It only took a global pandemic for Chris to review this one.

"If movies like Jaws and Back to the Future were ever going to age, it would've happened already." Beautiful. Forever cemented as classics.

"There is not a single boring moment." SO SO SO SO SO TRUE.

“Woah... that’s heavy.” “There’s that word again... heavy! Why do you keep saying that? Is there something wrong with the earths gravitational pull in the year 1985?!?”

Honestly Chris, I don’t give a crap about the movies releasing on streaming services like Artemis Fowl, Scoob, or Trolls: World Tour. I’d much rather hear you talk about classics you just never got around to reviewing.

"People are born every day. And those people maybe haven't seen Back to the Future yet." - Chris Stuckmann, 2020

As a father I have re-watched the entire serie and I discovered how Marty is such a great role model for kids and teenagers. Ambitious, adventurous yet kind and humble.

Absolutely my favourite film of all time... So much attention to detail in every scene. Fun fact- The homeless guy on the bench when Marty arrives back in 1985 is the mayor from 1955.

The thing is I’ve never met someone who’s said they didn’t enjoy this movie. Absolute masterpiece

Doc: If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... *you're gonna see some **_serious shit._* Truer words have never been spoken.

Older movies you should review: - The big lebowski - Pulp fiction - City of god - Fear and loathing in las vegas - They live - Mulholland drive - Apocalypse now - Inglorious basterds - Eastern promises

Another great reveiw Chris. This movie was my inspiration for learning to play guitar too! 🎸

The Mall sign becoming "Lone Pine Mall" in the present instead of "Twin Pine Mall" because Marty destroys one of the trees, is just such amazing attention to details. Love it. Will definitely enjoy a series of review on older cult films!

My favourite quote in the whole movie; “Lorraine if you have kids like that I’ll disown ya”

My #1 favorite movie, and the only one I've reviewed 3 times on my show (2004, 2009, and 2013) - I own a bunch of props, memorabilia, figures, and a signed-hoverboard. No movie is perfect, but this one comes the closest :-D Solid review, sir!

"If it would've aged, it would've done so already." Well said!!!!

As a twist, imagine if Marty came back to the present time and his brother was named Marty instead.

Fun thing: This screenplay was rejected 44 times. it's like The bohemian rhapsody of films.

The line "My Family was a little iffy for a minute" hits different now considering If you have seen his latest video

So the reason why a lot of those movies from the 70s and 80s were PG was because there was no PG13 rating.

Chris getting upset that the score wasn’t nominated for an Oscar is exactly how I felt the first time looking it up and seeing that🙃😂

Respect to Tom Holland for saying they shouldn’t make a remake

It's insane that Alan Silvestri (Predator, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Abyss, Young Guns 2, Judge Dredd, The Mummy Returns, Captain America, The Avengers, etc...) has only been nominated by the Oscars twice: Best Score for Forrest Gump & Best Song for "Believe" from The Polar Express. The nominees for Best Score in the 58th Academy Awards were Out of Africa, Agnes of God, The Color Purple, Silverado, & Witness. You mean to tell me that not a single one of those bunch is inferior to BTTF's music? BTW, I do remember people saying it was strange that Chris didn't review BTTF in October 2015 like most other KZfaq critics did. He must've been really busy for that to just slip his mind as a film enthusiast.

Dark, Netflix, time travel that will melt your brain. So good though. Great to see this reviewed!! Good times!

About the whole “parents didn’t recognize him“ thing: who says they didn’t? Let’s say they DID recognize him. What are they going to do? Walk up to their kid and say, “Hey, son, this may sound like a weird question, but... you wouldn’t happen to be a time traveler would you?“ His parents don’t even know that time travel exists, so they wouldn’t have a reason to suspect time travel. I’ve met different people all the time who looks similar, and I just know it’s a coincidence. My parents would never confront ME about looking too much like someone from 30 years ago. So yes, it’s very possible that they realized their kid looked similar to the guy they knew in the 50s. But I find it highly unlikely that they would ever come to any crazy conclusions about it.

