THIS MOVIE IS ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS!! | Back to the Future (1985) Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

All right, guys. So, if you're new to this channel, we take suggestions. We have a little suggestion box called the comment section. Drop us one in there. Look, something I really want you guys to know, we have written down Back to the Future trilogy and our in our suggestion book, and every time I pass it, I give it a little I give it a little look like that. You know what I'm saying? >> Well, every time I talk about what's the best trilogy, it's like in the debate. So, >> Oh, really? Yeah. >> Well, hopefully this is really good because I personally have been wanting to watch this movie for a while, guys. There's no particular reason we're watching it today other than I felt like it's time. We was just thinking what do we watch tonight and it just seems like the perfect day. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I've never seen it. Um I I know what the Delorean the Delorean time machine is. I know what that car is. And I know what the flux capacitor is because I used to see these little YouTube shorts where people would show up and say, "I'm here to fix your flux capacitor." Well, right this way. Before we watch this, you got any thoughts? >> Nope. >> All right, guys. If you want to see the full uncut reaction, man, we do have a Patreon. Make sure you guys like, comment, subscribe if you enjoy the video. That is for sure. Um, hype the video. That helps more than you guys know. And if you enjoy these type of reactions, hit the subscribe button for sure because we are dropping a lot of good stuff. Uh, we've been on a tear lately. And we're also about to watch Band of Brothers. So that's coming out. We're probably watching that now. >> Yeah. >> All right, let's go. Steven Spielberg. I didn't even know that. >> I didn't know that either. >> Sorry, guys. We didn't know. We would have said something. I mean, that's like a hell of a surprise, right? Isn't that from like an old movie? >> I don't know. But that's the creepiest one. I The cat one. I always think there's a devil in it. >> Oh, there's Albert. Hey, there's a lot of my heroes right there. >> Expected to vote on this today. Officials at the Pacific Nuclear Research Facility have denied the rumor that a case of missing plutonium was in fact stolen from their vault two weeks ago. A Libyan terrorist group had claimed responsibility. Officials now attribute the discrepancy to a simple clerical error. FBI. >> Whose contraption is this? >> Kind of looks like a single man's. >> Yeah, for sure. >> Living in the future going, that's for sure. [laughter] >> Oh, >> hey, Doc. Hello. Anybody home? Einstein, come here, BOY. >> PLUTONIUM. [clears throat] >> He stole it. It was him. >> Oh gosh. He's just turning these things up. Maybe it's like a amp or something. >> Oh my god. You're freaking right. It's a guitar >> cuz the buzzing. I was like I was like, he's not just in there turning the contraptions up. He's a skateboarder. Oh my god. [laughter] >> That's what happened to me when I touched all those wires. Remember I told you that? >> Yeah. Waffle House. Mhm. >> Hey Doc, where are you? >> I FOUND YOU. LISTEN, you meet me at Twin Pines Mall tonight at 1:15. I made a major breakthrough and I'll need your assistance. You better not hook up to the amplifier. There's a slight possibility of overload. [laughter] >> A little late. >> THOSE WHITE ARE HERE. >> YEAH. UH, IT'S 8:00. >> MY EXPERIMENT WORKED. THEY'RE ALL EXACTLY 25 MINUTES SLOW. >> WAIT, WHAT? >> DAMN, I'm late for school. >> Huh? So he came there to play that on the way to school. >> Hey, he just had to rock out. >> He just messed that guy's house all up. [music] >> He skates regular. >> No, he's not. >> Oh, he's going to sketch the Ford. >> That was my first truck, guys. That same truck that guy just had. >> A That's good times when you can just like hop on people's car and they don't care. >> Yeah, guys. I know we're talking a lot, but they sell that same Mountain Dew hat that guy just had at Walmart right now. Yo, Jennifer. >> Marty, don't go this way. Strickland's looking for you. If you get caught, it'll be four tardies in a row. >> The doc sit on his client's 25 minutes. >> Well, Doc, if you hang around with him, you're going to end up in big trouble. >> Oh, yes, sir. You got a real attitude problem, McFly. You're a slacker. You remind