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[@CrossOutBryce]

15:54 Nick says Andy instead of Marty and the look of hurt and confusion on Andy's face is something lmao

[@PeregrinesChagrin]

And no one corrected him except Andy lol

[@amast9398]

Can't believe Tim didn't get the trivia bit that when Marty was being hung on the courthouse by Mad Dog and his gang, it was actually Michael J Fox being hung. Like literally being hung, there was an accident with the setup of the stunt and Michael J Fox was actually hanging with the rope tied around his neck, legitimately choking!

[@loganbigmo]

I'm gonna be nitpicky here, but... it's hanged. Objects are hung, people are hanged.

[@LockmortEdits]

You guys lost me for a while, but these In Reviews have brought me right back. It's good to be among friends again. Thanks for all your comforting hard work in these trying times.

[@Godwilla39]

Wait, can you guys actually do the telltale video game? Pretty please? Nick probably won’t figure out some of the puzzles and it’ll be really funny

[@MrSammyg22]

Tarantino in review has to be done! In review is awesome!

[@alangaytan3910]

I can’t wait for the LoTR in Review with Elyse

[@hoaaaaaaaaable]

The truly greatest movie trilogy

[@emlynbarnden1229]

Andy: “Haiku in re-“ Tim: “Haiku in review” Despite everything that’s going on, I’d go through it all again and worse to ensure that we got the delayed singing. Also, Clint Eastwood in review would be amazing. At least the Dollars trilogy, which are three damn near perfect films.

[@tonightatthepit3783]

Been thinking the same thing. The dollars trilogy would be fantastic and a worthy classic trilogy to go back to review. All different and fantastic Leone movies.

[@randalladkins7452]

Mickey Rooney is the voice of Todd from Fox and the Hound, and Santa Claus from almost all of the old claymation shows! He was more recently Gus in Night at the Museum 1 and 3. He’s also been in several films and TV shows since he started acting in the 1930’s. Pat Buttram (who IS in the bar scene) was the voice of sheriff of Notingham in the animated Disney film (the Wolf), and Chief in The Fox and the Hound. He has also appeared in several films and TV shows since the 1940s. In the 1950s Pat did many western shows and films with Gene Autry. He passed away in 1994.

[@brianjones7782]

Part 3 has a better plot and character motivations for Doc & Marty. Part 3 is Marty going back to the Old West to save Docs life and it develops Marty & Docs friendship a lot more. We also get to see a side of Doc that we’ve never seen. Part 2 is fun to watch but it’s just an unnecessary trip to 2015, Doc could’ve just told Marty about what happens in 2015 rather take Marty & Jennifer into the future.

[@frahmer86]

Marty can't go back before Doc sent the letter, otherwise he would create a paradox in which Doc never sends the letter. Just had a thought though. Could they have switched out the Deloreans in 1885 since there were technically 2 there?

[@RegginaldRiglet]

Great points, I think the Delorean that Doc came to 1885 in used all its gas/juice. So they’d be in the same place with both. Otherwise I’m assuming Doc wouldn’t be stuck in 1885 although happy there

[@Munson83]

The funniest thing about the In Review for these movies is Greg trying to make "sexy Michael J Fox" a thing through out them and absolutely no one going along with it at all

[@MelodicQuest]

"Wh-What's that?" "Nothing. It's a weather experiment."

[@pallyjaius]

After watching all 3 of these after about a decade, I think I like 3 the most now. Doc and Marty's friendship is developed really well here

[@LeanneMustafa]

I love these!! Please do the whole back to the future series review!! I would love to hear you guys talk about the tell tales back to the future game ^^

[@andyandhisfriends101]

Kevin . The letter from 1885 doc says the lighting fried the flying circuits and that it will never fly again . I assumed that meant it's broken broken and can't be fixed .

[@randalladkins7452]

andy mac Not with the parts they had in 1885. Which is why they had to find it and fix it in 1955 so Marty could go back to the Old West!

