Back to the Future | The Very First DeLorean Time Travel Scene

[@eSyncNetwork]

Please, please, never remake this. It is perfect and will forever stand the test of time as it is.

[@Dremag_Gaming]

Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale already said no many times to a remake and many actors also agree.

[@masterblaster7688]

Dont worry...noone will ever see it...n those that do will regret it🤣😂🤣😂🤣ummm ghostbusters???

[@TalesCembraneliDantas]

But I guess they must make a fouth part

[@baederella]

If they remake it they will make it worse

[@chrisburton8612]

@@TalesCembraneliDantas someone made two movies out of the back to the future game on KZbin its actually pretty good

[@louieandtommysdiscountedit3177]

This is the perfect “feel better” movie to me. I love this friggin film.

[@YeetTheSlavs]

Same, I watched this after I finished watching The Godfather part II and this immediately snapped me out of my depressed mood.

[@CLA82529]

This is the perfect movie IMO.

[@ninarances9074]

I love this trilogy too! I thought it's gonna be another time travelling movie, where things will get confusing, because it involves time travelling from one year to another. But no! I genuinely love this trilogy! And the songs! There's a Broadway musical too!

[@Movietuff]

The ending is still kind of tragedy when you think about it. lol.

[@Movietuff]

@@theAstarrr yeah, luckily Marty McFly is a tough kid.

[@Thomas_H._Smith]

Fun Fact: When this scene was first shown the test-screening audiences hated it. Until the DeLorean showed up again and they all cheered. The reason they hated it was because they thought Einstein was just killed.

[@YouthFreedomFighters]

That's what I thought when I first saw the scene, until Doc mentions that Einstein and the car are intact.

[@schris3]

Old audiences were just too naive, it's obvious there's going to be a catch on it.

[@mrmister3782]

They didn't hate it, they were in shock

[@JustJohn505]

@@leandro4552 virgins? wtf kinda comeback is that? this aint the 80s anymore grandpa go take your meds and your afternoon nap

[@swanihilator6748]

@@JustJohn505 What did he say? He deleted his reply.

[@SunlightGwyn]

I love the pure enthusiasm Christopher Lloyd portrayed playing Doc Brown. He has maxed out charisma stats.

[@notthatdigusted7468]

He was born for that character similar to Arnold being the t-800 terminator, Harrison Ford being Indiana Jones, Richardo Montalban as Khan, etc.

[@DonaldFranciszekTusk]

@@notthatdigusted7468 And how many other people could be born to other roles and things, but they were killed through abortion?

[@disrespecc9678]

@@DonaldFranciszekTuskwhat does abortion have to do with this

[@DonaldFranciszekTusk]

@@disrespecc9678 Don't you know that abortion ends a little person's life? That he will never be a great actor and history has lost him forever?

[@disrespecc9678]

@@DonaldFranciszekTusk stop shoving your abortion preaching into a BTTF videos comment section.

[@revelare_xvii6269]

This movie singlehandedly made the Delorean one of the most iconic cars of the 80s.

[@mickeydrago9401]

Even though the car sucked 😘

[@MrWill9002]

And 1885. And the 1950’s

[@BenJabituya]

And in 2045, in the film "Ready Player One".

[@tommyt1971]

I actually remember hearing about the DL 2 yrs before the movie came out -- my 6th grade teacher told us about DeLorean himself and the gamble he took, losing a shitload of money, etc. When the car was first brought out of Doc's truck I muttered to myself "That's a DeLorean!"

[@FormulaPunRacer]

It’s a shame there hasn’t been an Irish car manufacturer since then. To those who don’t know, the Delorean Motor Company factory was based in Dunmurry, Ireland 🇮🇪

[@Dremag_Gaming]

For those "worried" about anyone remaking these movies. Please note that both Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale already said No many times. Some actors have also agreed on that as well

[@vs6x3]

😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@Dremag_Gaming]

But of course, that does not rule out an appearance of characters or car (the movie version not actual car since they don't own that)

[@louissteven8862]

@@vs6x3 I wish maybe they had another game at least. Some confinuatoon of fje srory

[@daveiskilla1584]

@@louissteven8862 Yeah, I need season 2 of Telltale's Back to the Future: The Game.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

That doesn't help too much. Universal have the rights for the franchise, if they decide to do it, they will.

[@The-yi8gl]

Back To The Future is my all-time favorite film. Nothing will ever beat it, because nothing CAN ever beat it. This film never gets old, even after watching it hundreds of times.

[@johnsantiago4810]

Same here!

[@Yellow__13]

Same here, dawg! I have the exact same opinion. Shit is the best bro. Nobody can say this is trash. Nobody can say it’s trash and have a salary job. Nobody can say it’s trash and get sex. Literally anybody who says that can’t stop pleasuring themselves 24/7, they gotta be the laziest most underachieving mofo on the planet to say that. And I’m talking smack about every single trash, idiotic human being that thinks so. That’s how much I love bttf

[@michael1234252]

Same here bro

[@dorianhardgreeves6101]

True

[@TheMasterQuests]

Good pick for all time favorite

[@Aquahutch702]

5:17 There is just something about the little nuances of how Michael J. Fox reacts to "plutonium" that only Michael J. Fox can do. Such a gifted actor, even today. He's got some screen time with Denis Leary in "Rescue Me" that hit me the same way. There will never be another like him.