me of your father when he went here. He was a slacker, too. >> Dang. >> Why even bother, McFly? You don't have a chance. You're too much like your own man. No McFly ever am a monitor to anything in the history of Hill Valley. Damn. >> He's snaping him. Has to be right for the heads. [music] >> Hey, not bad. >> I I like it. [screaming] >> I'm afraid you're just too darn loud. Next, please. >> It was guitar heavy. >> They just don't understand the vision yet. >> You're never going to get a chance to play in front of anybody. >> It's like doctor. >> Yeah, I know. I know. If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything. >> That's good advice, Marty. >> What if I send in the tape and they don't like it? What if they say, "Get out of here, kid. You got no future." I mean, I just don't think I can take that kind of rejection. >> Jesus, I'm starting to sound like my own man. >> At least he's letting you borrow the car tomorrow night. >> Everyone's ragging on him. >> That is hot. Someday, Jennifer. >> Does your mom know about tomorrow night? >> Get out of town. My mom thinks I'm going camping with the guys. Well, Jennifer, my mother would freak out if she knew I was going up there with you. And I get the standard lecture about how she never did that kind of stuff when she was a kid. I mean, look, I think the woman was born a nun. >> She's just trying to keep you respectable. >> Well, she's not doing a very good job. >> Yeah, you got to look out for this hot shot. >> I know. >> Mayor Wilson is sponsoring an initiative to replace that clock. 40 years ago, lightning struck that clock tower, and the clock hasn't run since. We think it should be preserved exactly the way it is as part of our history and heritage. >> There you go, lady. There's a quarter. [clears throat] >> Save the clock tower. >> I like it. It adds character. That's my dad. >> I've got to go. He fully checked out those girls. Does that say orgy back there? >> Orgy American style. >> When do they throw my movie in here? >> It's only $5 to go. >> I'm a cheap ticket. Oh my goodness. Do you call that hitchwriting? >> I forget what it's called. When I play Tony Hawk on you, I think it's called like sketching or something. Yeah, it changed the game when you could start doing that on Tony Hawk. >> I didn't know you could do that on Tony. >> What did you go up and press triangle? >> No, I try to balance. Yeah, buddy. Hell yeah. [laughter] >> Just perfect. >> I can't believe you loan me your car without telling me it had a blind spot, please. I could have been killed. Never noticed that the car had any blind spot before when I would drive it. >> A blind spot. [laughter] >> Your uh insurance is going to pay for the damage. >> My insurance? It's your car. I spilled beer all over when that car smashed into me. Who's going to pay my cleaning bill? [laughter] >> Since they weren't due till Hello. >> Oh, hell no. >> Do you realize what would happen if I hand in my [clears throat] reports in your handwriting? I'll get fired. You wouldn't want that to happen, would you? Would you? >> Of course not. I'll uh finish those reports on up tonight and I'll we'll run them on over first thing tomorrow. All right, >> McFly, your shoes untly >> car towed all the way to your house and all you got for me is light beer >> smacking with that skateboard. >> What are you looking at buttad? >> Whoa. >> Say hi to your mom for me. >> I know what you're going to say, son. And you're right, but uh Biff just happens to be my supervisor, and I'm afraid I'm just not very good at confrontations. [sighs] >> He ran all over him. >> You're better off without having to worry about all the >> Damn, that looks good. I love peanut brittle, >> but a big bowl. I can only eat like three pieces. >> The old me would have smacked that whole box. I promise you. >> Your uncle Joey didn't make parole again. >> BE FUNNY. HAPPY TO YOU. >> A pop. Time to change that oil. [laughter] >> What was that laugh, dude? >> You got to rewind it on that one. >> Hey, Marty. >> Because he's just constantly getting roasted and ran all over. >> I don't like her, Marty. Any girl who calls up a boy is just ASKING FOR TROUBLE. WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE, I never chased a boy or called a boy or sat in a parked car with a boy. Then how am I supposed to ever meet anybody? It'll just happen like the way I met your father. That was so stupid. Grandpa hit him with the car. It was meant to