Back to the Future II (1989) *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | MOVIE REACTION | Asia and BJ

[@Johnboyy76]

Marty came back like he never left!

[@joachimlarsen2k]

Doc's reaction when Marty shows up immidiatly after being sent back to the future is priceless

[@crayzeewhorse]

You don't know how many of us 40 yr old were waiting for 2015 to experience this... imagine our disappointment when there wasn't flying cars.... at least the Nikeys happened 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wellington66440]

with slow ass laces but they did it

[@jonnym4670]

i remember back in the 80's they had a news letter for the school kids it talked about flying cars and how Micheal Jackson pre ordered his but that was back before you know happened

[@chrissytina6379]

Exactly with this movie and the Jetsons, and we got nothing .

[@derekbeck9124]

And they were one year off about the cubs. Cubs won ws in 2016 lol😊

[@MuttonfudgeRacing]

Funny Trivia: The girl with Marty's mom as they're looking at her dress is Jennifer's mom.

[@jcaashby3]

When DOC passes out after Marty shows up after he just left was soooo funny. I love this trilogy!

[@xenxander]

I do have to say 'no one can start this car but me" is not fiction. I had this special touch to light my truck's ignition and I swear no one could light it but me. Even my own mother couldn't do it.

[@colinglen4505]

I'm really enjoying modern age people responding so positively to great 1980's movies. :)

[@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184]

Those times are really timeless compared to some of today's movies.

[@crystalscolza1663]

Modern age people? I know I'm getting old, but that makes me feel ancient, like I should be written about in some sort of mythological lore book . please don't ever state it that way ever again LOL

[@House0fHoot]

Lol that makes me feel old, like a Neanderthal 🪨 🤣

[@johnny9000]

I watched all 80’s movies when i was a kid in the 90’s. Great times.

[@michaelblaine6494]

I still think of 85 as being present-ish when I watch these. A lot of today’s technology are things we didn’t even anticipate back then so movie 2015 still feels like the future

[@maxmaven99]

In 2015 I was waiting in the Walmart autoshop for some repairs to be done. As I was sitting there, an employee came out from the back with a box and called for "Chris Lloyd". An old guy stood up and went to the counter to pick up the part for his car. It was very surreal for me. I laughed to myself, "Doc's getting parts for the Delorean." And then I thought about what year it was and my mind was blown.

[@dwhitman3092]

That's hilarious!

[@dorindas7330]

That's amazing!! 🤣😂

[@tvdroid22]

Not that long ago I was at Wally's and there was a young lady at the pharmacy counter. Similar mind-blowing experience. They asked her name and she said Holly McLean. Different movie, same feeling. I had to ask, and she had no clue. Well, she did say she'd heard of the movie. I told her she HAD to watch it. Crazy.

[@jimihart9391]

That is crazy

[@DerEinzige21]

I hope he heard you and got a laugh out of the reference too.

[@colonelb]

This was one of the first movies that perfected the technology to allow the same actor to play both parts in the same scene that allowed two Biffs, two Jennifers, two Martys, or two Docs on the screen at the same time. That's common now but when this came out it was a jaw dropping "how did they do that???" reaction in theatres.

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Wow, didn’t know that Colonel B ❤️❤️ Seems it was ground breaking in every!

[@colonelb]

@@kf8346 Yes, but the tech here was more advanced and allowed for camera movement at the same time

[@boqndimitrov8693]

One of the first, but far behind them, I think of a film with Kirk Douglas, and of course, one of the really first - the Russian film "The Battleship Potemkin".

[@andrewft31]

The Parent Trap and the Patty Duke Show did it first

[@ShadeMedia]

its amazing how now that editing technology and so much more is available to any person at home. But groundbreaking at the time

[@andrew141]

Did you notice a young, Elijah Wood makes his first debut as a Cameo in the BTTF 2, Cafe 80's scene playing the old arcade game.

