BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II (1989) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@issietailormade4650]

So much respect for the actor who plays Biff playing so many versions of the same character it's gold

[@goldilox369]

I know, he's actually a real sweetheart at the conventions, etc.

[@toxicginger9936]

Dude showed some fun range. He is great.

[@roberthofmann8403]

He has a KZbin channel

[@mackeyman13]

His stand up song is hilarious

[@TwilightLink77]

He also voice different versions of the same character in the animated series.

[@youmadbro7733]

Thomas F. Wilson (Biff) is a comedian in real life and is actually the nicest guy you can imagine. Biff was so outside of his normal character, that he had a hard time playing him. He apologized profusely to Lea Thompson (Lorraine) for "manhandling" and being so crude to her. There are plenty of interviews with Thomas and Lea where they touch on that.

[@J_Nephilim]

He plays the character so damn good

[@patinho5589]

@@J_Nephilim well* yes.

[@buckshotjenkins]

“There’s only one man who can help me.” Such a great moment.

[@markmcgee2417]

People in the theater cheered at that line. :)

[@trevoncarter4861]

That’s Elijah Wood of Lord Of The Rings at 8:47

[@chelsea747]

@@trevoncarter4861 lol he’s so little! 😂 ❤

[@davidharrison3711]

@@trevoncarter4861 "You mean you have to use your hands?!" "Looks like a baby's toy!"

[@javiermonarrez8666]

And the music right after he says that!!! ❤

[@RetroClassic66]

This film was released in theaters in November 1989 and BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III was released in May 1990, just six months later. Really looking forward to your reactions to Part III! It’s a Western but it’s also a science fiction fantasy comedy and it’s quite marvelously told.

[@Liofa73]

Yeah, I saw them both in the cinema. It was a big deal that they made sequels.

[@andrewgrove1691]

Now filming movies back to back(no pun intended) is the norm.

[@qadi796]

​@andrewgrove1691 and most of the films nowadays have shit sequels, this was just suchba special trilogy, I wish we got just one more maybe, but man I really hope they don't make a remake of this classic because it would just ruin the franchise, some things shoukd never be touched tbh

[@andrewcoulter323]

1 year later and they still haven't reacted to part 3...

[@majhavicsir]

​@@andrewcoulter323that is why I came here. To see if they reacted to part 3 yet. Can't believe they waited this long.

[@KarlKraus1]

One of the kids who was trying to play Wild Gunman in the Cafe 80s was a really young Elijah Wood, who played Frodo in the Lord of the Rings he was the one that said "you have to use your hands?!"

[@bethcushway458]

Tom Wilson should have won so many awards for his performances in this trilogy. He is absolutely beyond compare.

[@jeffidyle4957]

Absolutely! He did a nice job on "Freaks and Geeks" too, at least in one episode as a gym teacher. I'd have liked to seen him in more roles.

[@jasonpratt3970]

2&3 were shot back to back- I’d love y’all to finish the trilogy sooner rather than later!

[@blacklove937]

They were filmed at the same time actually.

[@christophersmyth1908]

Actually, number 3 was filmed while the futuristic sets and the alternate 1985 sets for part 2 were being constructed.

[@Lilcutiepie95]

I think it keeps getting taken down?

[@feminist5641]

If you guys had watched these two closer together, you would have realized the cafe scene and hoverboard scenes are almost identical. It's the idea that history repeats itself

[@neural_jam]

Except when it comes to who's cast as Jennifer 😄

[@goldilox369]

​@@neural_jam 😂

[@Liofa73]

And also Griff and his mates have cyborg implants. That's why he speaks weird.

[@rray848]

And in every movie Biff gets manure dumped on him... 😝 Couldn't happen to a nicer guy...

[@DW.Strangeman]

​@@neural_jam and his dad... No Chrispin Glover apart from the original scenes!

