I just want to say....thank you, Dasha. I am an old fellow living as a recluse with no family and no friends. These moments shared with you are precious comfort. Bless you.

The destruction of the Delorean was one of the heartbreaking scenes for me.

"You can shoot at 7/11?" It was a reference to Part 2 where Marty shows off his skills at the Wild Gunman arcade game. Many convenience stores like 7/11 used to have arcade cabinets back in the 80s.

Fun piece of trivia: At one point, there were FOUR time machines in 1955. The the one that Marty originally brought back from 1985, the one that old Biff takes back with the sports almanac, the one that Marty and Doc bring back in order to stop Biff, and the damaged one hidden in the mine. BTW, did you notice that the sheriff was the same actor who played the bald principal Strickland in the other movies?

When Marty and Doc switch up lines, it shows just how close and how much of an influence they have had on each other. I love it

36:24 1- Doc told him earlier in the movie that he's going to have a car accident because he's always reacting when someone called him chicken. 2- In the second movie, when he was in 2015, Loraine said the 30 year ago, Marty got a car accident with a Rolls Royce that ruined his entire life. He broke his wrist and could not play guitare anymore and the owner of the Rolls sued him...

"The trilogy cannot end like that!" It almost did, Dasha! Michael J Fox almost got hanged for real while filming that stunt. Thankfully, he survived and made many more wonderful movies after this.

The old men in the saloon (Pat Buttram, Dub Taylor, and Harry Carey, Jr.) were well known character actors from old westerns.

This is actually the second movie in which Mary Steenburgen plays someone who becomes involved with a time traveler...the first was *Time After Time* (1979), in which her character falls in love with H.G. Wells (Malcolm McDowell), who in the movie has actually invented a time machine.

$80 in 1885 is $2,266 today. The _'Back To The Future'_ trilogy is my all time favorite movie trilogy.

No, it wasn't pepper Marty was spitting out onto the plate, it was lead birdshot. Sometimes when you hunt wild upland birds or waterfowl, you come across the little pellets as you eat. Nowadays the birdshot is steel, or copper or brass, but in 1885 it would have been lead. A bit harsh to be chewing and clamp down on a pellet, which is what Marty was doing. He was chewing that meat and found one of the pellets.

What I love about you Dasha is you are Russian and English is not your first language, but you 9 times out of 10 fully understand what the movie is trying to say. And your reactions are so honest. It's almost like when we watch you were in the same room with you. I will always watch your reactions.

The brass container that Marty kicks into Tannon's arms is called a spittoon. People used to spit into them the juices from chewing tobacco, so it was quite a disgusting mess that he got all over his shirt.

Dasha is now my favourite person who watches reaction videos. I hope time doesn't make her cynical and that she stays optimistic.

Dasha, the band at the festival is played by the incomparable ZZ Top. They even do their signature spinning guitar trick. Even Frank Beard, their drummer, gets in on the act for this movie. They wrote a song for the Back to the Future III soundtrack and that's what they are playing (Double Back) at the festival (on era appropriate instruments, of course). R.I.P Dusty Hill. 1949-2021.

10:19 In 1955, 17-year-old _Biff_ Tannen and his lackeys pursued Marty, planning to beat him, but he was able to outsmart 'em because he was able to improvise a _skateboard_ and there was _pavement._ In 2015, 17-year-old _Griff_ Tannen and his lackeys pursued Marty, planning to beat him, but he was able to outsmart 'em, because there were _hoverboards_ available and _pavement._ In 1885, fully-grown _Buford_ Tannen and his lackies pursued Marty, planning to straight-up _murder_ him. There were _no_ skateboards. There was _no_ pavement. Marty seemed dead until the Doc came along and _rescued_ him.

The actor who plays " Mad Dog " is actually a stand up comedian .

In the scene where Marty gets hanged by Tannen, Michel J Fox almost died. The harness failed and he was actually gasping for breath for real until he lost consciousness, but the crew thought he was acting.

