Watching BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III for the First Time Ever! // Reaction & Commentary

This week on the channel I'm watching Watching Back to the future Part III for the first time ever! Watch me laugh, watch me cry, watch me fail to think fourth dimensionally! Then meet me in the comments to chat please and thanks!
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[@dirkhuber]

Best thing about this trilogy is that you can watch it over and over and never get tired of it.

[@JasonHauser125]

It is also very fun to watch youtubers react to it. The glut good movies these young people have at their fingertips for instant viewing is phenomenal.

[@smallmanbigmouth2699]

Truer words have never been spoken!

[@TheMtVernonKid]

So fucking true it's one my favorite trilogies and it doesn't need a reboot/remake.

[@EdgyNumber1]

@@JasonHauser125 Way better than the expensive utter rubbish that's been coming out over the last decade.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

i never knew why ameericans call native american indians ,indians are from asia

[@thatguy1477]

When the Dolorean gets destroyed it almost feels like a main character is gone

[@UTU49]

It's kind of like Zemeckis announcing to the world, "Okay, we're done now, folks. Say goodbye to Doc, Marty, and the DeLorean."

[@pgiovanettijr]

The DeLorean reminds me a lot of the Enterprise from the Star Trek franchise. Both "ships" were meant to main characters as much as those played by the actors and both the audience and the onscreen characters develop a strong emotional bond to them.

[@chrisofstars]

Yeah you're right. They also shoot that scene in a really dramatic way so the effect is greater. RIP Deloreon

[@TephulioTX]

Every time when I go back, I know my girl will die. I hope she won't but she still does. Goodbye my sweet angel. You took me places.

[@spikejr3113jr]

It comes back in the animated series and video game that’s like the 4th movie.

[@lrsrosebud]

Christopher Lloyd doesn’t get enough credit as an actor, he was fabulous in this series!

[@MegaForrestgump]

He's actually quite good in Nobody, too. He plays it perfectly.

[@orangeandblackattack]

Most people that watch reaction channels are too young to remember Christopher Lloyd in the TV show "Taxi" which had an all-star cast including Andy Kauffman, Danny DeVito, Tony Danza, Judd Hirsch and Marilu Henner. He stole the show as "Reverend" Jim Ignatowski.

[@WalkerOne]

He is great in Star Trek 3 too

[@markmac2206]

Mr. Eastwood can we use your name in the movie? Clint: "go ahead, make my day"

[@cristonsloan]

Oh well done sir! That is truly excellent, well done. 😂

[@whade62000]

And so they did

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

I'm guessing that John Wayne would have been their second choice if he said No.

[@williamogilvie8723]

@@user-dz6fy6qv2l John Wayne died in 1979.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

I regret that Messrs. Zemeckis & Gale had not asked Clint Eastwood for a cameo in the saloon, as the old timer who warned (Clint Eastwood) Marty that if he bugged out of the gunfight with Mad Dog Tannen, Clint Eastwood would be called the biggest yellow belly of the whole West !

[@piratetv1]

When Marty said "great Scott", Doc said "I know, this is heavy"

[@MediaBrad]

She covered that going over the trivia at the end. Great moment in the series :)

[@littleTownGiant1]

She actually missed doc following up with heavy. It makes the moment so much better that it was a full role reversal between the two.

[@martind5653]

I never noticed that before, that's brilliant. Exactly how friendship works.

[@FatLittleButterfly]

I am glad they added "The End" at the end, so there is no ruining the mastapiece

[@Kairukurumi]

And then they made video games, a cartoon, and comic books to flesh it out but yes, this better be the last movie they make of it or pissed does not begin to describe it.

[@bidwell13]

And as long as Robert Zemeckis or Bob Gale is still alive there will never be a remake or sequels of Back to the Future. They own all the rights to all three films and will not authorize remakes or new sequels.

[@eddieanderson9399]

Imagine if they put a To Be Continued j/k before The End

[@wampa25]

Christopher Lloyd is the main reason it would be all but impossible to remake this trilogy.

[@Seele2015au]

Some movies should never be remade, so it's a very good thing after all.

[@ckobo84]

Funny how Christopher Lloyds two iconic characters are polar opposites. Jim from Taxi was low energy and brain dead, Doc was high energy and brilliant.

[@inarar5334]

@@ckobo84 then there was Fester. His take was like Doc on acid.

[@CynicalGear]

I would say maybe Michael J Fox having Parkinson’s might be more of a factor than Christopher Lloyd

[@wampa25]

@@CynicalGear I was more saying it would next to impossible to recast the part as he's a bit too old to reprise the role.

[@RazorwireReviews]

It's only now as an adult I find it STAGGERINGLY impressive when Doc is toiling over how to get the DeLorean up to 88 miles an hour and right as he says "if we could find a way to PUSH it" and the literal train rolls up behind him outside the window with perfect timing. Brilliant.

[@Jamestopboy]

You know, as well as I do, that fate was laughing that day. "Oh, you need a train? HOW ABOUT THIS ONE!"

[@Hey_Jamie]

@@Jamestopboy …..but can it do THIS?!

[@Jamestopboy]

@@Hey_Jamie True, true.