[@johnsmith60]

who stores plutonium in a heavy duty road case lol

[@John-ct9zs]

Michael J. Fox has this uncanny ability to both sound like the smartest, wittiest guy in the room, and also switch gears to sound as smart as a door knob but also convey enough street smarts for a typical suburban white kid. Fox played intellectual smart ass and know it all Alex P. Keaton in his TV sitcom Family Ties, and then played several regular intellectually average Joe characters like Back to the Future or Teen Wolf. The charm probably lies in him never becoming too goofy, and making you feel like you the audience is in on the joke while the characters around him are oblivious. The only other actor that came close to being that way was another 80s teen star, Matthew Broderick, who was the only other actor I could have seen pull of Marty McFly if he was given the role. Broderick played a whiz kid in Wargames, and then switched to play a slacker cool kid in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

[@alexanderrahl482]

He was in a Vietnam War movie. Casualties of War I think. Wasn't to bad actually.

[@Icetea-2000]

"Are you telling me this sucker is nuclear???!" 😂 Lost it the first time I saw that

[@Icetea-2000]

@@John-ct9zs Yeah Broderick definitely had the same charm, really liked his performance in wargames too. However, to be fair he probably didn’t look as good as Fox which is arguably important because it makes it more believable that like every girl has the hots for him and lorraine immediately falls in love with him too.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Both actors have incredible lines deliveries throughout - Michael J. Fox’s “are you telling me…you built a time machine…out of a delorean?” Still one of the best lines in movie history.

[@ajerqureshi6411]

Fun fact, this was the first scene they shot with Michael J Fox after getting rid of Eric Stoltz...there was general nervousness in the air on whether or not this was still going to work, but when he gave the line about the DeLorean, it got the first on-set laugh that alleviated crew concerns.

[@stevencoardvenice]

I grew up with it. DeLorean was normal to me as a time machine

[@suzunakuraki3747]

That’s why Zemeckis fired Eric Stoltz. Even Stoltz was happy to leave. It just didn’t work with him

[@arturodelarosa4394]

I prefer: "When this baby hits 88 miles an hour.. you are going to see some serious shit." Closely followed by: "Roads? Where we are going... we don need roads" From BTF2. But this whole sequence is magnificent. It feels now in hindsight like history being made.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

@@suzunakuraki3747 I don't think Stoltz was happy at all! They had filmed a good chunk of the movie with him and midway through he was let go of the production. It must've been incredibly hard for him to swallow that pill, since he was approaching the movie on a more tragic standpoint, because when Marty returns, the characteristics of his family has completely changed due to his actions in the past.

[@NoriMori1992]

"When this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious shit." What I love about Doc Brown is that he's actually a lot more grounded than people tend to think of him when they recall this movie. In fact he's essentially a pretty normal guy, he just gets very excited sometimes. That's a tough balance to strike, but the writers and actor pulled it off.

[@DaleWinarski]

ONE POINT TWENTY ONE JIGGAWATTS! (but actually, it's a "gigawatt")

[@agm8554]

@@DaleWinarski Doc used the alternate pronunciation. Gigawatt has two pronunciations.

[@BassRocket]

Yeah sorry but normal guys don’t rip off Libyan terrorists in the 80s and steal their plutonium for the use of the homemade nuclear reactor you built by hand and installed in your DeLorean Time Machine.

[@bryanthernandez9769]

@Mobsoazthis is the real Rick and Morty they were inspired of this two people

[@stevencoardvenice]

Yeah and he trades in weapons of mass destruction with international terr0rist syndicates... apart from that he's normal

[@onlinefriend3889]

3:43 "One more thing Marty, never set it to the year 2020"

[@hycron1234]

Marty: "What, do we become assholes or something?"

[@TheTallMan50]

@@hycron1234 Doc: "Not us marty...our President"

[@csic123]

@@TheTallMan50 OK. 😂🤣

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

Or 536, or 1348.

[@JESUSARMANDORIVAS]

@@Demonetization_Symbol why?did they burn me at the stake or something?

[@seawyatt]

Doc Brown starts off as the film’s hero in my opinion. He stole the plutonium from the terrorists to fuel the time machine and likely saved countless lives by preventing them from making the bomb they were looking to have Doc build for them. This film means so much to so many people, including me. Dare I call it a "timeless" gem?

[@Anderterx]

he didn't even have to travel back in time to avoid it

[@michaelbrummel6710]

@@klenmcrock5265 Putz!

[@klenmcrock5265]

I prefer schmuck. It was a bad joke I apologize.

[@michaelbrummel6710]

@@klenmcrock5265 👍

[@Xer0280]

Ah, I see what you did there

[@arizonashane]

So Doc left his dog alone in a speeding car and put himself and his friend directly in the path of that car... and was shocked when his experiment actually worked.

[@awesomegirl5190]

Well he knew the delorean was gonna disappear before it hit them

[@arizonashane]

@@awesomegirl5190 His shocked reaction suggests otherwise.

[@ZacV47]

@@arizonashane to be fair even if you know that your calculations were correct, the first time you really tested time travel you would still be like Holy shit I did it, regardless of if u knew u were 100% right😂

[@ZacV47]

@@arizonashane or he coulda been depressed with his work not working and was gonna take out his dog and Marty with him

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

Yeah, Doc is not completely right in the head. He's the personification of the so-called ''crazy scientist''.

