Back to the Future (1985) with Mich REACTION

[@Sidistic_Atheist]

5:02 I always loved the fact that, the teacher that say's "You're just too darn loud" is played by *Huey Lewis* The guy who sang the actual song "The Power of Love" that was a hit worldwide. ha ha ha

[@CocacolaBoy83]

yeah funny, and back in time too

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

Huey said that actually happened to him: someone said he was too darn loud & he said "I don't know what that means?" so they put it in the movie!

[@ryan_hawks12]

I can’t wait to watch Michelle’s (and Ellie’s too) reaction to part 2 & 3!! One of the best trilogies ever made!!❤❤

[@devinobrien9743]

The best trilogy ever made!

[@eMemoryCard]

*Back to the Future 4* within 1 year!

[@Tom-fu7xo]

Not sure if you noticed but at the beginning of the movie the mall was called Twin Pines Mall with a backdrop of two pine trees but at the end of the movie when Marty returns to the mall the sign says Lone Pine Mall. Marty drove over the pine when he first went back in time and destroyed it.

[@JedHead77]

29:07: What Biff meant to say was “Why don’t you make a tree…and LEAVE.” 🍃

[@DB-kl9bp]

He said it wrong intentionally.

[@JedHead77]

@@DB-kl9bp He was just too stupid to know that he was wrong.

[@spacecadet28]

and leaf..

[@brandonflorida1092]

@@DB-kl9bp He did not.

[@dwaneanderson8039]

When Biff calls George an "Irish bug" it's because his name is McFly, but names starting with "Mc" are actually Scottish, not Irish. Biff is too stupid to insult people properly.

[@torpedoboy4]

I saw this in the theater in 1985, but it took me about 30 years to realize that the “weather experiment permit” was simply Doc paying the cop a bribe.

[@PennyLance]

Yeah I think there’s even a deleted scene of him bribing him lol

[@JohnRandomness105]

I didn't realize it until I saw the deleted scene, in which the "permit" is a $50 bill.

[@PaulSchober]

"Let me see if I can find it here", Doc says as he's rummaging through the bills in his wallet :)

[@eluv9660]

Anybody know what happened to Viki and Lia? They haven't been on the channel for over 6 weeks

[@0okamino]

Yeah, he’s just going to, you know, “take care of that, right here in Brainerd.”

[@mikealvarez2322]

Everyone agrees that George is a bit creepy because he's a peeping Tom. But if you look closely it appears that the window he is looking through is in Lorraine's house. Lorraine's father yells out, "Another one of these kids jumped in front of my car!" All this leads me to believe that Lorraine is just as creepy as George. He's a Peeping Tom and she's an exhibitionist.😮😊

[@EShelby2127]

Years ago I worked on a golf course grounds crew with 10 guys and we had to walk from out start of the day assignments to the mowers, past an apartment building @5:30am, and there was a woman who exposed herself at her bedroom window, EVERY MORNING!

[@notouchingnotouching]

Nah. Even if that was Lorraine in the window, we know for a fact she didn't know who George was at that point. It's super creepy. No one should do that. But, unrelated, now I'm wondering why the dad was driving so fast in front of his own house.

[@consterus]

I never thought about it. Interesting guess!

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

@@notouchingnotouching wrong; she was changing in the window 'cause she was boy crazy & George wasn't the only one peepin'

[@cFull_Rtrd]

No I doubt that. She is on the 2nd floor and assumes no one can see into her window. She didn't expect some guy to climb a f'n tree to look at her. One guy obviously told his friends about it.

[@zmarko]

"They're like Rick and Morty!" Me: no, Rick and Morty are like them.

[@josephross7936]

Exactly, they stole the characters from this movie.

[@MissouriJohnson]

​@josephross7936 due to the fact that Hollywood has been Emotionally Exhausted & Morally Bankrupt for decades.

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

@@josephross7936Stole? They are definitely very similar, but not enough to be a copy. Inspiration is more accurate. Rick and Morty does that a lot. If you want something that basically is a copy, try the Trans-dimensional Council of Ricks. It’s basically the Inter-dimensional Council of Reeds from Marvel.

[@windandcloudshadow158]

@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 Rick and Morty started off as a parody of Back to The Future confirmed by Justin Roiland the creator stole or inspired? It's up to you to decide.