[@wubranch1]

In the first one, they fixed Marty’s parents. In the second one one, they helped Marty’s kids. In this one, they realized they had to fix Doc and Marty.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

The 3rd part is the least spectacular and the deepest in character study. Viz the debate between Doc and Marty before the fatidic tombstone at the funeral parlour.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

Even when safely back in the normal 1985, Marty's most dangerous enemy was still stalking him, ready to strike : himself, whose character Doc had revealed the fatal flaw in 1885.

[@wubranch1]

@@Charlesputnam-bn9zy he was carrying the residue of his old time line, and the reason why this scenario-history-kept repeating itself was because Doc and Marty, post the first time travel, were literally “out of time”. The same mistakes kept them in the loop until they either remedied themselves or it killed them.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

@@wubranch1 At last, Marty & Doc learnt something crucial about themselves. However, the ending of BTTF(1) & the (wrongly)deleted scene in BTTF3 provide a clue for a BTTF4. Well not really, rather a new BTTF = Biff To The Future. For, whether for killing Marshall Strickland or attacking the stage coach, mad dog Tannen would have got hung anyway. The pretext for deleting the shooting scene as too violent, got the bottom falling under it. Since the stark violence of Tannen's attempted murder on Marty by hanging, was nothing short of staggering in a movie that's supposed as comedy only.

[@doctor-aesthetic]

"Little Marty can pack a punch!" He gets it from his dad. :')

[@setogod7]

no he does not the Marty is oil hair bad laugh geek who never did anything

[@InedibleMattman]

This is seriously one of the greatest trilogies of all time. It’s up there with the original Star Wars films, and Lord of the Rings. It’s truly an amazing journey. The first film has one of the tightest screenplays ever written, and overall the whole trilogy makes you fall in love with these characters in ways almost no other movie can. 10/10 ... I’m so glad you saw these!

[@jkhoover]

And Indiana Jones!

[@shaun374]

This is way better than LotR. I think it’s the best trilogy ever. SW is a very close second. IJ is a close third. LotR has TTT, which is a very mediocre and possibly just bad film if you’re a fan of the books.

[@keyman6689]

It is the best trilogy because of the writing, the cross references, setups and payoffs. Even though the sequels weren't a part of the original plan, they were brilliantly written so that it feels like one long seamless movie in 3 "parts". As opposed to say the separate adventures of the Indiana Jones series.

[@shaun374]

@@keyman6689 It's very interesting how Lucas had all of it and none of it planned out at the same time. lol But they did an amazing job making them all feel seamless, as you say.

[@JasonHauser125]

I can't say the Rings trilogy is better than Back to the Future. It is overly long and lags in places. I do think though that BttF is in the same league as the original Star Wars and Indiana Jones though.

[@alanhembra2565]

Your mind will be blown when you realize that there were 4 Delorians in 1955 on the night of the dance.

[@davidr1050]

See, this is one of the things that bother me about this series.. Following the timeline from the car's perspective.. Doc gets it in 1985, it goes to 1955 with Marty, back to 1985 with Marty (Clocktower), then on to 2015 with Doc.. Then back to 1985 where Doc, Marty, and Jennifer take it back to 2015 to fix the problem with Marty's kids, then back to the alternate 1985.... Then back to 1955 to fix the Almanac timeline, then 1885 after it is struck by lightning... ---- Waits 70 years in the cave ---- Uses 1955 available parts to travel back to 1885 to rescue Doc... Gets pushed by train back to semi-normal 1985 and destroyed by oncoming train..... -- So on that date in 1955, there would have been three DeLoreans present. The one on the street in front of the courthouse, the one fixing the alternate 1985 timeline, and the one in the cave. Holy crap -- I still get the feeling that something is missing.... ---- ANNNND.. I just figured it out. 2015 Biff took the flying DeLorean back to 1955 for a short hop to give his younger self the Almanac before the dance.. So yes, there was a brief cross-over moment in 1955 where the same DeLorean would have been in FOUR places at once.. I feel like I just graduated a course in Quantum Physics and Temporal Mechanics .....

[@stephanefarnes6398]

1985, 2015 and 1885! Where's no 4? There is 5 time machines in the first film. 1985 original, 1985 from 1955 car, 2015 version,and past 2015 version.oh and a flying time travel train, your welcome 😀

[@jordanwindham3804]

@@stephanefarnes6398 There were four DeLoreans in 1955 at the same time: 1) The DeLorean that Doc buried in the mine in 1885, 2) the DeLorean Marty traveled in during the first film, 3) the DeLorean Old Biff traveled in from 2015, and 4) the DeLorean Doc & Marty traveled in to fix the timeline. All, of course, are the exact same DeLorean at different points in its own chronology.

[@elbertphillips8487]

​@@jordanwindham3804 There would only be 3 DeLoreans in 1955. 1) The DeLorean from part 1 would be there 2) The next DeLorean would be when Doc, Marty and Jennifer went to 2015 and Biff takes that car and goes to 1955 (2nd DeLorean in 1955 now). 3) Then the 3rd DeLorean would show up when Doc and Marty find out the timeline is messed up and go back to 1955 and get there when old Biff is still present before he takes the car back to 2015, that would leave just 2 DeLoreans in 1955 now. So now we have the car from part one still there and the car Doc and Marty took back to 1955 to get the sports almanac. The car used to get the sports almanac can't get buried in the cave until the lighting hits it and sends it to 1885 which means it can't be in 1955 flying above Marty while he burns the sports almanac and in the cave at the same time. The car is in the cave only after it got hit by lighting. So there was only briefly 3 DeLoreans in 1955, we never saw the one that old Biff had there in 1955 but he must of had one there somewhere.

