Millennial Movie Monday * Back To The Future 3 Reaction

[@markhickerson7431]

A model 1/4 the size of the real locomotive was used for the train crash. These days they would have done it by computer. In my opinion, using the model looks more realistic than CGI at this point in time.

[@chrisleebowers]

Miniatures are still used in FX, not a lot, and only for productions that can afford it, CG is just so much cheaper and faster.

[@hdeditor]

Christopher Nolan hates CGI he does everything live action or models

[@rsrt6910]

Every time I see a stunt/effect that makes me hold my breath, it's always a practical effect. CGI NEVER gives me an emotional response, I always go "oh, that's interesting".

[@keyman6689]

Practical is always better. I love the dam busting scene in Dante's Peak.

[@ckobo84]

CGI is just watching a video game, and no one wants to do that.

[@Drawkcabi]

Notice when the Delorean got back to 1985, the ravine wasn't called Clayton OR Shonash ravine? It was called Eastwood Ravine. Like the Twin Pines/ Lone Pine mall in the first movie.

[@danielramsey6141]

Holy shit! I didn't notice that! That's So Cool!

[@FreddieHg37]

@Marty McFly II Red was also the Mayor in 1955, it's implied that he lost the re-election then he became an alcoholic and his life went downhill from there and became the bum we see in 1985 and basically that's why regardless of being a homeless alcoholic person he's very well known by the people in Hillvalley, because he was the mayor a few decades earlier.

[@FreddieHg37]

@Marty McFly II I knew he was offered a spot in BTTF III since they had the comment during that part I scene and he loved it and then he referenced the movie during his speeches with the "where we're going we don't need roads" phrase but I had no idea he was offered that part, great piece of trivia as well!

[@ChildOfTheWilderness]

Copernicus was a Polish Mathematician & Astronomer, the Moon crater is named after him. So is Doc Brown's dog

[@awkwardashleigh]

I had no idea..

[@ChildOfTheWilderness]

@@awkwardashleigh Often jokingly referred to as Copper Nickers

[@chrisleebowers]

@@awkwardashleigh In the first movie there's four portraits on Doc's mantle: Copernicus, Ben Franklin, Thomas Edison, and Albert Einstein. idea-sandbox.com/blog_images/flux_capacitor-1.jpg Copernicus was (one of) the guy(s) who figured out that the Earth went around the sun and not the other way around. The church didn't like him very much. There was a lot of drama. Edison being on Doc's mantle is another thing that dates this movie; if made today that would be Nikola Tesla there instead, but he was sort of lost to history and nobody really knew about him until like the mid-nineties.

[@t3chkn1ght]

Wasn't Copernicus also the guy who first proposed that the Earth revolved around the sun, or am I thinking of the wrong guy?

[@chrisleebowers]

@@t3chkn1ght India, Muslims, and the Ancient Greeks figured it out centuries before, Copernicus was not even the first European to play with the idea, but he popularized it enough to run afoul of The Church. Ironically, because they made him publicly recant his ideas, he's often credited as the guy.

[@jonmercano1138]

Ready to have your mind blown? There were 4 Delorean Time Machines in 1955 at the same time during the events of part 2, once Doc is sent back to 1885. The first is from Marty travelling there in the first movie. 2nd, old Biff used the delorean to go there and give himself the almanac. 3rd, Doc and Marty go there to get the book back, and old Biff is there at the same time for a few hours. 4th, Doc ended up in 1885 and hid the delorean for Marty to find in 1955.

[@billfrantz1638]

Woah...

[@awkwardashleigh]

TOOO MANY TIME MACHINES

[@RiverMersey]

Would that mean that 1955 had more fully working deloreans than when the factory was actually making them (fraudulently)?!

[@metalmugen]

@@RiverMersey sick burn

[@GallifreyeanTrailers]

What's worse, and kind of plotholey, is that there are two Deloreans in 1885, and the ruptured fuel line actually isn't a problem.

[@eddymadison9655]

11:42 Fun fact: the "bulletproof vest" Marty wore was foreshadowed back in the 2nd movie where Biff was watching a Clint Eastwood movie

[@Otokichi786]

Which has it's origins in this movie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaupomiehNGNa9U

[@thescott7539]

It's also a callback to the first film where Doc is wearing a vest.

[@Moviefan2k4]

Bob Gale said that setup was done mainly because the script had become too long when he and Zemeckis wrote it, so they ultimately split it in half. As a result, certain plot threads had to be placed in one film, that wouldn't be resolved until the next one. Thankfully, Zemeckis and Gale had convinced Universal to release the sequels just 6 months apart, instead of waiting years.