be. [laughter] >> That would feel me. >> That guy got hit with a car. [laughter] >> None of you would have been born. Still don't understand what dad was doing in the middle of the street. >> What was it, George? Bird watching. >> What? Lorine. Anyway, grandpa hit him with the car and brought him into the house and my heart just went out to him. You felt sorry for him, so you decided to go with him to the fish under the sea dance. >> No, no, it was the enchantment under the sea dance. Our first date. >> Oh, that sounds fun, though. >> Your father kissed me for the very first time on that dance floor. >> And she's day drinking talking about it. [laughter] >> If you ever feel that way about me, just divorce me, please. I forgot my video camera. Can you stop by my place and pick it up on your way to the mall? >> Uh, yeah. On my way. >> He's not going to be able to hitch rides. It's the middle of the night. >> Hey, Einstein. Where's the die, boy? >> The reveal. Cuz it's going to be him. >> Oh, let's go. >> Out of time. For the record, I own this car in Rocket League. >> Doc, >> welcome to my latest experiment. This is a big one. The one I've been waiting for all my life. All your questions will be answered. Roll tape. >> All right. Is that a devil? >> Never mind that now. Never mind that now. Right now. >> Hey. Hey, boy. Get in there. Now, boy. >> Oh, no. Don't experiment with him. >> Einstein's clock is in precise synchronization with my control watch. >> Right. Check. Good. Have a good trip, Einstein. Watch your head. >> That dog's like, "Oh my god, it's got a remote control." That's fire. >> Poor Einstein. >> He's out there doing burnouts. [laughter] >> When this baby hits 88 mph, you're going to see some serious >> Doesn't he kind of look like Evan Peters? >> A little bit mixed with damn uh >> Jim Carrey. >> Jim Carrey. Yeah. So he must really look like Jim Carrey if we both think so. >> Oh, that was tough. >> That was risky. >> And now there's going to be time dilation on the clocks. >> Jesus Christ, Doc. YOU DISINTEGRATED EINSTEIN. >> CALM DOWN, MARTY. I DIDN'T DISINTEGRATE ANYTHING. EINSTEIN HAS JUST BECOME the world's first time traveler. >> Oh, what an honor for that dog. >> One minute into the future [clears throat] to be exact. >> Wa! You're >> Where's the car going to appear? >> Are you telling me you built a time machine out of a Delorean? >> IF YOU'RE GOING TO BUILD A TIME MACHINE INTO A CAR, WHY NOT DO IT SOME STYLE? LOOK OUT. >> Please be okay, puppy. EINSTEIN, YOU LITTLE DEVIL. >> Good job, Einstein. A >> He skipped over that minute to instantly arrive at this moment IN TIME. COME HERE. I'LL SHOW YOU HOW IT WORKS. ALL RIGHT. You turn the time circuits on. >> Wa. >> This read out tells you where you're going. This one tells you where you are. This one tells you where you were. >> NOVEMBER 5TH, 1955. That was the day I invented time travel. I was standing on the edge of my toilet hanging a clock. The porcelain was wet. I slipped hit my head on the edge of the sink. And when I came to I had a revelation, a picture of this. This is what makes time travel possible. The flux capacitor. It's taken me almost 30 years of my entire family fortune to realize the vision of that day. Things have certainly changed around here. I remember when this was all farmland as far as the eye could see. >> Everybody own all of this. He had this crazy idea about breeding pine trees. >> Wait, how the hell do they know each other? Ain't he in high school? going to require something with a little more kick. Lutonium. >> He has it. >> It was under his bed. >> Yeah. >> Did you rip that off? >> Of course. From a group of Libyan nationalists. They wanted me to BUILD HIM A BOMB. SO, I TOOK THEIR PLUTONIUM and in turn gave them a shiny bomb casing FULL OF USED PINBALL MACHINE PARTS. [laughter] >> He gave him a dud. >> He's planning on skipping out of time. >> I get a lot of Stranger Things from this. >> Mhm. >> Steve Harrington's outfit in particular. Yeah, with the hair >> safe now. Everything's lead line. >> Everything's lead lined. [laughter] >> Where you going? That's right. 