10:40 When they shot the hanging scene, a couple of fingers from Fox slipped. He couldnt mitigate the pressure of the rope as planned and even got unconcious for a moment and the staff didnt notice that immediately. I once read the Fox once mentioned that he might have taken more brain damage from that scene than initially thought, because BTTF 3 was the time where he got his first symptoms of parkinson.

The sheriff is the same actor that played the principal in the other movies. There is also a deleted scene where it’s shown that Mad Dog killed the sheriff.

My favourite trilogy of all time, absolutely love these movies and lost count how many times i watched them, great to watch them all back to back. Love your reactions to my favourite movies ❤️ x

Good observation that they could take Clara with them. It actually would make LESS of a change than leaving her.

Hi, Dasha! 1:07 This was from before my parents' time, but Howdy Doody was a children's tv show during the 1950s. It was a human and puppet show with circus and cowboy themes and a live audience of children, seated in a place called The Peanut Gallery. The main puppet was a red-haired character named Howdy Doody. 18:05 The band was played by the rock band ZZ Top. They were playing a variation of the song heard at the ending credits. 19:25 Do you remember, in Part 2, when Marty was in Cafe '80's, and he played a video game called Wild Gunmen? Marty was already familiar with the game because in 1985, he played it at the 7-Eleven store. That's what he meant when he said he learned to shoot there. I was thinking about Marty's struggle to deal with being called "chicken", "yellow" or other variations of being called a coward, and why it bothered him so much. He grew up watching his father be a coward and be called so by Biff and by others. To be called one probably bothered Marty more because of that. So he spent his life up until now, reacting strongly at the suggestion that he is like his old man. By the end, he learned that it wasn't true, and not to live by other people's opinions of him. 31:17 Marty's trick was taken from the movie A Fistful of Dollars starring Clint Eastwood. In Back to the Future part 2, the wealthy Biff in alternate 1985 was watching that scene from the movie while he was in the hot tub with the 2 women.

A fun trivia fact is that when Doc Brown in 1955 asks who Clint Eastwood is, and Marty says "That's right, you wouldn't know him yet," he points at a movie poster of Eastwood's very first film.

Fun fact: The band during the festival for the clock tour is actually legendary rock band, ZZ Top. Dude at the end daring Marty to race is the bassist from Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Howdy Doody was a popular children’s show at the time. It starts with “Hey, kids! What time is it?”

One of my favorite movie trilogies! My theory about Doc's time traveling train is the fact that when he saved Clara, he had the futuristic hoverboard with him. I believe that he used the parts along with other technology which came along as time went on, to create the train. It was nice to see the Doc with a family. ☺ Looking forward to your next reactions!

If you noticed, at some part of 2 or 3 (I can't remember which one), the TV was on & it was showing a Clint Eastwood movie. I think it was A Fistful Of Dollars. Anyway, I think that's where Marty got the ideas to call himself Clint Eastwood & to use the iron lid as a bulletproof plate to cover his chest! Great Reactions BTW!

Now that you've watched three movies with Biff Tannen being one of the biggest, most worthless villains in Hollywood history, you should know that the guy who plays him, Tom Wilson, is one of the nicest and funniest guys you could ever meet.

Fun fact: In the old West, the train was never late because everyone would adjust their watches/clocks to whenever the train arrived. So, to paraphrase the words of Gandalf, "A train is never late. Nor is it early. It arrives precisely when it means to."

7:48 Those metal pellets Marty is spitting out are buckshot, from when Seamus hunted and shot the rabbit that Marty is eating.

The shooting gallery scene was foreshadowed in _Back to the Future Part II_ when Marty played the _Wild Gunman_ arcade machine in the Café 80s in 2015. The boiler door being used as a bulletproof vest was also foreshadowed in the previous film, when Biff was in his jacuzzi and was watching the on-screen Clint Eastwood protect himself from being fatally shot. Also the whole 1885 idea was foreshadowed by the shirt that Doc was wearing in the previous film (if you look closely it has Old West-style pictures on it). When Buford was arrested, in case you were wondering why it was not Marshall Strickland doing the arresting, there is a scene in which Buford Tannen previously shot and killed the Marshall, but that scene was cut from the final print of the film.