[@myndlink]

Now that you've seen Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown, you can watch "Clue" and see him as Professor Plum. It's a murder mystery comedy and one of my favorite movies of all time. You'll love it! Plus, no incest. Just murder. And comedy. And more murder.

[@Clarinetboy82]

And a few alternate endings, which just makes it even more entertaining. :)

[@baylessnow]

Watch him in the TV show TAXI where he's a spaced out cab driver. Basically a young Doc Brown.

[@kaseygoade786]

Ooh Clue is a lot of fun

[@ladyshar42]

Clue is one of my favorite movies. Everyone is sooo good, especially Tim Curry

[@richardjohnson5435]

It was ingenious for them to make 3 endings. The dvd lets you choose to see all 3, or randomly pick one.

[@ShinoNC]

The scene where Marty was being hanged, Michael J Fox had the noose tightened around his neck for real and during one take was so exhausted he forgot to put his hand between the noose and his neck. It took everyone over a full minute to realize Michael was actually for real being hanged and he passed out for about 30 seconds.

[@danielramsey6141]

Some would say that this stunt would lead to his Alzheimer's. Which is pretty sad. 🙁

[@thesingingthing]

Daniel Ramsey Michael J Fox doesn’t have Alzheimer’s, he has Parkinson’s.

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

@@danielramsey6141 1. It's Parkinsons and 2. It's a degenerative disease.

[@Polymathically]

8:48 Yup, fireworks as we known them were invented in China during the Song dynasty, somewhere between 960 - 1279 AD. Europe got them sometime in the 13th century, and they made their way to the colonies. Even America's first Independence Day was celebrated with fireworks in Philadelphia in 1777, hence why they're a tradition.

[@dogstar75]

don't forget Chinese immigrants built most of the west so chances are they knew about fireworks

[@walterrutherford8321]

Fireworks is why we have firearms. The world has had gunpowder since before America was a colony.

[@adamantiumwang]

"What can I say? I love chaos." Strongly recommend The Blues Brothers in that case.

[@awkwardashleigh]

I'll add it to the list!

[@ronrobbins6585]

That is a good one! It also has Carrie Fisher!

[@nmfencing]

Totally agree!

[@brookswashere3339]

My favorite movie of all time..

[@foljs5858]

I second the Blues Brothers. Also maybe... Airplane or Top Secret?

[@gregstephens]

Beans is my favorite KZbin reactor.

[@SunriseWaterMedia]

❤️ Beans

[@awkwardashleigh]

BEANS FUREVER!!!

[@LawrenceSeetoh]

here for beans

[@awkwardashleigh]

@@LawrenceSeetoh aren't we all.

[@charlesborden8111]

@@awkwardashleigh Love Beans, BTW. I don't know if anyone answered your question about Doc Brown's house. It's the Gamble House in Pasadena, California. It was designed and built in 1909 by the architects Charles and Henry Greene for the Gamble family (of Protector & Gamble fame). In 1966 the family donated it to the city of Pasadena and in 1977 it was designated a historical landmark. And under normal conditions it is open for tours Thursday through Sunday 1000 - 1500.

[@Tigerradde]

A Cat cleaining it's face... one of the most cutest things on earth :) Beans is awsome. Greetings from Lübeck.

[@DC_Prox]

In the commentary tracks for the DVD, one of the main guys said something like 'Doc would be smart enough to know that he wouldn't be able to get up to 88 with just horses, but it was such a good shot to get in the film we just had to do it!"

[@billfrantz1638]

The Last Starfighter is going to be my vote every week. It's just my favorite. The beginning is good, middle is good, the end is good. It's a good movie 😊

[@SGlitz]

Also the very first CGI space movie ever made.

[@extrasmack]

The Last Starfighter doesn't get enough love. Awesome 80s sci-fi!

[@notmee2388]

It's good

[@Drawkcabi]

It's got my vote!

[@jollyrogerhobbies2386]

You got my vote too!

[@Akihito007]

Fun Fact: ZZ Top were the ones playing the song at the dance in the movie.

[@baylessnow]

With spinning guitars like in the Legs video.

[@glennwelsh9784]

ZZ Top actually wanted their car to be in that scene, but the director practically had to fight them to keep it out because it would make absolutely no sense for ZZ Top's car to appear in 1885.

