Watching *Back to the Future II" For The First Time!

[@noahschultz9031]

I swear the Back to the Future Trilogy is one of the greatest trilogies ever made

[@mattyoung7415]

Correct

[@longtallshorty5791]

Wow. Hot take.

[@sasapetroski981]

Yes true😉😉

[@michaelcoulter1725]

Yes indeed

[@ghostsquirrel8739]

IS. Is the greatest trilogy ever made.

[@davidmarsden192]

When I first saw this in the theater, when it came out (1989), I thought "the scenery channel" was funny. But now, with my cable service, I have The Scenery Channel (fireplace, beach, aquarium, sunsets, art, etc.)

[@goldencherry9033]

I’m a teacher and on Back To The Future day in 2015 it was raining during lunch so we watched this film. Funnily enough it stopped raining just at the same moment as in the film (as Doc predicts!) Freaked my kids out🤣

[@QU4D_Shakur]

You’re not lying !!!idk what region you live in but in Ohio it did the same thing we were playing color tag outside and all of a sudden it started pouring rain I wasn’t even thinking about what day or time it was all of a sudden my friend runs in and start yelling “It’s October 21 ,2015!” I freaked out !!!😂

[@dsscam]

Elisabeth Shue, who became an Oscar-nominated for best actress star (for Leaving Las Vegas which won Nicolas Cage his only Oscar). She is also Ali ("with an I") from Karate Kid fame and she IS in the amazing Cobra Kai, as well-- AND The Boys. She took over for Claudia Wells as Jennifer who couldn't do the sequels (made 4-5 years after the original) because of her sick mom. The brilliant Crispin Glover also wasn't in the sequel (Jeffrey Weisman took over) as George McFly-although most can't tell since they used so much of his footage from the original. Weisman was the upside-down George. The MOST amazing prediction that was almost nailed (missed by a year) was the Cubs winning the World Series for the 1st time in 108 years. Plus, they also predicted that Miami would have a MLB team. The Marlins didn't start until 1993- 4 years after the movie's release and wound up playing the Cubbies in a classic NLCS in 2003. Miami made a miracle comeback to extend the Cubs losing streak to 96 years before they finally won it all (after 108 years) in 2016. The Cubs ALSO came close in the actual 2015, as well. Also, that was little Elijah Wood at 9:25

[@asterix7842]

Crispin Glover reportedly had a falling out with co-writer and Producer Bob Gale after the first movie. Glover was unhappy with the ending. Gale claims the reason Glover wasn't in the sequel was because he demanded too much money, while Glover claims it was because he had problems with the script. After the sequel was released, Glover sued the producers for unauthorized use of his likeness.

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

@@asterix7842 Crispin Glover is brilliant, but unfortunately he has attitude issues. Not as bad as Klaus Kinsky, but still enough that directors have a hard time with him. That could be a reason why we never heard after Back to the Future again from Crispin Glover.. at least not that i know of - not in a big hollywood movie. While Christopher Lloyd is still big, and had many roles after back to the future. Same goes for Elisabeth Shue, ..same for Michael J. Fox, same for Tom Wilson, etc.. Crispin Glover also reminds me of George Takei, who doesnt got roles beyond Star Trek (while Shatner, and Nimoy got roles beyond Star Trek ... even Walter Koenig had a big role in Babylon 5). George Takei also liked to complain with the director, that "Shatner got to much screen-time, even when he wasnt talking the camera was on him" . I disliked Takei for that (its absolutely onto the directors vision what he wants to make with the film... and not about the actors vision). That was also the problem for Crispin Glover... he just wanted an ending of Back to the Future, which was not materialistic (having sucess as an author, .. having fency cars etc ) , while the vision of the directors were: "if someone changes his character.. gets confident etc , than also success will come by its own" .. And even if that vision is not good - its onto the director, and not the actor. The actor has to play the vision of the director. Within that vision the actor has freedom how he wants to express that vision, and sure its allowed to have a back and forth about that expression of the vision... but not about the vision itself. Crispin Glover doesnt understands that... not even to this day. And he doesnt understands it, because its all about his ego. Thats in my opinion why he sued the director/company for using his face (mold), and his characterization of George McFly , like if its his goddamn patend or something ... i agree with the mold, but other than that... its really just overreacting... just because he still wasnt over it. And he is not only with directors that way. Occassionally he also is not likeable with fans... There is footage about few occassions, when he got quiet in a argue with a fan about an autogram. Its unfortunate that he has that kind of a character.. he literally destroyed a lot of opportunities in his life with his attitude. He is such a brilliant actor, and to invent such a character like George McFly is amazing , and still to this day: iconic. Its so sad, that he as a person has such problems :/

[@adarael]

I love that you came in with a huge font of knowledge about the cast of Back to the Future. Excellently done!