[@duartesimoes508]

The vest worn by Marty was manufactured in Japan and its price was absolutely insane.

[@Sirenhound]

Well, all the best stuff IS made in Japan.

[@noob3snlthenoob835]

@@Sirenhound and China i mean, literally almost everything is made in China though

[@nikdog419]

@@noob3snlthenoob835 Yes, but at the time in the 80s, it had just shifted from the US to Japan.

[@TheJurassicSquadYT]

@@Sirenhound ..unbelieveable

[@michaelblaine6494]

Well done🤣

[@cbalan777]

I think this is the only movie about the 1980's that doesn't feel "old" or "outdated" in part because it is about time travel.

[@katalbinson6562]

The movie ironically feels “timeless”.

[@houstonhelicoptertours1006]

Nonsense. 😑

[@HornetBojan]

Almost everything from the 80's is better than today's crap especially movies.

[@seankock7649]

It does feel old, but its fun

[@MaxP_88]

80s movies are the best. Why does only stuff that is "modern" has value? What kind of mentality is that? The charm of the stuff that was made in a particular era is the fact that it couldn't have been made anywhere else. The stuff that was made in the 80s is awesome and they're not doing anything like it today. Boring uninspired music and aesthetics and comic book adaptations (and I say this as a comic book fan) or ironically, rehashes of 80s stuff. I didn't live the 80s but there will never be another era like it.

[@RuleNo2NoNames]

I am living in an era, were I was privileged to see MCU Infinity war and Endgame in theaters. I can only imagine those folks who would have seen this trilogy in Theaters, that would have been some time. This trilogy will never get old. As if it will feel, like this Trilogy will itself do a time travel in each generation.

[@0nly.mally1]

NO, JUST NO

[@0nly.mally1]

TheNikolatesla34 relax man just stating my opinion

[@renjiantan3893]

Scott Lang: Not if we strictly follow the rules of time travel. That means no talking to our past selves, no betting on sporting events........

[@0nly.mally1]

Renjian Tan I understood that reference

[@zestydude87]

Well said...I was 15 when this came out and I remember leaving the theater thinking, that was a damn good movie!

[@ExhaustedElox]

I love the thermodynamics of the car. It put out so much heat in the jump that it had to become so cold to absorb it back whenever it arrives. Otherwise, the net energy of machine will be positive.

[@thebluedragon07]

could stainless steel metal help with that in a real world application?

[@kani75]

And it only generated that much ice on first jump.

[@robertmorris8997]

@@kani75 It was used to it the second time.

[@deanwinchester7179]

@@kani75 Just my own made up excuse but if that was truly the first time jump it may have used more energy or did more "damage" ripping time open; after that it was already weakened so didn't have as much of a reaction.

[@Adrian-qr6gk]

wait can someone explain this to me please? i don't get why it had to be cold.

[@anthemlog]

I am so glad the Robert Zemeckis won't let this be remade.

[@SpartanStan156]

As long as he is alive... Which is why we MUST support and wish him to live much longer!

[@royalcass]

and Stephen Hillenberg didn't allow Nickelodeon to do Spongebob spin-offs and 3 months after his death, 3 spinoff shows were announced. It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when

[@randomguy6158]

@Versatile Wolf if your a furry your opinion doesn’t matter

[@bbarrettgriffith]

@@royalcass That really sucks to think about, maybe he can sell the rights off to some fans

[@KhanMann66]

@Versatile Wolf Get off the internet kid.

[@Splandrocity]

My favorite scene of any movie ever. The excitement of Doc, the bewilderment of Marty. Einstein. The Drama of the scene exit, absolutely cinema gold.

[@tamarabrevis8900]

😅😅😅

[@hiamaraldvaan7221]

His face when steam comes out of the car

[@atakanyldz1926]

I realised this now. Marty trusts Doc with his life as a car comes to them at 88mph and he didn’t move a muscle. Yeah he attempted but after doc says watch he kept his ground. No one would do that.

[@carlos00700]

Fuxking true bro. This is a fuxking top tier plot armor comment

[@DefgirRZawa]

@@carlos00700 wtf has this to do with Plot Armor?

[@mrleenie7993]

I can’t believe it’s almost been 35 years since this Amazing Trilogy was Born

[@dixcelpixel]

@mra irs ．．．．ｗｈａｔ？

[@tydshiin5783]

@@dixcelpixel what did that guy say?

[@burtmaclinfbi3993]

There is only one trilogy, dude. Amd its not that Lord of the Rings garbage.

[@f.s.1429]

did you already beat someone to death today ron?

[@Danielguy101]

@@burtmaclinfbi3993 there are 2 actually Bttf and the raimi trilogy (spiderman)

[@cs2528]

0:48 I love the energy wave that appears in front of the car. It's the first indicator the DeLorean is starting to tunnel through the time barrier.

[@terrymgs]

And that energy flux comes from the top of the car.

[@neonnat]

OMG 😮Thanks for pointing this out 😍👏😘🥰👏👏👏

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

I love the sound it makes.

[@BlaneNostalgia]

He could've asked Doc anything that would benefit him like who will win the superbowl or lottery but he just says "look me up". Marty is a true friend

[@Roger-hp1yg]

Christerpher Lloyds best role ever!! No one else could played Doc Brown any better.