[@rickylyon3846]

Even funnier, one of the cameras broke during filming of their scene and had to be fixed. Michael J. Fox took the opportunity to ask ZZ Top if they could play a song. They did. Then other requests were thrown at them and they did them all. About 2hours later, the band asked if the camera was fixed already? The director revealed the camera had been fixed and ready for a while, he just didn't want to interrupt the impromptu party they were having.

[@zombiemom7378]

Opinion: The manure gag is one of the all-time best callbacks in a movie series.

[@AluminumTab]

Bull shit! No it was horse shit.

[@gabsrants]

also follows the rule of three

[@LeighMet]

Nicolas Copernicus was a Polish scientist

[@toogsintheteeth]

He was a physicist to look to for inspiration. The scientist Einstein was still alive in the 1950s when Doc Brown had Copernicus as his dog's name and probably hadn't achieved as great legendary status though Einstein the scientist had already contributed greatly to the current understanding at the time.

[@wwoods66]

@@toogsintheteeth In the '50s, Einstein had been one of the biggest names in physics for decades. He was awarded a Nobel Prize in the '20s, and sort-of convinced Roosevelt to build the atomic bomb in the '40s. Probably the filmmakers decided that if '80s Doc Brown had a dog named Einstein, it would make sense that he'd used the same theme to name earlier dogs, so they picked a much-earlier scientist.

[@EgadsNo]

"Legend" 1986 a romantic fantasy adventure starring a young Tom Cruise, Mia Sara and Tim Curry is one of the most memorable antagonists you will ever see. It's also streaming on Starz right now.

[@jorgennilsson4168]

Beans is killing me! When she looked at your arms after like 15 mins I got cutified! Oh, and your reaction was ok to ;)

[@jonmercano1138]

11:44 He got that from the Clint Eastwood movie A Fistful of Dollars, which Donald Trump Biff was watching in part 2!

[@awkwardashleigh]

I MISSED SO MUCH OF TTHE. SMALL THINGS IN THESE MOVIES!

[@DCFCfanatic]

yep but it was also a small callback to when Doc used a bullet proof vest in part 1. this time around Marty improvised a bullet proof vest so he wouldn't get killed. doc thought he was dead and then he wasn't.

[@Otokichi786]

Sergio Leone got in trouble for lifting the plot from this original: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaupomiehNGNa9U

[@ridiculousedtollett6120]

Beans' shenanigans at the end of the video got my subscription. XD

[@garykephart]

I saw the third movie when it first came out. There was a special deal, where you got to see all three one after the other, leading to the new third one. The special was called "Back to Back to Back". It was a great experience. All the people who loved the first two were there. And every time Doc said "Great Scott!", the whole audience chimed in.

[@SnowAngel14]

@awkwardashleigh I live in Whittier (Hill Valley) our local movie theater did that exact same thing the night of October 21 2015. I took my son who was only 8 years old at the time and obsessed with the movie. He is now living his dream as a student at Whittier High School (Hill Valley High) and will be a Junior this August. (We start school super early here)

[@driverx2010]

"This was the song I was baptized to!" Thought I was going to piss my pants laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@mattp6089]

You have to complete the Holy Trinity of Trilogies. You've done Star Wars. You've done Back to the Future. Next up Indiana Jones.

[@awkwardashleigh]

ITS COMING!! 😬😬😬 in three weeks! Jaws, goonies, then Indiana!

[@Nukarot]

Indiana Jones is a quadrilogy

[@saintmercy57]

@@Nukarot NOPE your are wrong

[@invock]

@@Nukarot Blasphemy

[@ericoliver1603]

@@Nukarot we dont talk about the...ehem...other one

[@leerunion8316]

How the hell can anyone dislike your videos?! You’re spectacular. Keep it going ✊🏻🇺🇸

[@patrickflanagan3762]

The house is the beginning is Doc Brown's house. They never spell it out but from stuff like newspaper clippings in the 1st film he seems to have come from money, but the Brown mansion burned down sometime between 1955 and 1985. Yes, the stupid "chicken" thing was not in the first film, they introduced it in part 2.

[@quoniam426]

The chicken thing was for his father in the first movie if I recall.

[@jawbone78]

The implication was that Doc Brown blew through his family's fortune working on his inventions.

[@joits]

The house can be seen today in Pasadena. It is called the Gamble House and they occasionally have Back to the Future fan events there such as screenings of the movies on the lawn area and cosplay contests, etc.

[@MrTech226]

All its left is the garage shown in 1st Back.