36:51 "You future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one ! Both of you !"

1:02 "If you could time travel, would you go to the _past_ or to the _future?"_ Well, that's a question I answer with _increasing_ caution, I find, in light of certain developments in society. First, in either case, I would time travel _way_ out in the boonies, many kilometers away from civilization, so as to minimize the risk of being observed. Second, remember that, in the _first_ movie in this franchise, Marty traveled back to when his _parents_ were his age and unthinkingly imperiled his own _existence._ That's a caution one _must_ observe when traveling _back._ You travel back _one_ generation, you might accidentally prevent your _parents_ from getting together and having _you._ You travel back _two_ generations, you might accidentally prevent one of your sets of _grandparents_ from getting together and having one of your _parents._ You travel back _three_ generations, you might accidentally prevent one of your sets of _great-grandparents_ from getting together and having one of your _grandparents._ But third, observe the increasing prevalence of _observations_ technology. In the mid-'80's, when _Back to the Future_ first came out, security cameras were present in a _few_ places. In the mid-'90's, they were in a lot _more_ places. Nowadays, they're _everywhere._ It stands to reason that, as the decades pass, their prevalence will only _increase._ So if you're going to travel into the future, if you _really_ want to protect the timeline, you have to _hone_ your skill for keeping the _lowest_ possible profile against instruments of detection the existence of which your ability to detect is limited, depending on how _far_ into the future you want to travel. Traveling into the future presents a _different_ host of hazards, but in each case, protecting the timeline _must_ take precedence.

The third one is my favorite also. I love how they intertwined and paid tribute to the old western movies and actual history. Fun fact: The first Frisbees were actually pie tins(pans) being thrown by college students in 1948 they would yell, "Frisbie," when throwing them. A toy company named Wham-o came up with a plastic version that flew better and further than the pie tins. The band ZZTop who wrote and performed the theme song for this movie were also the band playing a time period version of the song at the Festival dance. A lot of the characters were played by actors who were famous for their roles in Western movies including Clint Eastwood movies. In the gunfight scene where Buford shoots Marty and he had a steel door from a wood burning stove under his poncho was paying tribute to a gunfight scene in a Clint Eastwood 1964 movie A Fistful of Dollars. Marty was wearing the same outfit that Clint wore in that movie. P.S. I love how excited you get when you do these reactions!!!💚💚💚

i like how they always forget to bring extra fuel. wouldn't check that on the list of things to bring. fun reaction

You should react to "The Princess Bride" it is an amazing movie that has everything

Before they filmed this movie, they asked Clint Eastwood the actor permission to use his name in this movie. He said yes, and thought it was funny. It was very cute Dasha, to see you gushing over Doc. falling in love. Very cute. Great movies, 1,2, and 3.

That was shotgun pellets from a bird shot shell he spit out. From where he shot dinner.

Huey Lewis was the teacher that told Marty that his band was "just too darned loud" in the first movie. Huey Lewis and his group "The News" did the theme song for the first movie. This movie had the band ZZ Top doing the theme song. ZZ Top was the band playing at the town's Clock Tower celebration.

I don’t think I realized until today that this was Mary Steenburgen’s second time travel movie. She had previously starred in Time After Time in 1979 with Malcolm McDowell.

The "bucket" of stuff that Buford Tannen caught, and got all over himself, at the 10:00 point in the video, is called a "Spittoon." Back in those days they chewed a lot of tobacco. When the chewers had to spit, the saloon owners wouldn't want them to do it on the floors, so they positioned brass spittoons at the bar for them to spit their tobacco into.

13:35 If you Notice Dasha Clara was waiting by the clock behind Marty for Doc. You can see her on the tip of Martys Hat.

Great reaction. You are very clever. You see all the important clues for the story. Most people misses them.

Funny the _"Don't stand there'_ exclimation. I don't know if you have this in Russian. In English there's an old myth that when you suddenly feel a sense of dread or fear for seemingly no reason, its because someone in the future stood on your grave. Nowdays its just a saying that means you got 'the creeps' or feel unnerved but, Marty was literally standing on his grave....imagine standing within 10 feet of your own dead body...yeeks. I kind of got the chills just now.