I don’t know why so many people are bothered by the so-called “plot hole” where the parents don’t recognise Marty. I feel like it’s fair to say the following: 1. They knew him as a stranger for about a week, MANY years ago. 2. The details of his face would most likely be a blurred impression for them in later years, unable to be anchored by anything concrete - not a yearbook photo, not anything. He straight up disappeared without a trace. They would most likely remember broad ideas, like that he had brown hair, or skateboarded, or played bizarre music, or acted strangely. Exact details of facial features would be lost. 3. They would still legitimately be able to remember the mysterious stranger who impacted their lives, and name their third child “Marty.” This would obviously be in tribute to the guy who helped their early romance flourish, NOT because their INFANT resembles Michael J Fox. They would have named him as a BABY. 4. Marty grew up slowly as a child in front of his parents. His changes through puberty would be a bit more imperceptible for those living with him every day. Their “perceptual set”, or the tendency for people to see what they expect to see, would not easily be able to discern when exactly their young son stopped looking like a seven-year-old child and started resembling a teenage guy they met once thirty years ago. Even if one day they woke up thinking, “hey, Marty is starting to look an awful lot like that guy we met”, this would be impossible to verify without photographic reference and could easily be dismissed. Memory is reconstructive and is NOT an exact tape-recording of events. It is easily altered and reworked each time those neurons are fired. There are no plot holes in BTTF, end of discussion

Please review "Dark" on Netflix. The show is now complete, as you require of shows you review :3

Please do an updated review of “Inception”...it’s desperately needed!!

From writing to casting to acting to wardrobe to directing to editing to scoring, this movie is an absolutely perfect storm in every way possible. A true masterpiece of movie making.

Movies I would love to see Chris review: Goodfellas Pulp fiction A clockwork orange The departed The godfather Raging bull Full metal jacket

"It's 'Back to the Future'.... it's phenomenal!" Thank you, Chris, for reviewing this favorite flick of mine, and, like the movie, let this review get cemented as well ....A+ ...yeahhh!

"I am Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan" Omg what a great time for us kids in the cinema back then. A+

So happy Chris finally reviewed my favorite movie of all time🙌🏻🙌🏻👍🏻

Chris: *Curses* George: “You think I outta swear?” Marty: “Yes George, god damnit swear”

"nothing back then that was pg would be pg today" *laughs in spaceballs*

Looking forward to a great summer, Chris! I love your modern film reviews but I love the classic ones, too (in fact, I wish you'd do a few more pre-1970 film reviews). Can't wait!

I didn't even realize that Chris never did a Back to the Future review until now.

now if only we can go back to 2019 and warn everyone.

19 and just watched all 3 of these this month. Glad I waited this long so I could understand and thoroughly enjoy them 👏👏👏

4:20 Is very rare to find movies as well edited as this movie, especially these days.

This whole time I thought Chris had a mic in front of him.

this is a movie that is 100% perfect. perfect film, entertainment.

Chris I drink your words ... I say and repeat the same everyday to everyone. 80's is a golden time. No blockbusters ever since can equal their perfection.

Speaking about time travel, you should really watch Dark on Netflix. It truly is one of the best sci-fi series ever created and unfortunately very underrated only because it's german. Like this comment so Chris sees it! 🙏🏼

If he gave this anything lower than an A+, I would scream.

At this day in age, we would’ve NEVER saw this coming.

The way Chris makes his reviews though... he needs to win an Oscar for that. Seriously. I just wanna binge-watch his videos over Netflix. That says something about a KZfaq channel.

When you said "I just don't care" about the plot hole I actually shouted "THANK YOU!" at the screen. The film is simply wonderful. Loved the review and your take on that debate.

Petition for chris to finally do that gods of egypt hilariocity

Bit of a shame you didnt mention Thomas Wilson as Biff, he absolutely steals every scene he's in

Just want to say that I love your reviews Chris! Excited for the classic reviews to come in the future. Thumbs up!

I feel like so many actors REALLY bring out the script in their delivery. Like Doc, Biff, Marty, Lorraine, and George all say things is such a unique and memorable way. Even the side characters like biff’s goons really sell their lines that are throw aways it’s amazing.

Chris hasn't reviewed Back to the Future? This is heavy Doc!

I like how casually Biff was going to murder Marty with his car in broad daylight and in front of multiple witnesses.