[@Clarinetboy82]

It actually wasn't emplied he burned through his family fortune, he actually says he went through his family's entire fortune to develop time travel in the very first film when he's explaining time travel to Marty at the mall. It could be implied that the house burned down in the 30 years between 1955 and 1985, but how commercialized the street is in 1985 that Doc's garage is facing, I think the better bet is the street was a main road and like many residential main roads in growing towns in the during that era, the people sold off their houses to commercial ventures as they were offered a lot of money for prime commercial front real estate. It happened in the city I live in. US 66 came through town, and the streets it was on were originally residential, but due to increase in traffic noise, the people sold their properties and moved to quieter neighborhoods, and now those streets are all commercial property. There's a few houses here and there, but none are residential, they are used for commercial purposes. I'm guessing Doc sold the mansion for the money, and it was torn down. Sad, but it is what it is.

[@TheOriginalHeisenberg]

14:00 "He done time machined a whole damn train" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@snorpenbass4196]

Fun fact: when Marty moonwalks, he's quietly singing Billie Jean to himself. XD

[@eatsmylifeYT]

No he wasn't.

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

@@eatsmylifeYT Yea he was.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@MikeWilsonBarrett No, he wasn't.

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

@@eatsmylifeYT I suggest you watch it again and turn the volume up.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@MikeWilsonBarrett No, he wasn't.

[@leroyrs]

Love your reaction ♥️ and Beans' coolness. 😎

[@Kap00rwith2os]

That huge house belonged to Emmett's family; he said in the first movie how he blew his family's fortune building the time machine (according to the BTTF Telltale game his father was a judge). The train was a miniature, they built it so well to make sure the train bends and crashes like the real thing. Oh yeah and there are a TON of Easter Eggs in these films that refer to the other BTTF films which you notice upon repeated viewings. And YES please watch the SW prequels, they're not as popular in the fandom but they do explain alot. And as someone else said, after the prequels you should see Rogue One to tie it all together. Loving the reactions! 😄

[@Gargess]

"I like chaos." Then you should watch Blues Brothers. Chaos absolutely reins.

[@rsrt6910]

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[@nielsdegroot9138]

@@humaneIP You mean reigns... Or you're just joking and I missed it. 😀

[@stefanforrer2573]

her viewings of monty python movies clearly proved that she actually does not like chaos

[@Jumpman67]

Hahaha I’m glad you were able to straighten out the blanket. I was worried for a second.

[@Briansgate]

Love your guesses at the beginning, don't ever stop doing that. "You're not related. Kiss!" lol did Star Wars scar you? Did you notice?: Marty acting like Clint Eastwood at the showdown. Did you notice in part 2 Biff was watching A Fistful of Dollars in his jacuzzi? Its where he got the idea for the bulletproof vest. and Clayton Ravine became Eastwood Ravine.

[@awkwardashleigh]

I did notice the Eastwood Ravine!! These movies are great!

[@Otokichi786]

Don't forget the original movie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaupomiehNGNa9U

[@DeanStrickson]

Some classic action and sci-fi films that you might not have seen that will bring the eyeballs are: The Indiana Jones Trilogy, Alien, Aliens, Predator, The Thing (1982), Robocop, Total Recall, Superman (1978), Superman II (Theatrical Version), Close Encounters of the Third Kind, ET: The Extra-Terrestrial, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek: First Contact, Terminator, Terminator 2. Blade Runner, The Fly (1986), Jaws, Ghostbusters, First Blood, Commando, Big Trouble in Little China, Lethal Weapon, Lethal Weapon 2, Goonies, Gremlins, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Airplane, any movie directed by John Hughes in the 80s, Silence of the Lambs, and The Die Hard Trilogy.

[@aaronsmith328]

Lots of classics!!!

[@nadennight]

She should have 100k subscribers by the time she reviews all those.

[@oaf-77]

Robocop 2 Predator 2 Labyrinth

[@joebalusikiii5811]

Love the show! May I suggest: REAL GENIUS BETTER OFF DEAD GHOSTBUSTERS THE BIRDCAGE HIGHLANDER

[@jonmercano1138]

There’s no fourth movie, but there has been stories taking place after. There was a cartoon, a universal studios ride, comics connected to the cartoon, and more recently a Telltale game, which got a comic adaptation.