25 years into the future. I've always dreamed of seeing the future. Looking beyond my ears. I'll also be able to see who wins the next 25 World Series. >> Are you bet? >> I almost forgot to bring EXTRA PLURIUM. HOW DO I EVER EXPECT to get back? One pellet, one trip. I must be out of my mind. >> One pellet, one trip. He almost got stuck there. >> They found me. I don't know how, but they found me. >> Wait, who is this? >> No. >> Oh no. Y'all got to go. >> Oh my gosh. [screaming] >> Wait. WHAT? [screaming] WHOA. WHAT? >> SO, I'm assuming this movie is going to be about saving him. >> Like, we're going to have to go back in time to save him. >> You trying to figure out? Yeah. >> ARE YOU [laughter] [music] >> damn 88? >> Oh, where's the date set into? Still 25 years. Oh, he was close. [laughter] >> Oh no. Oh no. [music] >> Chill. >> How did he get all these guns into the country? I guess he bought them here. [screaming] >> Oh my [screaming] god. >> Hey, he said it was farmland. >> Yeah, it is farmland. Oh, what is it? What is it, Paul? >> Looks like an airplane. But I wait, bro. [laughter] >> They think it's an alien. [laughter] >> Oh my god. He's going to be wearing that suit. OH, [screaming] >> MISUNDERSTANDING. >> This turned into signs. [laughter] >> Sorry about your barn. Whoa. Shotgun in human FORM. SHOOT IT. >> Oh >> I YOU KILL MY P. >> But didn't he just >> Oh my Cuz it was called Twin Pines Mall and that was You see what I'm saying? [laughter] Oh my god. Because it was Twin Pines. It was Twin Pines Mall. But they made a big deal about how he ran. So now it's just going to be called like the Single Pine Mall or something >> cuz he was messing with history. >> Insane. >> That's his old neighborhood. >> That's where he skated in like Bart Simpson earlier. >> Listen, you got to help. [screaming] >> Oh yeah. Noonium. One pellet, one trip. >> [music] >> Ronald Reagan. [clears throat] >> He looks crazy like with his outfit. >> I know cuz they look all like wearing hats and professional. >> Yeah, like the 50s. >> What? >> Kangaroo shoes. >> Those are tough. [music] >> So, we're going to get to see that thing get struck. >> That's cool. Mayor Red Thomas's progress platform means more jobs, better education, and lower taxes. On election day, cast your vote for a proven leader. >> Oh, the day he invented it or came up with the idea. >> Hey kid, what'd you do? Jump ship. What's with the life preserver? [laughter] >> Roasted. He gets roasted in every everywhere he goes. This movie is a trip so far. I love it. >> They're definitely going to remake this one. >> God, I hope not. >> 40 river. Are >> you going to order something, kid? >> Look, just give me something without any sugar in it. Okay. >> Hey, McFly. >> Was that his dad? >> That's his pops. >> Oh, hey, Biff. Hey, guys. How are you doing? You got my fly. >> HELLO. ANYBODY HOME? HEY, THINK REPLY. >> Do you realize what would happen if I hand in my homework and your handwriting? >> Unbelievable. >> What are you looking at? >> Poor guy. Hey, Biff gave over to this guy's life preserved. Thor thinks he's going to drown. >> Yeah. So, how about [laughter] McFly? >> Oh, McFly, your shoes are so gullible. McFly, >> that sucks. And that's his boss. >> This dork thinks he's going to drown. [laughter] Give him a pep talk. >> You're George McFly. What do you let those boys push you around like THAT FOR? STAND TALL, BOY. HAVE SOME RESPECT for yourself. You think I'm going to spend the rest of my life in this slop house? >> Watch it, >> No sir. I'm going to make myself school and one day I'm going to be somebody. That's right. HE'S GOING TO BE MAYOR. >> MAYOR. NOW THAT'S a good idea. Mayor Goldie Wilson. I like the sound of that. >> [laughter] >> What if he inspired that? >> Well, I think he did. You mean has he like literally just inspired that? >> But I mean like because he's going back in time, but the guy already is doing it. So I'm wondering like >> Well, that's the ultimate paradox about time travel. >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So I'm like I'm wondering how it works in this movie. I guess >> it's almost like time exists in the past, present, and future at the same time. >> Yeah. OH, >> his dad's a peeping tom. >> I thought he was looking at birds. He's looking at teddy birds. He's looking at them little tweet tweets. [laughter] >> He's a peeping tom, >> BROTHER. They found him in the road OR HE GOT >> OH NO, he got ran over. >> Smacked his head. >> Who are you? STELLA, ANOTHER ONE OF THESE DAMN KIDS JUMPED IN FRONT OF MY CAR. COME ON OUT HERE. HELP ME TAKE THEM IN THE HOUSE. >> Another one. >> Here they are now. Just relax. >> Oh no. Dream went back in time. >> I'm safe in town now. Back in good old 1955. >> No. >> That's mom. >> You're my You're my >> My name is Lorraine. Oh, you [sighs] you're SO UH THIN. >> JUST RELAX, CALVIN. You got a big bruise on your head. >> Calvin, >> why the hell does she call him Calvin? >> I've never seen purple underwear before, Calvin. >> Calvin, why why do you keep calling me Calvin? >> Well, that is your name, isn't it? Calvin Klein. >> Do you see all of your underwear? >> That is hilarious. [laughter] Oh, that's a little strange. I thought she was a little saint. >> Yeah, remember she didn't sit in the car with boys, >> right? >> That's a a big bruise you have there. >> Hooray. Are you out there? >> Oh my god, IT'S MY MOTHER. PUT YOUR PANTS BACK ON. >> I guess you're a sailor, aren't you? That's why you wear that life preserver. >> Oh, so that's his grandma. That's so cute. That's Toby. And over there in the playpen is little baby Joey. >> So you're my uncle Joey. Better get used to these bars, kid. >> Oh, that's the jailbird. >> He cries whenever we take him out, so we just leave him in there all the [laughter] time. >> Lraine is tripping me out. >> Do you have a television? >> Well, yeah. You know, we have two of them. >> Damn. >> Loaded. >> Oh, honey. He's teasing you. Nobody has two television sets. >> Marty, you look so familiar to me. Do I know your mother? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I think maybe you do. Do you know where Riverside Drive is? >> It's uh the other end of town, a block past Maple. >> That's John F. Kennedy Drive. >> Who the hell does John F. Kennedy? >> Oh. >> Oh, I have no idea. >> Don't you think he ought to spend the night? I mean, after all, killed him with the car and he can sleep in my room. I got to go. I got to go. Thanks very much. It was wonderful. You were all great. Uh, see you all later. >> He's a very strange young man. >> He's an idiot. [laughter] >> Parents are probably idiots, too. >> You ever have a kid who acts that way, I'll disown you. [laughter] >> Why did I love that so much? >> That was so awkward. Hell of a scene, though. I think Lorraine is a little disingenuous about her past. >> Your dad almost run someone over there. You're trying to hop on a >> Hey, and by the way, if somebody runs me over and I'm knocked out for 9 hours, take me to a hospital. >> I know. Mm-m. >> Stop. Don't say a word. >> Wait, how's he so old? >> I'm going to read your thoughts. You want me to buy a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post? No. Not a word. Not a word. Not a word. Now you want me to make a donation to the Coast Guard youth [laughter] facility >> cuz he has the inflatable [laughter] >> the life jacket. >> I came here in a time machine that you invented. Now I need your help to get back to 1985. >> Do you know what this means? Means that this damn thing DOESN'T WORK AT ALL. >> OKAY. All right. I'll prove it to you. Look at my birthday for crying out loud. I haven't even been BORN YET. THEN TELL ME, future boy, who's president of the United States? Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan, the actor. [laughter] >> I SUPPOSE JAY WYMAN IS A FIRST LADY. >> WELL, WAIT, DOC. >> JACK BENNY, HIS SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. >> That was his first wife, right? And then he married Nancy. >> You were standing on your toilet and you were hanging a clock and you fell and you hit your head on the sink and that's when he came up with the idea for the flux capacitor. [laughter] Well, now it makes sense how they know each other. They met in 1955. >> Yeah, but of course I still have a lot of questions about that. >> I can't answer them. >> Flux capacitor. >> It's in there. You made it happen. >> I finally invented something that works. >> Your ass. It works. >> Look at me. I'M AN OLD MAN. >> HEY, I'M DR. BROWN. I'm standing here on THE >> THANK GOD I STILL GOT my hair this thing I'm wearing. Well, this this is a radiation suit, >> of course, because of all the fallout from the atomic force. [laughter] >> He doesn't even set the record straight, >> right? >> But I need a nuclear reaction to to generate the 1.21 GIGS OF ELECTRICITY. >> 21 GIGAWATT. [laughter] >> That's a lot. >> I always called that gigawatt. >> How am I going to generate that kind of power? It can't be done. Can't. All we need is a LITTLE PLUTONIUM. OH, I'M SURE THAT IN 1985 PLUTONIUM was available in every corner drugstore. But in 1955, it's [laughter] a little hard to come by. I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you're stuck here. >> Doc, you're my only hope. >> Mari, I'm sorry, but the only power source capable of generating 1.21 gigawatts of electricity is a bolt of lightning. >> Unfortunately, you never know when or where it's ever going to strike. >> Now we do. Perfect. >> This is the answer. >> It's going to hit that tower. That's so cool. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, WE'RE SENDING YOU BACK TO THE future >> title. [laughter] >> You must not see anybody or talk to anybody. Anything you do could have serious repercussions on future events. Have you interacted with anybody else today besides me? >> Yeah. Well, I might have sort of bumped into my parents. >> This proves my theory. Look at your brother. >> It's like It's like he's been erased. >> Erased from existence. >> A that has to have consequences, right? According to my theory, you interfered with your parents' first meeting. If they don't meet, they won't fall in love. They won't get married, and they won't have kids. >> Sounds pretty heavy. >> Wait, it has nothing to do with it. >> Which one's your P? >> VERY FUNNY. YOU GUYS ARE BEING REAL MATURE. NICK, >> JESUS, didn't that guy ever have hair? >> You're a slacker. [laughter] >> What does your mother ever see that? >> I don't know, Doc. I don't know. I I guess you felt sorry for him cuz her dad hit him with the car. Hit me with the car. >> Yeah, >> that's a starting scale effect. >> I have been looking all over for you. You remember me? The guy who saved your life the other day. >> Yeah, good. There's somebody I'd like you to meet. >> What's the dance? >> I'd like you to meet my good friend George McFly. It's really a pleasure to meet you. >> Hey, he had confidence though. >> I've been so worried about you ever since you ran off the other night. Are you okay? He hit her with the >> Isn't he a dream boat? >> Oh lord. Not the sun. >> Apparently your mother is amorously infatuated with you instead of your father. >> Wa wait a minute. Doc, are you trying to tell me that my mother has got the hots for me? >> Precisely. >> Wa. This is heavy. >> There's that word again. Heavy. Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational [laughter] pole? >> So you've got to get your father and mother to interact. >> Well, what you mean like a date? I don't know. What do kids do in the 50s? >> Drink milkshakes. >> There's a rhythmic [laughter] ceremonial ritual coming up. >> OF COURSE, THE ENCHANTMENT under the sea dance. They're supposed to go to this. >> That's going to be hard. >> What are you writing? Science fiction stories about uh visitors coming down to Earth from other planets. Get out of town. I didn't know you did anything creative. Let me read some. Oh, no. No, no, no. I never I never let anybody read my stories. What if they didn't like them? What if they told me I was no good? >> Not Lorraine. She really likes you. She told me to tell you that she wants you to ask her to the Enchantment Under the Sea dance. All you got to do is go over there and ask her. What if she said no? I don't know if I could take that kind of a rejection. >> Rejection's good for you. Put hair on your chest. >> I think she'd rather go with somebody else. >> Not at all. >> Shut your filthy mind. I'm not that kind of girl. Hey, relax, biff. >> She said, "Take your meat hooks off. [snorts] [laughter] >> You know you've been looking for a bomb." >> Oh, no. She's going to like this. >> I'm going to cut you a break. So, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here? >> He meant leave, right? >> Following me around. [laughter] >> Damn, George. >> But I can't go to the dance. I'll miss my favorite television program, Science Fiction Theater. [laughter] >> He says, "Shows before hoes." >> And now you or anybody else on this planet is going to make me change my mind. >> He just likes to look through the window. He don't like to actually talk to him. [laughter] He's scared of rejection. [laughter] That's how I felt the other night. [laughter] >> That's how [clears throat] I felt at the talent show. >> My name is Darth Vader. [laughter] >> I am an extraterrestrial from the planet Vulcan. >> I need your help. I have to ask Lorraine out, but I don't know how to do it. Last night, Darth Vader came down from planet Vulcan and told me that if I didn't take Lraine out, that he'd melt [laughter] my brain. This movie is so charming in a way. >> He just tricked his own daddy. >> Yeah, >> but I don't know what to say. >> Would you say anything, George? Well, whatever