holding us down, we didn't wear helmets while riding bikes, no padding when skateboarding.... it's a miracle we all survived. Hell, if we got hurt, we got Mecurochome and a band aid put on the injury and were told to "walk it off". You could have a bone hanging out and the parental units didn't want to take you to the hospital. I'm not joking! Now you need to complete the trilogy.

[@Luvmypugs3]

So true! No cell phones back then. My parents really didn’t worry much cause that was normal back then. I wouldn’t come home till dinner time. I walked or biked all over my town with friends. Riding and hanging out the back of my fathers truck was so much fun. He allowed too. Lol! No helicopter parents back then.

[@poolhall9632]

The 80s were wild. When I lived in Florida we would get golf umbrellas and skateboards. During the early portions of the hurricane, the wind was just right for Brella-boarding. Not a single person was wearing a helmet or any type of shinguards etc.

[@LA_HA]

Watching people watch these movies today is really fun, but amusing, too. The Helicopter-bubbled generation always seem very incredulous about how Free-range kids lived back then. It's a trip to see. haha. Still, I'm sad things changed so much. It's really unfair and unfortunate

[@d4got10one]

That's true. We held on to the back of the public transportation busses when it snowed.

[@3DJapan]

I never held on to a car with my board but I was going down hill on it, in the street, passing cars on a 35mph street. One of those times my wheel hit a rock and I went flying.

[@benjohnson1633]

Kabir, you can't stop here! You must react to parts 2, and 3. It's a trilogy.

[@Nopski]

Every time you call a movie fro the ‘80s an “old classic” I die a little inside. Lol

[@ToniMcGinty]

Around the time he was filming Doc Hollywood in 1990, Michael J Fox was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. He soldiered on for just over another 10 years, but, since then, he's taken it easy, opting to spend time with his family and fight for a cure to the disease. He's only made sporadic performances since, the most notable (in terms of time) probably being The Michael J Fox Show, a sitcom in which his character also has Parkinson's. You have to see the rest of the trilogy, and an amazing film showing him in another light is Casualties of War, with a terrifying Sean Penn.

[@DrewRycerz]

Yeah the whole series is one beautiful movie just all in one.

[@GhostRdrTat]

Fun Fact: When Marty first goes to the mall in the beginning when he skates up to the sign it says "Twin Pines Mall" with the time on the sign when he goes by it at the end of the movie to try to save Doc it says "Lone Pine Mall" with the Time. That is because when he went back in the beginning to old man Peabody's farm he ran over one of the pine trees.

[@joniroxanne96]

There are some dumbasses who think that was foreshadowing 9/11. 🙄

[@BigGator5]

🎶 "That's The Power Of Love!" 🎶 Fun Fact: The judge who stands up to say that Marty is "just too darn loud" is Huey Lewis, whose songs "The Power Of Love" and "Back In Time" are featured in this movie. Cinematic Chemistry Fact: When Lorraine follows Marty back to Doc's house, she and Doc exchange an awkward greeting. This marks the only on-screen dialogue that Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson ever have, though they have appeared together in six movies. Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Writers Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis actually received a fan letter from John DeLorean after the film's release, thanking them for immortalizing his car.

[@luv_PTX]

Fun fact: the actor Christopher Loyd who played "Doc" Brown on 'Back to the Future' also stars in the comedy movie "Clue".😉😄

[@enawhitaker7311]

I don't know how many times I have seen this movie and I still love it!

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

"Rhythmic ceremonial ritual" never ceases to be funny!

[@cjmars822]

And yet too many people either miss that line or dismiss it

[@Kylopod]

The funny thing is that we’re farther from 1985 now than 1985 was from 1955. It’s funny the way the movie looks back with nostalgia at the earlier time, and we look the same way at the movie’s “present.”