[@andyandhisfriends101]

@@randalladkins7452 I mean just the flying the circuits, ye they can't fix the actual car till 1955 but if they took it back to 2015 they would not be able to fix the flying circuits (Christ time travel is confusing 😂)

[@mjspresents]

Always dug how Marty walked in on "Trump Biff" watching the end of Fistful of Dollars and gets the idea for the bulletproof vest. There's something so special about these movies, when the train parks right behind the modified time machine and the music swells, it's such a simple, but epic moment. You feel that this is it. This trilogy has a beginning, middle and end. And like real life, it takes unexpected turns and tests it's characters to be their best in times of struggle. Love it. Thanks for the refreshing In Review on some of my favorite films of all time. ❤️

[@watermelonslipstream5467]

I've always thought, are doc and Marty friends because doc remembers him from 1955 so keeps tabs on him growing up

[@The_RedVIII]

There is also a Back to The Future cartoon, if you want to review more of this. ;)

[@randalladkins7452]

RedVIII yeah the old Saturday morning cartoon where Marty hung out with Doc and his kids, Jules and Vern! :D

[@BladeStudios]

1:06:54 Tim talking about the train conductor: "I feel like they could've done something more clever like having these people be somebody we know." What characters do we know that were living in the 1800s and knew about how to get trains to 90 mph?

[@vinnybastos]

Theodore Toretto, played by Vin Diesel with Mutton Chops

[@joeyfobear9027]

@@vinnybastos goddamn this comment was underrated

[@edusszfx]

Oh man! Can't wait for next In Reviews! The current ones are/were fantastic!

[@CrossOutBryce]

Quality wise, it's 1, 3, 2, but 2 will always be my favorite. I was honestly surprised at how much I enjoyed 3 though! I remembered nothing from it and found it super fun to watch.

[@m.o.2185]

My dog is named Copernicus!! My wife named him it because when we rescued him his name was “Copper” and he did not know it yet since he was 3 months old. Also he was only 4lbs. I had forgotten that Doc names his dog Copernicus.

[@amast9398]

Here's a little bit of fun head cannon for you Greg: the traveling salesman that's talking to Doc in the saloon mentions he's selling barbed wire. In 1874 Joseph Glidden patented barbed wire and opened a factory in good old DeKalb Illinois. So it stands to reason that this man is our own Northern Illinois man, Mr. Joseph Glidden.

[@cameronwansley9049]

Greg is off the fucking rails & it is exactly what I needed today lol 😂. I've been having an emotional breakdown for a few days so this brought me back from the brink

[@CheefChaos]

Perfect companion while playing Red Dead!

[@bradycloutman5291]

in Back to the future 2 In the Alternate 1985 Biffs hotel/Casino is built on top of the the Hill Valley Clock Tower/ court house (if you look closely the clock is still there...and i think its fixed Because biff probably didn't want a broken clock...its just a little detail i noticed for the first time while rewatching)

[@alexlawrence6440]

First time I've watched the movie this time around on in review, and found out this was the first time I'd watched this movie, at least all the way through. I grew up with 1 and 2, but I loved this movie way more than I expected to

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Part III has the reputation of being "the worst one", which I think is a bit unfair. Part I is the all-around, clear-cut, best movie no doubt. It's tightly written, the comedy lands, and the spectacle are all there. Part II, i think, is a biiiit overrated because it has the "cool" factor of going into the future (which has become dated) and the concepts of time paradoxes, and the admittedly awesome plot device of going into the first movie, from another POV. While the movie is flawed, Part II is definitely memorable because of how zany it is compared to the other 2.... Part III is somewhat of a step-down from Part II, in the sense that it's far less frenetic, and requires less of Doc explaining what's going on in a crazy manner. Part III is to the point, and stays settled in 1885, til the very end. At face value, that could be a criticism, but I think it makes the movie way more charming than it's given credit for. Add to the character development of both Doc & Marty, and you get a more reflective movie than the previous two, and a sense of heart that the first movie had, but the second movie didn't. If I were to rank the movies, I'd go: 1, 3, & 2.

[@alexlawrence6440]

@@thedefinitionisthis 100%

[@BenjiB0P]

I knew y'all were gonna come around on 3!

[@mjspresents]

Good point for Marty being his own great great grandfather and it being him talking to himself to grow up. Never thought about it that way. When you guys ain't shitting on Kansas, you are quite wise.

[@Rich_liggett]

do a one off of The three amigos with Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Martin Short. my uncle is in it and we can make a bet on if you can guess who it is!

[@randalladkins7452]

Richard Liggett love 3 Amigos! Unfortunately, it’s one of those movies that are hard to get a hold of digitally. You can rent it on Amazon and iTunes, but you can’t buy it digitally anywhere. Other films like that include Young Guns which you can watch on Amazon Prime, but not buy, True Lies which can only be streamed on HBO but can’t be bought, and The Best of Times which can only be streamed on Prime, but can’t be bought, and the Dune miniseries is only available on DVD for around $100 or on Blu-ray for $20, but not at all digitally.