is natural, the first thing that comes into your mind. Nothing's coming to my mind. Jesus, George, was no wonder I was even born. >> What? What? >> Nothing. Nothing. Tell her Destiny brought you together. Tell her that she is the most beautiful girl you have ever seen in the world. >> Does this kind of remind you of Terminator, too? >> A little bit. Yeah. >> Not too Terminator. Also, >> he even looks like the dad a little bit. They're both 80s movies. >> Give me a milk. >> Is that gold? >> Chocolate. >> Hey, YOU [laughter] do it. My density has brought me to you. >> What? [laughter] >> I'm George. I'm your density. I MEAN YOUR DESTINY. THEY'RE FLYING. >> Leave him alone. >> I thought I told you never to come in here. >> This guy's a douchebag. For real. >> He can't come to the diner. >> Jeez. >> How much you want, Biff? [laughter] >> You see his eyes? >> What's that? [laughter] >> Yes. >> Oh my god. He's a dream. [laughter] >> Oh my gosh. >> Wow. Look at him go. >> So, he invented skateboarding, too. Unbelievable. >> He pretty much invented Star Wars, too, in a way. He just said Darth Vader. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> So, with wheels is an absolute dream. around. >> Did bullies back then really do that with cars? [laughter] >> You would think not, right? Like not the way they portray it. [laughter] >> Deserved. >> Where does it come from? Yeah. WHERE DOES HE LIVE? I don't know, but I'm going to find out. She's all huffing and puffing. I mean, I know that guys probably back then did that for sure cuz they do it now, but they do portray it in a very cartoonish manner in movies. >> He's running the town, ain't he? >> Yeah, [laughter] the town's never seen nothing like him. They didn't account for that equation or for that variable, I should say. >> Passain devices video unit. >> You know, there's something I haven't told you about the night we made. >> Please, don't tell me I know too much about my own future. I didn't days of my own existence, just as YOU HAD NATURED YOURS. Let me show you my plan for sending you home. Please excuse the crudity of this model. I didn't have time to build it to scale or to paint it. >> Oh my god, that's impressive. >> According to the fire, at precisely 10:04 p.m., lightning will strike the clock tower just as a connecting hook makes contact and sending you back to 1985. >> Well, what second does it hit? >> I'll simulate the lightning. >> Uh-oh. [laughter] I hate those things. >> RELEASE. [laughter] >> Or it could do that. >> That's what Mrs. October pictures the car doing if she uses jumper cables. >> That's what I picture when we carry a gas can in the car. >> Mhm. COME ON. SHE'S CRACKING DOWN. LET'S COVER THE TITLE. >> MARTY. MARTY, this may seem a little forward, but I was kind of wondering if you'd ask me to the enchantment under the sea dance on Saturday. >> What about George? >> George McFly. I think a man should be strong so he can stand up for himself. >> We're getting a dog. [laughter] He's about to pass out. Don't you >> maybe it's going to help with their marriage in the future. >> Maybe >> cuz he can give him advice. >> He's going to have to earn it >> instead of like getting lucky and getting sympathy. >> That's why we got to show her that you are a fighter. Somebody who's going to protect her. Yeah, but I've never picked a fight in my entire life. Look, you're not going to be picking a fight. Dad. Dad. Dad. Daddyo. >> I'm going to be at the dance. >> Right. And where am I going to be? >> You're going to be in the car with her right around 9:00. She's going to get very angry with me. >> Why is she going to get angry with you? Nice girls get angry when uh guys take advantage of them. >> She might not low key. >> You see us uh struggling in the car. >> You open the door and you say, "Hey, you get your damn hands off her." [laughter] >> You punch me in the stomach. I'm out for the count. And you and Lorraine live happily ever after. Oh, you make it sound so easy. >> His voice makes me laugh. You can accomplish anything. >> He's not a badl looking guy or anything. He just has like a dorky personality. >> He's like the villain in all the 2000's movies. >> Yeah, >> he really is that the villain. That guy. >> You've really made a difference in my life. You've given me something to shoot for. Just knowing that I'm going to be around to see 1985, that I'm going to succeed in this. >> A I'm really going to miss you, Marty. >> I'm really going