[@LA_HA]

Kylopod: There's another connection between the 1980s and the 1950s. Generally, it's thought that every current generation is like their grandparents' generation, though to varying degrees, of course. This was true about Gen X. Gen X reflected The Greatest Generation (their grandparents) in many ways, including their attitudes about sex and the desire for societal simplicity. This was because of both generations' exposure to war and the hardship during the fear of war. GG actually participated in WWII and Korea, while Gen X lived under the shadow of cold and nuclear wars. Sexually, GG saw the start of what would lead to the sexual revolution of the 60s and 70s. Gen X reverted back to the cautionary attitude of premarital sex due to AIDS, the beginning of the rise in teenage pregnancies, STDs, and single motherhood. Like the GG, Gen X was labeled as indifferent "slackers" even though they couldn't wait to enter what they saw as the freedom and independence of adulthood. They both worked hard, but for Gen X, the good times were behind them with two recessions were in front of them; rather than a recession behind them and an economic boom in front of them. The two generations were the last to be raised by the generation of their parents before a major shift was to take place in the family and society. It's a little more complex than that, but in a simplistic way, this is why he didn't see that much of a difference between the people and what was going on in the movie's time periods. haha

[@johnbernstein7887]

Wait until you see the next two!!

[@kabirconsiders]

Hopefully they’re as good as this one was! Really immersive movie

[@kriscynical]

To add to the Fun Facts: The screenplay for this movie is widely considered to be "the perfect script" and is used in just about every screenwriting class as a teaching tool because of it. There's not a single ounce of fat on this movie, and it's part of why it's so satisfying to watch. Literally EVERYTHING pays off by the end.

[@jprsmom]

If you haven't seen A Christmas Story I would highly recommend it especially if you enjoy movies with a nostalgic feel. It came out in 1983 but takes place in the 40s. It's such a classic that a couple tv stations play it 24 hours straight on Christmas

[@ramsoncole4605]

One of my favorite movies...it's not Christmas until I watch this movie :)

[@jtoland2333]

"You'll shoot your eye out!"

[@246kisses]

My absolute favorite Christmas movie!

[@kevinfeldman5100]

At the beginning, the man that tells them that they are too loud was Huey Lewis. The artist that sang The Power of Love.

[@vickiburton8241]

You felt the same way everyone felt In regards to Biff😂😂, I was a junior in high school when BTTF came out, I saw more times than I can count, however, great movie . Michael J Fox is now 61 years old, he doesn’t act much, he suffers from Parkinson’s, I loss my father too it last year 😔, my father loved watching MJF. Great reaction Kabir, I enjoyed it. I hope you react to Part 2 and Part 3 of Back to the Future.😊

[@rjbalbuena7789]

Oh boy you're in for one of the greatest trilogies in film history my friend

[@booklover_78]

Absolutely!

[@gmunden1]

I remember the audience cheered when Huey Lewis makes that infamous cameo while Michael J. Fox played Marty performing Huey's song "The Power of Love".

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

When I saw it in the theater I heard somebody behind me say "It's YOUR song!".

[@nicoletrudell2065]

In fact it is a movie you need amazing actors for. They shot almost the whole film with Eric Stoltz as Marty and it didn't work. They fired him and got Michael J. Fox - who was their original choice, but unavailable due to his contract with his television show. They ended up getting him by having him shoot nights and weekends, so Fox was filming all day and night and getting very little sleep, which makes this performance all the more iconic. How wild it must have been for the other actors to film most of their scenes a second time with a different actor.

[@nicoletrudell2065]

Also the recast of Marty meant the recast of Jennifer, too, as the original actress, Melora Hardin, was too much taller than Michael J. Fox for the producers' liking. A bad break for her for sure, but probably not career changing as Jennifer was recast in the second film anyway, and Melora eventually ended up on The Office (US version).

[@ryanswaynow]

FUN FACT: if you look through the front doors of the school at 4:40 (when Marty is arriving at school at the beginning of the movie) you can actually see that it is clearly nighttime outside and not the beginning of a school day! This is because Michael J Fox was still filming a season of the show family ties at the same time and was literally filming both Projects 24 hours a day at that point!

[@jamesm654]

I had a truck many years ago and people used to simply jump onto the flat bed and catch a ride for a block to 2 then jump out.