[@Blaklighte]

@@elbertphillips8487 Why couldn't the DeLorean be buried in the cave the entire time? It doesn't make sense to say it wasn't there until the flying one was struck by lightning. If Western Union had that letter in their possession for 70 years, that means the DeLorean was also always there.

[@fmxgonzalez]

Trivia fact: If you look closelly you can see that the scarf that Doc wears around his neck in 1885 is made from the shirt he was wearing when he traveled to 1955

[@nothingtoospiffy7913]

That's awesome

[@javiermonarrez8666]

Never noticed that!

[@probably_afk]

Wow.. it's been years since someone actually shared something I didn't know about these movies! Thank you!!

[@Lucas-Stl]

10:25 Also Trivia fact, Marty was actually hung up during that scene.

[@fmxgonzalez]

@@Lucas-Stl yes! He actually pass out!

[@SYLTales]

There's a weird thing regarding the romance in this series ... When BTTF1 was released, I was about Marty's age in the film and identified with his romance. Now I'm about Doc's age, and I identify with his romance. It's the Great Circle of ... _Stuff_ .

[@TephulioTX]

Love?

[@kriscynical]

I love the "Great Circle of Stuff". 😂

[@williamjamesrapp7356]

I REALLY LIKE HOW BIFF was doing a different yet similar job of ACTING in this one. Actually a good actor

[@nothingtoospiffy7913]

Why the random caps?

[@tempsitch5632]

See him in brilliant old TV show Freaks And Geeks.

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

He technically plays the most characters in the series. 1955, 3 1985 versions, 2015, Griff, and Mad Dog. It's impressive

[@jammiedodger]

Think about the trilogy without Biff. He is honestly the underrated star of the the films. He NAILED each version - 80s bully, 80s coward, 1955 bully, Trump Biff, 2015 Old Man Biff, Griff and Mad Dog

[@tempsitch5632]

@@jammiedodger I thought that as a kid and still do. What he's doing is difficult as hell. I work with actors and I've met hundreds of them who cannot pull off one convincing character that is even based on themselves. They all do a version of what they want to be thought of, or what they think would look cool. This dude is nothing like any of the Biff/Griff's and each one is unique and real. I'll recommend again, because the entire series is good as hell, but some of the scenes between him and Martin Starr in Freaks N Geeks are next level (considering it's a sitcom - beyond next level).

[@pondersong5525]

I saw it in the theater in 1990. By that time the moonwalk was a bit passe in popular culture. When I saw Marty doing it that reminded me "oh yeah, this Marty is from 1985." It drew a laugh from the audience, but nobody cheered.

[@yerk55]

Man, I'm in my 40s and seen this trilogy a dozen times, and I'm tearing up right there with you. You nailed it calling these films like a warm blanket. They're damn near perfect in delivering exactly what they intended. And your new perspective showed me things I overlooked all these years, like all the cool long shots in this film. Thank you.

[@TheDruboni]

dozen? you are slacking

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

@@TheDruboni gotta watch the trilogy least once a year

[@steviehandsome4712]

BTTF3 is like a warm blanket! That’s what I’ve always felt. This is the first movie I saw when I came to America when I was five. It’s my favorite movie, and I put it on when I can’t sleep or am not feeling well.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

I love that Marty says “Great Scott” & Doc says “This is really heavy.” Just too good!

[@martind5653]

Proper friendship does that.

[@mrfusion3342]

2015 was so crazy because they knew when writing the script that any movie that goes to the future dates itself. So the design directive was 'make the future user friendly' and treat everything as a bit of a joke. The interview about the ending of part one being a gag turned into a problem with writing the sequels because they added Jennifer and said they were going to the future, so they wrote themselves into a corner for the start of the sequels that they had to write themselves out of. The 'Chicken' sting was intentionally overplayed in part 2 because the were concerned it wouldn't be remembered by part 3. Because part 2 and 3 were written as one film some set ups and pay offs were split between movies so they lent heavily on prompts in the hope people would be remember them across the films.

[@FloridaMugwump]

The chicken gimmick is to explain why Marty would do such stupid actions. When writing the script they must have been "Hey, no way he would do that, that doesn't make sense. Wait, what if they DARE him to do the stupid thing" Hilarious.

[@fredskull1618]

This movie gets me in the feels. Such a weird finality to this franchise that seems out of place in a Hollywood of today where no franchise is ever truly over.

[@ShanelleRiccio]

I agree there's almost nothing like it!! I was so sad to finish this one!

[@kylereese4822]

@@ShanelleRiccio The closest there will ever be to a part 4 is ` Ready Player One `... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYDKYZyehc9_msU Ernest Cline`s DeLorean from above movie :):):)

[@kylereese4822]

@@ShanelleRiccio ECTO88 DeLorean < the celebrate Ernest Cline's sequel book Ready Player Two....