[@mickeydrago9401]

Imagine somebody else as Jim in taxi

[@SunlightGwyn]

He was also great in Angels in the Outfield.

[@MagicAl5F4781]

The year before this he was Klingon fighting Captain Kirk.

[@monkeyman767]

So, something I just noticed about the special effects in this film, at 2:12, just as you hear the three blasts of the DeLorean. In full speed it looks like the car just appears with lightning around it, but if you slow it right down, you can see the car acctually appears 3 times in 3 different pieces before fully appearing, the bonnet, the mid section and the rear all appear seperately and slam into each other and they match the SFX of the lightning *perfectly*. For late 80's special effects that is some incredible attention to detail, they could have easily just made it blurry or hard to see, but it's all there and it's awesome. Watching at .25 speed helps.

[@slavacernarus7083]

5:36 That face and gesture Christopher Lloyd makes is golden!

[@Yashirmare]

I just really like the "well that just happened" face at 2:46

[@porpus99]

When this scene was first seen by the test audience, the crowd was silent at first. Because they thought Doc had killed his dog. Then once the Delorean reappeared the audience went insane.

[@raven4k998]

funny how the Delorian has to do a burnout to accelerate as quickly as my bmw i3s in sport mode🤣😂🤣

[@Dilllonm]

@@raven4k998 na the delorian would smoke your car its just gonna time travel to the finish line lol

[@Ethan-oo2wh]

“When this baby hits 88 miles per hour....your gonna see some serious shit”

[@Orangeflava]

Hey that's what Doc Brown said in this very video clip! 😛

[@imissmycerealasmr1681]

Or “serious stuff” from the old NBC Sunday Night movies lol.

[@sprittel]

'Your' is the second person possessive adjective, used to describe something as belonging to you. 'You're' is the contraction of 'you are'. You sound like a dumb ass when you spell it like that in this context. Now why don't you make like a tree and get that bad grammer out of here butt head.

[@garrettwilson2626]

*LIGHTNING AND SPARKING SOUNDS*

[@artemisk6960]

@@sprittel lol it‘s grammar, not grammer. Noone calls you a dumbass though.

[@Kragatar]

I love how cheerful and carefree Doc is while explaining that he ripped off some nuclear terrorists. 😂

[@TheDrakenZ]

3:37 - Amazing how just the sounds of this scene spark emotion and nostalgia.....

[@jackrodakthemovieguy1726]

35 years of what is the greatest story the 80s ever had to offer us. if a DeLorean time machine was real, i would travel to 1985 to experience this movie for the first time in theaters

[@katalbinson6562]

Although I wouldn’t time travel because of the possible adverse effects, it would be amazing to see the future and past.

[@stanleybochenek1862]

@@katalbinson6562 yeah but then you gotta worry about alternating the future and past and cannot let two of yourself see you or something Yeah time travel is very confusing you need to think hard about what to do if your gonna set the date and go to the exact date you set and stuff

[@felipepineda1585]

You really shouldn't. Butterfly effect!

[@AntiAtheismIsUnstoppable]

No, lots and lots of good movies from the 80es. I think it was almost nothing but good movies. Ghostbusters was another movie which never gets old. War games. Terminator. This was the decade of movies.

[@AwkwardHypernerd413]

Same, I’d also go to when empire strikes back came out and see people react to Vader being Luke’s father

[@ilnsert]

Imagine if Doc miscalculated something and instead time-travel, the car just dunked them.

[@senseispud2197]

There's a whole theory around that. Doc spent his entire life working on this, even going as far as to steal radiation from terrorists. If it didn't work, he was going to be dead anyway, so he was going to kill himself, taking Marty with him.

[@natedoan5070]

That would be a very short film

[@mousepointer12]

We'll Be Right Back!

[@andreeamanoliu4583]

@@senseispud2197 righhhtttt :))) He had PLUTONIUM IN HIS CAAR ! if it hit something else, hiroshima :)) Nuclear bomb :)

[@thebluedragon07]

then it would be a short movie.

[@jmb9040]

Doc was so ecstatic the time machine worked but was confident enough to drive it right into him and Marty, what a nutter 😂

[@thebluedragon07]

Slight differential from Ghostbusters where they never tested their Proton pack and they didn't know how it's gonna work.

[@TimeMasterOG]

@@thebluedragon07 Doc didnt exactly test his driving time machine either... As he himself states Einstein has just became the very first time traveller

[@rashidbinzamanshaan5841]

All scientists are

[@manuelorozco7760]

If only I realized the first time

[@robertbusek30]

Isn't there a fan theory that if the deLorean didn't work, Doc Brown wanted to be killed and decided to take Marty with him?

[@robertbeckman2054]

When Marty says “Look me up”, and Dr Brown responds instantly with a “indeed I will.” You can tell how much he’s been a part of Marty’s life, and is probably one of his only and best friend.

[@arturodelarosa4394]

This sequence is all pure magic. But i would like to give a small nod to the bit of subtle comedy on 0:24 as Marty cowards to the right, doc looks at him, looks at his feet. He comes back. It's hilarious on it's own and excellent bit of acting/directing.

[@BuddyNovinski]

Oops! I missed it after all the times I've seen this scene. Now it makes sense, for I didn't catch why that happened at 0:24.