[@twylanaythias]

Twofer Bonus Facts: At the Twin Pines Mall, Doc Brown tells Marty that it used to belong to Old Man Peabody (whose son's name is Sherman - an homage to the old Peabody & Sherman cartoons) who was breeding pine trees. As he flees from Peabody's farm (and Peabody blows away his own mailbox), Marty runs over one of the twin pines. When he returns to the mall at the end, it's the Lone Pine Mall.

[@JulieLWilliams]

This is one of the best trilogies of all time! Michael J. Fox was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1991. He's still acting, but not in as many shows. He revealed in his autobiography "Lucky Man", he happened to be sitting right next to Princess Diana at the world premiere of Back to the Future.

[@luv_PTX]

Hey K. Since the theme of "messing around with time" intriges you, you should also react to the movie "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (an American comedy set in the 1980-90s era of southern California during the popular fad of "surfer lingo"). I think you'd really enjoy it.. 😄 Another consideration, the movie "Clue" (a comedy based on the old murder-mystery board game that was popular in the US back in the day..) It'll keep you guessing ("whodunit"?) to the very end..🤔😅

[@ajruther67]

One of the best 80's movies. There are some great movies from the 80's but this one has a little bit of everything.

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

Alright, you saw the first, now you gotta see the other 2. This is a truely great trilogy.

[@joshuasilvius7854]

The actress playing Marty's mom also starred in Howard the Duck - a classic 80's Marvel movie, which has been referenced several times in the MCU.

[@johnchauvin2183]

She also was in red dawn. Leah Thompson is her name. Howard the Duck was a total box office flop, but became one of the greatest cult classics.

[@danielleporter1829]

Fun fact: the gym used as the high school gym is actually a gym of a church in Hollywood. This weekend actually, there's an event at rhe Hollywood United Methodist Church where they will have the gym made up as the Under the Sea dance as it was in the movie and there'll be a DeLorian in the Church's court yard for people to take pictures with it. I watched another channel a few days ago , German In Venice where he got footage of the preparations for the event this weekend. Fun Fact #2 , the prediction of the Boston Red Sox winning the World Series that was made in the movie actually happened in 2004 after over a a century since 1903. There used to be a Back to the Future ride at boyh Universal Studios parks ( Hollywood amd Orlando due to the fact that the Production company that produced the movie, Amblen Entertainment is Steven Spielberg's company , and Amblen is a subsidiary of Universal Pictures) for well over 20 years but I believe the Wizarding World of Harry Potter Ride may have taken BTTF's place a few years ago. Most of the movie was filmed on the backlot of Universal Studios Hollywood. When you come the US, if you make it to L.A. , I'd suggest you take the backlot tour at Universal.The majority of the major studios have a backlot tour where visitors can see where their favorite shows and moviss were filmed .

[@toxikelement9186]

It's drivable with fuel. The plutonium is needed for time jumps. The car is just a POS. It was notorious for engine problems. That's why the very first failure of it starting was speculated to be the starter.

[@ReymundoCortez]

Holy crap ive watched this a million times and saw it when it came out and this is a first. I never saw the news clipping about Docs house being destroyed. Thanks for that😊😊😊

[@Whateva67]

Dude,we used to hold onto city buses while on our bicycles in the 80s. We also used to ride our dirt bikes and three wheelers to high school then as well,nobody had camera phones to record the stuff we used to get away with. Hello from British Columbia

[@wyattvandegriff6026]

Make sure you watch the 2nd and 3rd movies in this series

[@Traci2000]

This movie is such a classic! Still so fun!

[@danajohnson4757]

I was 13/14 years old when this movie came out. It's such an iconic part of my childhood! Definitely brought back some memories! Love the Back to the Future Trilogy of movies. We actually had some great movies made during this time period like The Goonies, The Indiana Jones Movies, etc. I also loved watching your reaction to this movie. It was great!

[@corvus1374]

Notice how before Marty goes back to the past, the mall is called Twin Pines Mall, but after he knocks the tree down, it's called Lone Pine Mall.

[@jasonm8017]

I love how Doc apologizes for the crudeness of his model 🤣

[@3DJapan]

10:53 Yes, it's done for movie stunts all the time to keep the driver safe. They've shown how it's done on Mythbusters like 10 years ago.

