REACTING TO BACK TO THE FUTURE PART 2 FOR THE FIRST TIME!| Movie Reaction & Review

[@RyanSmith-yu5ln]

Tom Wilson deserves more praise. He not only played five different versions of Biff, but he also played Griff and Bufford Tannen. He's definitely an MVP in this franchise.

[@BenBanjo87]

What were the 5 versions of Biff? I'd guess they are: 1955 Biff 1985 Biff (evil, start of 1st film) 1985 Biff (docile, end of 1st film) 1985A Biff (uber-evil, 2nd film) 2015 Biff

[@RyanSmith-yu5ln]

@@BenBanjo87 Right you are!

[@jbwarner8626]

Also, he plays such a despicable jerk, but in real life he's the nicest, friendliest guy you could ever hope to meet. That's a testament to what a top-tier actor he is 😁

[@presencerocks2224]

@@jbwarner8626absolutely! I cannot believe how much I find myself hating him as Biff but everything I’ve seen or heard of him as a person makes him sound like the best person to ever live

[@R1ch4rd74]

you are so right, he played a GREAT bad guy. every story needs a bad guy and he plays it so very well.

[@hyperchronicxlc]

Little trivia from one LOTR fan to another: When Marty is trying to show off his Wild Gunman prowess to the couple of young kids in Cafe 80s, the one kid who mocked him for using his hands was standing next to a young Elijah Wood!

[@killer3000ad]

And Elijah appeared again at the end of Back to the Future 3 as one of the Doc's children.

[@hyperchronicxlc]

@@killer3000adNo, he didn’t lol

[@r0bw00d]

More trivia: this was Elijah's first acting credit.

[@savagestarlight7311]

I was born in 1989 so I missed this trilogy in the theaters when they first came out. On 10/21/2015 a local cinema near my house played all three of them back to back to back. During the second film when Doc brown said the line, "We're descending toward Hill Valley, California, at 4:29 pm, on Wednesday, October 21st, 2015." The whole theater erupted in a thunderous applause. You couldn't hear the movie for a good minute. That was such an awesome experience!

[@ghomerhust]

i was happy/old enough to enjoy these films when they were still fresh. i had the first films soundtrack on CASSETTE when i was pre-junior high haha. absolutely fantastic storyline, i love these movies

[@LoneWhiteMage]

I went to something like that too. And everyone cheered as well.

[@daikyu3519]

@@ghomerhustThe movie soundtrack of the first movie was the very first CD in bought when i got my first CD player. 😊

[@Ar2_Dee2]

It's proof that this movie special effects are so good that you barely noticed that there are multiple scenes of the same actors talking to themselves it just looks natural

[@ch44227]

Michael J. Fox played both his son and daughter. For moving shots that had the same actor at twice, they crew used a brand new robotic camera that memorized the movements for the other takes.

[@johnwiese3926]

@@ch44227 At the table there were 3 of him, as himself, his daughter and son. That scene was filmed three time and clipped together.

[@Certifiable]

*same actors

[@TheNameOfJesus]

When I watch this movie, it's hard for me not to think about how exactly they filmed those amazing scenes with the same actor in the same frame twice. But in this movie, I think I can figure it out. If you want to see a scene with the same actor twice that you CANNOT figure out how they did it, watch this scene from Alien Covenant: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZzToYWved5lhMk

[@andrewmurray1550]

@@ch44227motion control - devised by Lucasfilm/Industrial Light and Magic back in 1977 Star Wars.

[@chuckhackett4493]

Jennifer is played by a different actress, in Back to the Future she's played by Claudia Wells who reprised her role in the Tell Tale game, in Back to the Future 2 and 3 she's played by Elizabeth Shue.

[@0okamino]

Speaking of Elizabeth Shue, there are far fewer reactions to _Adventures In Babysitting_ than there should be.

[@glennwisniewski9536]

@@0okamino Elizabeth Shue's brother, Andrew, is married to Good Morning America's Amy Robach who was recently fired for having relations with her married co-anchor T.J. Holmes, who was also fired.

[@matheusflores619]

She should play the game, it is so good, a true sequel to the trilogy

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

@@0okamino Same for Cocktail which is one of her best ever movies.

[@heyhocodyo97]

George Mcfly is a different actor too

[@chrisd7047]

As a little cameo, the guy that played Needles, future Marty's boss, was Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers. He also cameos in Part III.