[@Whitebrowpriest]

Trivia: Actor Crispin Glover (George McFly) didn't want to be in this sequel because he hated the script; but then he sued Universal and Amblin Studios for violating his publicity rights, because they used a look-alike actor (Jeffrey Weissman) to play him in the 2015 scenes, and a few of the 1985 reshot scenes. They put prosthetics on his face, taken from molds cast of Glover's face during the first film, to make Weissman look more like Crispin Glover's George McFly character. Glover couldn't do anything about the stock footage images they had already shot from the first film, but he charged that the filmmakers had no right to fabricate his image in newly shot scenes in this sequel without his permission, and of course without paying him. I believe Glover and his attorney settled with the studios for a sum of around $760,000.

[@Dej24601]

Huey Lewis was one of the judges when Marty was auditioning to play, and was the one with who said Marty’s music was “ too darn loud.” He wrote the song “Power of Love” used for the opening of the first film.

[@daverhoden445]

It's also what Marty's band plays at the audition.

[@THOMMGB]

I've heard that Huey Lewis was told that very same line (you're too darn loud) when he auditioned for something. School dance possibly?

[@Dej24601]

@@THOMMGB yes, I read that somewhere. Seems probable.

[@trevoncarter4861]

Amber, the audition was early in the first film.

[@GoneBuckWild-xd9mm]

Finally! You reacted to the original 11 months ago and then just seemed to forget all about one of the greatest trilogies in film history! So glad you're coming back to these classic movies.

[@Zebred2001]

Tom Wilson who played Biff is actually a pretty nice guy. He turned in a fantastic performance in these movies not least the third one. That character could have been a great serious villain in a dramatic Western! I've always thought that there should be an Oscar category for comedic acting and Tom Wilson should have gotten one for that!

[@erikagholston6610]

It is so hard to believe that we are beyond the future now. It is making me feel old. I saw both of these movies in the theater when they came out.

[@martinbraun1211]

I highly recommend "Who framed Roger Rabbit". It's also from Robert Zemeckis and with Christopher Lloyd.

[@davidrobinson3716]

I was thinking of recommending that movie a few days ago. The animation/live-action technology used in it lead to the Space Jam movies and it is a great movie.

[@kimmycook2698]

Absolutely

[@bluesdog645]

Excellent suggestion!

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

Yes, a thousand times, yes!! They would love "Roger Rabbit" and it is a genuine masterpiece of a movie. ❤❤❤

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

I met Kathleen Turner about a year ago and blushed when she said hi to me. It's friggin Jessica Rabbit lol

[@neural_jam]

There's quite a dark realisation if you analyse the rooftop scene - Doc Brown had no way of knowing they'd be there, the only way he would have known is if Marty had actually been killed either by Biff shooting him or if he'd jumped, the Doc finding out about it and then travelling back in time to be there to rescue him o_O There's another fan theory about him dying at another point in the movie but I can't remember what it is..! Sorry to darken things lol

[@azcoder]

Needles is played by Flea from Red Hot Chile Peppers. BTW the 3rd film has a ZZ Top cameo.

[@kenjackben]

Fun fact the little kid standing next to the boy that said wild gunman is a baby's toy is Elijah Wood the actor that will played frodo baggins the Lord of the rings trilogy

[@jayce711]

Ready for #3! This was fun one. Hadn't seen it in a while.

[@txheadshots]

Part II and III were filmed at the same time, that's why they were able to put the trailer for Part III at the end. Non spoiler trivia: The band you saw very briefly in the trailer was ZZ Top, who did the music for Part III

[@JayH-tz4ip]

The 3rd act of this movie is some of the best movie-making of the '80s.

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

The old guy Terry who wishes he could go back and put money on the Cubs is Charles Fleischer, the voice of Roger Rabbit. He's also the mechanic who charges Biff $300 to clean the manure out his car.

[@TheRealSubourbonMermaid]

You guys are getting so popular! Met some fellow parents at a kid's pool party yesterday that were also subscribed to your music reaction channel! We had a great time chatting about how much we love your positive vibes. Lots of love from Los Angeles! 🌴🙌

[@profanepersonality]

I got my mom to subscribe after sending her a reaction, lol.

[@mangerinegirl]

Sending even more love from Los Angeles!!! 🐚🌊

[@randomninja]

I absolutely adore these movies! They were my favorite as a kid, and still my favorite even now. My kids love them too. Every now and then on a rainy day we have a Back To The Future day and watch them all. Good times!