[@erikawilliams9558]

God i feel old that mythbusters is that old lol

[@michael2244]

Biff is actually one of the nicest people IRL

[@md_vandenberg]

The DeLorean didn't have Lambo doors, those are gullwings, just like the prettiest sports cars ever, the 1954 Mercedes-Benz 300SL. Speaking of pretty, so was Lea Thompson as young Lorraine. Other great 80s movies you should react to: The Goonies Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

[@87Khein]

This is one of my favorite movie trilogies ever. You should definitely react to the sequels.

[@toodlescae]

One of the best trilogies ever.

[@jeanine6328]

Yea!!!!! Can’t wait to watch this with you. Don’t even need to see it to give it a like, you’re always entertaining. May your views and likes always be equal.

[@williammccullough2466]

I have seen BTTF more times than I can count, yet even to this day, the clock tower scene still makes me anxious...even though I know everything works out.

[@kriscynical]

And that's _nothing_ compared to that damn train in part III. lol

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

Marty never said his mom was hot. He told her she was "so thin", because in 1985, she's an alcoholic and a little heavier. At the dance, it's obviously Doc's car that Marty is driving. Doc is independently wealthy and has a nice car, both in '55 and '85. If you owned a Delorean, in 1985, and it wasn't even your daily driver, then you had some money. I don't think Back to the Future is a "Christmas classic". I think it was more of a summer blockbuster. I mean, it literally has absolutely nothing to do with Christmas.

[@originaldarkwater]

Marty does have to stop himself from saying his mom is hot, however. Twice he says "You're so h..." before finally settling on "You're so thin!"

[@mrscenescof4747]

​@@originaldarkwater yes well put yourself in his position, his brain hasn't quite caught up yet, he's looking at a hot 17 year old, he's never seen his mum look like that, she's an alcoholic middle aged bedraggled woman the last time he looked. Now his head is trying to process this younger version sitting in front of him. At least he changed it to "thin". Have you never said something on the spur of the moment that you shouldn't have? This teenager has just been shot at by terrorists, seen the Doc killed by said terrorists, transported back 30 years in time, shot at by a trigger happy farmer, run down by a car, unconscious for 9 hours and wakes up to a younger version of his mother and he's expected to just accept all that like it's any other day?

[@originaldarkwater]

@@mrscenescof4747 Who's saying that he should? The reason it's funny is because we all been there, overwhelmed and almost (or actually) saying something stupid, especially when conflicting emotions are involved.

[@ajruther67]

I hope you watch the trilogy! The first and third ones are my favorite. Never cared for the second one but it is a must see at least once.

[@creinicke1000]

Totally agree.. the best part of part 2 was how they intertwined the scenes with part 1 scenes. 3rd was perfection..

[@EliasB100]

Steven Spielberg didn’t direct this movie, he was one of the producers. Robert Zemeckis directed Back to the Future, the same guy who directed Forest Gump.

[@christhornycroft3686]

And Romancing the Stone, the best chick flick ever made.

[@Rachel901]

I love this movie. I hope you watch the other 2 movies. Michael J Fox wasn't going to be Marty. Someone was alrighty cast and filming to. The director didn't like him and the studio okay it to get someone else. Since they wanted Michael in the first place, they went back again to get him. He had to work on Family Ties and this movie. One at night and the other in morning.

[@dustinwagner1776]

This is my favorite movie ever. I saw it in the theater when I was a kid in 1985. It was my first non cartoon movie that I saw in the theater.

[@Trifler500]

9:44 - High school is typically 16, 17, and 18 in the US.

[@jtoland2333]

Best 80S movie EVER!! Doc Brown is probably Christopher Lloyd's best and most beloved roles, but the man has an impressive resume that includes theater, film, and T.V. In the 70s, he played on a show called Taxi. He played a burned out free spirit, Jim Ignatowski. It also made household names of Danny Devotion, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza, Judd Hersh, Jeff Conway, and others.

[@charliepepper333]

Part 2 is even better!