[@glenmartin7978]

Michael J Fox plays 5 parts in this movie 1. Marty 2. Future Marty 3. Marty's Son 4. Marty's Daughter 5. Marty from the first movie (past Marty)

[@BenBanjo87]

Same with Thomas F. Wilson. He plays: 1. Humble Biff in 1985 2. Elderly Biff in 2015 3. Biff's grandson 4. Rich Biff in 1985-A 5. Young Biff in 1955

[@Pr0fess0rx29]

​@@BenBanjo87 and believable in each and every part. Easily the best actor in the whole trilogy. Even his portrayal of Mad Dog Tannen.

[@rottieshepcalibre9156]

@@Pr0fess0rx29tannen was brilliant

[@shawnagrubb9958]

​@@BenBanjo87You forgot mad dog tannen from 1885 😂😂

[@MichaelDPrice]

😳🤔 the daughter

[@nerdguru86]

Doc's explanation of time travel is one of my favorite scenes from this movie... Biff going back in time and giving his past self the sportsbook, created another timeline... So they were actually in a different timeline same year

[@Billinois78]

You know, this movie was only off by 1 year in predicting the Cubs would finally win the World Series. They actually won in 2016 (happy tears) against Cleveland. In the movie they beat Miami, who didn't even have a team yet when this was made. The Cubs hadn't won a World Series since 1908 and had been a punchline for generations.

[@znk0r]

Just missed flying cars by a bit.

[@vancelubben5300]

Marlins and Rockies didnt exist for probably another 4 years

[@eddieanderson9399]

What's scary is IT IS about 30 years and they won it all so its somewhat correct. 🤔

[@skynetterminatort100]

And the 3d movies Wich didn't last long

[@sixstanger00]

I wish I could go back to the beginning of the season...put some money on the Cubbies...

[@JayRock21122]

Marty's Eyes are Blue, Marty Jr's Eyes are Brown.

[@randomguy56789]

Also, I think the reason why the town is so advanced in 2015 is because Doc might’ve helped the whole town progress in technology another explanation would be that he went back in time to the 1880s and lift the hoverboards in that time. And I believe the people at the time took it and studied it and probably progressed far quicker and sooner in terms of technology, etc..

[@Godlovesyouneway]

BJ said " oh that's not good.. somebody perished" 😅🤣

[@jewls9697]

Back to the Future ended up being a ride at Universal Studios!! They took you in a room garage Like room & the DeLorean was in there behind the garage door. We all got in & it filled with smoke. We couldn't see until we went through the door in the DeLorean. All of a sudden we were going like 400mph & headed at the clock tower we broke through it! OMGosh everything was flying & going down through a dinosaurs throat!! It was so crazy! My wussy bf started to feel sick! That's how I seen what was going on. They had a gigantic screen and if you looked around you could see 10 DeLoreans all pointed at the screen! All the bumping & jerkin etc...was just the car literally stayed in the same spot but opened the garage door with all the smoke. We thought oh crap, best ride anywhere Ever!! We never even left the garage. It was crazy! I loved it!! Had to wait a while but it was worth it. Last time I was there, they changed it to a Bart Simpson ride! It sucked!! And all these years, we still say..hey McFly. But when Doc keeps saying Great Scott, that is from Star Trek! Still want to see Breakfast Club!!

[@unck42]

Part 2 and Part 3 were filmed together. That's why there was a short trailer at the end of part 2. was eight when part 2 came out. My grandma took me to see it. I was embarrassed because my grandma lectured me about swearing, even though I didn't swear. There was just a lot of language in part 2, lol. It was a three year wait between the first and second one, but part three came out a short year later. I love this trilogy so much, and I am glad that it will never be remade.

[@FootkerSnooball]

4 years between 1 & 2

[@chrislaustin]

Yeah, part 2 & 3 were filmed together for continuity, as everyone was getting older, and there had already been a huge break since the first, so it just made the most sense. Then of course, having a cliffhanger at the end of part 2 just meant more interest and hype for the conclusion the following year. All three movies were amazing, and the fact that the two later movies were written after the fact is even more astonishing. This was truly a once in a lifetime epic, as if something like this was done today, the second and third movies would have probably been terrible.