[@briangoodie3420]

@@PygmalionFaciebat I'm surprised Crispin Glover didn't learn his lesson with the cork screw from Jason. Lol.

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

@@briangoodie3420 Cork screw from Jason ? I think i missed that ? Whats the story ?

[@3DJapan]

8:38 The characters on the TVs are supposed to be like the TV series Max Headroom where in a distopian future a TV reporter gets killed but his mind transferred into an AI.

[@MarieAnne.]

The reporter doesn't die (or is revived), so the show has both the real version and computerized version of the reporter.

[@3DJapan]

30:27 The glasses they use now are polarized so your left and right eyes see different images but it's still full color.

[@agarven1]

The guy who plays Needles is actor/musician bassist Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers

[@CrownlessKing88]

Apparently the earliest instance of 3-D movies in America was in 1922 amazingly

[@megafan2000]

On October 21 2015, the main 3 did an interview on the Today Show and I was there at Rockefeller Center. The Delorean pulled up and Christopher Lloyd and Carson Daly standing in for Michael J Fox pulled up. It turns out, they taped the interview the day before. Chris signed the Deloreon and went straight inside, i had my Blu-rays with me but i couldn't get them signed. It would have been so awesome if i had gotten them signed by Chris and dated 10/21/15. USA Today also released a replica of the newspaper on 10/21/15 on newstands.

[@dsscam]

There's also a classic Jimmy Kimmel appearance of Doc and Marty's arrival on 10/21/15. You Tube doesn't allow the link - but just search for it. It's worth it.

[@megafan2000]

@@dsscam yeah I remember that. Theaters aired the 3 movies back to back to back also. I arrived at the theater towards the end of 1, but made sure to be there in time for the 2015 reveal.

[@steelbluetj]

Fun fact - The mechanic guy arguing with Biff in 1955 is also the "Save the clock tower" guy in 2015. There's a deleted scene in 2015 that has Old Biff and him talking about the manure and fixing his car for $300 back in 1955. This explains exactly why old Biff chose NOV 12 1955 to go back and give himself that book.

[@leftofpunk]

He's also the voice of Roger Rabbit😊

[@rsuriyop]

I always did think it was really weird that they clearly put old man makeup on that guy when they could’ve just used an actual old guy to play that part. But I guess what you said explains it - that he was supposed to be someone from Biff’s past.

[@davidvandyken5762]

I was a teenager when I saw Part II and III in the theater. The two movies were filmed back to back. The Part III preview was shown at the end of Part II in the theater just as you saw it here. We only had to wait a year or maybe a little less to see Part III.

[@DarthMillennial1]

Part 2 is hands down the best one. Biff deserves an Oscar for his performances

[@XClinicalXInsaneX150]

Nah it’s the first cause of it wasn’t for the first this movie would never exist and not to mention this sequel was meant as a joke in the end of the first but then it did so well that they dived into two more so general consensus is the first is the best and I gotta agree although I love all three equally because it’s three parts it’s all one story technically one movie but they can’t make a movie that long back then

[@thomasmuller-15]

I remember watching this as a kid and I rewatched it on the exact date they went at 2015.The fact that we didnt have flying cars made me sad lol

[@noahschultz9031]

Yeah and those sorry excuses for hoverboards

[@daniellanctot6548]

30:34 - *Fun Fact:* *_The first 3D feature film (The Power of Love) was released in 1922 and exhibited in Los Angeles at the Ambassador Hotel Theater. The film was shown using red/green glasses and was also the first 3D film to use anaglyph glasses and dual strip projection_*

[@jasonstrickland9245]

The moment I saw this I IMMEDIATELY clicked onto it!! I've loved the Back to the Future trilogy since I was a kid! I'm glad you two are checking it out, you're channel has quickly become one of my top favorite reaction channels! Edit: A great suggestion for an 80's movie would have to be Gremlins!