[@alisong826]

This is one of the only movies that my family can sit through and enjoy together. A special movie for me 💖💖 “ONE POINT TWENTY-ONE GIGAWATTS?!” 😅

[@Cobalt-Jester]

I still own the original movie poster from the 80s. Back in the day the video shop would just give them away or sell them for 10-20p. We lived in a tiny town so the video rental shop was quite small and didn't have space for all the movie posters or the cardboard standees so they'd charge you a few pence for them or when new movies came out and they were swapping them for newer posters they give them away free with a movie rental. I have original posters for Clockwork Orange, Scarface, all 3 Star Wars and 2 Indiana Jones, Alien, Terminator, Robocop, Ghostbusters, BTTF and BTTF 2... I did have more but they've been ripped/damage in house moves.

[@3DJapan]

When this came out Michael J Fox was most known as the son on the sitcom Family Ties, which he was filming literally at the same time as the movie. He is still acting today but due to his Parkinson's disease he has slowed down. His last few roles were voice only.

[@TroySteele17]

1980’s was a amazing year back to the future 1 and Ghostbusters 1 Goonies and Gremlins

[@MrTommygunz420]

Over the course of the 3 movies starting the instant he gets back to 1985 after the lighting strike (when the helicopter passes and you can see where Doc messed up the ledge, and the Mall changing to "Lone pine" instead of twin pines;) there's over a hundred little changes to the city of Hill Valley California

[@MrTommygunz420]

It's fun to notice new ones as you rewatch them. If you haven't already watched part 2 on Patreon yet; STOP THE MOVIE when it comes up "To be concluded" as the end credits ruin 2/3 of the last part (they filmed both at the same time and just released them separately when they realized the amount of screentime they had.)

[@MrTommygunz420]

17:05- only 2 screens? Wow must be tough times😎

[@TheCosmicGenius]

Marty was supposed to be 17. This was the 1st of a trilogy. Now you gotta watch Back to the Future 2 & 3.

[@antichoice1]

16:07 No, it was called stalking back then too.

[@janetnwonderland]

Actually, this movie did require good actors for these rolls. Originally, Eric Stoltz was cast in the role of Marty McFly. And many scenes from the film were already shot with Stoltz, and had to be re-shot with Fox. From what I understand, we can still see Stoltz in a scene or two. Stoltz just didn't have what it took for this particular character, and since they had wanted Fox for the roll to begin with, they dismissed Stoltz and picked up Fox when he was made available. So even for a film that seems rather silly, good acting is required. Hmm? Let me rethink that. Not that Stoltz is not a good actor, but in terms of this film, he just didn't have what it took. And can you imagine Jeff Goldberg or Gene Hackman in the roll of Doc Brown? Both were considered for the roll. Both are great actors. (I consider Hackman one of the finest.) But neither one had or has what it takes to play Doc Brown. Lloyd's skills simply brought this character to life in a way no other actor could do. On second thought, you may be right. This film didn't require good actors, it just required the right actors. It's just a plus that the right actors also happened to be good at their craft. By the way, loved this reaction. You made this film fun to relive all over again. Okay, okay. I could have fun reliving this film again and again all on it's own. 😄

[@cirrustate8674]

As far as I know, there's only ONE scene that still has Stoltz in it. When Marty punches Biff. Tom Wilson (the actor who played Biff) recalls that the punch in particular never got reshot when Fox replaced Stoltz. So that's Stoltz's fist, not Fox's.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

I read somewhere that Stoltz played the part way too seriously and dramatically. He IS a good dramatic actor but it was felt that he lacked the light, comedic touch the character needed. I can't imagine anyone other than Lloyd playing Doc (or Reverand Jim from Taxi, for that matter), but I admit I'd like to see Jeff Goldblum's take on the part. He's done some good comedic roles before and he can add some comic touches even in a drama, as in Jurassic Park.

[@vibingwithvinyl]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Yeah, Stoltz showed the tragic side of the story. There indeed is one, as Marty loses his entire original family. They are still there at the end but they're not the same and he doesn't really know them.