[@PixelatedH2O]

Filming the two movies was for much more than continuity. The studio demanded two sequels and it was cheaper for them to make them side by side.

[@gnomeofwar]

Writer's strike at the time called for filming back to back

[@gregcarter9680]

They would have been terrible, and there would have been 15 different "web series" released that would have tweaked the canon between movies that you'd have to watch to make sense of Part III

[@donaldduncan7095]

In 1989 I was coming home from my night shift job around midnight when I noticed some really bright lights in my neighborhood. I walked over to see what was happening and was thrilled to discover they were filming a scene of BTTF 2, the shotgun porch scene with Mr. Strickland. After about an hour every other spectator left but me, so now when I watch that scene I can imagine my much younger self there watching in awe. Watching reactions like yours is the next best thing to seeing it the first time. I doubt if there will ever be another trilogy as magical & fun as this one.

[@Retro-D1990]

You're so lucky!

[@chadro_g1145]

A lot of the clothing items were released in 2015 as a nod to this movie. They did such a good job of filming and writing that you guys never noticed that the dad was being played by a different actor, and Marty's girlfriend was being played by a different girl!

[@johnpaullogan1365]

the father's actor sued over the use of his likeness

[@TheAlmaward]

@@johnpaullogan1365 sued, and won. ;)

[@cmiles97x38]

It is funny seeing what folks in 1989 thought 2015 would look like. I remember in 1984 our Earth Sciences teacher asking us what we thought 2000 would be like when I was 32. I couldn't imagine being that old LOL! Now I am 54 enjoying you watching this.

[@Rage867]

So the actor who plays Biff is actually a stand up comic who is really good. His best bit though is he sings a song because he got frustrated with people asking him questions only about this movie series so the song answers all of the common questions at the same time.

[@SmithDoe]

10:08 Actually, Cubs DID won the series in 2016. The movie predicted it one year off...

[@breaknbeat]

Doc wrote Marty the letter Sep. 1 1885 I was born exactly 100 years later. I first seen this movie in 1985 and it’s one of my favorite Trilogy of all time right next to The Terminator which I also seen in 1985 in the movie theaters along with Purple Rain. My childhood was awesome.😂😂

[@nexus8796]

This film did well with the "Butterfly Effect (changing something small can have large effects)" and the "Grandfather Paradox (time traveling back to kill your grandfather so you dont exist, but how can you be alive to travel back in the start)". Interesting subjects especially back in the 80's for a story.

[@renersify]

Never thought about how effective that might be / was, to have essentially Part 1 playing in the background in the mind of the viewer - another enjoyable vid!

[@AllThingsHalloweenChannel]

Its like watching a movie with friends.

[@ShutEmDownNow]

In the film "Black Panther," Shuri creates a pair of self-lacing sneakers based on an American movie that her father T'Chaka enjoyed watching. Even though they never mentioned the name of the film, it was obviously "Back to the Future Part II."

[@o1977jp]

I remember seeing this in the theater back in 1989 (I was 11 or 12) and being SO sad when it ended; I just wanted it to keep going!

[@3DJapan]

Me too, my older brother took me when I was 12.

[@boondoggled1]

Especially cuz they NEVER did 3rd movies unless they were horrors.

[@justanotherdayinthelife9841]

1st cliffhanger movie ending I'd ever seen in the theater.

[@joelyates8858]

Thanks!

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Aye Joel, oh my gosh ❤️❤️ thanks so much for the love. We’re so glad you’re on this journey with us Fam!

[@monicawism]

Cool fact: Steven Spielberg was a producer & close friend to Michael Jackson. He paid homage to his friend by playing Beat it and having posters of him in room of the daughter in the alternate 1985.