[@jdnaz1288]

I love both Gremlins movies.

[@diego30s]

Strongly recommend watching License To Drive (1988). Right up your alley.

[@KHAOE1]

3:55 On that date USA Today also came out with the same print newspaper cover as seen in this film. I still have mine. I snatched the last copy that was laying in a stand at a nearby store RIGHT before someone else walked in looking for one.

[@illustrated__man]

Oh.. and another fun little fact. If you go back and watch the scene where Marty enters the diner.. theres two kids playing a videogame - if you look really closely at the one nearest to the camera.. you might recognize him as: Elijah Wood. Who would later go on to play a myriad of roles.. but most notably: Frodo (Lords of the Rings)

[@Aegolius]

Hatfields and McCoys...most famous family feud in US history. There's actually a pretty darn good 3-part mini-series about it from History Channel starring Kevin Costner, Bill Paxton, and Tom Berenger. Haven't noticed anyone react to it before, but it would probably be worth it.

[@3DJapan]

17:56 Fax machines are still quite common in Japan. All the businesses insist on having everything on paper with real signatures.

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

Yes, they had 3D in the 50s. it was a pretty big deal for awhile and kids did wear the glasses as a fashion accessory. In the early 80s there was a revival of 3D movies and a lot of B movies and horror films were shot in 3D. They would even show some of the old 3D films on tv. I remember our whole family watching "Creature From The Black Lagoon" with our funky glasses we got from Burger King or some other place.

[@Megadeth1921]

The McFly’s home scenes in the Back to the Future movies were filmed in my best friends next-door neighbor’s house. Arleta, California. To this day I still don’t understand how they chose that neighborhood 😂😂😂 we met all of them, they used my friends house as a dressing room. I watched that car pull out of the driveway many times, with beer in hand 😂😂 good times

[@MaxStone289]

This movie also has a few future stars, one of the kids at the arcade is Elijah Wood, one of the goons with Griff is Jason Scott Lee and one of the goons with biff is Billy Zane.

[@countertenor5890]

Also, the voice of Roger Rabbit is the guy who told Marty to bet on the Cubbies.

[@inarar5334]

​@@countertenor5890he's also biffs mechanic in 55.

[@spaghetti9845]

I notice the music that is playing when marty is putting on the shoes and doc is walking in the alley is the same as the 1st predator when arnold is making his prep for the final fight. Makes sense though since the music was done by the same guy.

[@thecook238]

I love all 3, can never choose between them. Love every second of this trilogy, it is absolutely perfect and enjoyable throughout.

[@Taj_Rahine]

Just to clarify, the preview for the third movie was not shown at the end of Part 2 when it was released in the theater. The preview was added when it was released on VHS.

[@jacktuls3236]

As a Kid who saw the original on VHS before the second one came out, it was always up for debate whether they’d really make a second one. So when part 2 finally came out with the third trailer attached, we were pumped!

[@evanmagura2296]

I think the Cubs won the World Series in 2016 so the film almost predicted a sports outcome

[@iannoelcamilotes1003]

The cubs almost did in 2015. They even brought it up on a Jimmy Kimmel skit with Christopher Lloyd and Michael J Fox.

[@davidmarsden192]

Elizabeth Shue (Jennifer) was originally supposed to be in the first one - but she was unavailable, so they cast Claudia Wells in the first movie. When it came time to make 2 and 3 (they were filmed back to back) Claudia Wells was unavailable, so they brought back Elizabeth Shue as Jennifer. And yes, they are to re-shoot the opening scene with the new actress (Elizabeth Shue).

[@adrianboardmantog1870]

The Money Pit is an absolute gem 💎

[@l.jjacksonjr6623]

The bathtub scene is hilarious 😂😂

[@agarven1]

Such a classic and very underrated

[@R1ch4rd74]

i like that oval tv you got in the video. pretty cool. thanks for watching this. one of our favorite trilogies. check out a movie called The Wraith. that is such an underrated movie.