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

@@windandcloudshadow158 Yeah, a parody. Not a copy. Just like how Metroman from Megamind is a parody of Superman. Obviously, they copied some shit. Like powers, appearance, skills, etc. But they are still quite different. And so is the story.

[@Yooperbuzz]

The car is a DeLorean and had a stainless steel body. The company was only around for a couple years. Song is "Johnny Be Good" by Chuck Berry. You know the guy the band leader called on the phone.

[@justinhephner2117]

thats because delorean was just using the car company as a front for cocaine: In October 1982, DeLorean was charged with cocaine trafficking after FBI informant James Hoffman solicited him as financier in a scheme to sell 220 lb (100 kg) of cocaine worth approximately $24 million. DMC was insolvent at the time and $17 million in debt.

[@brandonflorida1092]

The really fast, rocking song Marty plays at the dance is the 1958 "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry, the primary inventor of rock music. Berry was one of a handful of men who invented rock and roll, and probably the primary one. In fact, this song is part of the invention of rock. Berry was the first person inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and was inducted on the day it opened. The Beatles were huge fans of his.

[@0okamino]

Chuck Berry was definitely a great contributor to solidifying what rock and roll would be, in a time when it was still mostly nebulous as a style/genre.

[@justinhephner2117]

and Yes, Mich was correct, the characters of Rick and Morty were ENTIRELY based on Doc and Marty

[@michaelschroeck2254]

14:32 Marty’s intention here was not to time travel but just to get away from the attackers. The time circuits were set already by doc and left on.

[@BuddyNovinski]

Check it again. Marty turns it on while trying to escape.

[@doncotton3367]

What I love about this reaction is that Ellie and Michelle, by watching this movie, are looking back in time to 1985, 39 years ago, and noticing all of the things that were current at that time like they are ancient history - which they are to them. 39 years is farther back in time than how far back Marty McFly went - 1985 to 1955 - only 30 years. ❤

[@jtoland2333]

There are two television shows from the 70s and 80s that I would encourage you to check out. First, Family Ties, which was Michael J. Fox's show. He was actually filming the show while also working on the film. Poor guy was working almost around the clock, sleeping about three hours between jobs. Yet he still turned in a great performance. A true professional. Second, Taxi, inwhich Christopher Lloyd played a burned out hippie cab driver. I think you would find the whole cast amazing as most of them became household names. Up until BTTF, this was Lloyd's signature role.

[@0okamino]

Though he had already been acting on stage for a while, Lloyd was relatively a latecomer to the big screen. His debut was in _One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,_ when he was 37. On average, that’s more of a peak year, possibly when getting a first Oscar, rather than debuting.

[@MrTech226]

Ellie & Michelle Teacher with the bullhorn is the singer named Huey Lewis. His band, Huey Lewis and the News did the opening theme song, Power of Love.

[@MrTech226]

Sad news that there are rumors of reboot or remake of this iconic trilogy. Question: why? if true!

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

And"back in time".part3, ZZTOP appears.

[@jessetorres8738]

In my opinion, Back To The Future is the most consistent movie trilogy, at least in terms of quality, which is ironic because it breaks the key rule of a trilogy of essentially doing the same story 3 times, yet it works given the motif of history repeating itself. Look at all of the elements that appeared in all 3 films: Marty saying "This is heavy" & Doc Brown saying "Great Scott," Marty hitting his head & waking up with a version of his mother taking care of him, Marty walking into a diner & encountering a Tannen as well as a Strickland, a chase scene in the town square & Marty almost crashing into a vehicle, a Tannen crashing into manure, a scene where a character wears a bullet proof vest, pictures/documents changing, Marty being called "chicken," & of course the entire clock tower scene all appear in each film.

[@PeterBuwen]

He found Doc Brown's address in a book. Yes, in a phone book. Don't you remember those? Everyone used to have a phone book that had all the phone numbers and sometimes the addresses of the people in a town. And there were phone books in the public phone booths. Marty used one of those here.

[@dwaneanderson8039]

And the phonebook manufacturers gave them to everyone for free. They left one on the doorstep of every home and business. They delivered new ones every year. They were paid for by the companies that posted ads in the "yellow pages" section of the book.

[@0okamino]

I still remember them as being so thick that it was considered impressive for someone to be able to rip one on half. However, the last one I ever received (many years ago) was smaller than the average manual for a car.

