The part about the Clint Eastwood is so Rad !!! I never knew that … The actress that plays Clara (Mary Steenburgen) is married to Ted Danson (Sam from Cheers TV show)
Well it is possible to go back in time you just need a machine that can travel the speed of light you need to find a wormhole and some way of getting there…Steven Hawking
it was a command!
of Steiner’s attack was a command!
Traitors, who are they?
of all the very beginning
of the German people
who are they? own blood, they pay – TRAITOR!
who are they? Years in the military … (BE) FAIL! FAIL! FAIL! FAIL! FAIL! FAIL!
Fork holds years military … spent – YES!
Only a knife and fork, holds they are cowards!
Only a knife and fork, holds STALIN! spent – YES!
Holds only a knife and fork, Ga Ga fork stops
they call themselves generals … because they have spent military academies
to the army just HEIL!
to the army just HEIL!
I had done well in Europe (grandpa) …
to the army just HEIL!
to the army just HEIL!
Yes vie … yes, yes many many, and perhaps even
DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! tototototototototototototototoTOOOOT …
been deceived and (ahhhh)
been cheated … (and, and and and)
been deceived and (ahhhh)
been cheated … (and, and and and)
and cheated (ahhhh. .. Ga – fork holds and, and and and)
and cheated (ahhhh. .. Ga – fork holds and, and and and)
HEIL! HEIL! HEIL! – HEALING! HEIL! HEIL!
I gotta say I loved BTF 3 when it came out and the repeat gags just added to the synchronicity of the time travel (Totally unlike the Austin Powers sequels which just recycled)
BUUUUUTTT: on watching BTF3 for the God knows how many-eth time I thought:
“broke gas tank? why not just harvest the one from the OTHER DeLorean they’re sending back to ’55?”
This one was the first one I saw in fact I’ve never seen the others so really I don’t see anything bad with it. Not to get all mean but I think movies should be rated as their own movie, even if it’s the third in line. Oh and I was wondering if you thought the same.
I always thought it was unfair that this movie got crapped on so much. Sure, I never liked it as much as the first or second ones (Part II was my favorite of the three), but it was a decent sequel, and it wrapped up the story nicely. Now it’s only a matter of time before some movie studio runs out of ideas and reaches into the vault to re-make the first film, maybe even the second one as well (think of a re-make of Part II made in 2015, set in 1985, 1955, and 2015, and all of the pop culture jokes the 2015 studio could add – it’d be horrible).
Another bit of Clint Eastwood in the movie: Marty goes by the name Clint Eastwood throughout it. When Doc saves Clara from going off the cliff, Marty explains why they named the bridge after her (because she was supposed to go off the cliff, so they name the bridge they’re building over said cliff after her), leaving the as-yet-unfinished bridge with no one to name it after. At the end of the movie when Marty gets back to 1985, they show the sign on the bridge – now named the Clint Eastwood Bridge. But I’m sure James caught that, it was pretty obviously shown in the film, but it was always a detail I caught and laughed at. Plus, the Twin Pines/Lone Pine Mall thing was blatantly pointed out in the first film and James made mention of that, so…yeah.
Their wear actually 3 deloreans in the same time. the first movie’s car then in the second while trying to steal the back the sports magazine and the one left for all though’s year (3rd movie)
hey James great video. i want to point out a missing point maybe(at least i haven’t heard anybody point it out). in back to the future III why didn’t the doc and martin used part from the time machine that the doc used to get 1885 himself? i mean there should be 2 time machines in 1885 rigtht? and unless the other time machine was empty.
The reason for not to take the parts from the another 1888 time machine is that then it wouldn’t be able to get to 1888 in the first place. The DeLorean was build in 1985 and there is a chance that such parts that it’d needs don’t exist yet in 1955.
Nah J-P, all they’d need to do would’ve been to patch the gas line on Marty’s Delorean and the siphon the gas out of the one from the mine and they’d be set to go.
There was no gas in the burried DeLorean. You would not store a car for that long with gas still in the tank as the gas would damage the car.
Even Doc mentions he had to fill it up with gas before sending Marty to 1885 from 1955.
Another way to view it it…
What if by uncovering the burried car in 1885 it becomes damaged somehow. Meaning Marty can not use it in 1955 to get to 1885.
1 and 3 one is the best the second one is one hell of a movie to, they will always be close to my heart. so will independens day, for some reason i always lowed that movie.
I watched the trilogy in order this weekend, and honestly, I have no complaints. Here it is, twenty years later, and these movies are still on my favorites list. That’s amazing.
crap. don’t know how that happened. was trying to say:
Clara did slow things up a lot, and I disliked her for that, but I really dislike her because she’s such a flat, obvious plot device AND because she was such a pansy. Did they HAVE to do the damsel-in-distress-who-tries-to-help-but-nearly-gets-her-man-killed-in-the-process thing? grrrrrr. Plus, I kept expecting her hair to get caught in the train’s wheel when she was hanging upside-down. Really woulda killed the movie when her head popped off.