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Happy Birthday to Michael J Fox! Such a GEM of an actor - one of Canada's very best. Besides BTTF - The Secret of My Success if my top favourite Michael movie. Would LOVE to see you react to it. Very funny - with an amazing soundtrack. Many songs produced by David Foster - one of Canada's top music producers.

[@jeremyriddell]

Loved watching this in the theater when it first came out. Fun fact, Thomas F Wilson who plays Biff is actually known as one of the nicest guys ever in real life. He didn't do a lot of acting afterwards but if you've seen The Heat with Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock he plays Melissa McCarthy's completely whipped police chief boss!! Thanks for the reaction...now onto part III.

[@RetroClassic66]

1:29 This is not “a Spielberg movie,” as such. He was executive producer, yes, and his company Amblin’ Entertainment was the production company, and Steven himself was certainly involved in the creation of the film series, but all three of these films are Robert Zemeckis films. Bob Zemeckis and Bob Gale were the two men most directly responsible for these movies. They were the ones who thought it up and brought it to Spielberg after shopping it all around Hollywood and getting turned down. Spielberg was certainly fundamental in making sure it got made, but it wasn’t his thing from the get-go. He had worked with Zemeckis and Gale previously so he knew them and was friends with both men, but please, give credit where it’s due: Robert Zemeckis, the director and co-writer, and Bob Gale, the writer. This is their film series.

[@mhill781]

eh. Semantics. It's not a Spielberg directed movie, yes, but it's damn near synonymous with him. I would also consider the Bay-verse Transformers as Spielberg movies, since he had a direct hand getting that franchise started.

[@kristophermyers2255]

Part 3 is great! And a great conclusion to the trilogy. You guys willl love it!

[@paulgarcia9682]

One of the greatest movie trilogies ever

[@Kiernan5]

The part of Needles, the guy that gets older Marty fired from his job, was played by Flea, the bassist for Red Hot Chili Peppers.

[@tomwrobel7280]

In the first movie, Huey Lewis was the teacher (in glasses) auditioning the acts for the "Battle of the Bands". He told Marty's band they were just "too darn loud". 😆

[@CanadianSam999]

Props to Thomas Wilson for giving us "Biff". Being a stand-up comedian and also having been bullied at school, he was able to create a character who was both despicable as well as being a buffoon. The original line for Biff was "make like a tree and leave", but Thomas said no way would a guy like Biff be that smart, so he improvised "make like a tree and get out of here" which stuck. Butthead was also his improv, as well as calling George "Irish Bug". Thomas also performs a hilarious song he wrote called "The Question Song" after he got tired of people asking him the same questions over and over.

[@francismcknight724]

When you realise that this movie is now over 30 years old it's great to see you enjoy it so much. Look forward to watching you watch the third instalment. Watch for a band you may recognise

[@ForEternia]

Over 30? Try almost 40 years old. We're not far off, 2025. Man thats just crazy ya know 😮.

[@Dmitriy.0]

If you want to feel old, just realize that the entire trilogy now takes place in the past.

[@DP-hy4vh]

7:56 - that's a combination of President Ronald Reagan and Max Headroom, a fictional virtual reality, A.I. character who made bizarre head movements while a bar-pattern background constantly changed colors and rotated on the screen behind him. You had to be around in the 1980s to get all of these references.

[@stevenmoules4955]

For people that don't know when Marty goes into the cafe 80's Michael Jackson and Ronald Reagan was max headroom which was an American series back in the 80's..max headroom was Matt frewer who you may have seen in honey I shrunk the kids and lawnmower man 2:beyond cyberspace and other movies!

[@urthboundmisfit]

The funny bit about Reagan being Max Headroom in this is that in the Doonesbury comic strip series, back in the '80s, Trudeau conceptualizes Reagan as Headroom. I wonder if it's a coincidence.

[@RyanSmith-yu5ln]

Here's a detail that many miss: Biff's hotel/casino is built on the exact spot where the clock tower was.

