So glad you liked it. Some people inexplicably dislike this one, but it's a perfect ending to the story, and takes the smart route of moving away from the complexity of the second movie, and going back to the spirit of the first.

Christopher Lloyd is good at screaming, but you should hear him in the original Klingon from when he was in Star Trek 3

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Last names starting with "Mc" are Irish. Not to be confused with names starting with "Mac," which are Scottish. The McFlys are from Ireland. Not a real name, btw; it was just a joke, because the premise of the first film is that George has a weak personality and Marty is physically small.

In case anyone is curious, $80 in 1885 would be the equivalent of about $880 in 1985 & about $2,560 in 2024.

That is an Irish accent. There was a lot of prejudice towards the Irish at the time.

Doc Brown is the real mad scientist. No one with any level of sanity would put anthracite dust into a firebox of a locomotive. That´s either asking for a very quick explosion, or for a melted crown sheet and tons of boiling-hot steam everywhere.

This was my favorite of the Back to the Future films because this is a Western.

The accent you're hearing is irish. I recall that in the first movie, Biff used to call Marty's dad: you irish bug, in 1955. And yess, it's interesting to know our family's roots & origins. My dad used to complete the family tree in the 1980's, back to the years 1500's in France. First came here in Canada around 1650. Great reaction, as most of others I've watched from your channel. Thanks for it & have a nice day. About a next movie ?--There have been talks about that, but Michael J. Fox (Marty) have Parkinson disease, so he put an end to his acting career, it's pretty much over. You said you wanted to clap hands at the end ?--Just do it, it's YOUR channel after all. See you next time.

If you think of it, it must have taken years for Doc to create the new time machine, so in the meanwhile he and Clara got married and started a family. It might have been just a few hours since Marty arrived from 1885, but years have passed for Doc. And the ending of this movie matching the jaw dropping ending of the 1st movie with the flying time machine was pure gold. The more times I watch this ending, the more I cry of happiness.

Marty saying "Great Scott!" and Doc saying "this is heavy" is a callback to the first movie, when the words were said by the other character.

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One of the best trilogies ever.

The writers did go the extra mile with this film! Thank you for your video. I enjoyed watching those scenes and your reactions!

Seen dozens of top reaction videos, no one edits like you haha, "911 what's your emergency?" That was brilliant! Looks like you have an editor and a very good one. Doesn't do it too much, just enough.

This was not the first time that Mary Steenburgen (Clara Clayton) was involved in a movie about time travel. She also played a role in the 1979 film Time After Time.

The way I see it, Doc had already disrupted the space-time continuum even before Marty went back in time to rescue him.

#Doc

If you're interested, there are a few different separate continuations of the 3 movies: The first one was a cartoon show from 1991-1992, then a video game from Telltale Games called "Back To The Future: Then Game", then finally a series of comic books of more than one title from IDW Publishing.

Doc shooting the rope while Marty is hanging there is a big joke on the famous Clint Eastwood movie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, where Clint does the same thing to save his partner in crime [played by Eli Wallach].