[@TheTitandog70]

There a deleted scene where old biff vanishes from the future when he brings the car back to the future. Writer and director stated sometime in the 90s Lauren get fed up with biff abusive behavior and shoots and kills him. Means old buff is not alive anymore in 2015. Technically Marty saves Biff life too. Because Biff becomes the worst person alive with all that money. They trim out to save time and it was not vital plot point , just small detail

[@pepperonipony1751]

This is exactly how I remembered both 1985 and 2015.

[@80MWH]

27:41 It’s like in the first film. He claims he can’t read the letter Marty gives him…and at the end, he reveals he did read it!

[@matt_canon]

9:10 I love how Griff says "What the hell am I paying you for!?" almost the same way Young Biff says "Get the hell outta my car old man!!" to him later

[@autonomouspublishingincorp8241]

The first movie is a masterpiece with no more paradoxical issues than any other take on time travel, but the second movie ignores it's own premise, and the basis of it's predecessor. If Marty traveled from 1985 to 2005+, that means he was absent for 1986 forward, and therefore was never there to get married, have kids, get fired, or exist at all in the future. This was a well established fact from the first movie from literally the first demonstration in which Einstein the dog was absent from the minute that was skipped over instantaneously arriving one minute in the future. Conversely how Marty and his siblings began to be erased from existence as soon as his parents first meeting was meddled with. The premise of these movies negates pretty much everything that happens in part 2.

[@markmac2206]

and theres a line in part 3 that contradicts what Doc said all along.

[@DoppelgangerJ]

@@markmac2206 is it "your future hasn't been written yet"?

[@markmac2206]

@@DoppelgangerJ yes

[@NateAZ]

I remember seeing all of these in the theater and feeling a connection to them....my birthday is October 26th, a date these all revolve around. And yes, I have had my share of Halloween themed birthday parties and cakes over the years....I really don't like that holiday any more.... Also, for other great 80s movies, you have to see any and all that star Fred Ward. Timerider, Remo Williams, Tremors, etc....all are campy, but a good watch.

[@JRush374]

The little kid playing the arcade game at the restaurant was Elijah Wood. And the guy who got him fired on the screen was Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers

[@shawnlopez2317]

Howard the Duck (1986) an not so successful early Marvel comics film but still pretty fun, staring Lea Thompson (Lorraine Baines McFly) and Tim Robbins (Andy Dufresne).

[@davidmarsden192]

Friends and I went to see the whole trilogy in the theatre on October 16, 2015 - they were having a marathon. The theater was packed with people!

[@dth2brny121]

It is known Elisabeth Shue replaced Claudia Wells as Jennifer in the second and third sequels to Back To The Future due to Wells' mother coming down with cancer (which, I believe, resulted in her passing, sadly). Shue was also in the movie Piranha, and was also cast alongside Ted Danson in the final few seasons of CSI. That said, you need to do a reaction to one other film with Shue, ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING from 1987. It is just plain hilarious!!!

[@RabidTribble]

Biff's hotel in the alternate 1985 is actually the Plaza Hotel from downtown Las Vegas

[@spaghetti9845]

On oct 21 2015 they released the movie in theaters for the one day. It was great to see esp since the theater was nearly empty for the 1'st - 2'nd.

[@jason42080]

Actually the darker shade 3D glasses started with the Star Wars simulation Ride "Star Tours" at Disney's MGM Studios in Orlando

[@kittiephanatic3456]

Yes, Claudia Wells played Jennifer in the first installment, but by the time that they were ready to produce Parts 2 and 3, she had taken an extended leave from acting as her mother was diagnosed with cancer; Elisabeth Shue took over the role. Incidentally, Elisabeth Shue starred in the comedy film "Adventures in Babysitting," which I recommend if you haven't already seen it and are still wanting to watch `80s films.

[@ruhk]

14:29 people definitely did horse tranquilizers back in the 80’s, too. It’s been around a while.