[@smartstuf1026]

I haven’t seen this movie in awhile but the way Doc said he will look up Marty in the future warms my heart. Amidst of his revolutionary discovery he still thought about his friendship with Marty and had hope for him being big in the future.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I never thought it that way

[@MethshockFilms]

They don't make 'em like this anymore..

[@eriksantoso1741]

@@kylep3514 yeah it's now just business for hollywood

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

Sure don't. This movie has something that is completely lacking in today's movie business: heart. It's not just bucks, your movie has to stand on its own and be an everlasting piece of pop culture, but modern studio executives care about this?

[@markmac2206]

@@IronMan-tk8uc its also missing originality these days. apparently the 80's used up the last original great ideas.

[@Inhuman1105]

We get awesome movies every once in a while. Rare, but we get them

[@caboose.20]

3:05 i love dogs. Look how excitedly he shifts in his seat.

[@ZaedrekTheSequel]

The first one is still my favorite movie of all time. I've probably seen it hundreds of times and it never gets old.

[@DarkSlayer487]

As a kid, I loved this scene. As an adult, I still do but I wonder how in the hell Doc made a manual transmission car into a giant RC car which would logically require some automated process to work the clutch and gear shift, yet when the Delorean gets driven by Marty immediately after, he has to actually work the clutch and row the gears.

[@fitnesspoint2006]

Dont you know Doc invented SMG transmission before BMW did.

[@mathew3267]

Would of been a dual transmission with the ability to switch between manual and automatic.

[@stanleybochenek1862]

it could’ve been like something to do with leaving the car in drive and having rc connections to alternator idk

[@gargoyles9999]

The real question is how he got a Delorean to go 88mph

[@stanleybochenek1862]

@@gargoyles9999 and how come the minute was on exact time it could’ve been turned right after was the time circuits were set too and when it time travels it’s stuck in time

[@jacobyne]

In retrospective, Doc knew what to specifically say to Marty in order to prepare him to go back in time. He made him record everything, gave him all the info needed, how the car worked, what to say to his 1955 counterpart, how the pine mall looked in 1955. After all, he knew what was going to happen since 1955 and that the experiment would be a total success, at this point in life he already knew who Marty was for 30 years. He even knew Marty went to alternative 1985 and that they'd end up in 1885, assuming this is the main timeline.

[@RealStevenStifler]

It's an interesting analysis what you wrote, but I think that the Doc of this timeline didn't know what it is going to happen to him. I think that Marty change the future, probably he create a new alternative time line. What is interesting is that Marty recalls everything of his original past, but have to keep it in secret specially with his parents. Man! This movie is so great that make your heads hurts of its time travel theories. 😁

[@KTLam]

@@RealStevenStifler Agreed. It is 'stated' that a timeline ends/ cease to exist, when the person/object shifts to another timeline and that is also the start of the new timline and events occur altered who were influenced by Marty's arrival in 1955. All other events will not be altered. The conflicting theory is that the Marty who is seen leaving by the end of the film is well aware of these events and the Doc knows Marty for 30 years. And what about Marty's parents: They must having a shocking recognition by the time Marty grows up and looks like the Calvin Klein Lorraine met in 1955. This is where the Theoretical Physics comes in with the plotholes/time paradox/ loopes. As a Physics teacher this is sooo fascinating stuff for my students..

[@stevencoardvenice]

​@@KTLamterminator also has confusing temporal causality loops. We watched it in my senior year second semester English class on the sci fi genre

[@KTLam]

@@stevencoardvenice Also agreed, it's basically the same problem and similar to the chicken and egg problem. John Connor only exists because Kyle Reese was sent back by John....should he picked another one, he immediately ceases to exist.

[@stevencoardvenice]

@@KTLam well the star trek philosophy is don't try to understand it. "Temporal Mechanics" is beyond us. The series has countless episodes on this topic. Including the series finale of TNG, where Q Compliments Picard on realizing the paradox, where picard's efforts to Avert the catastrophic spacetime anomaly were actually the very cause of the anomaly in the first place According to Q, it was all just a test to see if humans could think outside the box, and accept that there are things about the universe that they might never understand. Picard passed. Anyway Back to the future is a good movie. It's hard to make a time travel movie for the whole family, and not just sci fi nerds like me. (That's why the studio initially passed on the BTF screenplay). But Michael J fox and Lloyd are warm enough characters to suck everyone in. In other words, the movie transcends the genre, largely due to the acting of McFly, Doc, and Biff

[@FancyPants43]

That beginning part makes me laugh every single time. Back to th Future theme song is my notifications on my cell phone. Never gets old, just gets better.

[@leebryan2316]

Alan Silvestri's "Back To The Future" Theme Gets me Motivated, Good Traveling Music!

[@themoviecritic1092]

The Power of Love is my ringtone 😊

[@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621]

@@themoviecritic1092 I have it set as my ringtone too!

[@michael1234252]

"So you're telling me you built a time machine out of a Delorean?!?!"

[@-That0neGuy-]

"The way I see it, if your going to build a Time Machine Into a car, why not go it with some style! Besides, the stainless steel construction made the Flux Dispersal- (watch beeps) -Look out!!"