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

no, but i was born in 1995

[@Logan-ed4pu]

I love the irony in that the guy who plays the judge in the beginning saying they're just "too darn loud" was played by the lead singer of the band who wrote the opening song lol.

[@danielhaas9612]

Huey Lewis and The News.

[@michaeleberly7351]

He was a little more than just the lead singer. He wrote all the songs as well as this one “The Power of Love”.

[@BenWillyums]

the song Marty's band is playing is a heavier version of one of Huey's songs

[@troyrizzi2713]

He didn't write all the songs. Many outside writers were used. For the most part he co-wrote maybe 6-7 songs on every album. He never wrote a song by himself. All songs are co-writes.

[@michaeleberly7351]

@@troyrizzi2713 Yes you are probably correct. Since I don’t literally own a copy of the liner notes of all their albums I will accept your information as correct.

[@AlonsoTherion]

this movie is perfect! Every detail they present us at the beginning is relevant to the story

[@SeerMagicX]

High end remote control cars in the 80s did have remotes like that with big antennas.

[@0okamino]

Even more commonly for RC planes.

[@iiiDartsiii]

still got one of those lol

[@Rallarbusen]

1,21 GW is about what one (big) nuclear powerplant puts out. Smaller ones tend to be in the 0,6-0,8 GW range.

[@poulmadsen7969]

I love this reaction. The best moment is at 46:42 when the two of you perform the synchronized "scared face", ha ha! It's brilliant

[@ApolloCDR]

I like the fact that the instrumental guitar solo Marty uses in his walkman to get George to change his mind is actually played by Eddie Van Halen!🎸

[@JedHead77]

42:20: The singer Marvin was calling his cousin *Chuck Berry* who sang that song “Johnny B. Goode”. 🎸 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIOyqImoe5V2m8ksi=SvgFVz_4bXDV7ABH

[@thomastimlin1724]

"Great Scott!" was a common expression used in the Superman Comic Books and others in the 1940's, 50's 60s, which, whe Doc uses it [overuses it} become hysterical...

[@kellymoses8566]

If Back to the Future was made in 2024 they would go back to 1994.

[@0okamino]

I guess the joke could be Tracey Bradford calling up Dave Grohl, while Marty plays the “oldie” _Everlong_ on stage.

[@ryan_hawks12]

I loved getting to watch this film with you two beautiful, lovely ladies, it’s such a classic and one of my favorites ever!! Love the reactions as always!!❤❤

[@craigplatel813]

Not knowing what a phone book is!😂😂

[@s.biertumpel3761]

That´s what makes movie reactions so gold!

[@krdragon6950]

Back to the Future was released 39 years ago today ~ July 3rd 1985

[@MrSamR100]

🤣🤣🤣 so good you had me laughing so much but especially when Michelle said I'm so tired of this scene 🤣🤣🤣 during the storm at the clock tower

[@ryan_hawks12]

I JUST watched you ladies react to this last night and I had so much fun watching it with you beautiful ladies! I also watched Ellie’s solo reaction the other day, such a classic and loved both reactions!!❤❤

[@sca88]

ACTUALLY AC/DC started in the early 70's.

[@0okamino]

Back when the signature schoolboy uniform Angus became known for wearing on stage _really was_ his uniform from school

[@HeidiDenoble]

Now you absolutely have to see parts 2&3.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

25:45 the great debate this scene caused years later was the pronunciation of “gig” we say gig with a hard g. When asked at the time the scientist on staff said the proper pronunciation is “jig” not gig. We reference to gigs of data…. But technically it is supposed to be jigs of information . But popularity always outshines truth in society.

[@0okamino]

It’s just a pronunciation that eventually got back to its Greek roots, after taking a long trip through other countries.

[@mattslupek7988]

For the record, ladies, 88 miles per hour is equivalent to 141.62 kilometers per hour, just to put it in perspective for you. 😉

[@JohnRandomness105]

Significant figures, please. 142 kilometers per hour. (I don't like calling an initial 1 a significant figure.)

[@calebclunie4001]

...per (Earth) hour.

[@Jordashian93]

Sci-fi comedy classic at its very best. If only they could make them this good in the 2020's.

