Why Back to the Future Part III Won Me Over | Movie Reaction

[@StajlzII]

u yellow?

[@hampehopptheroyal3226]

Great video as usual! When it comes to 7:37 it's a reference to a book with the same name that came out in 1864 that later was made into a movie in 2008.

[@robbob5302]

The “you’re fired” note came from the second movie. When Marty got fired in 2015.

[@robbob5302]

18:00 I just noticed a detail I never saw before. When Marty test fires the pistol, his first shot he took with his left hand. The shot he missed. Then he switched to his right hand and hit everything.

[@hampehopptheroyal3226]

9:12 it would be funny if they started playing William Tell Overture in this scene

[@no_rubbernecking]

Happy, perfectly coiffed intro. family comes over 12 Minites Laytaire.... - Shirt looks like run over by a tank assault in both directions. - Hair pointing all over and drenched in sweat. - Half the number of working light bulbs. - Shell-shocked expression as if thinking "What... just happened?" 🤣 👍🏼👍🏼

[@StajlzII]

When the family comes over, you know you don’t stand a chance of escaping playtime and outdoor activities with the nieces and nephews (big family). It’s been a long week 💀

[@robbob5302]

In Doc Browns backstory, he was part of the Manhattan Project.

[@Lethgar_Smith]

Audiences today dont have quite the same opinions about many films that came out in the 80s and before. When this trilogy first came out audiences loved the first one. It was a huge surprise hit, the 2nd one did well but critics didnt love it and audiences hated the cliff hanger ending. The 3rd film brought it all back together and all was forgiven, It was another huge hit and very popular even as a stand alone film, it has it's own full complete story unlike part II and the ending is just perfect with Doc's speech about everyone's future. I notice that a lot of reactors really love the 2nd film for some reason. It's busy, a lot is going on and the plot is not as clear cut as in the first film. The 3rd film seems to garner less enthusiasm among today's audiences, perhaps it's the slow pacing of life in the old west but whatever it is, it isn't until the 3rd act that most modern viewers start to enjoy the film.

[@peterdawson7198]

Hi Aiden, I love your great reactions, especially at the end 😆🤐 and thank you for watching the 'Back to the Future' films, what is considered to be the Greatest Trilogy EVER, a trilogy where all 3 are superb, brilliant, and a masterpiece in there own way. Some think Part 1 is best, some Part 2, some Part 3, my preference is 🤔 3-1-2, NO, it's 1-3-2, No it's-- aahhh Great Scott 😵‍💫 ___ Marty does not race Needles, so he does not hit the Rolls Royce which ruins his future, (In Part 2 in 2015 (young)Jennifer hears (old) Lorraine explaining about the accident & ruining his life because of being called 'Chicken') and Doc mentions the accident to Marty in 1885, just after the undertaker measures Marty for his coffin. __ The Doc brings Marty a new picture of them with the clock, so he had to have travelled into the future and saw the destroyed car and the burnt picture & of course went further to get his the train upgraded to fly. ____ Nice that your back, & welcome to the BTTF family. Looking forward to the next one 🙂👍

[@StajlzII]

I'm Stajlz, Aiden is my companion 🐹Thank you for the info!

[@peterdawson7198]

@@StajlzII I do apologise, I got the names the wrong way round 🤗

[@robbob5302]

Me, I rank 1 and 3 as both equally -galacticly- epic. 2, while very, very good, is just a step behind the other two.

[@aranerem5569]

Have you seen the movie Tarzan The Fearless?

[@peterdawson7198]

Hi Stajlz, If you like Western movies, why not react to another trilogy which star Clint Eastwood. "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964) -- "For a Few Dollars More" (1965) and what is considered to be the Greatest Western EVER "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" (1966) 🙂