[@andrewmurray1550]

and the band in Part III is ZZTop playing at the town festival.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

(Paraphrasing by the way song) so when flea's standing in line to see the show (back to the future 2) that night with the lights on, the heavy glow is coming from the DeLorean right? By the way flea Don hit the rolls royce! No wonder it was oversold.

[@Otonium]

LOTR - You have Frodo in the arcade scene, in the future.

[@kraven4444]

@@Otonium Yeah I thought she was a Fan

[@BearIslandComics]

The final scene where Marty yells “YOU DON’T WANNA GET STRUCK BY -“ followed immediately by the Western Union guy walking up to Marty is, in my opinion, filmmaking perfection

[@Za11oy]

That whole exchange is brilliant, I can just about imagine that after 70 years, the guy might as well have inherited the letter directly from his dad or his grandfather and have wondered his whole life if somehow, someone would really be there in 1955. I can only imagine the back and forth of the guy after that night, is that somehow a prank years in the making, or is prediction of the future not as much BS as he might have ever thought! Aha. I love that scene!

[@Rikrik1138]

Fun fact: The guy who delivers the letter is the same guy as the “you jackass” guy from Happy Gilmore.

[@BearIslandComics]

@@Rikrik1138 OK that's awesome. I had no idea but now it's like, "OH YEAH, OF COURSE". Haha

[@OrlandoOrtiz570]

​@@Rikrik1138no shit? That's awesome! Also one of the funniest Happy Gilmore scenes. Lmao he's such an ahole

[@Spidercat616]

And the best Western Union commercial!

[@CaddyJim]

The tunnel used in this movie is the same tunnel used in *(Who Framed Rodger Rabbit)* which is another Incredible movie

[@HesmiyuMC]

Which also starred Christopher Lloyd

[@Nate-Prouty]

Charles Fleischer, the actor who plays Terry (the guy in 2015 looking for donations for the clock tower and in 1955 he’s Biff’s car mechanic) was the voice of Roger Rabbit.

[@tabithawilliams7280]

Although Marty is the center of all, I think it's cool how the first movie is George & Lorraine's, part two is Biff's and the last is Doc Brown's story. Greatest trilogy ever! 😁

[@markmcgee2417]

I love when Marty says: "Great Scott!" And the Doc replies: "Yeah I know it's heavy."

[@argent-wolfman90]

You'd understand why Biff was furious by the $300 repair cost. $300 USD in 1955 is the equivalent of $3,496 in 2024.

[@MethosFilms]

Yep and minimum wage in 1955 was 75 cents a hour.

[@MethosFilms]

It would of taken his whole pay roughly 4 years to pay it off. No rent jo nothing just for the repairs

[@argent-wolfman90]

@@MethosFilms that makes it far worse. Its amazing how much buying power money had back then

[@MethosFilms]

@@argent-wolfman90 fully agree. I asked my grand ma how much she made. Because she is a girl she only made 45 cents a hour. Women didn't make what a mam makes back then.

[@argent-wolfman90]

@@MethosFilms its a good thing laws changed over time and allowed fairness

[@stephenyork7318]

I do love that this is a Steve Spielberg film and he also did Jaws. And he put the line in “still looks fake” 😊

[@HesmiyuMC]

and had the visual joke of there being so many Jaws films

[@nickperkins8477]

I love when Biff says, “What the hell is going on here?” you see the darkness and meanness come back to his eyes. Tom Wilson is such a genius in these movies.

[@an.american]

Fun fact: USA Today recreated a fictional 2015 front page. The recreation contains no classic filler text. Every story is fully written and specific to the world the movie's set in, such as "3 injured when mom re-hydrates pizza slices". Loved reaction ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Loved the movie ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Awelbeckk]

Swiss Terrorists ... Queen Die visiting the USA The president of the USA saying She is tired. And those nasty thumb thieves. We don't see it in the movie, but the newspaper has a back too, giving the weather minute per minute.

[@anderspemer358]

I have a copy of it.

[@ghomerhust]

dude i missed that! i gotta look it up! i love when publications jump into pop culture like that

[@charliepepper333]

Marty(Michael J Fox) walked into a guitar store I was working at & I sat & talked w/him. He was as nice as you’d imagine..great guy!

[@Silenced23]

How long ago?

[@christypriest30]

Honey, those of us who watched this when it was first released felt exactly like you did! I couldn’t even begin to guess how many times I’ve rewatched this series over the past 40ish years. Your emotions this time made me feel that energy we felt about this movie. So, I sincerely thank you for that!