[@icfrac8481]

watched this movie so many times, my dad showed me it at young age.. he bought the delorean i think it's epic

[@johnbernstein7887]

The song is Huey Lewis and The News, Power of Love. Also those little tidbits at the beginning become more relevant in the next two pictures, though some are relevant here. You'll see. This movie is a classic

[@autriajones-hurst9853]

I remember seeing this at the movie theater as a child

[@brianschlaf7007]

I definitely recommend Back To The Future 2 and Back To The Future 3 as well they are both great movies also

[@stevencavanagh7990]

I always thought that the Head teacher was as nasty as he was to try and get the students to prove him wrong.

[@joykind4258]

Now watch #2 and #3! I wish there were more.

[@JPMadden]

1) At 5:32, the guy who says, "you're too darn loud" is played by Huey Lewis, the singer of "The Power of Love." 2) At 14:55, I had one of those "life preserver" vests in the early '80s. I don't know what we were thinking! 3) Young guys acting like "peeping Toms" was a thing in comedies, but not dramas, back then. The 1978 classic "Animal House" had a more explicit version. "Revenge of the Nerds" (1984) even had a "panty raid." I think most teenage boys considered these scenes to be fantasy, not something you should actually do. 4) I had a thing for Lea Thompson, the actress playing Marty's mother. 5) At 18:18, 1955 Doc Brown is reacting with incredulity that actor Ronald Reagan, who wasn't even a major movie star, would become the President of the U.S. It seemed absurd to many of us as well at the time. 6) At 19:07, the famous "1.21 jigawatts" line is mispronounced. It should be "gigawatts." Before computers were capable of storing gigabytes of memory, the prefix "giga-" was not commonly written or spoken. 7) Obviously, you would need to know down to the hundredth or thousandth of a second when the lightning would strike. Knowing it to the minute would not suffice, but it's a movie, so it works. 8) At 21:14, you said George just needs some confidence. Sadly, that's not true if you're autistic like I am, and George might be. 9) Regarding Biff, bullying was condoned and even admired in the 1950s. A "man's man" took what he wanted. In old movies, a man often grabbed a woman right before kissing her, and if she resisted, it was only for a few seconds. 10) Since white people, particularly Elvis Presley, originally received far too much of the credit for inventing rock & roll, not everyone saw the humor in the joke of the fictional Marvin Berry calling his cousin Chuck Berry to tell him about the "brand new sound." The real Chuck Berry was one of the actual pioneers of rock & roll. 11) I was 15 when this movie was released, which means I could not yet drive. My uncle took my brother and me to the new "multiplex" cinema that had a mind-boggling six screens, and up to six movies to choose from. We debated what to see, and my uncle chose "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome." Bad choice, because that movie is awful. We did go back soon to watch this movie.

[@LA_HA]

JPMadden: [Edited] 3) Revenge of the Nerds came out in 1984 6) Giga was pronounced both ways and was acceptable -- like "gif" has two pronunciations, though one is how the inventor specifies it's pronounced, both ways are acceptable 9) Bullying was not condoned in the 50s. Condoned and Simply Done And Everyone Avoids The Bully are two different things. It's 2022 and bullies abound, except they're not just doing their thing in the real world. They're everywhere online in virtual spaces, as well. And with all of our anti bullying PSAs, rhetoric, and awareness, here they are. If I'm not mistaken, PSAs were created for undesirable behaviors then just as now. They didn't always work, then just as now 10) Rock and Roll wasn't invented by any one race in America since it's the fusion of several genres of music from various cultural backgrounds. There are many pioneers of Rock and Roll. Most people did see the humor of the scene because how ridiculous it was, and they knew who Chuck Berry was in a very direct way; as most not only grew up on his music, but were around for the resurgence of 50s nostalgia during this time period (Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Sha Na Na, Grease, revival concerts, etc.). Kinda like how we laughed about the stuff that happened in Forrest Gump 11) You are evil incarnate. How could you call Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome a bad choice? What about Master Blaster? What about Thunderdome's legendary MC? What about awesome Tina Turner as Auntie Entity? The weird father and son bush pilots? The trippy kids in the oasis? The quotes, man, the awesomeness of the quoes. Haha. I dragged my mother and eldest sister to the dollar theater to go see Thunderdome in a double feature. We all liked the other movie... Die Hard, which none of us had ever heard of when it was in first release, and we were hard core movie goers back then. Ha. No offense meant in this response. I'm just replying to a fellow Back to the Future fan