[@AB2B]

I was lucky enough to go on the Back to the Future ride. I liked it so much, I rode it 3 times. You can watch it POV style here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5-Uhq2Mi7ylo9k

[@Clarinetboy82]

I think at this point, it's safe to say there will not be a 4th movie, mostly due to Michael J. Fox's Parkinson's Disease advancing. It's sad, but his career has left us with many great (and perhaps some not so great) films. Christopher Lloyd has also been in several great films, and a television show (Taxi). Both have be in great movies, but I wont list them here. While not a long list, it would just be clutter.

[@alaskanh.o.g.4lyf948]

Some movie I think you'll enjoy are D.A.R.Y.L. Flight of the Navigator, and Explorers. they are all from around 1985-1987 and kids/family movies but they are kind of along the lines of Neverending Story.

[@Drawkcabi]

Also, The Last Starfighter, The Goonies, and Willow, Gremlins too if she's never seen that.

[@alaskanh.o.g.4lyf948]

@@Drawkcabi I agree, I was just trying to ease her into 80's geekdom. We don't want to scare her off lol

[@Drawkcabi]

@@alaskanh.o.g.4lyf948 I get it. Although, I call this whetting an appetite, talk about scary, DO NOT ask me to put in my 80's/90's list.

[@tonyyul703]

Do NOT FORGET *LEGEND* *DARK KRYSTAL, AND OF COURSE THE LABRYNTH

[@Caroline_Tyler]

So glad you enjoyed BTTF3... After the Star Wars episode 1 to 3....watch Rogue One .....a perfect link between 1-3 and 4-6

[@mena94x3]

8:31 . . . Well then, you need to see Mary Poppins! It’s a classic!

[@OnceFan2013]

I agree! But after seeing Mary Poppins, you really should watch "Saving Mr. Banks" to appreciate what went into making the movie and finish it up as a trilogy with "Mary Poppins Returns." Even though the last two can't really recapture the magic of the original, they both clearly paid homage to the original film.

[@blowba]

Doc Brown's House is the Gamble House in Pasadena, CA. you can tour it.

[@davidr1050]

10:18 --- Shooting star in the film is a Spielberg trademark... Done it in most of his films ever since Jaws..

[@TheLightSideReactions]

"Terminator" and "Terminator 2" will make your head spin.

[@LeighMet]

Watch Batman 89 and the Indiana JOnes movies after the prequels plus Jaws however you can stop after the first Jaws

[@TheDylandProductions]

Nah, GOTTA watch all the Jaws movies. Especially Jaws IV: The Revenge. ROFL Might be my favorite.

[@Darkswordz]

Do a reaction to "Willow" next.

[@AneudiD78]

They couldn't get the rights for the Lord of the Rings, so they made their own. Once I knew about that fact, I noticed the familarities.

[@stephenlackey5852]

Love your channel

[@schmetterlingsjaeger]

If you liked this one, you will also like the 1979 movie "Time after Time" - another time travel movie with Mary Steenburgen. It has the author of "The Time Machine", H. G. Wells, as main character - and Jack the Ripper.

[@JozeeWalz]

Great movie! I took it as a wink to the Time after Time Audience by having Mary Steenburgen in BTTF3.

[@GirlWithAnOpinion]

Great movie!

[@bryancurtis220]

Mary Steenburgen's speech to Doc when he said that he was from the future, was very close to the same speech she made in Time After Time.

[@iChristyD]

Such a good movie! It also had a very very young Corey Feldman in the beginning of the movie when he first come into the future in the museum. He’s the little boy with the Mom in the museum.

[@TimKCSportsFan]

Blues Brothers with the, at the time, biggest car crash in history. And another good movie 1941 by Steven Speilberg.

[@jollyrogerhobbies2386]

Yay!!! Did they have fireworks in the 1800's? SMH! Um, Ash, the Chinese invented fireworks in during the Song Dynasty in 960AD When beans made that eahgh sound, that was a prey sound. Somewhere she say prey. A bird on TV, a bug flying, etc. Great review ash! loved it, thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed it. Can't wait for Episode 1 next week!! Yay!!!

[@awkwardashleigh]

We have a big glass back door so she sees birds out of it. all the time!!!

[@jollyrogerhobbies2386]

@@awkwardashleigh so yup, that's probably what she saw. My cat Salem used to do that all the time when he spotted prey. RIP Salem

[@chrisleebowers]

@@awkwardashleigh Fireworks were an early application the Chinese thought of for their invention of gunpowder. It was us trouble-making white people who said "Hey we can KILL PEOPLE with this stuff!" some 500 years later.