1:45 that was me and my sister watching Miyazaki's *Castle In The Sky* when we were kids. Some of the more nuanced aspects of the story went over our heads, but you'd better believe we'd still nestle in our bed and watch that 2+ hour goodness day after day.

Feel free to do any reviews you want Chris. We love your work!

Do a review on The Godfather Trilogy if you’re reviewing classic movies. You could also review some classic Tarantino or Scorsese movies too.

I really want to hear Chris’ opinions on taxi driver

For a movie series made thirty years ago, it says something that the Back to the Future series was the prime time Friday night movie three weeks in a row in Japan in June. I watched them (again) with my son (first time), and he loved them all.

Your enthusiasm for this (and Raiders of the Lost Ark) is infectious. Both are films I've never loved as much as you do, but one of the things I like most about watching KZfaqrs is borrowing somebody else's perspective on something, and learning from that. Keep up the good work!

Tom Wilson (Biff) was just so amazing in this movie!! I can't imagine it being the masterpiece it is without Biff.

I really want to see Chris Stuckmann review "Dark" now that it's over

Can you please review Dark? It is a finished show with 3 seasons and all of them are incredible. It's truly a amazing and mind-bending series.

For the “plot hole”, the family and Biff lived through Marty growing up looking exactly like Marty in the 50s, they could simply have commented and noted about it as new timeline Marty grew up as a teenager before 17-year-old Marty returned. It’d be weirder if they actually commented about Marty’s appearance the day he returned to 1985 i think!

You forgot the best George line: “Lou, give me a milk.... CHOCHLATE”

Back to the Future is my all time favourite movie, and a lot of it has to do with how tight the script is. There really isn't a wasted moment in it. Everything ties together. I'm also a big fan of the potential jokes when you have are jumping through time, since this movie has a lot of humour revolved around giving the punchline in 1985 and then setting up the actual joke later in 1955, so it's full of all those "aha!" moments. It's also just exceptionally well acted, the pacing is perfect, it appeals to fans of multiple genres, and never really gets old for me. I've seen it easily a hundred times in my life and I still love it just as much as I did the first time I saw it. I think it's the definition of a perfect fun movie. This movie is...Awesometacular!

Pleaseeee Chris we beg you to watch Dark on Netflix, it will blow your mind!

Love to see you rewatch and review old films, or ones you missed somehow.

Gonna date myself, but I was 17 the summer that Back to the Future came out. I went on a date with my first serious girlfriend and chose this movie for that date. We both came out of the theater totally amazed at every single bit of this movie. I've easily seen this movie 100 times since then, five of those times were in the theaters before it was pulled as 1985 came to an end. I don't think of my date that night so much as just the feeling I got when seeing this movie for the first time in the theaters. It was only the second movie that did that to me. The first was Star Wars when I was 9 and my dad took me to see it in the theaters.

“I mean that for nearly three thousand years man has been searching for the Indiana Jones reviews. It’s not something to review lightly. No one knows its secrets. It’s like nothing you’ve ever reviewed before.”

Why dont you just give a try to dark netflix

hey idk how but to make video clips from movies with out copy right?

Please review the Steven Spielberg movies namely:- Schindler's List Saving Private Ryan The Indiana Jones Trilogy ET:The Extra Terrestrial Catch me if you Can

Chris: Off handed comment about only a handful of movies he considers perfect. Me: desperately hopes for a compilation video of Chris's perfect movies

i am really happy to see one of my all time favorite movies is getting a review by one of my favorite reviewers on KZfaq, thanks man.

My theory on the ending - the movie becomes intentionally spoofy after Marty arrives back in 1985. The last scene where Doc comes back with the Delorean to whisk Marty to the future was meant to be a joke ending - remember there was never going to be a sequel. Therefore the makers took a no rules approach and had some fun at the end of the movie.

Hopefully, you review other Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg movies you haven't, like E.T, Close Encounters, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Romancing The Stone, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Cast Away

"This is my first in a series I'm going to be doing all throughout the summer." I've been hoping for this. Thank you.

Looking forward to those reviews Chris!