[@GeekingOutWithPete]

I know this is 5 months after the reaction, but I'll add this anyway. lol. The Bobs (Zemeckis and Gale) said that if they ever had any idea that there would be a sequel, they never would have put Jennifer in the car at the end of the first one. They assumed this was a one and done and Doc's return at the end of BttF 1 was a McGuffin. Then they had to write a whole script around the fact that she was in the car at the end. Which is why she is basically unconscious the entire movie.

[@Minion_of_Cthulhu]

This was a really fun reaction to watch Miranda! I'm glad you enjoyed the film so much!

[@guidowinter]

It’s so briljant, and to think about the first time I saw it, around 1996. A friend had a dad, who taped Al three movies, and it was mindblowing to see them all together. And everytime you see them again, you will notice more little details how they tied in everything together.

[@havok6280]

They did get some things right about the future. 80s nostalgia. The Cubs winning the World Series. Big screen TVs. Video calling. Facial recognition. Paying with a thumbprint scanner.

[@DavidLewis-v4m]

I just caught another one, about 9 years early, but it looks like those screens were using AI generated rip offs of celebrities in the malt shop. AI Michael Jackson, for instance, and now we have AI clones of all kinds of people narrating youtube videos. Prescience is sometimes terrifying.

[@EatinPaste]

The cast are brilliant in these movies! So young, and so talented.

[@kaziu312]

The "I'm old/young" fainting scene gets me every time 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ChurchNietzsche]

"Shark still looks fake" ...

[@martyklestadt6766]

It took me a while (before captions) to figure out what the two Jennifers were saying there!

[@donaldduncan7095]

Your reaction is the best I've ever seen, you enjoyed it about as much as I did. Of course, part two had to be Deja-vu, at least you were lucky, and did not have to wait 5 years for part 2. One night I was coming home from my night shift job, and I saw these really bright lights in my neighborhood, so I walked over to see what was going on and was thrilled to discover they were shooting the Mr. Strickland porch scene, at 2 am all of the spectators left but me, so now when I watch that scene, I can imagine my much younger self there taking it all in. (almost like time travel ;-)

[@artsysabs]

What a fun little story!

[@leif712009]

That is really cool!

[@CleansHaven]

Doubt it

[@donaldduncan7095]

If you think that's hard to believe, I was also born Oct. 4 , 1955 10-04 (the same time lighting struck)@@CleansHaven

[@CleansHaven]

@@donaldduncan7095 prove it

[@Bucky07]

I have said for years that this movie is both beloved and yet also criminally underrated. You almost NEVER hear it mentioned in conversations about sequels that are better than the original but I absolutely believe it to be superior than the first one. The way it weaves it's way from the present, to the future, and then BACK thru the first movie is just a masterpiece in film-making.

[@ChurchNietzsche]

"Not a sequel, part of a Trilogy, completely planned." ... 😉

[@deegee6863]

"Martyyy he's in a 46 ford we're in a delorean, he'd tear through us like we were tinfoil" - tickles me every time LOL

[@Pir-o]

Now you know why this was my favourite movie. It's truly one of the best sequels and one of the best trilogies ever made

[@martyklestadt6766]

Same. The second one is my all-time favorite movie.

[@Ohjeezno]

I'm at the age where I can say that I saw the movie series in the cinema. It's a joycto see the younger generations enjoy them just as much as I did when I was a kid. Have seen these a million times about now, never gets boring

[@DW.Strangeman]

Me too, getting to watch films vicariously through first time reaction vids is awesome. After seeing this one and knowing I'd have to wait for the third was agonising though😅

[@loyalist1326]

12:01The irony of that scene is that they were a year off with that cubs prediction

[@megafan2000]

My favorite comment the day after that, someone posted that the 1994 MLB strike caused a paradox where the Cubs win was delayed by a year.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

That's pretty good accuracy for an event that has only happened once in the past 114 years!

[@DavidLaRocca-rc5yl]

It would have been cool if they could have also predicted the Saints winning the Superbowl, but I guess that would have been old news in 2015.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

HA !

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

BUUUT they did correctly guess that Miami would have an MLB team. So thats neat.

[@dudlife2892]

First time I've ever gotten teary-eyed watching this movie but seeing you choked up by your love for it really moved me... Looking forward to the *future* of your channel!

[@PaulinaAngel]

Part II is very suspenseful, and it somewhat shows how time travel can be consequential if not done properly. If you pay attention, you'll see a very young Elijah Wood in the 2015 scene with the video game, and Needles is Flea from the rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers. This is a great movie with some things in 2015 becoming to reality and how somethings still have come to fruition. Now......off to Part III

[@jessecortez9449]

A surprising amount of the predictions came to fruition. It may actually be the most prophetic of "future prediction" movies. Although the hoverboard and flying cars are still painfully nonexistent.