Most people I know won’t even watch this one because it’s so “different.” But I always looked at from this perspective: Part I was equally personal and technical. Part 2 focused more on the technical side, with the mechanics of time travel and such. Part 3 focused more on the personal side, with Doc finally finding love and Marty maturing out of the “chicken” phase. Part 3 effectively balances the trilogy. Without it, Parts I and 2 would just be an uneven pair of movies.
When i was a kid I liked 2 better then 3 but now that i’m older i like 3 better then 2. It’s also kind of cool who the film made reference to A fist full of dollars and worked off of it. Which is a remake of one of my favorite samurai films Yojimbo.
Was there 2 DeLoreans in 1955?
Kind of. In fact there were 3 at any one time in 1955.
There was the one from the original film (1).
The one Doc and Marty return to 1955 in BttF II from the alt 1985 (2).
Finally the one Biff used to go from 2015 to 1955 (3).
How James looks at it is also right.
There is the one from the original film (1).
The one burried in the cave (2).
However there are not 4 at any one time as some think as the one in the cave can not exist until the very second Doc is sent to 1885. By which time the one Biff used has been returned to 2015.
In the drive in scene in Back to the Future III it showed that Marty wasn’t just a Clint Eastwood western buff but a Clint Eastwood junky knowing in fact those to old B movies had Eastwood in them.
April 13, 2010 at 7:06 pm
An unforgettable set of movies that stand the test of time.
April 14, 2010 at 10:23 am
This one was always my favorite, after the original of course, but that is only because ZZ Top makes a cameo.
April 23, 2010 at 5:31 pm
I never remember seeing the second one always the first and third.
April 28, 2010 at 12:35 am
nice , i like the back to future to a point, but still it is a great series, until the TV series came around, keep at it =)
May 20, 2010 at 8:53 am
The part about the Clint Eastwood is so Rad !!! I never knew that … The actress that plays Clara (Mary Steenburgen) is married to Ted Danson (Sam from Cheers TV show)
May 30, 2010 at 10:32 am
Well it is possible to go back in time you just need a machine that can travel the speed of light you need to find a wormhole and some way of getting there…Steven Hawking
January 16, 2013 at 4:56 pm
Actually…
and cheated
been cheated …
it was a command!
of Steiner’s attack was a command!
Traitors, who are they?
of all the very beginning
of the German people
who are they? own blood, they pay – TRAITOR!
who are they? Years in the military … (BE) FAIL! FAIL! FAIL! FAIL! FAIL! FAIL!
Fork holds years military … spent – YES!
Only a knife and fork, holds they are cowards!
Only a knife and fork, holds STALIN! spent – YES!
Holds only a knife and fork, Ga Ga fork stops
they call themselves generals … because they have spent military academies
to the army just HEIL!
to the army just HEIL!
I had done well in Europe (grandpa) …
to the army just HEIL!
to the army just HEIL!
Yes vie … yes, yes many many, and perhaps even
DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! tototototototototototototototoTOOOOT …
been deceived and (ahhhh)
been cheated … (and, and and and)
been deceived and (ahhhh)
been cheated … (and, and and and)
and cheated (ahhhh. .. Ga – fork holds and, and and and)
and cheated (ahhhh. .. Ga – fork holds and, and and and)
HEIL! HEIL! HEIL! – HEALING! HEIL! HEIL!
February 5, 2013 at 8:57 am
WTF is wrong with you?
June 13, 2010 at 5:30 pm
In the second movie they referenced the Main villain in the third movie when Biff was in the hot tub at the hotel
July 5, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Today is the day that Doc Brown set the DeLorean to at the end. Do you think he found what he wanted?
July 12, 2010 at 2:51 am
I gotta say I loved BTF 3 when it came out and the repeat gags just added to the synchronicity of the time travel (Totally unlike the Austin Powers sequels which just recycled)
BUUUUUTTT: on watching BTF3 for the God knows how many-eth time I thought:
“broke gas tank? why not just harvest the one from the OTHER DeLorean they’re sending back to ’55?”
Would’ve been much simpler but not as much fun….
July 17, 2010 at 1:46 am
This one was the first one I saw in fact I’ve never seen the others so really I don’t see anything bad with it. Not to get all mean but I think movies should be rated as their own movie, even if it’s the third in line. Oh and I was wondering if you thought the same.
August 3, 2010 at 4:46 am
I always thought it was unfair that this movie got crapped on so much. Sure, I never liked it as much as the first or second ones (Part II was my favorite of the three), but it was a decent sequel, and it wrapped up the story nicely. Now it’s only a matter of time before some movie studio runs out of ideas and reaches into the vault to re-make the first film, maybe even the second one as well (think of a re-make of Part II made in 2015, set in 1985, 1955, and 2015, and all of the pop culture jokes the 2015 studio could add – it’d be horrible).