[@crapstirrer]

Look at what happened to other 'classics' like Die Hard or Indiana Jones when they kept pushing on.

[@kylereese4822]

@@ShanelleRiccio WHAT.... WAIT... was you crying at the end ???

[@arap8217]

I love the switch in the characterization of Doc and Marty in III. It's Doc's movie really, not Marty's like I and II. Marty's plot arc was basically done in II, with III just picking up the "chicken" piece, so Doc really gets his chance to shine in this one.

[@terryv2006]

When Marty avoided the accident with the Rolls Royce, he changed his future. A future where he could still play guitar and wasn’t tormented by his mistakes.

[@KillerManzarek]

The guy challenging him is Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers

[@philmullineaux5405]

Biff should have won an Oscar for his characters! Zzz top is the band playing! U need the 3 disc anniversary set with commentary and outtakes!

[@Ueberschaer]

What a pleasure watching you enjoying the probably most satisfying trilogy in film history. This is so well written'. It works still...all over the years. Was a huge fun to watch your reactions.

[@ShanelleRiccio]

yay I'm SO glad! I don't think this trilogy can be topped seriously Im so sad it's over!

[@Ueberschaer]

@@ShanelleRiccio After I watched this masterpieces many years ago for the first time for me it remains only watching nice youtubers like you watching this for the very first time and sharing in your fun.

[@FatLittleButterfly]

@@ShanelleRiccio I watch this every year to relive the moments. and to catch things i never caught before

[@danilopapais1464]

The funny thing is the scene when Doc Brown says to Clara "Everything becomes clear" because the German translation makes it funny and more meaningful. In German he says it becomes clearer (the German word is "Klarer" which sounds phonetically iike the name "Clara/Klara" in its German pronounciation).

[@biguy617]

Claire was waiting for Doc at the same time he is looking at the map of the ravine. That means if he did go to meet Claire at the train station she would have never gone over the ravine.

[@tulinfirenze1990]

OMG I LOVE THAT!!!!!

[@Tricia_Guima]

@@biguy617 Original timeline: Nobody offers to pick up Clara from the station. So she rents the buggy and dies when the buggy falls into the gorge, and with that, the gorge gets its name. Second timeline: Nobody wants to pick up Clara at the station, but Doc offers, so the two meet at the station and it's love at first sight. At the celebration party, Bufort appears behind Doc and shoots him with that little gun. Doc spends two days in agony and dies on Monday. Third timeline: Nobody wants to pick up Clara at the station, but Doc offers, but with Marty's arrival telling what's going to happen and about Clara, the rest of the events, we see in the movie, Doc and Clara alive, married and with children, and the pass is tribute to Marty

[@Mac.2811]

In spanish it happens similar. Clear in spanish is "claro or clara" (in spanish genders are used in words, so "claro" is masculine and "clara" is feminine of the same word), so the Doc's sentence literally uses the word "claro" (in masculine due to the gender of the other words). Then the Doc says: everything becomes claro.

[@CaddyJim]

It didn't come up in the trivia but the actor who does the *(Moonwalking)* for *Michael J Fox* is a black actor by the name of *Michael Winslow* known for his sound effects & most infamously *Police Academy* series

[@SebastianSmith-c5t]

Another trivia is, Michael Jackson didn't invent the moonwalk. There is video from the 50s with guy named Bill Bailey doing it.

[@andreadeamon6419]

@@SebastianSmith-c5t bunch of kid breakdancers brought it back

[@AuspexAO]

No shit? That was Michael Winslow?! How random and cool.

[@moniquesalazar1678]

I like how Jennifer barely shows up, but is significant not just when we see her, but she gets mentioned when she's not present.

[@matthewganong1730]

Doc’s last lines in the movie get me every time: “It means, your future hasn’t been written yet. No one’s has! Your future is, whatever you make it. So make it a good one!”

[@One_Odd_Ood]

This is my favorite trilogy and as such I’ve watched a *lot* of reactions to it, and yours has by far been the best. Thank you for being so attentive and respectful and emotional to this series that’s so dear to my heart.

[@tulinfirenze1990]

Agreed!

[@SBaby]

7:42 - Hence why Twin Pines Mall becomes Lone Pine Mall once Marty gets back to 1985 in the first movie.

[@jamesrocks7010]

Marty had the idea for the bulletproof vest from the Clint Eastwood movie that Biff was watching in the alt 1985, which means in that universe Clint Eastwood makes a bulletproof vest ina movie that is based on a tale from the old west about a man named Clint Eastwood (Marty) winning a gun fight by making a bulletproof vest. Time Travel!

[@slowerthinker]

Although in "A Fistful of Dollars" Clint Eastwood's character *knew* that every single shot Ramone Rojo fired would hit right on the heart it would have been a massive gamble for Marty to make the same assumption here.

[@thedragon133]

@@slowerthinker better than nothing as he couldn't really stand up to a real gunslinger.^^

[@-M0LE]

Roadhouse

[@jeffreywettig5302]

ZZ Top are the three guys with distinctive long beards, spinning their instruments around, check early 80s MTV vids......