[@TheGenXInfluencer]

@@jessecortez9449hoverboards are a possibility. Just need to take something like a roller rink and have a giant magnet underneath it with the boards having magnets with the polar opposite side facing the rink. Problem is that the risks involved (money to be made versus the injury risks).

[@sneezindragon]

May I add, billy Zane from titanic is the cowboy outside the casino.

[@PaulinaAngel]

@@sneezindragon oh yeah, Billy was part of Biff’s gang in both movies.

[@TheGenXInfluencer]

@@sneezindragon he’s also in the first one.

[@zedxxx9]

It was extra fun to watch this knowing you were enjoying it so much! The third movie WON'T disappoint! Looking forward to viewing it with you! 🙂

[@linkfromhyrule5504]

They almost got one thing right, is the Cubs winning the World Series, but it was a year later in 2016. This is my all time favorite Trilogy. I bought all three Back To The Future T-shirts from Amazon a couple years ago.

[@martyklestadt6766]

I saw a theory someone had in another comment thread which suggested that in the BTTF world, the 1994 strike didn't happen, so the results here happened a year earlier there.

[@MusicDecomposer]

9:39 If you look closely, Marty & Biff have blue eyes, and Marty Jr. & Griff have brown eyes. So they’re not exact clones.

[@glennwisniewski9536]

Just for the record, Biff's grandmother's voice was done by Thomas F. Wilson... who plays Biff and Griff.

[@Xehanort10]

13:17 "Great Scott" is also an old Superman catchphrase.

[@KaineNiteStkr]

Easily one of the best reactions I've seen to this movie! Can't wait to see what you think of how it all wraps up.

[@jamescooper1731]

36 years this has been my favourite movie trilogy of all time I'm so glad your having so much fun with watching it as much as I had when I was a kid.

[@joeb918]

There used to be a BTTF ride at Universal Studios, you can look up the video for it on KZbin. It was great.

[@mattx449]

Literally my favorite ride of all time. I was crushed when they dismantled it.

[@cessnaace]

The sequence in the tunnel beginning at approx. 35:05 is the same tunnel used in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Makes sense as Robert Zemeckis directed both films, not to mention the first and third "Back to the Future" movies. Oh, and Parts 2 and 3 were filmed back-to-back. I saw all four of these Zemeckis films in a theater when they were first released. Oh, and the flying Taxis was a modified Citreon DS.

[@ESO_PRIME]

Movies were so good back in the day. Full of heart & passion. Unfortunately Hollywood has fallen.

[@macronencer]

5:21 I love that you praised the music just as Alan Silvestri's name appeared on the screen. His score (for the entire trilogy) is incredible. Wonderful composer.

[@JLOFlix]

Wonderful!! Your reaction was SO PERFECT! It just goes to prove that movies like these were made for reactions like yours!! Absolutely loved it!! I can't wait to see your next reaction in this trilogy!!

[@UnnLykley]

love the chaos of having bunch of screens and shows / music / games running. its fun to dj music with shows too and have it synced thebest~

[@PaulOfTarsus777]

This is truly one of the greatest trilogies EVER, and this one in particular had everything great about BttF

[@philstuf]

@9:35 That's a young Elijah Wood... Frodo Baggins

[@Dillpicks95]

This is my first reaction to your movie channel and I’m loving it back to the future is one of the greatest trilogies of all time.

[@calistodorren]

Don't no if you noticed Miranda as it was cut from the reaction and I don't know what version of the movie you're watching, but after old Biff comes back to 2015 with the DeLorean he collapses and seemingly fades out of existence; this is because in a deleted scene after Marty escapes from Evil Biff in the alternate time, his mother comes up to the roof, shoots and kills Evil Biff, so then Old Biff fades away because he died decades prior.

[@Ls71x]

You are right about Jennifer looking a bit different, that's because she is played by a completely different actress in this movie!