[@1ivannthegreat]

Not to mention that it’s Remote Controled. 👍🏻

[@longfang8117]

I want a remote control car like that

[@kylereese5869]

@@-That0neGuy- Marty Whatever you do don't go to 2020 or 2021

[@johnsmith60]

@@1ivannthegreat and manual transmission lol

[@Latingent50]

It doesn't matter what they do or who they cast the first bttf trilogy is unique and can't be repeated. Michael J. Fox & Christopher Lloyd already earned their place in film history and our collective memory with those films. Now if I could just get Dr. Brown to drop me off at Time Square - NYC, on Dec. 31st 1969, at 11:55 PM, it would be awesome to watch the ball drop, and enjoy the 70s and 80s all over again, then as the new millenium approached, and having future knowledge, using whatever means necessary, to make damn sure neither 9-11 nor Covid 19 ever happened, would be a nice thing to do as well.

[@JNo-sk5mz]

0:48 Never noticed how well done this effects sequence was done, with the portal through space and time opening in front of the car, still holds up well today

[@stevencoardvenice]

It's good. Still looks good 40 years later

[@interdaner]

1985: Flying cars 2020: Virus Apocalypse

[@thexentrader897]

fake virus you mean

[@interdaner]

@@thexentrader897 👽👽👽

[@JustJohn505]

@@undoneonion90 dont argue with morons and trump supporters or they will drag you to their level and beat you with experience

[@0nly.mally1]

Just John fax

[@octoman511]

@@thexentrader897 helloooo!!!? ...anybody home?

[@johndough247]

The sounds that car makes just before travelling through time is as iconic as the sound a lightsaber makes. IMO they are tied for best movie sound effect of all time.

[@Roger-hp1yg]

That and the Ghostbusters lasers when they shot the ghost.

[@Skilletfan]

I adore this trilogy! I'm a huge fan; I can literally sit there and say every line along with all the actors of every single one. I've watched these movies so many times, and I never tire of them.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I’m going to sound unpopular. I like the sequels but they were good one and done. They don’t beat the original movie

[@Skilletfan]

@@manuelorozco7760 The first one was definitely the best one of the three - I don’t disagree with you there.

[@manuelorozco7760]

@@Skilletfan I’m glad to hear that! Maybe it’s me looking through pre Pandemic lens since I ironically discovered Back To The Future in 2015.

[@fastertrackcreative]

Love the home-made aesthetic of the time travel-enhanced DeLorean. It's not polished, it looks stuck together.

[@raven4k998]

just one question why does the car get air cold from that one time jump that one and no other in any of the movies?

[@StarWolf2199]

@@raven4k998The Doc most likely found a way to fix that when he went 30 years ahead into the future

[@raven4k998]

@@StarWolf2199 how I live where the temps go between minus 40 up to plus 30 and never see my car go air cold from going fast down the road atleast the metal ones my i3 has go some ice build up at the side mirrors in front of them for some reason but it's a carbon fiber car to from a winter trip but I have never seen a car get completely frosted over from simply driving down the road and the engine bay shouldn't freeze since the heat coming off the engine would melt any ice buildup so how do you fix something that cannot happen is my question

[@ivandphantom9028]

​@@raven4k998 only answer I have to say to that, movie magic now stop nagging

[@TimeMasterOG]

​@@raven4k998it does still happen, keep your eyes peeled every shot after a re entry, it still happens even in the third film

[@ferbluesy]

A wonderful and timeless film. A film that is meant to stay exactly the way it is

[@manuelorozco7760]

Even the sequels don’t hold a candle! It’s tougher than ever these days to find masterpieces like Back to The Future

[@coreyziegler6973]

My first movie in the theater. 1st grade birthday party. It never gets old.

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

Nice Corey but did you have to ask your parents about the whole subplot with young Lorraine hitting on her future son once the film ended? Did that confuse you?

[@wrenfield4156]

Saw it in the theater with my summer camp when I was nine the day it came out. So crowded. Remember being entranced for the whole movie, never saw anything like it. Good times.

[@holyrustedmetalbatman]

I get goosebumps everytime when the Delorean takes off, I have seen this film so many times.

[@JuPMod]

Classic scene from a classic movie. I know there are better other ways to travel through time as shown in other time-travel ventures, but I just love the DeLorean given it is just so cool to hit the gas pedal, get to 88, and instantaneously travel through time. It is a fun and exciting way to time-travel. Just love the BTTF trilogy. I hope Universal Studio will not ever touch this classic to reboot it in the future, even after Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale are gone.

[@jamesfrost7465]

I was so excited when this movie was released in 1985. I thought the theaters were going to be packed plus I was eager to see it. I went to the early show..... I was the only person in the theater watching it. I couldnt believe I was the only person to show up. So I sat in the exact middle of the room! I love this movie.

[@manuelorozco7760]

Only person watching? No way

[@JoshuaModerwell]

Clearly, the best time machine created for a 1980s science fiction film. Watching this clip of the first test of the time machine reminds me of the Back to the Future ride that used to be at Universal Studios in Hollywood, California and Orlando, Florida. I wish the people who runs Universal Studios nowadays had still kept the ride around to this day, because it's those kind of theme park attractions that today's generations should be enjoying when they and their families go to Universal Studios. They have absolutely no idea what they're missing out on.

[@marchapril5783]

I saw in an interview that Christopher Lloyd was so nervous having to go back and reshoot all the "1985" scenes word for word, shot for shot after Stoltz got canned. If he was nervous it sure as heck did not show, he was so great in all of these scenes.