[@chrisofstars]

I see this as an absolute win

[@AllThatJazz707]

I rewatched the BTTF series recently and I have a new appreciation for the third one. I cried at the end of it too. It’s such a beautiful message.

[@Browncoat66]

The saloon old timer (Pat Buttram,) who said "must have got that shirt of a dead Chinee" played Mr Heyney in Greenacres and Petticoat Junction in the 1960's and has been in heaps of Westerns.

[@michaelavila4382]

Just seeing the joy on your face, Shanelle, makes me relive it all over again! Thank you so much!

[@El_Bueno]

OMG - when you brought up being 2 deloreans - blew my mind. Also, right after, when doc ordered a drink, you said “milk, chocolate” I about lost it.

[@celsovera91]

There’s a scene in a million ways to die in the west where Seth Macfarlane stumbles into doc brown’s shop and sees doc working on the delorean complete with Christopher Lloyd cameo

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

I absolutely love that it's all silent while Doc is doing his little journal then gets scared by Marty and falls onto the organ adding the spooky music himself. It's so well done. Plus we see Doc on the hoverboard gently reminding us it exists.

[@tulinfirenze1990]

And that he'll use it later.

[@ilovevegimite]

Thing is with the hoverboard from 2 is that Doc went and found the note after he sent Marty back BUT events got changed when Doc fainted so he never went and got the note back so died again so the hoverboard should have disappeared.

[@nicholasperrin3241]

Marty's ancestors after the frisbee scene were replying literally to his saying "far out" figuratively regarding the pie plate, similar to Doc commenting about the gravity in the future when Marty kept saying "heavy" in the 1st film

[@JPSE57]

I.E. the pie plate wasn't 'far' out, it was right there in front of him.

[@piratetv1]

It took me years to understand that. I would've taken it as, " they have Frisby pies all the way out in hill valley? That's far out from Bridgeport CT, but the Colt salesman from Hartford might have them

[@ReidBlakley]

I always interpreted it as her saying “he just read aloud the words right in front of his face cuz he’s a lunatic”

[@brezzainvernale]

In the Italian version when he is asked: "Where did you learn to shoot like that?!" Marty answers: "In Disneyland". I love watching movies in different languages, there always is something different

[@PKMNAssTrainer]

Nice. In the German version he answers: "Space Invaders" 😄

[@scottirvine121]

Lol how did I shed a tear watching this with you having watched this so many times?? Best reaction I’ve seen to this masterpiece trilogy

[@KeoTower]

I love that you do the trivia afterwards. It always answers so many questions you may have and it also informs you about so many moments that we want to point out as well.

[@becksimilian2955]

I love the role reversal of Marty and Doc in this one

[@MrKeychange]

I saw this in the theater by Roosevelt Field when it came out. I'd been waiting SO LONG for the sequel and to see two of them a few months apart was wild. Most people had seen the first one a thousand times, so it's hard to describe how exciting it was to finally have closure.

[@kevinramsey417]

The Neverending Story. You have to. It was a rite of passage for us 80s kids. And yes I saw BTTF 3 in the theater. It was awesome. The only one I didn't see in theaters was the first one and I've always hated that.

[@TheJamieRamone]

I second the motion!

[@henninggirl261]

Neverending Story and Adventures in Babysitting

[@robertdurant7934]

Just a heads up if she watches The Neverending Story...she better be prepared for the swamp scene.

[@TheJamieRamone]

@@henninggirl261 Ooo yes, I luved Parker Lewis' sister in that 1!

[@TheJamieRamone]

@@robertdurant7934 ARTAX!!!

[@thescotter74]

I’m a little late to the party, but I wanted to say how much I loved your thoughtful and emotional reaction. I saw all 3 movies in the theater, but I only remember seeing Part III specifically because it was with friends on the last day of my sophomore year in high school! This trilogy is so amazing, and over the years I’ve grown to love Part III the most. When I was a kid I loved Part II the most for the sci-fi elements of the future (flying cars!) and the alternate 1985. The timeline shenanigans and especially how they interacted with the original movie are still astounding. But as I’ve gotten older, I think Part III is now my favorite. The focus on Doc and Clara’s sweet nerdy romance, and the relationship between Marty and Doc that has been built up over 3 films, make it an excellent conclusion to the series.

[@martinbraun1211]

There is also a 26-part animated "Back to the Future" series with live action segments starring Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown !

[@nothingtoospiffy7913]

How did I not know this ? Lol

[@MrTommygunz420]

As well as a 5 part Telltale Games series with most of the original cast for VA

[@MiyuMedia]

YES! I used to watch that as a kid. It had Doc's family and Marty, also the delorean and the train. It was a fun adventure every episode and at the end of every episode it had a live action segment with Christopher Lloyd as the Doc, talking about science related to the story. Sometimes Bill Nye was there too, this was before he had his own show.

[@rsrt6910]

You sure you weren't just watching "Rick and Morty"?

[@matthewkreps3352]

@@rsrt6910 nah it was a thing. Major broadcast networks in the 90's had to have a certain # of educational programing. The BTTF animated series was one of cBS's shows.

[@theWoodrow321]

I just love the light up in your eyes, and the spark, and reaction, as a movie goer, and a fan of popcorn cinema to this movie. One of my favorite movies of all time, and I hope you we'll do more westerns. Thank you, and much love Shaney.