[@achism1030]

You guys should listen to the theorys of how many times Marty died and doc went back in time and restart. That's why he's always there at the perfect time. It's crazy when you think about it

[@Malryth]

In the early era of the 80's...the Trilogy was born (thanks Star Wars...). I hope you watch part 3 quickly after this. In the movie theatre's up here in Canada (well Southern Ontario) they showed images of the next movie, post credit. The making of a Trilogy...and a Trilogy I'm so thankful they never have tried to reboot or reimagine. Just a great popcorn movie to forget about your modern day problems... Thanks for the reaction!

[@tabithawilliams7280]

This is a unique trilogy in the sense that they all revolve around Marty at the center of course, but part 1 is essentially George McFly's story, part 2 is Biff's and part 3 is Doc's. Love them all but I think part 2 is my favorite!

[@faygodrinker]

Guys, I'm crying tears of joy right now because y'all watched the preview for part 3! That's how I experienced it on vhs, and that's how everyone should experience it. A lot of reactors are like, "Oh no, spoilers!" And stop watching when they see 'to be concluded'

[@Stevarooni]

The preview was included in theaters, too.

[@lkohan75]

@@StevarooniAgreed. Seeing it in the theater on opening weekend was how to see it! Especially after waiting years after the first movie. The audience went insane!

[@spydude38]

Jennifer if you hadn't noticed was played by Elizabeth Shue in this movie. If you ever want to see a fun 80s adventure comedy with her starring in it, try "Adventures in Babysitting".

[@daverhoden445]

Nobody leaves without singing the blues.

[@lianabaddley8217]

Thor!!

[@cmfdrama2]

Love Adventures in Babysitting. I’ll only watch the original. Will never see the remake that was done a few years ago.

[@christinahilt2978]

Loved her in that movie. Also enjoyed her in Karate Kid.

[@cmfdrama2]

@@christinahilt2978 Another great “trilogy” they should watch. 80’s movies rocked.

[@robertobecco7718]

It's very interesting to see reactors that keep talking to each other and not looking at screen, while the movie goes on. Brilliant!

[@jonathangill6584]

I absolutely LOVE the predictions this movie makes about 2015. Flying cars, hoverboards… but also, everyone still using fax machines 😂😂😂

[@misadventuresofmorgan]

I love it when she said, I wonder if they’re popular because of this movie…… They only exist because of this movie! They were designed for the movie and years later released as a real shoe

[@johnplaysgames3120]

I liked when Amber wondered if the Max Headroom version of Ronald Reagan in the 2015 diner was Marty's dad, lol. It's funny how faces that are iconic to one generation are "just some rando" to later generations. I spent a couple of years as an assistant in a high school History class and, to the kids, so many rich, famous, and/or powerful people from the past are just "some old white guy." And, in one class, before we started the chapters on WWII, they only knew Hitler as "the guy with the funny moustache." Moments like that always remind me of the poem, "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley. "Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!"

[@amandabispo2949]

Same with clogs from the movie Idiocracy!

[@Dmitriy.0]

Same with the stupid version of "Hoverboard" we got. Where do you think they got the name from?

[@DerEinzige21]

Actually Rob, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series in 2015, the same year in this movie. So many pundits gave this movie credit for predicting that and other moments in history, although they haven't happened yet.

[@mhill781]

And to think Miami didn't yet have a team in 1989 when this film was released.

[@coreyhamby2989]

They won it in 2016 so they were a year off

[@roryotoole3279]

As I'm sure others will say Parts two and three were filmed consecutively. They didn't originally plan to make sequels, the "to be continued" in the first film was meant as a joke. The films were released 6 months apart so that's why you get a teaser trailer at the end of this movie, which gets you excited for the next one. I'm really glad that you guys watched it since a lot of people recommend not to watch it cuz they think it's spoiler. If you had gone to see part two in the theater you would have seen the trailer just like that at the end of the movie so how is it a spoiler. It just shows them in the West. P.S. Rewatch the ZZ Top Legs video before you watch part 3, if possible.

[@meheuck]

"To Be Continued" was not featured on the original prints of the first film; it was added to the subsequent video masters later once the sequels had been announced.

