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My wife watches Back to the Future Part 3 for the FIRST time! We react to the movie and give our review.
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When Doc questions the circuits [Made In Japan] this is 1955 barely 10yrs since WW2 where we destroyed Japan an Enemy
There was a whole cartoon about them travelling around in that train
Is it just me or does the kid that plays Verne looks like a younger Holden 😂😂😂😂😂
that girl cheated
Interestingly, while the current generation of reactors seem to like Part II better than Part III, it was Part III that was better received when they were released in 1989 and 1990 with Part II being called a messy hodge-podge that was all over the place mostly serving as a bridge to get us from Part I to Part III. Maybe it's because viewers in the 1980s waited four years for the sequels while today's viewers can watch them back to back to back, or maybe audiences back then preferred a story set mostly in one time period, especially with Doc and Marty as fish out of water in the old west, over a movie hopping through multiple time settings. It's interesting to see the differences in opinion based on generations.
37:38 Ahhh yes the true feelings are revealed 😂
ABOUT DAMN TIME….. if your gonna start a series, complete it. Dont be a gatekeeper
The guy challenging Marty to race (who also plays his coworker in the future that gets him fired) is Flea the Bass Player from the band Red Hot Chili Peppers
Great me! Like the Doc says, write your own future kiddos.
I actually love part 3, probably more than 2. 1 is of course the best
Holden have you guys seen the chosen? I think you'd love it
You mentioned Who Framed Rodger Rabbit. The tunnel where Biff is chasing Marty on the hover board in part 2 is the tunnel to Toon Town.
Holden, we forgive you!
3:10 This is why the comments section gets turned off 😅
I think Part 2 was the worst out of the 3. The only complaint I had was they SHOULD have planned to take Claira with them since she SHOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD, and doesn't belong there any more than they do. BUT I guess that wouldn't have make as good of a movie. 🤷
after finishing this you should watch "A Million Ways to Die in the West" from 2014 by Seth Macfarlane it's a great funny movie with a bit of a connection to Back to the Future part III
Calico is a kind of cloth guys. It's what Clara's dress is made from.
The JAWs ride still exists at Universal Studios Japan, unofrtunatley the BTTF ride was replaced by the minions ride at usj, but when you go on the ride, you can tell i'ts just a repainted delorean lol
Growing up part 3 was the one I watched the most. I think it was my favorite of the three. I think I've watched all three movies once as an adult but that was a few years ago and I don't remember my thoughts on the movies revisiting them as an adult. So I think part will remain in my memory as my favorite.
The Dr Brown/Marty relationship reminds me of the Miyagi/Daniel relationship. It's people who I feel became family, even though they are blood related.
I was so impressed by your taking the time to correct past misstatements I pushed the like button and subscribed.
Kudos!
You should show Jen the Back to The Future the Ride video.
Calico is a flower print fabric.🌼🌸
I'm with Jen. The whole movie is great, and I like it better than two. Back to the Future 2 repeats the same jokes, and demonstrates how hard it is for people to break from their patterns, and Part 3 shows Marty and Doc both finally getting some character growth. The Clara arc is him breaking away from science and love at first sight can be a thing. And more importantly, it introduces a story element and questions that weren't asked in the first two movies. Can you bring someone with you. If you remove Clara's story, that's removes a lot of the deviations first two and that's where it becomes even more of a repeat.
Part 3 is better than Part 2
For years my pick to play doc brown if a remake were to be made was Kelsey grammar. he could give the same energy and mix of zany yet somehow a bit respectable as Christopher Lloyd did. can't you hear Kelsey's voice saying Doc brown lines?
17:02 Remember that Doc met Clara before Marty arrived 9:45
20:44 Jerk as an insult came into use around 1935 which is why Tannen didn't understand it as an insult?
Holden: VR chat has a virtual version of the back to the future ride. You don’t even need a VR to ride it. You can play it on computer.
There is tombstone in one of our local graveyards. It reads: stranger rode into town, I buried him.
Leaves a lot to the imagination.
I like that they switched it up a little with the whole bar and then chase sequence at the beginning; this time, there was no skateboard equivalent for Marty to use, so he got caught and had to be saved by Doc.
This one has always been my favorite. Any repetition of story beats were meant to be a joke between the filmmakers and the fans. That was the energy when it all came out. Rule of threes, y’know? If it didn’t have enough of a plot to stand without those jokes, I’d agree. But the parallels are part of the product.
Calico:
It's a heavy weave cotton
You should watch Wild Wild West
so since Doc and Claire named theyre kids Jules amd Vern do you think they cowrite the books as there time travel adventures with mom and dad
shout out to Bart the Bear
god if I was Marty I'd be like "Doc you owe me… what happens to me in the future?" You owe me"
I actually met Tom Wilson aka Biff / Mad Dog Tannen and asked which movie was his favorite to shoot and he said BtF 3 because he got to ride a horse and shoot a gun
then doc is like "theres a snake in my boots!"
Marty's house is still there, or was a couple of years ago. It is somewhere in a northern suburb of LA I believe. Don't know LA at all. Then again, given the current situation…
A lot of people really like this one. I like them in order of release. BttF is just iconic, no contest. Not a wasted minute of story and so good. BttF2 is the most complicated and has the most outrageous time travel situations in it and I dig that. BttF3 is a rather more straightforward story and there's the love story and I bet a lot of people like it more for those reasons.
has Jen seen The Lone Ranger? you guys should watch The Lone Ranger with Johnny Depp.