[@laurab68707]

This is a phenomenal trilogy. You really need to pay attention, too, so you can pick up on things that are said and done. I love it! Great reaction guys!

[@malibuconv1968]

I saw all 3 in the theater on each of their original release dates and I've seen all 3 literally hundreds of times. In 2015 the "Cinerama Theater" in Hollywood showed all 3 in order and I was DEFINITELY there for that! I gotta say when Asia said "Jump" like Biff did on the roof, I lost it 🤣

[@Belnick6666]

from wiki(as I had no idea, I thought it was about a scientist) "Great Scott!" was originally a reference to Winfield Scott, a top general in the U.S. Army in the 1800s, and also later a candidate for U.S. President from the Whig Party.

[@ExplosiveNixon]

I like how BJ wants to laugh just from anticipating a "Great Scott!".

[@glennwisniewski9536]

"Gotta fix that thing." You're damn right Doc, otherwise you'll end up being in another sequel.

[@CaddyJim]

*Christopher Lloyd* is also in *(Who Framed Roger Rabbit)* an Animated/Real world movie you guys would enjoy

[@Jsspres]

You can see a Roger Rabbit doll in the window with the Almanac.

[@CaddyJim]

@@Jsspres I'll have to watch the original because their clip didn't show much of the storefront window items. If you're right I've never noticed & I've seen the movie countless times, like you can see a stuffed ET in the movie Gremlins

[@loneb9759]

Please hurry and watch part 3.... before Asias head explodes 😂😂😂

[@shaunyams]

16:23 White chalk lines are drawn around injured people who've been taken to hospital, crime scene photos are then taken, if they die later they'll be a record for investigators/court case.

[@joshuatichota5046]

In the commentaries with Back To The Future 2 they said that what happened to Biff after he stole the time machine was that in 2015 Biff would no longer exist because Lorraine would have shot him. Which is why he grabbed his chest and fell and stuff.

[@digginupthecarolinas9870]

AISA'S LAUGH KILLS ME,DON'T MATTER IF I'M LOOKING OR PAYING ATTENTION I STILL LAUGH AT HER LAUGHING 😅😂😂😂

[@digginupthecarolinas9870]

Aisa said JUMP,just like Biff, 😂

[@TrimTrimmer]

Because I watched this as a kid and then again in 2015 as an adult the one thing I found really spooky was the widescreen television on the wall in the future, they got it spot on! Those tv’s weren’t in anyones mind when this was made!!

[@gustonzimasheen]

At the end, Marty came back like he never left

[@boqndimitrov8693]

in effect, the three films make up a single film! genius!

[@jessediaz1293]

This is like the best trilogy of films. It’s carefully written to where all the movies connect. Marty and Doc are the standard to what great duo of characters should be. BTTF part 3 is the most fun and ends perfect. Hope you guys enjoy it when y’all get to it 👍

[@DannyCosmos]

you really want your brain to burst think about this.. on november 12 1955 theirs 4 delorains. the og delorian marty came in from 1985 . 2 the delorian old biff stole from 2015 and is using to give his young self the almanac 3. the delorian doc and brown brought back from 2015 4. the one the delorian took to 1885 who now doc burried somewhere and is somewhere burried in hill valley just waiting for marty to find so he can go back to 1985.

[@nickmanzo8459]

I think it’s one of the greats, but I still think The Lord of the Rings is the best trilogy.

[@killroy23]

@@DannyCosmos Been a fan of these movies my whole life & that just blew my mind. Never thought of that!!

[@jsmithers.]

@@nickmanzo8459 Nah.