[@arnavvlogsgaming9356]

where can I see this interview

[@kanutomer8102]

Thanks for showering us with that sweet sweet nostalgia once again, may you bless us with your presence for our entire lifetime. We are forever in your debt ,just don't make the mummy again

[@dom9882]

I will never ever grow tired of watching this film. There's something about 80s films. Maybe I'm just old and feeling nostalgic.

[@manuelorozco7760]

Not all 80’s movies have aged as good as Back To The Future! But as a 93 baby, I know what you mean. In my early teens, i started discovering 80’s movies. It took me a while after high school to watch this classic.

[@Reaper_paragon]

My favorite movie and has been for a few decades. Easily best movie ever made!

[@1goal1dream39]

First time I watched this movie on TV when I was 8 years old I was so impressed by the movie It's definitely my favorite one

[@Wawagirl17]

I love Marty's concern for the dog.

[@felipepineda1585]

Well Einstein is awesome!

[@thecassettekid1717]

anybody watching this in 1985?

[@eaglesfan226]

85 mph- wait for it... 86 mph- wait for it... 87 mph- wait for it... 88 mph- Ha! What did I tell you? Eighty-eight miles per hour!

[@Yet_Another_GhostFace]

Oh if your in 1985 then watch out for 2020

[@ChrisJones-gx7fc]

@@eaglesfan226 it’s a good thing he got that calculation right.

[@pietersfilms5171]

Im watching this in 1910 with my good german artist friend

[@frst6553]

@@pietersfilms5171make sure he gets into art school

[@dimitarapostolov9788]

Back to the Future fans, let's all make a promise - let's protect this gem of a movie because it truly is the definition of a TIMELESS. Say NO to any modern remake that will try to earn money off of this masterpiece while making a cheap, empty copy of the original. Back to the Future requires NO remakes, there literally is nothing to be re-made. Studios, if you want to make money off the franchise, just re-release this in theaters and it will be a win-win for everyone. But PLEASE don't touch it. Let it be.

[@TheSegacampGamerandWerecamp]

We definitely do NOT need a Remake of this Movie it is Perfect just as it is! and it Stands up to the Test of Time

[@Benzer2010]

Thankfully, our beloved Doc Brown is still with us and we are not beyond his years.

[@VenomHernandez]

I remember atching this movie for the first time in 1999 on cable TV... An all time classic of 80s movies

[@danielt.8573]

I was already into the movie when the clip ended.

[@_toulouse]

watched this movie for the first time a few months back. i can see why it’s such a classic. 😭 beautiful film, perfectly comedic but charming and heartwarming. i hope we never, ever get a remake of this.

[@Dan.50]

Hollywood couldn't make a movie this good again with a TRILLION dollar budget.

[@manuelorozco7760]

It’s tougher than ever to find movies on this level

[@thomasmctighe6963]

I can’t be the only one when I hear the sound effects I get goose bumps all over?

[@Woolfy_420]

It's amazing how you'll never have films as good as this 😢

[@manuelorozco7760]

I maybe a millennial but I know how you feel. I’m a tough critic

[@TheUpwardbound1]

One of the baddest scenes in human history!!! So glad I grew up in thr 80's!!! We had the best movies, music, tv shows! Saturday morning cartoons anyone? Wow have things changed!

[@Ed-tq6hb]

This is one of the greatest movies of all time. It will always remain a favourite

[@sonic100X]

What a coincidence it was that Doc's revelation of the Flux Capacitor and Marty's parents' first meeting happened on the same day.

[@profblack]

Doc: I’ll travel 25 years into the future, looking beyond my years. That would have been 2010. 11 years after that date Christopher Lloyd is still kicking.

[@tearem9703]

2015

[@detectivepayne3773]

@@tearem9703 1985+25= 2010

[@tearem9703]

@@detectivepayne3773 2025

[@detectivepayne3773]

@@tearem9703 bro are you terrible at math

[@tearem9703]

@@detectivepayne3773 2035

[@matiasmansilla2319]

back to the future is such a masterpiece

[@Finn-OleHertz]

still one of the greatest movies ever made

[@Nbek555]

great actor, don't get old, don't get sick. American movies of 80-90 years are very wonderful, I dreamed of them since childhood, we will not forget you. I don't want to watch new movies now, I keep watching American movies of 80-90 years.

[@alexm5426]

Hello from October 26, 2020. I freakin love this movie!! My mother showed me these movies and I can’t thank her enough. Remember 1.21 GIGAWATTS!!! Great Scott!

[@7Earthsky]

There aren't many perfect movies out there but I have always thought Back To the Future was definitely perfect.

[@manuelorozco7760]

Never ever perfection is my motto. But I get what you’re saying

[@elfmercina]

Happy 39th anniversary of the first time travel, on 26. of october.

[@ParzivalBD]

As someone who grew up watching movies my dad liked as a kid, I loved this movie. Truly a masterpiece

[@jowah]

I was 8 or 9 years old when I saw this movie, and I'm certain it changed the trajectory of my life. I still love it just as much as a 45 year old with a masters in science, as I did then. It is a masterpiece, and I hope the manic movie remakers hold off on this one until after I'm gone.

[@sef6807]

This movie inspired me to dedicate my life to ripping off Libyans and stealing their plutonium.