[@alexn1777]

80s recommendations: Indiana Jones, The Goonies, Clue, Labyrinth, Spaceballs, The Princess Bride, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Star Trek IV (it's actually the third movie in a Star Trek trilogy, but it's really good on its own). And yes, Jennifer was recast. In the last two movies she is played by Elisabeth Shue, whom you might recognize as Madelyn Stillwell from The Boys.

[@N8oRMusic]

Doc: "no one should know too much about their own future " *takes Marty to see his future*

[@wxgrad]

80's Movie suggestions: - Ghostbusters - Caddyshack - Big - The Road Warrior - The Right Stuff - An American Werewolf in London - Say Anything - Die Hard - Raiders of the Lost Ark

[@jdnaz1288]

Speaking of great trilogies, you should definitely see "The Dollars Trilogy", which was A Fistful of Dollars(the one shown in this), A Few Dollars More and The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.

[@talljohnsparky]

I love how no one ever mentions that Flea from the RHCP is in this and the 3rd movie

[@OtisMcNuttIII]

Claudia Wells who played Jennifer in the first movie declined the offer to return in back to the future 2 because her Mother was dying from Breast cancer at the time. They cast Elizabeth Shue in her place.

[@spaghetti9845]

When the gang crashes through the court house, if you look close the girl bounces off one of the pillars on the left side. The rig to pull them through was misaligned and as a result she hit the pillar and missed the fall mat. She hit the concrete floor from about 30 ft high and broke several bones.

[@jimhoyt5]

"They haven't fixed the clock tower yet." Of course not, we saw in 1985 and here in 2015 people collecting money to preserve it as is. Lightning striking it was a major historical event and they want to keep it as is.

[@Hekloreen]

If you’re looking for good 80s family horror films for October, “Lady In White” is vastly overlooked classic.

[@rorydakin8048]

"It's amazing how much inspiration Rick and Morty took from this" It's funny you say that, the original pilot for Rick and Morty was titled "The Adventures of Doc and Marty" or something, and was kinda a play on how weird it is that a highschooler was somehow friends with a reclusive genius inventor. The studio that owns the Back to the Future rights wanted them to change the names and relationships of the characters to make it not so correlated, so Doc became Rick and Marty became Morty, and to drive the point further they gave Rick a complex against time travel to boot.

[@carriesmith742]

Elisabeth Shue (Ali from Cobra Kai / Stillwell in The Boys) WAS recast to play Jennifer for the second two movies. Clue, also from 1985, was my favorite 80's movie after this andKarate Kid and maybe Princess Bride. 😊.

[@illustrated__man]

It is indeed a different girl.. its Elisabeth Shue. So many iconic roles over the years.. and you may or may not recognize her as Madelyn Stillwell from "The Boys" - the one Homelander had a .. interesting .. relationship with.

[@noahschultz9031]

That was her!? Wow

[@illustrated__man]

@@noahschultz9031 That was her.. yeah.

[@dsscam]

You're forgetting Karate Kid ---"ALI WITH AN I" And she, of course, is also in Cobra Kai.

[@cookiedestroyer2801]

32:44 You'd be surprise how fast cars were in 1955

[@erikchristopherkc]

My favorite 80s movies we watched over and over and over on VHS: Karate Kid, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and ET ❤

[@krono5el]

Thats whats wild about rick and morty, people who made it seen all the classics it references but all the people who watch it never even heard of the stuff the show references yet they love it. really shows how good those classics are that even the references without reference are awesome :D

[@davidmarsden192]

The Regan "waiter" in the Cafe '80s was a parody of a movie called "Max Headroom".

[@sld1776]

Okay, my one recommendation I wish reactors would pick is the 1980's miniseries Shogun. It remains the most watched miniseries in US TV history. Great drama.

[@richardfoster2435]

Oh and the dad of Marty(Crispin Glover) was not in the 2nd or 3rd movie is because according to Bob Gale the co writer of the movies said that Crispin was not satisfied with his pay he wanted more money so they fired him and put a stand in to do his role

[@teddytoons1009]

Y’all are nostalgia greatness with all these old school movies, just love it! Now I’m going to enjoy this reaction now. Sorry, since you asked I recommend, “Little Shops of Horror”. 1986 movie.