[@Tricia_Guima]

@@DannyCosmos hello, sorry if my english is not correct, since i'm brazilian. But there aren't four DeLoreans, at most there were three, when they were all in 1955 (Marty 1, Marty 2, doc and old Biff). The DeLorean from the old deogado mine didn't exist yet, since doc, hadn't gone to 1885 yet. See, they don't live in a loop, where the story already exists, otherwise there wouldn't be a first timeline, in which no one traveled. When Doc and Marty returned to 1955, as they arrived at dawn, there were only two DeLoreans. Old Biff apparently arrived in the afternoon and happened to have three DeLoreans. But old Biff left soon and came back with just two DeLoreans. The DeLorean is struck by lightning, at that moment and disappears, and in the same minute there is another DeLorean in the Deogado mine, continuing with two, the one in the mine and the one Marty 1 is about to travel, until only the one in the mine Deogado

[@DerEinzige21]

What's crazy is i celebrated my 30th birthday three days exactly before the date they go into the future: October 21, 2015. I was born on the 18th and this trilogy made me feel special with the storyline being set so close to my birthday.

[@tocham757]

You guys are doing a great job with your movie reactions keep it up. very entertaining

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Thanks we really appreciate that ❤️❤️

[@AnthonyHernandez-nv5om]

Old Jen:I'm young! Our Jen:I'm old!

[@leoda_lion4107]

Part 2 and 3 were filmed together, but it still gets me how precise they had to be, with the re-shoots, and just going back and using footage from the first movie. Its just crazy to think about. All this because Biff created an alternate timeline. Like Doc said, if they tried to go to the future of the alternate 1985, then it would only change THAT timeline. So they had to go to the past.

[@etc7070]

Omg I LOVE this reaction! It was like (re)watching a favorite movie with friends who hadn't seen it before. Love that you got into it 100% and I can't wait for you to see Part III. In my opinion it's not as good as the other two, but soooo charming and centers a little bit more around Doc.

[@Jihavoh777]

I think III is better than II

[@dmkith]

You guys gave a great “play-by-play” reaction. I agree, it was like watching it for the first time watching it with you. Great insights from you both! Looking forward to to Part 3. I’m 66 now so, I saw all of this as they were released. We were all speculating about what was going to happen next. If no one has already said this, remember that Doc went to 1885 in the Dr Lorean. So, it has to exist in 1885. As you pointed out, when Marty went back from 1955 you have to remember that was from Part 1 do, everything that happened still took place up until Doc going to 1885. It’s kind of a “head trip to wrap your mind around how the scripture was written. You are really right-it was almost genius in the writing.

[@CaddyJim]

Remember the ending when the car gets struck by lightning. They return a *1955* on the night of the great⚡lightning storm that hit the Clock Tower

[@3DJapan]

Fox and Lloyd were big but Lea Thompson (his mom) was also pretty big in the 80s and 90s.

[@seasonedsaintsmnstry]

Your watching one of the best trilogies ever.

[@Sammyzuko]

Part 2 felt cutting edge when it came out, but in my opinion it didn't age as well as Parts 1&3. I was working in Washington DC on "Back To The Future Day" (October 21, 2015) and the theater in China Town was showing the three films in order. I walked over after work and watched the first two. Spotted some dude out cruising the DC streets in his Delorean that evening.

[@nickmanzo8459]

Love to see you two react to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Lot of the same people made this trilogy and that film, it’s an amazingly nostalgic film, I won’t spoil it, but I have a feeling you’d enjoy it.

[@charnellenewman]

If y'all haven't already check out the Jimmy Kimmel episode when they celebrated the anniversary of when Doc and Marty went to the year 2015.

[@shanegraham2500]

Michael J. Fox is 5' 4". Tom Wilson (Biff/Griff) is 6'3"...and is reportedly one of the nicest guys in Hollywood. Christopher Lloyd played a Klingon in Star Trek 3 - one of the Alien Warriors like Worf from Star Trek The Next Generation. Back in the day, when this first came out, the ending of this one was CRAZY!

[@Music-City-Mania]

Golly, I love these films! So glad y’all checked them out! BTTF is my favorite film trilogy of all time!

[@grangrel72]

The actor that played Biff, Tom Wilson, is actually a pretty good comedian. You should look up some of his material.