[@ArgonTheAware]

Claudia Wells had some family issues and couldn't be in this movie do that cast Elizabeth Shue instead that is why she has a different hairstyle

[@zandylovesrisk]

Some trivia about it is that both Jennifer and George were played by different actors. Because of the gap between films (1985 to 1989), stuff happened in between. the original Jennifer actress mom became ill and she had to step away from acting and Jennifer was played by Elizabeth Shue (Karate kid, Adventures in Babysitting) while Crispin wanted equal money to Michael J Fox and when the film company didn't agree, he walked. They ended up casting someone who looked similar but with prosthetics to make it look like Crispin. You can really tell in the scenes after Johnny B Good when Part 1 Marty is talking to the two of them. In recent years, October 21st is deemed Back to the Future Day and in 2015, the AMC near my house showed the first two films and timed it so the 2nd film started at the right time so when Doc read out where they were, it was that exact time!

[@namelessjedi2242]

This is why I love watching reactions to these films. Everyone falls in love with Back to the Future and has so much fun. It’s great to see! 😁

[@matthewjohnson3521]

The whole watching multiple things at once just hits home. I am currently watching this video and playing Watch Dogs.

[@Narutoanime16g]

😂it amazes me Biff was never arrested for trying to get Loraine but the manure gag is great, these are so well written

[@isaackellogg3493]

Things that are considered problematic today were just considered normal in previous generations. And lots of movies of the time showed Biff’s approach to romance as heroic and desirable.

[@baguettegott3409]

Probably would have been impossible to win a lawsuit about this then. Hell, it's basically impossible nowadays. The truly weird part is that Lorraine and George remain in contact with him and hire him to wax their cars and let him inside their house with all their children and stuff in the future. That would have been pretty easy to avoid lol.

[@EScoglio]

It's fun watching this movie now post 2015 and seeing how many things it actually got right and one I don't see mentioned a ton is out 80's nostalgia. In 2015 especially it was very high.

[@jamesgilburt1050]

Hi Miranda, I'm loving your movie reactions:) it's great you're working your way through the fantastic Back To The Future trilogy :) I love these movies! Yes please react to BTTF part 3 as soon as you can! I'm looking forward to watching your reactions to them back to back to back :) keep up the wonderful work you're doing, you're doing a great job, you're on of my favourite youtube reactors and I'm a happy subscriber who has the notification bell on :)

[@yomama629]

The auto-lacing Nike shoes Marty puts on when he first gets to the future were actually released by Nike a couple years ago. They actually have the auto-lacing feature as well. Only 89 pairs were released and they now go for several hundred thousand dollars at auction, making them the most expensive sneakers in existence on the resell market

[@CaddyJim]

*Michael J Fox* not only played (past present & future) *Marty McFly* he also played *Marty McFly's Daughter. Jennifer* was played by actress as was *George McFly*

[@jerrywalters8885]

Also the tunnel used at end for chase is same one in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

[@The_RedVIII]

Wow, I loved this reaction. I love to see someone who loves part 2 as much as I do. Everyone likes to say that the first one is the best, and yes, the first one is great and it was the first one, but this one has so much going on. The past, the future, an alternate present. Being able to see the first movie from a different perspective, the ending when Marty suddenly runs up to 1955 Doc. It's perfection! Still my favourite of the trilogy.

[@Moviefan2k4]

This movie was one of the first (if not the actual first) live-action films I ever saw in a theater. And having loved the first adventure so much as a child, I was rabid in my hunger for more. The alternate timelines were always easy for me to understand, and I give huge credit to both the filmmakers and Christopher Lloyd for that. The character of Doc represents the audience, so his constant exposition is both necessary and appreciated. Chris managed to deliver those lines with such boundless energy and humor, that they all fell into place and you didn't need a science degree to grasp anything.

[@megafan2000]

The reason 2015 George is upside down is to try to obscure the fact that it's not Crispin Glover who wasn't in part 2 and 3. He successfully sued Universal for using outtakes of him from part 1 without his consent. I only learned about that a few years ago. I always just assumed it was Crispin Glover.

[@homiedclown]

It actually went beyond that. Not only did they use previous footage, like you mentioned, but they also went to great lengths to trick the audience into thinking that Glover was still playing George. They actually used the face molds they made for his prosthetics in part 1, and put them on the new actor, to make him look more like Glover. Glover sued them for using his likeness without permission or compensation. He sued and won, so films can't just use the likeness of someone without their permission. Kind of prescient in this day and age, when they can practically create anyone they want digitally. Imagine making a movie that's a box office smash, and then the studio doesn't hire you for the sequels, because they can just create a CGI version of your body and voice without your permission, or even paying you. That's the kind of thing that the Glover lawsuit prevented.

[@megafan2000]

@@homiedclown never thought of it to that extreme of just CGIing you into a sequel with no consent. what's the reason Glover wasn't in the sequels to begin with?