[@snorpenbass4196]

@@chrisleebowers Not totally true: the Chinese had early rocket launchers that they used on infantry in big battles. They just never got it truly reliable. And the Song dynasty also introduced cannons, white people just thought it was a neat idea and had access to better/more metal.

[@gojirra987]

"it would have led to a fourth movie..." Nope, it lead to a Saturday morning cartoon.

[@DocmurdocFPV]

Ok young Padawan, you are now finally understanding where many of our sayings come from...great movie script writers and a little ad-libbing on the actors part. Wait til you start watching some of the Star Trek TV episodes and then the movies, you will learn where all of our current technology was inspired from. I.E. flip phones, computers, iPads etc. Great review Ashleigh looking forward to the next Star Wars installments.

[@lightawake]

I love your reactions, but I also love how your cat lies on that sofa back behind you with his/her legs hanging over. Awesome :)

[@MysterClark]

14:00 Beans seems just as shocked he made a time machine out of a train.

[@awkwardashleigh]

IM DEAD.

[@COYO-T]

The second and third was shot together and just spaced a year apart.Like they did in the movie Lord of the Rings trilogy.They shot all three movies as one 9 hour movie and broke it into three separate movies.

[@sherrys5172]

Recommending Heather's, Ferris Buellers Day Off, Breakfast Club, St Elmo's Fire, and That Night (1993) with C Thomas Howell and Juliette Lewis.

[@MsCathrynC]

Ashleigh, I almost had to turn off the movie before it even started. I was laughing so hard at your battle with the invading blanket that I had to go get some tissue to wipe my eyes! LOL! 🤪

[@JsscRchlDrsy]

Copernicus was an astronomer during the Renaissance.

[@notmee2388]

Who proved the earth orbited the sun

[@Drawkcabi]

Who was one of the first to work out that the sun was in the center of the solar system (or universe at that time) instead of the Earth.

[@AudieHolland]

I always mix him up with Galileo.

[@awkwardashleigh]

@@AudieHolland I always get him mixed up with a type of flower

[@quoniam426]

@@awkwardashleigh There is 2000's Chinese movie called the Curse of the Golden Flower which is a tragedy and you see tons of chrysantemums whih represent the rebirth of nature in China I guess during either Spring equinox or Summer solstice... -the opposite of our Christian culture that takes the chrysamtemum as a flower associated with death. In Japan, the Chrysantemum represents the Imperial family. In WW2, Japanese soldiers and military equipment bore the insigna of the Chrysantemum to symbolize them being the property of the Emperor. Everything that bored this sign was forbidden to surrender (many soldiers scratched or took off the insigna from their equipment in order to surrender with less guilt). Warships which were still operational like the Yamato were sent to suicide missions against US forces with just enough fuel to get to the battlezone. Nowadays, the Emperor is just a folk figurehead like the English Royal Family. But the Imperial family still wears the name of the House of the Chrysantemum. In China, the Emperor was just known as "The Heavens' Son".

[@datatully]

I love watching your videos. They are so entertaining! I have a few movie suggestions from the 80’s; Little Shop of Horrors, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, WarGames, Real Genius

[@davidjacobs8558]

A lot of Reference to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" in this movie. 11:15 so, you do know the theme music to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".

[@dennislecompte6380]

i think it was a fistfull of dollars

[@KBH27]

I love your cat! and the noise at 18:30 Had a cat that did it when she saw birds outside the window

[@blowba]

The time machine was almost a refrigerator and they were going to have it get to the Nevada test site where they used to test nukes. They didn't go through with this mostly because they were scared kids would lock themselves in refrigerators, and also it was a stupid idea. Eventually they used it in Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. That's also where the expression "Nuke the fridge" came from. You would use it like "jump the shark" or "Screwed the pooch."

[@kchrules775]

The carnie barker who gives Marty the gun at 9:41 is Lyle from Blazing Saddles (Burton Gilliam)

[@goliyth5134]

Ladyhawk - period end of story.

[@extrasmack]

GREAT suggestion!! Please do watch Ladyhawk! That is a beautiful film that never even gets mentioned anymore. Star studded cast too.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

11:51 😄 Of course! The running gag!

[@melodramatic7904]

Fun fact: The director of the back to the future movies says that he regrets shooting the movies back to back because he was editing II while shooting III, therefore dividing his attention. He feels like the editing of II suffered because of it.