[@bonniespruin6369]

Yes!

[@bengilbert7655]

They had a great idea for a sequel to the original but it didn't involve Jennifer, but thay had to include her because she was in the car at the end of the first movie. That's why she spends most of this movie passed out.

[@bengilbert7655]

Happy 62nd birthday to Michael J. Fox!

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

I grew up with Texaco stations in Canada until 89' when Imperial Oil bought the company.

[@arielrose9928]

THE THIRD PART IS SO GOOD GUYS YOU HAVE TO DO IT!

[@tomchris60]

Love the reaction. But it's frustrating when people get excited at the sight of Steven Spielberg's name yet ignore the film's director, Robert Zemeckis. Spielberg was the producer, but it was Zemeckis and his screenwriting partner, Bob Gale, who are ultimately the reason for the BTTF trilogy's success.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Spielberg tended to back winners, so there is that association there, but Zemeckis did a lot of great movies. Who Framed Roger Rabbit would be a good one for them to react to.

[@jtrem08]

Literally nothing to get frustrated or upset about 😅

[@dennisshannon5653]

I love that Flea from the red hot chilli peppers played needles.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

"Earth Angel" was a 1954 song by The Penguins that you guys reacted to awhile ago. By the way, New Edition did their own rendition of that classic song on their 1986 album title, "Under the Blue Moon". It was featured in the film, "The Karate Kid II" that same year.

[@dustinjones8887]

Jay and Amber. FYI - the character "Needles" is Flea from The Red Hot Chili Peppers. You'll see him again in BTTF 3

[@henrick589]

Elijah Wood at the arcade (@8:48) 😂😂

[@gkiferonhs]

An old comedy you two would like stars Jimmy Stewart ("It's a Wonderful Life") in "Harvey". It's a family friendly movie from the 40's.

[@RetroClassic66]

1950, technically, but you’re close.

[@daverhoden445]

I'd have gone with Arsenic and Old Lace.

[@docorrea]

Did you guys noticed in the begining of the movie at the coffe-shopp one of the kids that was playing the videogame and said that was a "baby's game" is Elijah Wood, a.k.a. Frodo from Lord of the Rings

[@jimbessett]

Amber, yes Huey Lewis was in the first movie but not the school dance scene as you mentioned. Actually he was in the very beginning of the movie when Marty was auditioning on stage and Huey, as one of the four judges, stands up with a megaphone and says, “You’re just to darn loud”.

[@GordoFunk555]

Did you guys catch the young Elijah Wood cameo (Frodo Baggins)??? He was one of the kids talking to Marty about the Wild Gunman video game in the Cafe 80’s.

[@KarlKraus1]

Amber, you're right about Huey Lewis being in the first one But in case I misinterpreted your meaning, he wasn't in the Dance scene he was the judge at Marty's audition for the 1985 dance that said he's "just too darn loud" and shattered his confidence Good memory though Speaking of Huey Lewis, listen to "Back in Time" from him and the News PLEASE!

[@daverhoden445]

And the song he said was too darn loud was an instrumental of Power of Love which is of course the main song from the movie and performed by Huey Lewis and the News.

[@KarlKraus1]

@@daverhoden445 yep

[@wompa70]

Needles is played by Flea, the bassist for Red Hot Chili Peppers. This was the PERFECT trilogy of movies. And we had no idea there was going to be three of them.

[@rhodus333]

Still waiting on y'all yo do part 3! Give the people what they want!😂

[@CPny65]

Thank you for watching another classic from my misspent youth. Number 3 is a fun movie and know you'll see it when you have a chance. Another movie that I think you will enjoy is "The Gods Must be Crazy" (1980), and one of Personal Favorites "Stripes" (1981) staring Bill Murray & Harrold Ramis. Have a great weekend and thanks for the smiles.

[@samhainkid]

Excellent choices!!!! No one I know has seen The Gods Must be Crazy, but I always loved it.

[@dakota9650]

Time travel is scientifically possible, but ridiculously hard to do.