[@homiedclown]

@@megafan2000 If I remember correctly, he didn't like the message that the ending of the first movie made about materialism. He didn't like the fact that the movie implied that because they had more money at the end, that they were better people. That money=happiness. To kind of make the point, when it came to sign up for the sequel, he demanded an outrageous amount of money as kind of an F-U to the producers, and of course they said no to the amount he was asking for.

[@leniobarcelos1770]

@15:59 LMAO! 😂 I lost it when you lost it. What a line.

[@sca88]

Earth Angel was the first record album 45 my late mom bought in the late 50's when she was a teen.

[@camerongordon5914]

This is my favorite of the trilogy. Cool, complex and without a clear happy ending. Also, the hoverboard is the coolest invention we never got.

[@MjrCoxwell]

My fave part of your reaction- "her curtain bangs, shes got bangs now, just the little things i notice" *doesnt notice its a DIFFERENT actress altogether* XD

[@brichan1851]

This is my second time watching your reactions to this trilogy. I just love your enjoyment and joy that you find in these films. I grew up watching them. I see all three in theatres. Seeing you lets me see them over again as if it were the first time. Thank you MaranDeLoreon!

[@andreabruson5558]

I feel you, Miranda, when you got confused by the Doc explanation of the fake 1985 situation; I remember myself as a kid, having to watch this movie many times before being able to get it. This trilogy is a real masterpiece and this second chapter is the best one in my opinion because of that highly intricate plot and by the fact we get to see three different times: the past, the present and the future, interacting to each other perfectly in the storyline. There is not a single moment when the story doesn't work, it's just perfect! This movie is used in film schools as an example of a perfect screenplay. Man how I love this trilogy! And for our generation of kids in the '80s, this is also a nostalgic trip to our sweetest memories!

[@Skywiser01]

I'm going back and checking a bunch of your reacts and I love that you are enjoying all these Back to the Future movies. I grew up loving these movies and glad you are getting into them so much.

[@georger.3489]

My favorite out of this trilogy. Had a blast with your reaction♥

[@brettleisy356]

"Eat Sh!t, round two" I died with that comment.

[@pasteye1671]

"He's not the brightest crayon in the box" shows just how wrapped up you were in the film. It's great to see someone enjoying movies this much. Anticipating great thing with III! Keep it going, pretty girl.

[@blackswanstudios6632]

This is the best BTTF part 2 reaction I've seen. Great job. It has a lot of magic to it and you did it justice.

[@Logan_1991]

There is a theory Marty died twice, once on Biff's roof, once in the tunnel after being rundown by Biff. That's how Doc knew when and where to be. Great reaction.

[@starlighter93]

I've never heard about this theory. It doesn't feel right to me though. I thought Marty went to the roof because that was the plan, that Doc picks him up there. The first thing Marty did was to look down, I supposed he was looking for Doc. Then he had an upset reaction for Doc's not being there already. The tunnel thing on the other hand was always a bit disappointing to me. It is clear that when they shot the scene, the car had to be pretty slow. Also that's the same thing Biff tried to do in the first movie, just before he hit the manure truck. Marty could have done the same stunt here. So it wouldn't have killed him. And Doc knew what was happening, he was following Biff's car from above the whole time. I'm guessing he went to the tunnel exit first, saw Biff's car do a 180, then he flew back to the entrance.

[@AdhamOhm]

​​​@@starlighter93When Marty shows up in Biff's apartment, Biff asks "How'd you get past my security downstairs?" It subtly alludes to the fact that Marty accessed the building via the roof with the help of Doc.

[@starlighter93]

@@AdhamOhm That makes sense. Doc was probably in the area the whole time, he just had to fly around in order to not being spotted.

[@DM00SE]

So glad you appreciate the films as they deserve to be appreciated they are the best 3 films ever.

[@anthonycragg451]

You were a joy to watch, I know you will enjoy the last one. The three films were written at the same time interweaving the stories

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I know that's true of numbers 2 and 3, but I'm pretty sure #1 was written first. That's why you'll hear the story that the ending to #1 wasn't actually intended to be a sequel teaser, which is why Jennifer ended up going to the future in #2 only to be unconscious for most of the time.