[@steveballinger9643]

8:20 you’ve done it again! I’m pissing myself!😂😂

[@mena94x3]

My favsie Michael J Fox movies, besides BttF: Family Ties( TV series), Secret of My Success, Teen Wolf, The Frighteners.

[@alexius23]

In 2014 Seth MacFarlane did a comic western called A Million Ways to Die in the West. In a cameo Christopher Lloyd did played Doc Brown as the town blacksmith. He covers up the Delorean he is trying to repair....the clip is on KZbin

[@jonmercano1138]

Buford is my favorite Tannen. He’s hilarious.

[@helixspiral]

Jon Mercano you are omnipresent in comments for videos I watch! :-P

[@MendelsonShape]

If you look in the background when Doc and Marty are looking at the Hill Valley map at the train station, you will see two things. Clara Clayton is there, facing away from the camera, having just arrived in the town. You will also see the famous clock, and it's pointing at 10:04, the same time it would be struck 70 years later.

[@awkwardashleigh]

OH MY GOD... I missed so many things in this movie!!

[@zathrasjr]

If you're going to do 80's movies you should really watch some John Hughes movies, true 80's classics.... like, The Breakfast Club, Weird Science, Pretty in Pink and Ferris Bueller's Day Off

[@awkwardashleigh]

Breakfast club, Pretty in Pink, and Ferris Bueller's Day off are definitely on the list!

[@tempsitch5632]

Good, because I'm seeing a lot of "guy" movies being recommended to you. Nothing wrong with a girl watching guy-movies, but if you watch too many in a row, you'll stop showering. You need some heart/emotion sprinkled in with comedy and action. Good action should have feels infused in it, and some of the things that are big popular action classics that are being recommended, have jack shit feels.

[@jtilton5]

Personally, my favorite John Hughes movie is "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."

[@tempsitch5632]

@@jtilton5 They don't make them like that one anymore.

[@thereturningshadow]

@@awkwardashleigh Weird Science is a MUST WATCH!!!! and RIP Bill Paxton who was in it.

[@jimcars6468]

Doc Brown’s house is the “Gamble House” in Pasadena, California. I’ve been to it. They only shot the outside scenes there. Everything inside was on a sound stage.

[@matthewurquhart5495]

I love how "real" you are: doing laundry, stretching out on the couch, playing with Beans. There's nothing "Hollywood" or made-up. I think the biggest reason so many THOUSANDS of people love you is because you're so real and honest and pure :3 Looking forward to more!

[@professorsponge1554]

fun fact: when Marty's first coming out with the 1955 cowboy suit, there's a poster for the movie Tarantula. The first movie clint eastwood appeared in. And the band playing at the clock's installing was ZZ top.

[@jackkelly2620]

I'd love to see you react to the Rocky Horror Picture Show. 💋

[@lisaclark1181]

I thought that aswell, but I just don't think she has seen enough movies from 25 and 30 years ago to be able to appreciate the oddness and genius of that movie. She's just too new. But I absolutely enjoy watching her. She's hysterical!

[@mikelant6802]

Movie Suggestion: Big Trouble in Little China

[@SunriseWaterMedia]

I'm here for Beans.👏Oh... and also you.

[@hholafbln]

The Outtakes where great. I laughing my ass off. Beans and Ashleigh are so funny together!

[@SunriseWaterMedia]

@@hholafbln 100% agreed!

[@awkwardashleigh]

Everyone loves beans.

[@dave1986R]

Doc Brown’s house is the Gamble house. It’s a turn of the 20th century craftsman home in MY home town of Pasadena, California, which is now owned by the USC school of architecture. All the exterior shots were filmed there and you can buy Back to the Future merchandise at the gift shop. But the interior shots were filmed at the Blacker house which is a similar craftsman home from the same era, also in Pasadena.

[@glenmartin7978]

Doc names his Dogs after Famous Scientists

[@wolf9walker]

the house is called the gamble house, a in Pasadena Ca, named after also something you might not know, his kids Jules Gabriel Verne was a French novelist, poet, and playwright. who wrote

[@bigjay123]

Horsepower... Beans: "I'm out..."

[@tlyoung1420]

If you like SciFi look up Jules Verne the writer the kids are named after.

[@jmhaces]

I always loved how Marty outgrows that whole "chicken" thing after hearing his great-grandparents talk about his great-granduncle namesake, who died in a bar fight because he couldn't deal with being called a coward. His granddad Seamus was SO different from Marty in looks and personality, that I loved all the scenes they had together here.