[@jowah]

@@sef6807 🤣

[@dixcelpixel]

I could only imagine this getting rebooted like Ghostbusters (2016), change the cast into female and changed the Delorean into a prius. If that ever happens I would be having nightmares.

[@axebomber2108]

Why would changing the cast into women in of itself be a nightmare? What hurt the Ghostbusters reboot was just not having a particularly interesting story. And really, no matter what they do with the gender or race of the cast, any Back to the Future reboot would be pointless and inferior.

[@tydshiin5783]

Honestly adding women is whatever, but if they make everyone female then imma beat everyone up, and Prius is by no means "Stylish", they oughta do it with a new supra or that one DMC-12S that I heard rumours about

[@joe6096]

If that ever happens they should just destroy Hollywood and burn down all the studios. Because that's the end of life and the world.

[@josiahpike]

Don't scare me like that

[@Goodiesfanful]

Hopefully they've learned their lesson from the 2016 Ghostbusters and won't do it.

[@sta5011]

5:47 Doc actually saved lives with that part lmao

[@duskoduka5698]

You don’t just walk into a store and buy pllutonium. I made a deal with some Libyan terorists. They wanted me to build them a bomb, so I took the plutonium and built them a bomb casing full of used pinball machine parts.

[@irafinkelstein423]

DONT GO ANYWHERE NEAR 2020!!!!!!!!!

[@eaglesfan226]

Not the first time we’ve had a pandemic. Remember the Spanish Flu?

[@kylep3514]

At least the people back then knew how to handle it properly. And the president at that time was actually good

[@eaglesfan226]

Kyle P hopefully when Trump leaves office, we’ll find some answers about those secrets on how he and Boris Johnson have cheated death. I may not like Trump, but whatever made his recovery possible could give us a clue to what he’s hiding.

[@DLGaming2002]

Fun Fact: The Twin/Lone Pines Mall, is actually the Puente Hills Mall in LA, California, and I’ve been there before! Great place, but I never knew until recently that this scene was filmed there!

[@alex-hat04]

Yes of course November 5th 1955 And as of righting this today is November 5th 2023 I love back to the future. The perfect trilogy.❤

[@RommelAndaya]

I LOVE THIS! Never reboot it. I wouldn't mind a spin-off though. Maybe some adventures with Jules and Verne 😏

[@RommelAndaya]

@PopcornDog498 I know about the cartoon but those were wacky animated adventures, I'm talking about a more serious live action adaption.

[@tonyking7714]

Just imagine if the Government got a hold of Doc's invention and what they would do with it.

[@tearem9703]

Nuclear War. This actually happend in comics

[@elijahvigil7467]

They'd probably weaponize it

[@tonyking7714]

@@tearem9703 Wow!

[@ghostbond1074]

I mean seriously, my first thought watching it just now was "I don't think you can tell anyone now, because you can't trust anyone to get their hands on this..."

[@Anderterx]

a time machine is quite dangerous, the delorean is destroyed in the end. But doc insists on building a time machine train

[@wineandecstasy]

I don’t know what is it but I absolutely love how Doc just randomly looks down when staring at Marty in 0:27

[@thedarkknight9153]

He's like, "What you don't trust me??"

[@ReddishSuperstar]

This movie is really close to my heart. Such lovable characters, interesting story, gripping screenplay, brilliant fusion of sci-fi and comedy with great attention to detail. I still remember, when I watched it for the first time in high school, I literally cried at the scene where george and Lorraine finally kiss. Love you Robert zemeckis sir and hats off to all the cast and crew. ❤️

[@BassRocket]

I was born in 1981 and can remember watching Back To The Future as long as I can remember. I loved the movie so much I had a copy of it on VHS cassette tape. I wore that tape out as a kid.

[@joshuajesch7154]

I was actually just thinking today that this movie would never work because it is already perfect

[@papa-hoopa8515]

Can’t wait for this movie to come out!

[@Ethan-oo2wh]

What do u mean it came out like years ago....

[@2timeschampion510]

You time travelled bro?

[@thesymbiotee]

@@Ethan-oo2wh r/woosh

[@HerosTheme]

The sound effect of the Delorean coming back is sooo satisfying for some reason

[@STA-3]

I agree.

[@HamiltonLLB]

I have forgotten how many times I have seen this incredible trilogy. I still get goosebumps when that Delorean reverses off Doc’s van. Iconic scene. 🎬 I am proud to own a part of the original Delorean, thanks to the restoration of the A car a few years ago. This is a collectible that truly takes me back to my own childhood time and again. 🚗 ⚡️ 🏫

[@Tethysmeer]

Every time when I watch a snipped of this film I have the urge to rewatch it again. Everything is just perfect.

[@robrick9361]

0:53 Never noticed the mistake between the stunt doubles and the actors in front of the greenscreen.

[@fuzzyquils]

what mistake? I don't see it

[@memorypools]

@@fuzzyquils ( the fire ) 0:53 stunt doubles and 0:55 greenscreen

[@itsPikachu]

Cool detail

[@aresef]

The whole first act casually gives you so much information you and Marty will need to know later.

[@ThePopbanks007]

Immaculately constructed screenplay

[@AluminumFusion22]

@@ThePopbanks007 And it's delivered in such a light-hearted, upbeat fashion, carried by Lloyd's and Fox's performances.