[@cFull_Rtrd]

The mall when he left was called Twin Pines and when he returned it was called Lone Pine mall. He ran over one of the pine trees when he was driving away from the farm.

[@StannisHarlock]

"Hey, you. Get your damn hands off of her."😂 This was a cute reaction

[@Flyby-1000]

The punch heard through time!!!

[@phtevenj]

Fun Fact : Rick and Morty creator Justin Roiland based them on a cartoon he made early Doc and Mharti, and THAT cartoon was inspired by Back to the future 🤣🥰

[@johnthatcher5533]

Woo woo woo when Mich and Ellie are talking about phone books I guess I need to taken out the back 😂

[@OgreProgrammer]

Behind old man Peabody's barn!

[@0okamino]

I guess I’d describe it as like a contact list, except printed, and weighing about 2 or 3 pounds because almost everyone was in it.

[@NoTibio710]

The funny thing about the letter is that the Doc taped all the little pieces together so he could read it.😂

[@mikealvarez2322]

I was in junior high school when Johnny B. Goode came out. It was right around the time when "the music died," the plane crash that killed 3 of the greats of Rock n Roll.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Excellent trilogy. I hope you two are gonna watch the rest of back to back. They tied these movies together expertly

[@VeraxMusic]

When Aragorn kicked the helmet, he actually broke his foot. Just kidding 😂

[@JamesASharp]

This film is a paradox. Film critics still debate today why this movie is such an enduring classic that is still standing the test of time. The Back To The Future franchise is one of the greatest franchises in the history of cinema. Great reaction Homies! 👍🏿

[@JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul]

'Make like a tree and get out of here', the joke there was 'make like a tree and leave' (a tree has "leaves")... and may I add that I have recently subscribed to the channel and you four make me smile and make me laugh most times, and I find it so refreshing that all of you get so insanely intense into your reactions while watching the movies just makes my day or night... and may I offer a suggestion? Having a few boxes of Kleenex on hand will help with the tears that often run down your face on a movies gooey parts... 😅❤ oh, and the song he played in the dance was "Johnny B Goode" by Chuck Berry...joke was the band on the stage, singer was named Marvin Berry, Chucks cousin...😂

[@mattkevlarlarock5469]

I LOVE this movie, and seeing it through fresh eyes makes me love it all the more.

[@WillS.TheSuperReds.]

I have watched Ellie's reaction of Back To The Future a couple of times now and I loved every minute of Ellie's solo reaction. I recently watched Ellie's reaction to Back To The Future again , just like I did when I first discovered these two absolute beauties that is Ellie and Michelle and their "The Homies" KZbin channel, which I am very happy to support by the way, especially for Ellie and Michelle 😘😍🥰🤗. I look forward to connecting with you both and watching more and more of your beautiful reactions to other movies on here that your yet to discover , watch and react to ❤❤. I can see why Ellie likes it so much and is one of her favourite movies , if not her favourite and that's why she as introduced it to Michelle. Ellie and Michelle thank you to both of you for being so kind , caring , sweet , loving, amazing and awsome , beautiful ladies , please Keep Smiling and laughing as you always do beautiful ladies, because I LO❤E to see and hear it. Especially when I see you both smiling and hear you two both talk and laughing, it always brightens up my day and puts a massive smile on my face 🤗. Also please keep your amazing reactions and content coming because I LO❤E every single minute of it and LO❤E spending time with the both of you two.

[@hawkmaster381]

Weather permit = $20 cash in hand.

[@nathan.brazil780]

D9nt hold the peeping part against George. After the dad hits Marty he said "another one of these kids jumped in front of my car" which implies she enjoyed leaving her window open knowing she was being watched

[@arturovandeley]

Or dad's reckless driving

[@Mcfly85A]

Yes,she knows guys are watching and she likes it.

[@WHADATBOYNAMEIS]

‘Tab’ and ‘Pepsi Free’ were both sodas in the 80s

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@36:10 "park" in the 50s and 60s is sort of understood to mean kissing, touching, and, um, doing other things with your date in a car.

[@JedHead77]

31:36: No, actually. Those glasses were used to watch movies in 3-D, which first came out in the 1950s. 😎

[@kurtisschilk1218]

7:20-7:23 is the greatest reaction EVER

[@Patriiiiick]

22:41 You did a perfect George McFly laugh!