"Oh, Frisbee" Ironically, that pie plate is what frisbee was originally designed as before it became a toy

After the trilogy, there was an animated series on TV where Doc's family go on time travel adventures in the Time Train.

As it is of my favorite movies of All Time, I get so excited to see someone else enjoying it like this. Especially someone so adorable and charming. The one gets a lot of hate, but it's such a fun movie.

TRIVIA FACT: The actor who gave Marty the gun was also in the movie Blazing Saddles :)

"Dog and Beef"...... adorbs.

It´s not pepper that Marty spits out it´s the pellets with which his ancestor caught the hare. And the container that falls on Mad dog is where the people spit from chewing tobacco was thrown. Hahahaha

"Thats early....that's early, for killings". Might be my favorite reaction to anything.

Howdy Doody Time. Oh yeah, I was VERY young when that was on. Yes you have a 73yo container with a 39yo (occasionally 12yo) inside.!!! Keep up the great reactions. And be safe!

Mary Steenburgen plays Clara. She is an Oscar-winning actress who has also been in Time travel movies in the past. This movie pays tribute to one called Time After Time. Both of these movies show Mary Steenburgen's character being someone in the time travel destination being innocently unwise to the time travel aspect but in love with the time traveler but also angry and freaking out when he tries to reveal his time travel to her, thinking he is nuts and or taking advantage of her. Then she blows the time traveler off as an as%#$le or lunatic.

in the 80s 7-11's had arcade games in the back so thats why he said he learned there lol Malls, Arcades, and 7-11s were big teen hangouts back then

Now you can never go back to a time where you haven't seen these films, and that's sad 😆. But honestly you need to see it multiple times to really catch a lot of little clever things.

I've loved trains ever since I was a kid, and the old West, so this has always been my favorite of the three movies :) But I love them all, and I am glad that you did too! :)

One thing this story overlooked is, there is now 2 DeLoreans in 1885, The one Doc hid in the cave and the one Marty came back in, Doc could have used gas from the second DeLorean to use in the one Marty came in.

Hey Dasha, you are proof positive that the future is what you make it. I respect you so much for all the work you do, and the volume of work that you do. I wish you all the success in the world. You are "Back to the Future"

Clint Eastwood: actor and director who became world famous with spaghetti westerns. He was blondie in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", the favorite Quentin Tarantino's movie.

10:22 In 1955, Marty was able to outwit Biff by improvising a _skateboard_ and using it on _pavement._ In 2015, Marty was able to outwit Griff by borrowing someone's _hoverboard_ and using it on pavement and _water._ But this is _1885._ Skateboards and pavement don't _exist,_ yet. Marty's in trouble.

I love this movie. It's quite possibly my favorite of the series. Although I guess we've chucked the idea that Doc shouldn't know too much about his own future straight out the window.

Haha. He can't even pretend to be "borrowing" the locomotive when he plans from the start to let if fall off the ravine. :)

The 3 old cowboys are long time character actors for westerns (and also worked on Roger Rabbit as the six shooter bullets!)! The target guy was also in Blazing Saddles!

There’s a movie called Vibes with Cindy Lauper and Jeff Goldblum. I think you’d like it.

Love your excitement when you realized it's the Doc on that train!! 🥰🥰🥰

The DeLorean used for the scenes in the desert was actually a DeLorean shell over a dune buggy chassis.

It is a pleasure watching you react to this movie. :) Thx for posting it.

"You can shoot at 7-11?" There used to be shooting arcade videogames everywhere

"What is that, Pepper??" Actually, Dasha, it's Buckshot Seamus Mcfly, who was also played by Michael J. Fox, was hunting for food for dinner for his family

The Marshall is the ancestor of Mr Strickland. Just like him Discapline

You are the most adorable reactor on all of KZfaq! I love your genuine enthusiasm for every movie you watch! I wish you much success! ❤

The big container of fluid Marty sent up into the air, then landing on Buford (Biff's ancestor) in the saloon, was chewing tobacco mixed with saliva, which the chewers would use to spit into so they wouldn't have to swallow it. it's called a spittoon. Don't you have one in your house? Just kidding, don't shoot!!! :) You're so cute..."What's that?" :) Love you, Dasha!