@ 8:25 - This is something the screen-writers likely just overlooked but, thinking about it realistically, Chris is probably right that it would be HIGHLY unlikely for Lorraine and George to clearly recall the face of someone they knew in High School for one week, especially considering they had no photos of Marty from 1955. They might vaguely recall his face and notice a similarity, but too much time would have passed for them to be certain that 1985 Marty was a ringer for 1955 Marry,

Doc Brown’s scream is still the greatest scream in all of cinema.

I really miss the “Back to the Future” ride at Universal Studios 😭

It'd be amazing to get your reviews on the rest of the Back to the Future trilogy, especially since, even as unpopular as this may be, but I fucking love parts 2 & 3

In time travel, there are always paradoxes. The last time I watched this I decided that Marty and Doc know each other because Doc remembers Marty from 1955. I don't know what had to go down for them to be reacquainted in the 80s but that's neither here nor there. This is also the reason Doc has the confidence and drive to keep working on the time machine for 30 years until he succeeds: Marty's visit to 1955 proves it works and that he can do it. I've heard that this movie's screenplay is often held up in film schools as the example of "perfect." Loved your review.

It's funny how everyone ignores that Marty technically murdered the first version of his family

You're actually giving too much credit to the argument about the "plot hole": Marty's parents don't name their son after the guy they met for a week in high school, because everyone in the 50s thought that guy's name was Calvin Klein.

Hey Chris, great content as always, me and my wife, we love your reviews and have watched most of them. Any chance you can consider doing one for the series Dark from Netflix? Would be curious to see your thoughts on this mind-bending production

3:36 why does Marty sound exactly as Tom Holland !!!

Back to the Future is still one of the best sci-fi movies.

Now we just need to see his reviews for Part II and Part III.

The reaction by Marty when the Libyan pulled out the RPG launcher makes me laugh every time.

I’d love to see his reaction on Dark, the show. Idk if he does shows though.

“Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads.”

"There's so many things that Lloyd brings to the character of Doc Brown..." - Number One is inspiration for Rick.

Love the new idea. Can't wait for more of the reviews!

This movie has been my favorite since I was a kid. There was a stretch when I watched it everyday after school for a long time. Brilliant from start to finish. From the opening scene of the automated dog feeder and the mega amp blowing Marty out of his shoes, to “Where we’re going we don’t need roads.” So many great scenes. Jumping over Biff’s car to land on the skateboard. Playing Johnny Be Good, jumping up from almost disappearing. The whole catching the lighting bolt at the clock tower scene. And everything in between. Also everything is so quotable and/or memorable. This held my number one spot until the matrix. Now they are tied lol

I love how this movie *appropriately doesn't waste time.

I never thought I’d see the day where Chris would stuckmannize this movie

I love this movie, but the soundtrack to this movie is perfect. Every effect, every theme and motif is amazing. When I heard Silvestri’s “twinkle” effect while standing in line, from someone’s phone reminding them of an incoming text message, I genuinely got excited and nostalgic

I'm so glad Chris reviewed this, even if it was super late and kinda random! I was 7 years old when this hit the theaters. I vividly remember seeing it at the theater with my sister and her friend, who were both 10. Just us kids, got dropped off at the theater! No parental supervision or nothin! Those were the days. I remember looooving this movie so much. In fact, my sister and her friend were crushing so hard on Michael J. Fox that this was the 2nd or 3rd time they saw it! It became an instant favorite, although I do recall being scared when the music got creepy just before the Libyans turned on their headlights in the parking lot. Then, when they were growling and snarling at Doc and shooting- really freaked me out! Fast forward, when this came out on VHS the following year (back in the 80s, it took forever for movies to hit video stores, you really had to wait!) I was watching it with the family and was getting all anxious cuz I knew the scary Libyan part was coming up but I couldn't recall exactly when, so I just kinda braced myself! Needless to say, I was an anxious kid (and am still that way today in many ways!!!) Sigh, such wonderful times the 80s were. I know some of that is just my age and perspective (everyone tends to think the era they grew up in was the best, or the most innocent or what have you). But damn, the 80s DID give us some awesome movies. And TV shows. AND music. Oh, and let's not forget Garbage Pail Kids! Okay, now I'm just rambling. Back to the Future is definitely in my Top 5 favorite movies of all time!!!! Thanks Chris for your review and for being a great commentator and content creator.