[@alexandermendez2801]

“Did they have fireworks in the 1800’s” lol yes fireworks were created in ancient China 😊

[@carlhartwell7978]

Absolutely true. Just for clarification, yes fireworks were first invented hundreds of yrs ago, or even millenia ago in China, but in the west it was much later, in fact probably around 300 yrs before the setting for this film. Also, just for clarification, the fireworks in china were almost certainly not rockets, just basically bamboo sticks in the ground with combustible powders etc coming out of the top, yes still fireworks just not quite what people consider as fireworks today!

[@firefly24601]

Hats off to Thomas F. Wilson, who played Biff(s) and Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen. His acting skills, mostly comedic but also dramatic, made the movie so much more enjoyable. It's too bad I haven't seen him feature in other movies, I'd think he'd be a shoe-in for a lead.

[@jonmercano1138]

PLEASE turn on subtiles when you watch SW Ep1! There’s something in the beginning that people keep missing!

[@Cenindo]

The name Qui-Gon adresses his padawan with, I assume?

[@jonmercano1138]

@Cenindo Bingo bango bongo

[@awkwardashleigh]

I'll keep this mind!

[@jonmercano1138]

@Ashleigh Burton I have no idea when you record so this mighbt be too late, but just wanted to remind you about the subtitles

[@ViperRob]

The house is called the Gamble house, they have regular tours of it. Though I believe they shot some indoor shots at a different house but if you'd like to visit the awesome Gamble house, it's in Pasadena, CA close to the 210 freeway. I drive by it often. Also, George and Loreans house in 1955 is close by in South Pasadena. The 2 homes are on the same street, Bushnell Ave, also same street where Biffs grandma lives though that house now looks much different

[@dangerkeith3000]

About the "Chicken/Yellow" thing coming out of nowhere: My theory is that when Marty changed history in the first movie and his parents were now more successful and he lived a more privileged life, his disposition and behavior also changed slightly, too. Which leads him to be more cocky and more defensive about being called a chicken. So the Marty in the 2nd and 3rd movies is slightly altered from the Marty in the 1st film. The real world reason is probably that they decided to add that into his character later for drama.

[@RandomMadness42]

Ashleigh, you are just the cutest ever. I love your reactions, humor, your gorgeous eyes, and your cat is adorable. Keep posting videos! You should watch Big Trouble in Little China.

[@donaldb1]

Ok, you have to watch Mary Poppins.

[@ericwatson54]

A gigantic ice machine that makes one small cube at a time. 😂

[@Krshwunk]

Watch Mary Poppins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@maddieroseidkscreee2067]

The cats face in the background at 13:55 😂😂😂😂

[@rantandroll7583]

Check out The Blues Brothers. It's got great music, a giant chase scene, lots of laughs, dry white toast, 4 fried chickens and a coke and Carrie Fisher. How much for the little girl?

[@FlamingRobzilla]

FYI, Doc's house is actually The Gamble House, located at 4 Westmoreland Pl, Pasadena CA. It's a Craftsman type mansion designed by Greene and Greene and built in 1908. They used to have tours inside, but not right now. They do have exterior tours and a book store/souvenir shop. I think the house was deeded to a local University, probably UCLA but I'm not sure about that. It's a local landmark and as such there are tons of pictures of it online. Huell Howser did a video about it years ago showing the inside if you are interested. www.pbs.org/video/descanso-gardens-z6b2nf

[@marceloparadella2626]

That scene when Marty arrives at Old West Hill Valley is an homage to Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in the West" - you definitely should check out that one!

[@cliffchristie5865]

"Vaya con dios!" at the drive-in was an inside reference to a scene in the movie "1941".

[@NEELSAN76]

Did you notice one of Doc's kids at the end of the movie being hilariously creepy and pointing at his big mac and nuggets? I'm surprised no one noticed it during production or editing. He's my hero for getting away with it. In Teen Wolf, another Michael J Fox movie, some dude actually got away with pulling his pecker out entirely for a couple of seconds at the end of that movie. Either someone missed it in editing or they just said, "F 'em all, I'm keeping it in".

[@douglasthomashayden2566]

11:24 that's the theme music from a Clint Eastwood movie, I think.

[@DeconvertedMan]

14:00 "He done time machine a whole damn train?!" :D :D :D

[@PiroMunkie]

Ashleigh: //burps// "Whoo... Arby's." Literally laughed out loud. I know that feel.

[@sammylane21]

The "exploding train", it was actually a close up of exploding model train they used to film.