[@MGower4465]

Technically, what Doc explains on the chalkboard is Brane Theory. When Marty goes back to 1955 prime in the first movie, he creates 1985a, the time we see with the changes to the mall outside tiwn, his changed family, and a humble Biff. In the first of this movie its 1985a, followed by 2015a. Biff goes back to 1955 prime but fails to prevent 1985a, but creates 1985b, where he's super-wealthy and the town is a hellhole, this leads to 2015b, where Biff is living his best Biff life. When Marty goes back to 1955 from 1985b, he creates 1985c, which is much like 1985a, but Biff kniws about his future self and time travel, so its not quite 1985a because Biff is different. Marty also learns to be less impetuous when called "chicken", so he is not his 1985a self either. But in Brane Theory, 1955 prime also happens as it did the first time, leading to 1985 prime and 2015 prime, which we never see. 1985a and b also happen, leading to their respective futures, as does 1985c. And every one of those realities has a version of every person native to that Brane.

[@petertoth3477]

Oh well, the excitement I have just by watching your reaction :D This trilogy is my favourite for a reason :D I can't wait for the third one, which I like the most, and for all the BttF merch you're gonna get yourself😁 The actress playing Jennifer is indeed different in this and the third movie: Elisabeth Shue (some might know her as Ali from the Karate Kid universe - another trilogy you could gladly react to in case you haven't seen it before Miranda :) )

[@MisterTipples]

Thanks for doing these! I'm getting second-hand nostalgia watching your mind get blown!

[@Thylonicus]

Great reaction. It's fun to see someone fall in love with the trilogy.🙂 Fun fact about the "future of 2015"--the filmmakers knew they couldn't really predict what would happen, so they didn't bother. They just went with what would be a fun setting for the future shenanigans, and one that was vastly different from the other two time periods.

[@jenssylvesterwesemann7980]

Again, you made a wonderful video, and I'm stoked to see what you will make of BTTF 3! A fun tidbit: one of the kids at the arcade shooter game in the 80s Cafè was our very own Elijah Wood 🙂!

[@jamesdamiano8894]

Marty's dad is actually not played by Crispin Glover from the first one because apparently he was being very demanding to be in this, so the producers cut him out of the film and they cut his role so they used someone else since it wasn't a big roll anymore. It's also funny how when they first land in the alley and leave Jennifer there for a while. You can see all the trash are laser discs and cd's which basically came true since everything is streaming now. There are a couple of more things that came true. For example using your thumb print for identification. I'm glad you enjoyed this one because I really dig it also where a lot of people felt it was too confusing and feel it's the weakest of the three, but it's cool as hell.

[@bobbuethe1477]

The story I read was that Crispin Glover refused to come back because he was unhappy with the ending of the first movie. He felt that it equated happiness with material possessions, and he didn't like that message.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

@@bobbuethe1477 I'm not sure about that either. The producer claims it was Crispin's demand for the same amount of money that MJF was making. So I guess it comes back to who you choose to believe. Either way, it's a fun trilogy.

[@glennwelsh9784]

@@bobbuethe1477 I heard that as well. But after Glover declined to return, they ended up using his likeness in the sequels, and Glover filed a lawsuit against the studio over it and won. It actually had HUGE consequences in Hollywood afterwards regarding studios and companies requiring legal permission from actors and performers to use their likenesses.

[@Mattsterweb]

i believe that was also the reason George was in the upside-down thing in 2015, to make it harder to tell that it wasn't Crispin

[@jamesdamiano8894]

@@Mattsterweb Yes you are correct

[@piplup10203854]

16:15 That had me laughing equally as hard and why can't we have that huh! The little disc of pizza to instant full size pizza! If only!

[@leif712009]

Yah these 3 movies are at the top of my trilogy movies along with the first 3 Indiana Jones. The 3rd installment doesn’t disappoint either, looking forward to your reaction!

[@gossguy7947]

I've seen quite a few movie reactions of the BTTF trilogy but never have I seen anyone who is so vividly vibing with it as you are! Especially the part where you're excited for Biff to be covered in manure once again made me smile. It's the best trilogy of all time and I'm happy you enjoy as much as I do! Welcome to the fandom! Btw. did you notice that the old Marty and his two kids were all played by the same actor?

[@william_santiago]

This one is my favorite of the series. The next one is a bit over the top and overly sentimental, but cute in an 80's way. edit - Yea, foreshadowing is a lost art in Hollywood today.

[@Murrlin27]

Thank you for your effort! The list of first-time movie watching youtubers is growing but that doesn't diminish their delightfulness!

[@calebsanders7826]

17:38 In case you were wondering what happened to Old Biff when he returned to the future. Well it’s most likely that Marty’s mother Lorraine shot him sometime in the mid-1990’s because there was a deleted scene that showed Biff being erased from existence in the year 2015

[@BenBanjo87]

That's right - Lorraine shot Biff around 1993 (with the same gun Biff used on George, no less)!!