[@jerrywalters8885]

Ronald Reagan and Michael jackson were made like a character famous in the 80s called Mad Max

[@Jordashian93]

Sweet! The cast and nods to the first movie are a lot of fun

[@pointbeingproductions5796]

You have to appreciate the scenes when they showed an actor doubled in the same frame. It was before motion tracking software. They had to use motorized camera movements multiple times

[@matt_canon]

One of things I found interesting overall about Back to the Future 2, is that not only is it part of a trilogy, but the second movie within itself is a 3-act movie, 2015, 1985/A and 1955.

[@WaferMan2012]

The entire pre-opening credits was reshot and you can tell easily if you watch the color Biff is wearing, the driveway shadows, and I miss-spoke because they might've recycled the car flaying but there is extra Biff dialod and Doc flips his glasses down differently, one is noticebly "cooler"

[@randall-king]

Yes, and Lloyd’s line delivery is slightly different.

[@WaferMan2012]

and then there's the TV edit where Marty says "What, do we become JERKS or something?" instead of "Aholes"@@randall-king

[@strongplanted]

I grew up on this trilogy and the second film was my fav, too!

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

Dang, I've seen this movie 100 times and never noticed that "Inflatable Tit" screen. Kacee is super observant!

[@ThunderForce2000]

The role of Jennifer was recast with Elizabeth Shue because the original actress Claudia Wells decided to temporarily leave acting to look after her mother who was suffering from cancer at the time.

[@woeshaling6421]

You can tell they didn’t plan for a sequel, even when they wrote the backdoor sequel tease at the end of the first one. Jennifer was a plot hindrance and she literally got dumped halfway this movie. Over the years i’ve grown to appreciate Tom Wilson doing a great job

[@trahkrik]

You should hit the 80s Tom Hanks films that have really been lost amidst his bigger, later hits. Splash, Big, Money Pit, The Burbs. Great comedy.

[@michaelrosenblum4170]

Dragnet

[@3DJapan]

They never intended to make a sequel so they original Jennifer was not contracted for sequels. When the time came she was unavailable due to her sick mother so they had to recast the character.

[@Johnadams20760]

so here is a little intersting fact for you. the old guy at the clock tower. is actaully the mechanic that cleaned upthe manure in biff's car 60 years earlier. there is a deleted scene that after marty walks awy the 2 ar still arguing over the 300 dollars the reason shue replaced claudia wells as jennifer is that claudia's mother had been going through some sort of cancer treatment or something like that at the time and she neede dot be with her mom.

[@FaLLenStormyGod]

You should watch "once upon a time in the west" after the 3rd franchise of back to the future, you will see where they copied a scene when they show marty go inside the station with hill valley sign and followed up by a sky shot where marty is already walking out to the town, its an amazing shot and it has a different vibes when you see the original really amaze me and it was a very good movie fave western ever those blue and emerald eyes they gorgeous and i was mesmerize with these old men, amazing actors , you should watch it 😊

[@helloasia1]

First time watching you guys. Both of you got some goofy laughs and giggles. Very entertaining.

[@acesfn7316]

Claudia Well played Jennifer in the first movie but when the second was filmed she had takena hiatus from acting to take care of her mother who had cancer so was unavailable. Elizibeth Schue was cast as Jennifer for the sequel

[@jcg1576]

Yes the character of Jennifer was recast because the original actress, Claudia Wells i think as her name had a family emergency and couldn’t be part of the second movie which was filmed very shortly after the first. Apparently because Micheal J fox as older than his character of Marty studio/movie executives choose to film Back To The Future 2 right after the first so as to not let Micheal J fox get much older between movies thus allowing his teen character look as much like a young teen or 20 something as as possible. Also the actor who played George McFly did not retire for the second movie due a dispute over his salary so scenes of him as and old man in the future are also a recasting footage of 1955 George McFly may have been done with stock footage. Fun Fact about Back To The Future 2 when the scenes from 1995 occur there 4 Delorean Time Machines actually present- (1) The Delorean which Marty originally drives from 1985 to 1955 and back, (2) the Delorean old biff drives from alternate 1985 to 1995, (3) The Delorean which Marty and Doc drive from alternate 1985 to 1955, and (4) the one that 1885 doc leaves in a hiding place which is revealed in third movie.