[@wesleypipes6600]

The Cubs actually won the World Series in 2016

[@anthony1701d]

Part II was released in November of 1989. Part III was released six months later in May of 1990.

[@oobrocks]

When Dr explained the 2 timelines, is the first film, that correctly understands how time travel would work 🎉

[@Troph2]

BTTF3 hit theaters shortly after BTTF2 was available on VHS back in the day it was a perfect marketing stratagy.

[@charleshays5407]

Lea Thompson, who played his mother, is actually 9 days older than him.

[@ludivinebalthazar9189]

I hope I won't be sleeping when the notification will ring (Im in France🇫🇷, maybe dodo/sleeping 💤), I wait for the notification 🔔🙌🙌 ( but I'll watch the reaction anyway if Im late 🙋🏽‍♀️🙌🙌😀)

[@brianschaffer9220]

The Cubs actually did almost go to the World Series that year, and then won it the next year

[@jerickson725]

This was just as fun as I thought it would be! Asia, your responses are cracking me up 😂. I'll be waiting for part III. Love you guys!

[@TheAlmaward]

They started by showing the end scene from part 1 again because they recast Jennifer (Marty's gf). Also, the actor (Crispin Glover) who played Marty's dad in the first movie was not in this movie or part 3. His image was digitally superimposed over the face of the actor who did appear. Glover sued, and won, because they used his image without permission. The Screen Actors' Guild made changes to actors' contracts afterward to try to prevent that from happening again. However, in the current actors/writers strike, it has come up again as an issue. Actor Misha Collins (formerly on the shows Supernatural and Gotham Knights) posted a clip from a TV show on which he has never worked, and for which he was not paid, in which his image was digitally added, saying "this is why we strike." Biff brought the car back to the same place he left from. It never made sense to me that he was able to go back to 1955 and come forward again to the same timeline, but Doc and Marty couldn't go forward to the same timeline from 1985, they had to go further back and fix things. Michael J. Fox is 5'4".

[@Dougwarren69]

GREAT SCOTT! My friends have a movie reaction channel too! Well I've been with you guys since the beginning of the music channel and now I'm happy to be with you for some great movies. Cheers from Toronto. ✌️🎵🎬

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Aye ❤️❤️ thanks for watching with us Doug!

[@HumorousLOL]

BRO the little hug he gave her at 27:15 was too cute haha

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

I've always loved Part II. Even though the first is so great and iconic, I think Part II is that rare sequel that is just as good. I remember seeing Part III at the drive-in and loving every minute of it. Great reaction, you guys. Can't wait to see your reaction to the finale. I know you're gonna love it.

[@shainewhite2781]

Back To The Future Day happened on Oct 21 2015, lol!!

[@AntonioReyes-ov7vl]

They had to reenact most of those scenes from the first movie to get the different angles for part 2. The entire beginning was reshot due to the change of actresses for Jennifer.

[@magdalenabozyk1798]

When the year of the movie came about, there's been a lot of comparisons on social media (and just media) on the differences between what the movie predicted and what really is around. Some people even went out of their way to create the stuff for real. Look those up, it's a lot of laughs.

[@sergiodavila5269]

Love the reaction, especially the reference to the Cubs finally winning the World Series after a 107 year drought. Glad they finally won in 2016 😎

[@Rubberbandman0529]

actually 108. As a Cubs fan, that number is stuck in my head 😛

[@sergiodavila5269]

@@Rubberbandman0529 u r a súper fan amigo 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

[@Rubberbandman0529]

@@sergiodavila5269 haha, yes!

[@sergiodavila5269]

@@Rubberbandman0529 GO CUBBIES!!!! 🐻

[@cwell510]

Back to the Future Part II was released in November 1989 and Part III in May 1990

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

I'm pretty sure they released those shoes in 2015 as hommage.. but I didn't double check it.