[@distemic]

Can't remember if I mentioned this on a previous bttf reaction, but Tom wilson, all the tannens in the trilogy, is a comedian and has a song in his bit called the question song. He talks about all the questions bttf fans always ask him and his answers to them

[@gokaury]

Love Tom Wilson! Such a funny, nice guy.

[@MiyuMedia]

Yes, he is super funny 😁. Here is his full stand up preformance from 2009. He does that song you mentioned at the beginning of the show: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6ivk4ltlteKjtU

[@joe6096]

When you watch this trilogy it just takes you on a huge, massive trip. When each film is over you really feel like you’ve gone through this massive, wild trip through history.

[@jimmyosterstrom8798]

Hi Shanelle. Back To The Future trilogy is one of my favorites! And I like Marty's and Doc's chemistry makes the movies so entertaining. I really like your reactions!

[@ShanelleRiccio]

Thanks Jimmy! Appreciate you watching!! :)

[@SCFowler1175]

I watch a handful of movie reaction KZbinrs and I enjoy all of them but yours are the most fun, Shanelle. I like your emotional reaction, it shows how invested in the story and characters and what happens to them you are, which to me adds more to the impact of the writing and acting. I didn't see any of the the Back to the Future trilogy in theaters but I've seen them all so many times I couldn't even estimate. I've owned then on VHS, DVD, and streaming, and now that they're on Blu Ray I'll pick them up in that format as well. Easily one of my favorite series.

[@josephscally6270]

I am just going to say that it was delightful to see your heart in this reaction. So lovely.

[@markus1327]

I love your reactions to these movies. I've seen them all countless times and your reactions put me in tears! I can't wait to see what you watch next.

[@wfly81]

Yep, "yella" or "yellow-bellied" means coward.

[@Splurr]

Great Scott!!! In this serie there are a moment when there are 3 timemachines at the same time. 1955. The car from the first movie waiting to be hit by the lightning, car from the second movie where they chase the almenac and from the third waiting in the cave. 3 cars representing 3 Great movies !

[@adlaistevenson2623]

"It was right in front of him" is one of my favorite lines from this trilogy (along with "excuse the crudity of the model"). The delivery and absurdity of it just gets me everytime.

[@thorstrebla980]

"Hey, lighten up jerk!" I always enjoyed that they didn't get that, but not many people seem to think much about it.

[@chrisofstars]

@@thorstrebla980 I appreciate that quip. It's Biff's confused af face and body language. You can feel he's second guessing himself like "is this a word I should know because I also realize I'm kinda dumb?" It's hilarious.

[@TommyBBQBessinger]

I love the retro music you play in the background when your explaining to your audience. Brilliant.

[@ceruleanblu3184]

Interesting that Doc just happened to be in the right location to save Clara from going over Shonash ravine, twice: By himself, and when Marty was with him. Emmett and Clara really were meant to be together!

[@DorkQueen23]

It is mentioned that Doc had agreed to pick up the new school teacher from the station. So in the timeline without Marty, Doc picks her up and they meet that way. In the other timelines, the original without Doc and the one we see with Marty, no one goes to pick her up so she rents a wagon by herself and the horses get spooked.

[@gartrellliddell3806]

I like when Doc blew into 1985 with that train.. Marty and Jennifer both got the Guitar throw you back stunt🤣..

[@Eidlones]

The whole formula works on another level too. History repeats itself.

[@bekindandrewind1422]

16:12 -- Yes, at that moment in time, there were two DeLorean's .. The one that had carried Doc to 1885, and the one that carried Marty... --- Doc's time machine was buried in the cave waiting for 1955 Doc and Marty.. --- For a LONG TIME, I kept thinking there was ANOTHER one that was forgotten somewhere along the line.. But then I drew out a diagram showing the leaps through time and no... It all gets tied up together in the end and there is no "forgotten" car..

[@christopherhorstmann5733]

I LOVE your reaction of this trilogy. This trilogy are my favorite movies of all time. I grew up with them as a kid and was absolutely captivated. I share your emotions on this trilogy! 😍

[@eddieanderson9399]

28:56 Marty doesn't just say Great Scott but Doc starts saying "This is heavy" like Marty does in BTTF1

[@teddyj5187]

Yay so excited you posted. Thank you perfect way to end a friday.

[@robertsmith3883]

You actually cried at the end ..Never change Shanelle!

[@sparky6086]

Saw all three, when they came out in the theatre. They were great. Everyone loved them.

[@magicalmiller]

Shanelle I was in the theater for all 3 the day they came out. And you are right it was amazing.

[@terryv2006]

With you’re movie maker eye, I’d really like to see you react to The Sting. It stars Robert Redford and Paul Newman. It was made in the 70s and was styled and set in the 30s.

[@DougRayPhillips]

And to "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." Same two stars, same director, totally different story and characters.

[@tcsam73]

The Sting is an amazing movie, it's one of my absolute favorites. I'd add that the original Rear Window with Jimmy Stewart would be one to watch too. A man basically trapped in his apartment trying to find out if the man across the courtyard murdered his wife. Hitchcock at his finest.