Another bit of Clint Eastwood in the movie: Marty goes by the name Clint Eastwood throughout it. When Doc saves Clara from going off the cliff, Marty explains why they named the bridge after her (because she was supposed to go off the cliff, so they name the bridge they’re building over said cliff after her), leaving the as-yet-unfinished bridge with no one to name it after. At the end of the movie when Marty gets back to 1985, they show the sign on the bridge – now named the Clint Eastwood Bridge. But I’m sure James caught that, it was pretty obviously shown in the film, but it was always a detail I caught and laughed at. Plus, the Twin Pines/Lone Pine Mall thing was blatantly pointed out in the first film and James made mention of that, so…yeah.
August 29, 2010 at 8:23 pm
Their wear actually 3 deloreans in the same time. the first movie’s car then in the second while trying to steal the back the sports magazine and the one left for all though’s year (3rd movie)
September 10, 2010 at 7:48 pm
hey James great video. i want to point out a missing point maybe(at least i haven’t heard anybody point it out). in back to the future III why didn’t the doc and martin used part from the time machine that the doc used to get 1885 himself? i mean there should be 2 time machines in 1885 rigtht? and unless the other time machine was empty.
September 11, 2010 at 5:16 am
The reason for not to take the parts from the another 1888 time machine is that then it wouldn’t be able to get to 1888 in the first place. The DeLorean was build in 1985 and there is a chance that such parts that it’d needs don’t exist yet in 1955.
September 21, 2010 at 9:59 am
Nah J-P, all they’d need to do would’ve been to patch the gas line on Marty’s Delorean and the siphon the gas out of the one from the mine and they’d be set to go.
February 29, 2012 at 5:36 am
There was no gas in the burried DeLorean. You would not store a car for that long with gas still in the tank as the gas would damage the car.
Even Doc mentions he had to fill it up with gas before sending Marty to 1885 from 1955.
Another way to view it it…
What if by uncovering the burried car in 1885 it becomes damaged somehow. Meaning Marty can not use it in 1955 to get to 1885.
November 17, 2010 at 12:03 am
1 and 3 one is the best the second one is one hell of a movie to, they will always be close to my heart. so will independens day, for some reason i always lowed that movie.
November 22, 2010 at 8:30 pm
I watched the trilogy in order this weekend, and honestly, I have no complaints. Here it is, twenty years later, and these movies are still on my favorites list. That’s amazing.
November 23, 2010 at 8:57 pm
Clara did slow things up a lot, and I disliked her for that, but I really dislike her because she’s such a flat, obvious plot device AND
November 23, 2010 at 8:59 pm
crap. don’t know how that happened. was trying to say:
Clara did slow things up a lot, and I disliked her for that, but I really dislike her because she’s such a flat, obvious plot device AND because she was such a pansy. Did they HAVE to do the damsel-in-distress-who-tries-to-help-but-nearly-gets-her-man-killed-in-the-process thing? grrrrrr. Plus, I kept expecting her hair to get caught in the train’s wheel when she was hanging upside-down. Really woulda killed the movie when her head popped off.
June 23, 2011 at 3:57 pm
Most people I know won’t even watch this one because it’s so “different.” But I always looked at from this perspective: Part I was equally personal and technical. Part 2 focused more on the technical side, with the mechanics of time travel and such. Part 3 focused more on the personal side, with Doc finally finding love and Marty maturing out of the “chicken” phase. Part 3 effectively balances the trilogy. Without it, Parts I and 2 would just be an uneven pair of movies.
August 9, 2011 at 4:46 am
When i was a kid I liked 2 better then 3 but now that i’m older i like 3 better then 2. It’s also kind of cool who the film made reference to A fist full of dollars and worked off of it. Which is a remake of one of my favorite samurai films Yojimbo.
August 17, 2011 at 12:57 am
you should do one of the game that just came out for pc. ps3
February 29, 2012 at 5:33 am
Was there 2 DeLoreans in 1955?
Kind of. In fact there were 3 at any one time in 1955.
There was the one from the original film (1).
The one Doc and Marty return to 1955 in BttF II from the alt 1985 (2).
Finally the one Biff used to go from 2015 to 1955 (3).
How James looks at it is also right.
There is the one from the original film (1).
The one burried in the cave (2).
However there are not 4 at any one time as some think as the one in the cave can not exist until the very second Doc is sent to 1885. By which time the one Biff used has been returned to 2015.
July 6, 2012 at 10:54 pm
In the drive in scene in Back to the Future III it showed that Marty wasn’t just a Clint Eastwood western buff but a Clint Eastwood junky knowing in fact those to old B movies had Eastwood in them.
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