[@danv9872]

I remember back in 1991 I had a friend who worked in the Warner brothers cinema in Newcastle. He let me in for free one Saturday to watch future trilogy and also Memphis belle. I had numb bum after 8 hours of cinema lol. Happy days.

[@TerriLynn714]

You guys that was so cute I can't wait to see part 3 with y'all

[@maestro80smusic93]

The dad with the baseball bat in alternate 1985 was one of the guys who spoke jive in the movie Airplane

[@pleutron]

love your reaction to Back To The Future movies. This is how they should be enjoyed :)

[@jindas4217]

The guy that played Biff is actually, a very nice caring approchable good natured dude. He's also a stand up comedian too. From what I have heard.🤫

[@TimParker-Chambers]

37:06 ''Time travel gives me a headache...'' - Captain Kathryn Janeway

[@carriesmith742]

Aside fro~ Doc, my favorite role from Christopher Lloyd was from another 1985 movie "Clue" which is based on the board game. Hilarious movie! In my top ten!

[@sheliatillman5774]

Being 61 I'm glad y'all got to see Back to the future exactly the Era my parents grew up and got together. All three movies are excellent.🥰

[@jayconant3816]

Awww how is biff just lurkin around like this 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@ArksCovenant]

Good callout by Asia for already knowing what was up when Marty arrives in "Biffville." Despite seeing Back to the Future II many times in my life, I'm just realizing how symbolic that scene is with Biff Tower and its surroundings being post-apocalyptic like. In a way I'm glad you both reacted in the same way I'd always react towards Biff, because despite reportedly being a victim of bullying yet light-hearted off-screen, Tom Wilson convincingly played a villainous character through and through the first to Back to the Futures.

[@ff957]

I’m so glad I found you two!!! You all make me laugh with my teeth out. 🤣

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Aye ❤️❤️ glad you’re watching (and laughing) with us!

[@christopherferrarelli2262]

Great reaction, Loved it. Glad you saw the short teaser for Part III at the end. Most people will say to not watch it, but this was how the filmmakers let the fans know that there is another film coming out in a few short months; because Part II was released in November of 1989 and Part III was released in May of 1990. It was one big story being told in two parts; just as it was with the Superman films of the 70’s, The Matrix, Lord of the Rings, and Pirates of the Caribbean. They filmed both movies back to back to be released 9 months to a year apart from each other.

[@sandybeck3146]

Cubs did win w.s. in 2016. They were 1 year off that's crazy.

[@cjennings2876]

It's how people back then was thinking how the future would look like 30yrs down the road. Well we don't have flying cars yet and it's 2023

[@jasonalcantara8380]

Happy Back to the Future Day!

[@mariotorresgo]

You guys' enthusiasm for these movies is so contagious. I can feel all the emotions: excitement, thrill, joy, laughter, concern, suspense... and just plain having fun, all from watching your videos.

[@AH87saxo]

“Back to the future” parts II and III were released just 1 year apart because they were filmed back to back. When they began (or shortly before) filming the second film, they diagnosed Michael J Fox with his illness, and since they did not know how his illness would react or evolve, they chose to film both parts consecutively instead of, for example, leaving 4 years between movies as happened between the first and the second.

[@valeriefulks4483]

Here is a little piece of information When the 2nd and 3rd movies came out Michael J Fox started having symptoms of Parkinson's disease but had not told anyone yet so when you see him playing the guitar at the School dance his hands were given him trouble because of the disease

[@belperite]

I remember '89 being an absolute vintage year for movies as a 10 year old kid. BTTF II, Indiana Jones, Batman, The Little Mermaid, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Ghostbusters II, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

[@philipturner9087]

It all starts with one little thing and rollercoasters into 3 movies each following on where and more importantly when the last one finished.

[@creinicke1000]

Yes!!! Please watch the 3rd part.. rest assured it resolves things.. that's why everyone recommended watching all of the trilogy.. it's definitely stood the test of time for fun.

[@Tattedup85]

Love that u both watch all the classics...Great channel I'm subscribed 🎉