[@nemonusquam6419]

I don't go to the movies that often but when I went and saw this back in the day, it was the first and only time I've seen an audience do an standing ovation at the end of movie. Great stuff!

[@corvus1970]

I absolutely love this film. It's actually my favorite of the trilogy, and I'm glad you were so pleased by it. :)

[@SYLTales]

This is _long_ after you've reacted to this film (and I'm watching for the umpteenth time because I love it so much), but a couple of bits of trivia occurred to me that are ... well, temporal. When the film was released, people my age (I'm 56) recognized ZZ Top due to a signature move that they used in their music videos of the era. In their videos, the guitar and bass players would spin their instruments 360 degrees at their waists. In this film, all three spin both the guitars and drum 360 degrees at their waists. On a personal note, my Middle School French teacher's husband ran a limousine service. When ZZ Top toured in my area, he drove them around. My French teacher told us about it, but it being a French class, she insisted on doing so in French. She correctly prounounced the band's name as, "Le Zed-Zed Tope."

[@jonrazo7912]

I was there when it came out. Yes the entire theater laughed when Marty moon walked. I was 11 and it was awesome.

[@jojackmcgurk4499]

What's really trippy is there's a time in Back to the Future 2 when there were FOUR delorans in Hill Valley in 1955. 1. The original one that Marty drove in the first movie. 2. The one old biff stole when he went back to give himself the almanac. 3. The flying one Doc and Marty took to intercept old Biff and young Biff (when Marty was in the backseat of Biff's car) and 4. The one sitting in a mine shaft the entire time.

[@M3TR01DFANBOY]

The iron giant is one of the greatest animated movies of all time. Give it a watch if you haven't already.

[@noisecrime]

I love the Iron Giant, such a well made film, though for me its hard to decide between it and Watership Down (1979) as my favorite.

[@SeerMagicX]

It's so nice to see someone enjoy these movies so much, ones that are near and dear to my heart. I watch them every year on my birthday, for the last 30 years. When I was a kid, school asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up. I wrote time traveler. First time my parents ever heard me cuss, was "Damn! Damn Damn!".

[@dclore]

Also - another amazing 80's movie to watch is Princess Bride!! Absolutely classic fairy tale movie. :)

[@UTU49]

It would be awesome if she hasn't seen it and can therefore do a reaction.

[@dclore]

@@UTU49 I had hoped that that was implied lol

[@UTU49]

@@dclore That's just me crossing my fingers.

[@dclore]

@@UTU49 Roger! Mine too!

[@rodentnolastname6612]

The genius of this film is it echoes the previous moments or scenes with out directly copying them. They give justice to the actions but in different contexts

[@FallenHellscape]

Seeing these movies in the theater was amazing. I was 19 years old when the first one came out.

[@AndrewDixonMusic]

Brilliant, these Back To The Future reactions are the first videos of yours that I've seen. Really enjoyed them, It's been very interesting seeing how you approach the films not just as a fan but also from a filmmaking perspective, something which I know nothing about. You mentioned more trilogies, I can't imagine for one moment you haven't seen them but, the first three toy story films are surely one of the great trilogies of all time.

[@bobriemersma]

Who else remembers when carnival games used real guns to shoot .22 BB/CB cap cartridges, and later air guns?

[@holydiver73]

I saw all three BTTF movies at the cinema when they were released. When BTTF III was released in 1990, my local cinema had a BTTF day and played all three movies consecutively with a half hour break in between them for toilet and snack breaks. So I saw 1&2 at the cinema twice.

[@Drewit1]

I’m glad that I saw you react to these movies. It makes me want to go back and watch them myself.

[@JasonHauser125]

I can't think of any other movie that has such callbacks and repeat jokes that actually work. They don't make movies like this anymore, just so utterly original and satisfying and feel good.

[@trevdawg79]

Another great “Trilogy” to react to would be the Indiana Jones movies. There are 4 movies, but the first three are the only ones that matter :) Also, since you enjoyed the BTTF trilogy you should check out Josh Gad’s Reunited Apart series on KZbin. He did a reunion of the BTTF cast plus more!

[@HobGungan]

Crystal Skull is a good movie and absolutely matters

[@ajclements4627]

Crystal Skull is a radiation induced fever dream Indy had after he was knocked unconscious by the impact of the refrigerator.

[@mnomadvfx]

Arguably BTTF is the only true trilogy of the 2 you have mentioned. The stories of the 3 IJ films are largely unconnected while BTTF is one continuous story, like LOTR.

[@ralphroshia9247]

First Crystal Skull Does Mattter Second let's take whether its good or not out of the equation a 4th movie cant be part of a Trilogy

[@acesfn7316]

I couldn't really get into the 4th one.

[@MinecraftAedda]

Thank you for bringing me on this adventure with you. Somehow you manage to elevate an already great series of films right through the roof.

[@ericdegre3538]

"can you out run a bear?" "with a good pair of boots, yeah!" *throws boots at bear* *bear eats boots*

[@-_James_-]

I'm pretty certain that's the best thing to do if you're being chased by a bear. Discard an item of clothing, which will more often than not distract the bear and give you time to escape.

[@AuspexAO]

Bears are fast as hell. The best way to deal with them is to keep looking at them while you move sideways away from them. And, yes, if you have any kind of bait (which is anything scented) they will probably take a look. Bears are naturally curious.