[@JPMadden]

@@LA_HA The year for "Revenge of the Nerds" was a mistake. Thanks for correcting me. Would it be more accurate to say that today we would label certain behaviors as bullying that in the past we would not? As a fan of old black-and-white movies, I often marvel at how obnoxiously men behaved and were expected to behave.

[@LA_HA]

@@JPMadden It's not a correction. Just a reminder. As much as I love movies, I make plenty of mistakes. haha The bullying...hmmm... I believe people are basically the same, as is the general consensus of moral behavior. And regardless of era, some people -- both men and women -- were bullies. The reasons are very likely the same as well. I've noticed that the kind of bullying is pretty much the same, too. I guess good men are good and bad men are bad, with most in between sliding around the scale. We agree, though, that bullies are annoying jerks that everyone really should stand up to Way more

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

About the "peeping Tom" thing: Lorraine's father said "ANOTHER one of those kids..." Makes me wonder if Lorraine frequently "put on a show" in front of her open window and word got around.

[@3DJapan]

I remember my older brother taking me to see it in the theater.

[@ramsoncole4605]

Around the holidays, don't forget to react to 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation'...it's a must watch

[@harveybojangle475]

16:36=He didn't call his mom "hot", he called her "young".

[@dennislittau6320]

About the remote controlled car, the tv show Mythbusters has remote controlled alot of cars :-)

[@stephenkehl7158]

If you watch BTTF 2, be forewarned that there’s essentially a trailer for BTTF 3 with a lot of spoilers, so stop after “To Be Concluded” comes up on the screen.

[@OmniMK]

This movie only gets better with time!

[@topherwhite370]

Fun stuff. Great seeing you experience it.

[@Luvmypugs3]

I saw this movie in the theater. Truly a classic. I still enjoy watching this on TV.

[@veggiesarefruits]

My two favorite quotes from Doc Brown: When he's wearing the helmet: "Do you know what this means?...it means that this damn thing doesn't work at all!" Referring to the school dance: "Look! A rhythmic ceremonial ritual!" 😂😂😂

[@cirrustate8674]

Funny thing about this movie... I got curious a week or so ago and did a little math: the average bolt of lightning delivers roughly 9 terawatts of power. That's a bit more than 7400 times what the DeLorean needed. Granted, you lose a fair bit when it destroys the clock and going through the cable, but it's not going to be reduced 7400 times.

[@rccraig7580]

I'm no expert but I was always wondering if That lightning strike could have been powerful enough to completely vaporize the cable before it had a chance to channel into flux capacitor or if the lighting could have completely overloaded and fried every electrical system in the DeLorean before it could travel back to the future?

[@johnrob3215]

Biff is in all the movies and hes wonderful. Like Vader, you love to hate him.

[@heatherspence3848]

I totally forgot how much fun that one was!

[@lauanasimmons7202]

Great. Now you have to do Part 2 & 3.

[@XRP2020]

Amazing reaction, you deserve many more views. Understand it's only been 4 days but please keep it up.

[@billolsen4360]

Glad you enjoyed the movie so much. 25:06 That's Doc Brown's car, 1950 Packard Roadster

[@carolyngilbert5121]

In the 80's kids in smaller towns was always hanging onto the back of cars and trucks while on their skateboards.

[@Luvmypugs3]

You must watch the 2nd and 3rd movies

[@dripcaraybbx]

I love that in 1985, they knew it was "giga-" but pronounced it "jigga-." No one needed a unit that large back then.

[@johnrob3215]

Very few time travel movies work, this one is special because it does.