[@gmunden1]

Most telephone books/directories are only available online. The "White Pages" are telephone directories for homes. "YELLOW PAGES" are telephone directories for businesses. The physical directories were phased out as mobile phones became popular. There are still some small towns and remote areas in North America where phone books/directories are still available because cell phone towers and mobile phones are not in use because there is no cell service.

[@samwetherhold08]

My current city still makes both white and yellow page books. I found a set at a local library. I was impressed to learn, instead of a landline, it included cell phone numbers.

[@jefferyshute6641]

"Back to the Future, " is a great film. Very iconic. Thanks.

[@calebclunie4001]

Directed, by Robert Zemeckis. This was one of the most quotable films, in the 80's. "Forrest Gump", was the most quotable movie, of the 90's. When everyone left the theater, after watching "Cast Away", in the 2000's, they were all yelling the same name..."Wilson!" Look up, his other movies. Always, his characters are dealing with one fear, or another, and, hopefully, healing from them. It strikes a chord, in all of us.

[@peterdawson7198]

Hi, thank you so much for reacting to BTTF Part 1 and for your great reactions. Please watch Parts 2 & 3 as BTTF really is The Greatest Trilogy EVER, and from your reactions, you are going to love them. Spoiler alert, when you get to the end of part two it will show 'TO BE CONCLUDED', it may be best to stop it there as it shows some bits of part three, which can spoil it for some people. 🙂 ❤

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Rick and Morty were modeled after Doc and Marty, originally as a spoof. In fact, Christopher Lloyd played a live action version of Rick at one time.

[@JohnRandomness105]

1:50 One clock shows the right time. It's on the floor, on it's side, and Marty walks right by it. The skateboard rolls past it as well, when it hits the Plutonium. It's a blink-and-you-miss-it moment. 10:30 And if his calculations weren't correct, they would have been in deep doo-doo of a different type. The bully principal had a point. 20:10 "Naughty Birdwatching". 24:20 It isn't until the third movie that we find out that this dog is named Copernicus. 43:50 "What else could go wrong?" The problem I have is that there's a one-minute time window, and that corresponds to one and a half miles at 88 mph. But the movie takes that question in a different direction.

[@Gor85]

You just watched it😁I'm glad you enjoyed it so much😁It's fantastic movie!😁Funny,epic, I love the story,characters. Doc and Marty are pure legends!😁Bye girls😁

[@gazlator]

Such a joy to see Ellie and Mish so captivated by this classic movie; you just know they've thoroughly enjoyed watching it. Now bring on the second part!

[@BenWillyums]

no, don't bother with the other films, they are horseshit

[@noah_ncl0223]

This trilogy is so nostalgic 😊

[@chuckster255]

WARNING: If and when you have your friend watch part 2, make sure she doesn't see the previews for part 3, which are included at the end of part 2. Those previews contain spoilers for part 3.

[@danielcameron9857]

That's how it was intended. They showed them in the theater when part 2 came out... Part 3 was released less than a year later. It isn't a "spoiler", it's a teaser :)

[@chuckster255]

@@danielcameron9857 Those "teasers" reveal too much of the plot, hense, they are spoilers.

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

October 26th 1985,the first time trip,my birthday,I was 10 years old at the time.

[@samyheath8103]

My favourite movie

[@michaelschroeck2254]

Whenever I see a review for this movie I love watching the fans try to beat each other to the lone pine mall and Huey Lewis reference. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤣🤣🤣😳 well done guys! How about the homeless guy at the end is the mayor from 1955?!?!

[@AH87saxo]

The “notebook” is a telephone directory. It was a common element in homes in times past. There used to be the telephone directory, of the corresponding city, in each house, to be able to locate the phone number of whoever you had to call (landlines ☎️, because if you don't know it, although it is obvious in 1985 and even less so in 1955, there was not even a era It is common to have mobile phones, let's not even talk about smartphones...)

[@andrewriggio]

Fun fact: Rick and Morty was originally going to be Doc and Marty, a spinoff of this movie, but they could not get the rights so they changed the name and the premise.

[@Shawn_Dark_Heart]

5/5 Some of my favorite movies are from the 1980s, and "Back to the Future" is no exception. I can see how Bob Gale (producer/writer) and Robert Zemeckis (director/co-writer) made it a memorable timeless classic, yet I don't even know where to begin; everything about this classic is just perfect. One of the reasons why I love "Back to the Future" so much, is because it tells a sensational story about how a person's skills and plans can effect somebody, especially how one can plan a good future for people.