[@calebsanders7826]

@@BenBanjo87 it was revealed during the secrets of the BTTF trilogy special.

[@JohnRandomness105]

That would have been a universe-destroying paradox, because Biff never brings the Almanac to young Biff.

[@NephritduGrey]

@@JohnRandomness105 Actually the timeline explanation doesn't work already as as soon as Biff delivered the Almanach it would be the new timeline which according to Doc would mean old Biff would travel to an altered 2015 and not the one pre delivery.

[@JohnRandomness105]

@@NephritduGrey I recall Bob trying to explain how he made Doc and Marty in a world consistent with the new timeline in the last few scenes before they returned to 1985. I don't how successful it was.

[@BeachcomberNZ]

It may have already been mentioned, but in this movie there are actually four DeLoreans in Hill Valley at the same time. The one from the original movie, the one Biff went back in time in, the one Marty and Doc went back in time in from the altered timeline, and the one Doc had put in the mine.

[@KennethJaeger]

After you finish BTTF 3, you may want to watch Who Framed Roger Rabbit (if you haven't seen it). Another great Robert Zemeckis film.

[@martyklestadt6766]

And if you do, you'll recognize that tunnel.

[@nathanielseymour8108]

Thanks for the reaction! I'm glad you enjoyed it and your enthusiasm makes the movie a lot more fun. I never had a chance to see this in the theater but this is as close as I've come so far! Keep up the good work. 😁

[@battlestarnomore]

Here I thought nothing could make me happy today. 😊

[@Mazecraft]

Seriously forgot how good this was! Probably the best sequel ever made imho! I'm loving watching your reactions and so glad I found your channel!

[@EternalDensity]

the multi-screens was a great prediction, which I think grew out of a riff off the "no one has two TVs!" joke in the first movie

[@micahbelly1899]

Part 2 is my personal favorite of the trilogy. Mostly because it shows Biff at his absolute worst, but also because it has a variety of different time periods.

[@justjc51]

The most fun thing is that the actor playing Biff, Tom Wilson, is a good guy and a great comedian in real life. He actually made a funny song about how it is being recognised as Biff that can be found on his KZbin channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6i8ZqJom9h6bbs

[@baguettegott3409]

@@justjc51 I was so sure this was gonna be a rickroll...

[@philrob1978]

This was so much fun, and your genuine excitement is really infectious! Subscribed and look forward to your reaction to part III and whatever else you decide to do!

[@michaelmcmillan1473]

Love your reactions to those movies it’s one of my favourite Trilogy’s of all time they have a tv series, comic books, video games, 2 music videos, and theme park rides it’s one of the greatest franchises of all time

[@circa81]

Fun fact, they knew no matter what they came up with they would predict the future wrong so they just went with the funniest and silliest stuff.

[@nicholasjohnk1]

Except where the news paper mentions “Queen Diana to visit United States”

[@thetinpin]

Ok... uh... where do I start... um, ah! I actively search for reactions to this trilogy because of it's significance to me during my childhood and teenage years, as well as the use of the year I was born (1985) as the cornerstone year in the story. I have watched an ungodly amount of BTTF reactions on KZbin... like, at *_LEAST_* 20 of them... because I wish I could experience these movies for the first time all over again. You NAILED it! Hands down, *_this is the best reaction I have seen to BTTF_* thus far because it so closely matches how I felt and still feel about these movies. Your end review _literally had tears welling up in my eyes_ because you absolutely nailed my own personal opinion and experience with this trilogy. In doing so, you achieved exactly what I have been looking for - the chance to relive my first BTTF viewing in an almost identical fashion. Thank you for making my day, week, and month tonight, as well as providing me with a brief escape from worrying about my best friend's poor health. Needless to say, you have a new subscriber with all notifications enabled. Also, you gotta watch BTTF3 in the immediate future for all the same reasons that BTTF2 had to be rushed!

[@grunge_surf_witch_uk9130]

I was a 76 baby grew up with lots of 80s films recorded this many times off tv seen it over 20 plus times!! One of my all time favourites!!!❤

[@Slgjgnz]

Welcome to the fandom of the best movies ever! Love your reactions, can't wait for the third

[@airmaildolphin7013]

I loved Back to the Future in 1985. So much so that I even had an outfit that kinda looked like Marty's outfit complete with suspenders that I wore to watch Back to the Future II! This trilogy was so important to my life from the late 80s through early 90s!