[@mjspresents]

Big Kev "Mad Dog"!!! 👏👏👏

[@JakeBritton94]

Are you guys doing the extended cuts for lord of the rings?

[@TheOlympicHero1]

So in 1955, Doc has the Brown estate. In 1985, the estate has been sold and in 2015, I assume Doc is dead. But in 1885, there are no Browns(except for Doc from 1985). So when did the Browns come to Hill Valley?

[@amast9398]

They mention it in the beginning of Part III when they are digging in the library archives after finding Doc's grave. Marty asks if they're sure it's the same Emmet Brown and Doc says something along the lines of "Of course it's the same Emmet Brown, the Brown family didn't come to Hill Valley until 1904 and at that time they were the Brauhns, but had to change the name after the war"

[@TheOlympicHero1]

@@amast9398 I don't remember that, thanks.

[@so0pak5v9n]

36:02 Almost let it slip that there doing a Jumanji in review

[@shamrockballs1066]

56:20 the Sheriff is out of town. There's a sign on the Sheriff's office.

[@eickley8472LP]

Which version of the lord of the rings are you guys reviewing?

[@MaximLight269]

Please tell me you're including the Hobbit movies?

[@randalladkins7452]

From Wikipedia on Frisbees: Walter Fredrick Morrison and his future wife Lucile had fun tossing a popcorn can lid after a Thanksgiving Day dinner in 1937. They soon discovered a market for a light duty flying disc when they were offered 25 cents for a cake pan that they were tossing back and forth on a beach near Los Angeles, California.[4] "That got the wheels turning, because you could buy a cake pan for five cents, and if people on the beach were willing to pay a quarter for it, well-there was a business," Morrison told The Virginian-Pilot newspaper in 2007.[5] The Morrisons continued their business until World War II, when he served in the Army Air Force flying P-47s, and then was a prisoner of war.[5] After the war, Morrison sketched a design for an aerodynamically improved flying disc that he called the Whirlo-Way,[4] after the famous racehorse. He and business partner Warren Franscioni began producing the first plastic discs by 1948, after design modifications and experimentation with several prototypes. They renamed them the Flyin-Saucer in the wake of reported unidentified flying object sightings.[5] "We worked fairs, demonstrating it," Morrison told the Virginian-Pilot. The two of them once overheard someone saying that the pair were using wires to make the discs hover,[5] so they developed a sales pitch: "The Flyin-Saucer is free, but the invisible wire is $1."[6] "That's where we learned we could sell these things," he said, because people were enthusiastic about them.[5] Morrison and Franscioni ended their partnership in early 1950,[5] and Morrison formed his own company in 1954 called American Trends to buy and sell Flyin-Saucers, which were being made of a flexible polypropylene plastic by Southern California Plastics, the original molder.[4] He discovered that he could produce his own disc more cheaply, and he designed a new model in 1955 called the Pluto Platter, the archetype of all modern flying discs. He sold the rights to Wham-O on January 23, 1957.[4][a] In 1958, Morrison was awarded U.S. Design Patent D183,626 for his product. In June 1957, Wham-O co-founders Richard Knerr and Arthur "Spud" Melin gave the disc the brand name "Frisbee" after learning that college students were calling the Pluto Platter by that term,[9] which was derived from the Connecticut-based pie manufacturer Frisbie Pie Company,[10] a supplier of pies to Yale University, where students had started a campus craze tossing empty pie tins stamped with the company's logo-the way that Morrison and his wife had in 1937.[5]

[@KingRabla]

OOF that was close Tim 🤣

[@austinernst7362]

It would be really dope if they just tried to rank every members favorite movie.

[@hibernate44]

I can’t wait till Back to future 4- 1855

[@kylerpolson4811]

I've also liked this movie more than two. Even as a kid.

[@leightonedwards3757]

Should do Sean Connery James Bond Movies in Review

[@estebancastroflores2530]

Awesome Series guys my rank is : 1. Back to The Future 2. Back to The Future III 3. Back to The Future II

[@Crybe]

Indiana Jones in review please.

[@Wolf-oftheNorth]

Are they doing the extended editions of The Lord of the Rings?

[@TheSasuke73]

Can we just skip all the Transformers movies and start Lord of the Rings?

[@jewsco]

yes please they only get worse from here and that is saying a lot

[@JrZaike]

Please do 90s Batman and the dark knight trilogy

[@stevenmadethis2383]

There are 5 Dirty Harry movies, In Review let's go!

[@happenstanceuk]

They should have carried on to review the cartoon series after this

[@convex242]

Can you do the Telltale Game on Kinda Funny Games? It really is the 4th movie in the franchise...