[@andrewsyd]

Omg you can’t stop there. You’ve got the rest of the trilogy to react to!!!! Nice reaction by the way :)

[@jed1729]

I cannot believe you have not seen these three movies together Back to the Future my kids love watching them to this day and they were born in the 80s

[@manowar4046]

the count of monte Cristo is an epic movie kind of like Shawshank redemption. I highly recommend this movie

[@brosciencegutfeelings7058]

Waiting for part 2 brother!!!!

[@brettmiller3808]

Thanks! Love the old school movies. Love all you do!

[@omgbygollywow]

Fun fact: Michael J. Fox only started filming after six weeks of filming. The Marty McFly character was originally portrayed by Eric Stoltz, but the director was not happy with the seriousness with which Eric Stoltz was interpreting the character, so he was fired and they brought in Michael J. Fox to finish the movie. All the people working on the film at the time were shocked when one day they were called into a meeting and told the leading actor would be replaced and most scenes would have to be re-shot.

[@skanecmt]

One of the things that they included in the movie is the fact that, as cool looking as DeLoreans were, they were not the best. They notoriously broke down... like, a LOT. I love how they never mentioned it, and yet, the car was kind of a piece of junk. It was the Flux Capacitor that made cool.

[@creinicke1000]

I just noticed that when Marty runs out because he's late for school.. the box with "plutonium" is written on the box. The news just told how the plutonium was stolen!!! That's how he got it to run the time machine. Others have mentioned other tidbits.. but they are all over. Must watch all three! You've already waited 2 days too long.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Amazing masterpiece very classic Back to the Future directed by Robert Zemeckis starring Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, Thomas F. Wilson, music score by Alan Silvestri and of course the incredible song and music video The Power of Love single by Huey Lewis and the News. By the way Huey Lewis makes a cameo as one of the teachers saying "Too darn loud". Thank you Kabir great reaction excellent and don't forget reacts Back to the Future Part II and Part III. Great Scott!!!! This is heavy 1.21 Gigowaaaats😄😄😄😄

[@maloyo7901]

I used to see skateboarders holding on to trucks, cars, etc., a lot in the late 1980s in NYC. Not common now, but it was a thing, a dangerous one in Midtown traffic, at one time. Michael J. Fox is alive but has Parkinson's Disease. He kept acting for a number of years after his diagnosis, and he is an advocate for research on the disease, but I believe he's retired from acting now.

[@beverlyshane8433]

One of my favorite movies.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

When I was about 19/20 my friends parents had booked the event hall above the local social club for her 16th birthday party. There was already a DJ who worked there playing general party songs, then one of our friends was a comedy singer and she was to do an hour and Debby, the birthday girl, wanted me to DJ some of the club tunes she loved as I mainly played piano, vocal house, Italohouse and that was her fav kind of music ... I'd already set all my gear up before the party and when it was my turn I remember walking on stage putting the needle on the first record and looking seeing all her family in their 40s 50s and 60s looking at me like those judges were looking at Marty in that school hall. Hhahaha I had never wanted 2 hours to go so quick. There were about 15 or so friends our age who were up and dancing but the majority were all her older family members. And just like this movie I saw one of her aunts mouth the words "Far too loud for me"... I'd been DJing in my bedroom since I was 15/16 and this was going to be my first live gig in front of more than a few friends sitting on my bed drinking cans of Stella. hahaha So I know that feeling of Marty.

[@Jumpman67]

I don't know how you haven't seen these movies. I'm excited to watch.

[@Kerppu68]

I think he's seen this one really

[@isaiahpavia-cruz678]

If you ever visit the Universal Studios theme park, take the studio tour first. It starts at the famous backlot. One of the first stops is the courthouse square set, where the building and quadrangle are.

[@garymcbride9698]

They replaced this ride at universal in Orlando with the Simpsons

[@johneaglemusic]

Welcome to the best movie/trilogy of all time 😊 You can watch it endlessly without ever getting tired. The trilogy is full of details and everything fits together perfectly. the actor who plays biff, in reality is the exact opposite, a real nice guy, a comedian. The bully part turned out so well because he was bullied himself. I recommend that you watch chapters 2 and 3 as soon as possible. 😉