[@dustinjones8887]

Shanelle's reaction to my favorite movie (trilogy) of all time was epic! I love her thoughtfulness, emotions and attention to detail. I was 13 when the original came out and 18 by the time BTTF 3 came out. I was right there, so it so awesome to see a genuine young woman's reaction through the trilogy and re-live it through her eyes. ....btw, ZZ Top is the 3 man band, not 1 person. It's forgivable to think it was 1 person bc they were named after blues man ZZ Hill. ZZ Top were the band playing at the old west dance twirling their guitars on their hips

[@DMSG1981]

"I could not pick ZZ Top out of a lineup" Nobody could. No one has ever seen their faces. They're all beard and sunglasses.

[@gregmcdonald8962]

Well, Billy and Dusty have beards. Frank Beard, ironically, does not, lol. Also, she refers to ZZ TOP as "he".🤣

[@Kairukurumi]

@@gregmcdonald8962 Because if you are in ZZ Top you have to have a beard but you can only have one. Frank already has one in his name so he cannot grow one

[@biguy617]

Yeah I have seen them in concert

[@eugenio1203]

You tearing up made me tear up and I have seen these films a thousand times, great reaction👏👏👏

[@RickSanchez78-d2v]

Never noticed before that that's Flea challenging Marty to a drag race

[@ShanelleRiccio]

yes needles! haha

[@celsovera91]

One of the reasons that Marty decided not to race needles because he learned from his great great grandfather seamus about his brother Martin who got killed because he got called chicken and challeged that person to a fight who subsequently stabbed him with a Bowie knife

[@Drforrester31]

Oh my god, that's why he was so oddly familiar! Had no idea

[@Masmiseim]

It is so satifying when you are left with a heartwarming ending. These oldschool movies might be right that the audience sometimes want to be happy at the end.

[@CaddyJim]

When *Marty's* asked where did you learn to shoot like that he says *7-Eleven* you forgot about the arcade game the futuristic kids are looking at in the diner in *(Back to the Future 2)* called *Wild Gunmen* which was all the rage in the *80's* even came on the original *NES Nintendo Entertainment System*

[@LennoxTim]

And 7-11 usually has one or two video game arcade cabinets back in the mid eighties. Fun fact: I used to play Life Force at 7-11 in 1986.

[@Fuzz32]

What’s interesting is that when it was dubbed for distribution in other countries, “7-Eleven” was changed to “Disneyworld”. Mostly because 7-Eleven wasn’t as well known in other countries back then.

[@LennoxTim]

And now when people visit the US from Japan they are shocked at the lack of sushi in American 7-11s. I say just wait a little longer ...

[@tulinfirenze1990]

@@Fuzz32 Yes - we only got 7/11 here in Australia a few years ago. People were really excited and there were lines to get the donuts and frozen drinks.

[@MrKeychange]

I've watched your reactions to all three SO many times. I don't know what it is, but yours brings me to tears every time. I saw the original on my birthday in '85 and it's very validating to see you experience it as deeply as I did. Thank you 🤍 FYI, the most apropos thing you did the entire trilogy is dropping an F bomb at the end of part three. After absorbing the full story, muttering "f-k" and wanting to be alone to process it is the right reaction.

[@ShanelleRiccio]

these three are still the best Ive seen on the channel! Nothing has unseated BTTF for me!! thanks so much for watching:)

[@MrKeychange]

@@ShanelleRiccio Thank you for all your hard work. xo Random note: I actually saw the first one at Roosevelt Field. I remember the parking lot having that same "cinematic wet" look as we walked back to the car afterwards.

[@ShanelleRiccio]

@@MrKeychange ahhh Long island?! hah that mall lot really does remind me of this lt from the movie. In the hey day of the mall

[@MrKeychange]

@@ShanelleRiccio Yup! I figured you'd connect with the visual if I mentioned that part. I still live in the area. 😁

[@ShanelleRiccio]

@@MrKeychange Love Long Island!! hah

[@billmann6278]

I saw all three in theaters and remember a lot of cheering during the film's and applause at the end. For a realistic western with touching moments watch Clint Eastwood's "Outlaw Josey Wales"

[@adrianhunter109]

The "run for fun" line is one of my all time movie favorites.

[@MadcapMatt]

There's also a telltale game series for this trilogy. You should definitely check it out!

[@stevendavis9655]

I lived in Ventura County back then, which is where several scenes of part 3 were filmed. The whole "racing Needles' scene was filmed on Doris Ave in Oxnard, CA, which was originally only a two lane (one each way) road. They totally redid the entire street, including adding the traffic light at the intersection. Also, the Delorean destruction scene was filmed in Port Hueneme, CA, right near Port Hueneme beach, just a handful of miles from where I lived. The mine and cemetery scenes were also filmed nearby. So many locals showed up to watch, it was crazy crowded and near impossible to see anything.

[@EveryDooDarnDiddlyDay]

Star Wars: "I've got a really bad feeling about this"

[@kriskhan8814]

I love watching you watch these. I saw them all in the theaters when I was growing up, and yeah, I was just like you, all excited and grinning from ear to ear, lol