[@richardfoster2435]

Jay And Amber I’m rewatching your reaction to Back To The Future 1 and 2! And I’m so excited for you two to finally see the 3rd movie 🎥 In this trilogy! To Me and to most of the Movie Lovers out there that this is ThIs Is One Of The Greatest Movie Trilogy Of All Time!

[@The_Magic_Man_Is_Here]

I'm ready to see y'all do part 3 👍

[@rickmclaughlin9710]

Huey Lewis was not part of the dance scene at the end of the first Back to the Future. He was in the beginning when Marty and his band were auditioning. Huey Lewis was the judge who said, "I'm sorry, but you're just too loud." Ironically, after they played his song.

[@jackieknows9129]

Nice watching this today on Michael J. Fox's Birthday.

[@gorydetails709]

Douglas Needles (on the tv call) is Flea, bassist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers

[@lordlykon6168]

Appreciate your reactions to this great movie and amazing trilogy! Amber mentioned at one point when Biff was being all cringe and creepy to Lorraine in the street, talking about her becoming his wife one day, she mentioned that she should get a restraining order... I just wanted to point out that restraining and protection orders did not come about until the 1970's... Let's just say it was a different time. Great movie and great reaction... Looking forward to the next one!

[@Stevarooni]

But at the time, a guy who creeped on a girl in public could expect a visit in a dark alley by the girl's male relatives.

[@treetopjones737]

For example: In 1974, the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) prohibited discrimination against credit applicants based on gender, among other factors. For the first time, women could own a credit card in their own name.

[@lordlykon6168]

@@Stevarooni There's actually a couple deleted scenes that show the burned down school of Biff's Alternate timeline and even a shot of old Biff fading after breaking his cane and falling behind that dumpster in 2015. Though... I would have thought being approached in a dark alley was more of an 80's thing than a 50's... I wouldn't know for sure since I wasn't around until the 80's. However... in the end Biff receives his due punishment for being a jerk.

[@lordlykon6168]

@@treetopjones737 Excellent example. It goes to show that society has advanced somewhat since that time. At least in some small ways.

[@urthboundmisfit]

And it doesn't do much good to have them now.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

Don't know if you recognized him, but that little boy in that scene at the diner (8:45) on the left is actor Elijah Wood who played Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. He was just a little itty bitty thing then, lol. 😀9

[@JonathanCalvert-p2c]

need to see part 3.

[@JohnCastleSmokeless]

"I think he took his wallut." I'm gonna just start saying that at random with no context whatsoever. lmao

[@vanessalucas4760]

So glad you guys got back to these movies. Some of my favourite parts of this one was when they revisited scenes from the first one. Really looking forward to the reaction to number 3!

[@spbissen]

The actor who plays Biff is Thomas Wilson and he is the nicest guy! It shows how good of an actor he is.

[@megdelaney3677]

⏳🕰⌛This one is really good, but Part III is my favorite! Tom Wilson (Biff & Griff) does a great job playing both parts!

[@MissouriJohnson]

Billy Zane played Griff.

[@megdelaney3677]

@@MissouriJohnson Billy Zane played 'Match' in Back to the Future 1 & 2 as one of Biff's buddies - He was not in 3 - He also played Cal (Rose's fiancé) in Titanic -Tom Wilson was in all 3 BTTF movies 😁

[@MissouriJohnson]

@@megdelaney3677 Your right, my mistake.

[@chrisedwards7095]

The Cubs won the World Series in 2016 - they missed it by one year. One of the kids playing the arcade game was Elijah Wood (Frodo).

[@binxbolling]

They correctly predicted flat-screen TVs.

[@robbiehoskins2468]

My wife and I are both teachers too (in Ky.). You 2 are so great, we love seeing you discover what we've loved for years. We're late 40's and early 50's. Have 2 young daughters also. Keep up the great stuff. GOD BLESS.

[@marcosis78]

I loved this one! I can't wait for you two to watch part 3. Its fantastic!❤

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

When you get to"part3"you,ll see the group ZZTOP appear in the film,playing their song"doubleback".

[@brentsheils]

Thomas F. Wilson who plays Biff, Griff and Maddog Tannen is the person who carries these films. Without him they would not be half as good. Phenomenal acting

[@travisdempster4693]

1. Patch Adams, 2. Never Ending Story 3. Men of Honor

[@retroreactions....]