[@ragnarocking]

Napoleon Dynamite, True Romance and Swingers are surprising omissions from your library.

[@supersentaiguy]

Doc and Marty was indeed the bases for Rick and Morty

[@OgreProgrammer]

Mich got right into it! Especially at the car scene.

[@dgarza421]

Yeah, even in the 90s we had ancient technology, called a "phone book" where you could look up phone numbers of people you know. Not everyone was listed though.

[@alexstauffer3359]

Idk if you noticed the manure company name on the side of the truck, it was D. . Just keep an eye out in part 3.

[@ritahamblin1043]

Girls rik and morti was born from the back to the future movies. Grate movie trilogy watch this in the cinema when it came out. Love your reaction to this

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

Famous event on October 26th,"gun fight at the ok corral."

[@jimglenn6972]

Doc’s house is the Gamble House of Proctor & Gamble in California.

[@traydevon]

Stop saying they’re like Rick and Morty. They came first, so Rick & Morty are like them.

[@binxbolling]

This is not 1985 acting. It's just comedic acting.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

15:18 great question…. Andcthe problem I have with time travel stories. If you travel back in time, the earth would not be where you left. It is spinning, revolving around the sun, spinning around a galaxy and the universe is expanding. The earth would not still be in the same place you left it.

[@WillS.TheSuperReds.]

As always I LO❤E to watch both Ellie's and Michelle's reactions (movie) videos especially when it comes to movies such as Back To The Future which is without a doubt a absolute classic movie that was around back in the 1990's when I was growing up in my childhood and was a very popular movie around then. It's not my most favourite movie personally , but it's still a great one to watch , most of all when watching it with both Ellie and Michelle for sure though, but like I already mentioned , also because it's an absolute classic movie for sure that never as and never will get old and never be forgotten about. I play GTA (Grand Theft Auto) V Online on my PS5 and love driving / flying around in the classic " Back To The Future " Car on there , especially when I have the police on my back 😁😃.

[@glennwelsh9784]

Yes, Doc and Marty were the direct inspiration for Rick and Morty. Basically, Rick and Morty started out as an animated short that reimagined Doc as a foul-mouthed drunk and Marty as a coward, and the show sprang from that.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

22:58 🤣🤣🤣🤣 there are 6 tvs in my house!!!!

[@mikesilva3868]

Huge fan of the back to the future movies 😊

[@ricardochavez8695]

My childhood back in the future that's a great show back to the Future part II

[@eluv9660]

Great reaction! Nice to see a movie back on the channel for a change. If you haven't noticed, your views for movies are much higher than for tv series. You might want to pay attention to that since I assume you are running a business here.

[@mikeaninger7388]

“Is it’s a Toyota?” ☠️💀☠️💀

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

Crispen glover,the actor that played George mcfly.

[@henrytjernlund]

Perfect reaction. Thank you.

[@blvckdoll]

This movie and the other sequels are always rewatchable. Never gets old. You should react to musical classic 'grease' & grease 2. Think youll love it❤

[@gibbs615]

Ya know it was a very good thing Doc Brown wasn't a MAD scientist! He was a sane one😉

[@myeckwaters]

So I can add telephone books to the list of things that remind me how old I am.

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

Notice before Marty left,it was the"twin pines mall,when he came back,it was the"lone pine mall".;?

[@KevinKnight-by4yt]

Marty,s dad,George mcfky is played by cripin Glover.

[@Howiex-is8gq]

You're mouth was going 88 mph. Nonstop!😂....

[@johnwest5837]

Back in the day everyone had a Phone book Big cities like Chicago there were Thousands of names in the book Homes and Businesses.

[@inmoviesempire]

never realized that Ellie's laugh is like George McFly's

[@richiecabral3602]

That was so intense! And I don't mean the movie. I mean watching Ellie's cup perched on the arm rest of her chair as she moves around, the tension building as I was waiting for it to fall! That was heavy!

[@wayneblanchard4635]

The best trilogy ever made,please enjoy the experience.

[@rachardmcintyre6560]

8:20 My favorite car!!!🚗🎞