[@johnserpo9267]

The biggest movie of the 80's was Steven Spielberg's ET - it's at the top of the box office for over a decade before James Cameron's Titanic took the crown. Other 80s iconic film you should try: 'Ghost', 'Electic Dreams', 'Inner Space', 'Three Fugitives', 'Dead Poet Society', 'Big', 'Fright Night', 'Weird Science', 'Some Kind of Wonderful', 'Parenthood', etc.

[@GroovyMee]

I love these 3 films. I don't believe that there is a bad movie or show cause everything is subjective even though the internet will have you believe otherwise lol.✌

[@michaelrosas2153]

In Griffs group there’s an actor Jason Scott Lee who played Bruce Lee in a bio pic Dragon maybe a watch? Also in Biffs group there Billy Zane who made a comic book movie called The Phantom cheese but cult classic!

[@cesar88ml]

I actually went to the school they use for this movie it’s cool seeing it used so much for this one the first one and it was also used in grease

[@XClinicalXInsaneX150]

Love how neither of them realized that was Elijah wood with the green colander on his head 😂

[@Son1cSeren1ty]

I love watching people react to this to see if they spot Elija Wood.

[@jason42080]

Back To The Future the first film ending was set up to get the audience wanting to know how the rest of the story goes which in turn would also have a hand to force the Studio to okay and green light the sequel which then became sequels to guarantee a steady paycheck for all involved with the films

[@randall-king]

Except that director/writer Robert Zemekis and writer Bob Gale said that they never had a sequel in mind.

[@just2coolkk]

very nice... cant wait for Part III

[@OpenMawProductions]

It's rather amazing, given that BTTF 2 and 3 were not in the cards when Robert Zemeckis made the first film. Very risky, and it's one of the few times where "tacking on" sequels actually worked out. Not well known, but there was an animated series for Back to the Future released in the early 90s. Some 80s movie suggestions: David Cronenberg's The Fly Star Trek 2 The Wrath of Khan (Don't worry, it's a fairly standalone story and considered one of the best Star Trek anythings around. You'll love it.) Tron The Blob (80s remake) Ghostbusters Nightmare on Elm Street Gremlins An American Werewolf in London Glory They Live (one of my favorites) Escape from New York The Goonies Explorers

[@andrewft31]

If you are on an 80’s movie trip you must watch Police Academy I & II, Caddyshack, Spaceballs

[@andrewblanchard2398]

26:38 the radio broadcast of the football game they listened to was actually real

[@elyjoseputignano9701]

in this movie is where we see the paradox marty caused by traveling past by 3 marty from the future and from the past are seen

[@maestro80smusic93]

About a year after BTTF III came out, I played one of the T-Birds in my college's production of Grease. For one scene, I paid tribute to BTTF by wearing a pair of 3-D glasses (I played my character as a nerdy version of Marty McFly)...In another scene, my character pisses off the other T-Birds and they try to de-pants me. As another nod (to get away from the other T-Birds), I pointed towards the audience and yelled "What the hell is that?" before I knocked them all over and ran offstage.....

[@LetsGetitBoah]

2023 and still no Hoverboards:(

[@StephenLuke]

Or hydrators.

[@dth2brny121]

Or hover conversions for our cars.

[@Will-fk2dk]

They literally missed predicting the EXACT YEAR that the Chicago Cubs would win their first World Series in 108 years!! As a life long Cubs Fan who was 13 years old when the first "Back to the Future" came out in theaters, this was one of the coolest sports/movie stories of all time!!

[@camerongordon5914]

This was the first sequel to ever go back into the first movie, which worked perfectly with the device of time travel. No BTTF2, no Endgame. Period.

[@theprophetessnastacia]

80s Movie Recommendations: Summer School, Adventures In Babysitting, The Legend Of Billie Jean, Pump Up The Volume, Inner Space, Weekend At Bernie’s, and Mannequin.

[@truththruthespirit2659]

In the fifties they did have 3D. It was very awe inspiring as that had not been seen before. wearing 3D glasses was kind of a fad back then.

[@3DJapan]

A flying car was just approved by the FAA a few weeks ago.

[@markmac2206]

yeah i cant wait to see our insurance on those.