[@vinnybastos]

Will LotR in review include The Hobbit Trilogy?

[@bennetthasty7886]

The Man with No name trilogy in review

[@dragonsneedtobereal]

Nick's beard has some strong Leonidas game and my heterosexuality is up for debate at this point.

[@warensemblem8594]

I'm not gonna spoil the next in reviews but finallyyyy!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!!¡!!!!!

[@SamWinks]

In review Greg is the best Greg

[@MonsTruz]

So the next Tuesday movie is what? I understood Kevin Smith, so Clerks?

[@shamrockballs1066]

The original is a timeless classic, a masterpiece. 2 is a very good and entertaining sequel. I never feel like it drags or is boring at any time. I would say its the most action packed out of the 3 so I don't know why anyone would think this. It's a very obvious 3 act structure of the future, alternate present and past. The future sets it up, the alternative present is the problem and the past is the resolution (which in turn sets up part 3). I've always loved 3. In recent years I kind of like it better than 2, probably down to its slower pace and more relatable story with Doc. No doubt it comes full circle and is following the same formula of the first film. Its certainly not as frantic as part 2. I think part of the current problem with part 2 is the fact we are past 2015! Thou this also caused Zemekis and Gayle problems at the time as they said if they knew they were going to make a sequel they would never have went into the future at the end of the first movie, because no one can predict the future. So the only way they could do it was everything had to be played for laughs! And that's the way to view it. No need to over analyse it. It's for me the best trilogy ever made. I can't fault any of it because I don't think it's meant to be deeply thought about.

[@Sam-jv6fb]

best part of 3: ZZ Top Cameo

[@TheHan464646]

Don't care for Kevin smith but I'm so ready for lord of the rings!!!!

[@markmorris6721]

There are ONLY 3 things that add to this story. The ride from back in the day. The cartoon which start Bill Nye the science guy. And the game

[@pinoyguy75]

Jumanji in review!!!

[@Icepick614]

It's funny to think that Doc was probably the smartest man on earth in the 3rd film

[@njdbrasil6]

and couldn't 1955 Doc just remember to give Maddog $80 in his future so he would get shot in the past

[@P3RSUASION]

10/10 ad read

[@zdgro]

32:53

[@YourGFsFavoriteBF]

Over/Under on how many people Tim has killed during these Quarantine-Casts? I’m edging toward 19.

[@Theomys]

So when are you going to have ZAFLAURFLAUSE as a guess reviewer?

[@MortenLM]

My ranking: 1. Back to The Future 2. Back to The Future part II 3. Back to The Future part III

[@HusslerkiD]

1 - 3 - 2

[@chrisp6967]

what is Andy planning? Always looks like hes up to something... What are you scheming Andy!

[@impomars]

what's it going to take to get 3 weeks for John Wick guys. Who do I have to blow?

[@greenday051391]

They are gonna do them leading into John Wick 4 lol

[@joeyfobear9027]

who did you blow?

[@njdbrasil6]

$80 is 1885 is about $2000

[@stanco4ever]

The timelines aren't that hard to keep straight...

[@jacobpro_]

Hi mom

[@The_RedVIII]

My ranking: 1. Back to the Future 2 2. Back to the Future 3. Back to the Future 3

[@thesdream6407]

Fuck aku kena prank

[@horizonbrave1533]

Considering, fucking Transformers has like 6 shitty movies...how about you guys review the Back to the Future game? It's technically canon...and it's pretty well done..it'll give you something to atleast chew on and more time travel paradox talk.... And I atest that ANYTHING here will be more entertaining than Transformers 2 and 4...

[@TheDarkWolfShow]

My ranking off of personal enjoyment 1. Back to the Future 2 2. Back to the Future 3. Back to the Future 3

[@darkslayer256]

I always wondered, why Clint Eastwood? I always figured John Wayne was the most famous cowboy actor. *shrugs*

[@vinnybastos]

Eastwood is cooler. AND has a objectively sillier name

[@eliot327]

Part 2 is just forgettable as fuck for some reason. The future stuff just doesn't come off as cool to me at all. The hoverboard scenes were never as cool as they should have been. As somebody who can ride a skateboard it was awkward as fuck he pushes mongo for gods sake. Future Biff was also super annoying and Marty's future family was all just really really bad imo.

[@joeyfobear9027]

you’re not wrong. i think it’s just a nostalgia thing for a lot of people. but so much of that movie falls flat and the future stuff really drags