7:49 - I think that's from when he shot the animal they're eating.

Thanks for commentary on this fun movie!

Maggie wouldn’t actually be Lorraine’s ancestor since she already married into the McFly’s. Lorraine is a Baines. And they don’t establish any relation between them. They just used the same actor for the bit. The writer said it might mean the McFly men are always attracted to women that look like that You know there actually was a Frisbe pie company, and college students were tossing pie playes with the company name on them. That’s how they gave the toy the brand name Frisbee There’s actually a point and click adventure video game that’s basically part 4. They made it into a comic book too. There was also a cartoon which follows Jules and Verne on time adventures

Shooting at 7-11 was a reference to the video game he played there. It was also seen at the 80's cafe in BttF 2.

Dasha, I'm impressed with how professional and consistent you are with your youtube channel. Keep up the good work. 50k subscribers will be a great achievement. That's a lot of people!

The marshal in Hill Valley was an ancestor of Principal Strickland. Also, Alan Silvestri composed the score for Back to the Future and the (MCU) Avengers movies. And many more movies.

Howdy Doody was a kid's TV show in the 1950's. At the McFly farm dinner, Marty spit out bird shot from the shotgun that killed the rabbit. 7-11's had shooting video games.

I love how Marty is dressed exactly like Clint Eastwood did in his western movies.

In the US in the 1980s, some 7-11 stores also had video game arcade games. If you remember in Part 2 when Marty was in the 80s cafe, he is playing one of those games.

This was the best trilogy of all time. Your reactions are very entertaining. Keep it up

"Hey lighten up jerk!" ...(Shrugs in confusion) 😆

25:18 In case you didn't know, Jules Verne was an author in that era who wrote adventure and science fiction stories. Three of his most well known works are Journey to the Center of the Earth, From the Earth to the Moon, and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

Marty learned to shoot that good from playing the shooting video game at the 7eleven. I believe the game appeared in part II.

Pro tip ....at the drive in theater scene when Marty calls himself Clint Eastwood, the 2 movie posters he's standing next to, are very early 50s Clint Eastwood movies!😮😮😮

I was hoping Dasha would do part 3, and as usual her reactions were sweet, and genuine. I’m really curious how she would react to something like Game of Thrones? 👍

Marty using the stove plate to protect himself from the bullet is from the Clint Eastwood movie "A Fistfull of Dollars".

At the dinner table, Marty spat out the little metal balls that had been used to shoot the rabbit.

Those black pellets in the grouse Marty was eating was birdshot from a shotgun. 7 Eleven's had shooting arcade games back in the day. That iron plate under the poncho was a real Clint Eastwood trick used in one of his movies.

Great reaction vid lady. Love your videos.

There was even an animated series, where they had the car *and* the train, travelling through time, getting into mischief...

The band playing at festival is rock group ZZ Top, who has music video for song they were playing, Doubleback. Awesome reaction.

Just saw you ask what was in that giant jar that he launched when dancing from having his feet shot at. It is a jar called a spittoon, basically back then tons of people used chewing tobacco that you put between your teeth and inner lip. This however causes you to produce lots of saliva, so these jars are meant for people to spit into so all that liquid that dumped on his chest was tons of other people’s tobacco spit

Shooting ...he played shooting video games at 7-11! The old bald guy, is Marty's principal from the first one, and Maverick's Airboss from top gun!

Best trilogy ever. Perhaps LOTR is up there too, but this one is great. I wore out VHS tapes with these, have no idea how many times I watched them. My first car was an old one, and we had fun with pushing it to 88, lol

Back when I was a kid in the 80's, 7-11's used to have arcade games in them, that's what he was referring to, playing arcade games in a 7-11

What Marty spits out from the dinner Maggie made was buckeye bullets used to slay the animal

There most definitely isn't an emergency stop in trains that anyone can pull. It was a funny/cute thing they added.