This vid should get a billion views! So great that you're back to this franchise... can't wait to see what you think of this one!

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

It won't get anywhere near that nor do they deserve anywhere near that, not for cheap lazy reaction content.

[@peterlenham3180]

The Back to the Future trilogy are legendary classics.

[@ginewbenton]

2:38 did you guys notice that’s a whole new actress? Lol

[@RangerX65]

Please do BTTF part 3! I think you'll love it as much as the first two!

[@michaelconnor1542]

Huey Lewis and The News did both Back In Time and The Power of Love for the first Back To The Future.

[@danjmcs]

Such a great trilogy and so much fun... tough to beat Spielberg and Zemeckis! Looking forward to you enjoying Part 3!

[@kevenbassett7323]

oh yea!! The Lady and the 'Crock Pot' ...

[@timsanford5310]

Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure is a comedy. It came out in 1985.

[@megamandrn001]

To this day, this is the movie that has one of the most accurate predictions of the future there is in movies and the reason they achieved that is that they turned their vision of the future into one big joke. Says a lot.

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

Your going to love Back to The Future 3.

[@steveg5933]

Saw this and part 3 in Okinawa, Japan in a Japanese theater. (Not in the base theater.) It was interesting, as the Japanese don't tend to laugh out loud in public theaters. We would laugh and get dirty looks, an acquaintance explained why. After that we kept the giggles to a minimum

[@rustyforceps1012]

24:38 “They declared him a Crockpot!” lol 😂

[@bonniespruin6369]

Great reaction guys!! I hope you don't wait tooo long before doing the third one! There are so many things to take in that you wouldn't know unless you re-watched it. There is a youtube video you can watch that tells you all the things that were easily missed, small details that will blow your mind that you didn't see. Oh, also, one of the little kids at the Cafe 80s was one of the main actors in Lord of the Rings. Also, another video to react to is when Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd went on Jimmy Kimmel on the same date in 2015. It was the date they went to the future and they acted in Character as if they landed in 2015. It was awesome. Huey Lewis was even there and Biff too!

[@scottswenson383]

Yup...a very young Elijah Wood aka Frodo Baggins...also cool that you get to see a very young Billy Zane in both this one and in the first. He was one of Biff's cronies back in 1955.

[@kachdragonfly]

at 8:50, did anyone notice the kid on the left is Elijah Wood...Frodo from Lord of the Rings

[@tediousmaximus1067]

Can't wait for you to do Part 3! In my opinion it is the best movie in the series!

[@cameronnking]

I love the way the film not only echoes its predecessor, but also the tunnel scene in the final act, is a mirror of Griff chasing Marty in 2015 across the pond in the FIRST act! Really cool writing for it to come full circle 60 years later!! (orrr earlier?? time travel logic i guess lmao)

[@roberthofmann8403]

I could have sworn you reacted to part 2 already. I've been waiting and waiting for you to watch BTTF III. I think someone went back and altered the timeline, creating this skewed version of 2023

[@Kiernan5]

When the first movie was made there was no plans at that time to have a sequel. Robert Zemeckis has claimed that if he knew that he was going to make a sequel, he would have made sure that Marty's girlfriend Jennifer wasn't in the car at the end of the first film. Since the movie would concentrate on Marty, there was not much for her to do, and she would even get in his way. This is why Jennifer is knocked out by Doc and left behind so early in the movie. The actress that originally played Jennifer, Claudia Wells, had stopped acting after her mother was diagnosed with cancer so they recast the part with Elisabeth Shue and reshot the ending scenes with her. Since four years had passed between films and Jennifer's part wasn't that large, most people at the time didn't even notice the change.

[@StevenDavidCox]

Waiting for part 3

[@Whitebrowpriest]

The actress who plays Marty's girlfriend in this movie is different from the one who play her in the first installment. It is actress Elisabeth Shue. She stars in another really great comedy classic titles, "Adventures in Babysitting" (1987), which also stars Penelope Ann Miller (of Carlito's Way, and Kindergarten Cop),