to miss you, Doc, about the future. NO, WE'VE ALREADY AGREED THAT HAVING information about the future could be extremely dangerous. Even if your intentions are good. Whatever you've got to tell me, I'll find out through the natural course of time. >> A, that's so sad. >> On the night that I go back in time, you will be shot. Please take whatever precautions are necessary to prevent this terrible disaster. >> Well, give them some details. >> Marty, >> I would be like, just don't make bombs for Libyans. >> Yeah. Evening, Dr. Brown. Uh, what's with the wire? >> Oh, just little weather experiment. No, >> don't touch that. Some new specialized weather sensing equipment. >> You got a permit for that? Of >> course, I do. Just a second. I can find it here. >> Pulled out the wallet. I'm assuming he's going to bribe him a little bit cuz you're old his eyes. It is the 50s, you know. >> It's decorated. So cute. Do you mind if we park for a while? >> That's a great idea. I'd love to park. >> I thought you didn't like that. >> Not like I've never parked before. [clears throat] [laughter] >> Great. Right. What are you doing? >> I swipe from the old lady's liquor cabinet. >> You shouldn't drink. >> Why not? >> Because you you might regret it later in life. >> Don't be such a square. >> Oh, cuz she's drinking vodka all day. >> [laughter] >> You smoke too. >> She's not bashful at all on a first date, is she? >> She's just pulling out all this stuff from her purse. [laughter] >> He's looking for >> Marty. Why are you so nervous? >> I feel like cuz you're not nervous. [laughter] I've been in a situation where you knew you had to act a certain way, but when you got there, you didn't know if you could go through with it. >> You know what I do in those situations? Hey, don't worry. >> Oh, no. No, no. >> What does that look? >> This is all wrong. But when I kiss you, it's like I'm kissing my brother. I guess it doesn't make any sense, does it? Oh, >> wrong person. >> Let him go, Biff. You're drunk. >> Well, look at what we have here. Right here with me. >> Oh my gosh. >> You see how this is shaping? Yes. >> Hopefully. >> Dude, Biff is a real creep. But so is his dad, though. >> Damn. Damn. THEY THREW HIM LIKE THAT. WHAT >> THE HELL ARE YOU DOING TO my car? Beat it spook. This don't concern you. Who you calling spook? >> Look, I don't want to mess with no reefer addicts. Okay, you're home to your mom. >> Reefer addatics. [laughter] >> That's why the band had to go take a break. >> We'll be right back. Don't you go nowhere. >> He's like, "Dang, he's really selling it." >> Hey, you get your damn hands off. >> I think you got the wrong car. McFly, >> help me, please. >> Just turn around, McFly, and walk away. No, Biff. You leave her alone. >> Tell his ass for it. And now you're going to get it. >> Stop it. >> A damn. >> Let him go. Let him go. >> Oh, there it is. Crack his ass. >> Oh, >> he did a spin around. >> My boy's a southpaw cracking [laughter] with the left. Are you okay? A Now their story is a little better. >> Yeah. >> Who is that guy? That's George McFly. >> I'm proud of George. >> Hey guys, you got to get back in there and finish the dance. >> Hey man, look at Marvin's hand. >> Marvin, you got to play. See, that's where they kiss for the first time on the dance floor. And if there's no music, they can't dance. >> Hey man, the dance is over. Unless you know somebody else that can play the guitar. >> Oh no. But how wholesome if it go if it works like your own son played the music? >> That's what I'm saying. This movie is really good. [music] >> George, aren't you going to kiss me? >> I I don't know. Scram fly. I'm cutting in. >> Oh, hell no. >> Hey, boy. You all right? >> I can't play. >> George. >> Oh my god, he's translucent. Excuse me. [music] >> I like that. >> George has became a straight predator. >> He's a man out here. [music] >> She said, "I just want somebody to touch me." >> A >> Yeah, she like that. [music] >> It's when you can gauge if she likes it or not by the picture. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Yeah, man. That was good. LET'S DO ANOTHER ONE. Let's do something that really cooks. >> Okay, let's cook something. >> What is it? I hope I know it. >> Oh, he's going to play something from the future. >> What if he coins it? [music] >> Okay. >> Classic. >> At least they understand his vision. >> Okay. >> Cuz he knocked off Biff. [laughter] What if in the second movie he's in charge of Biff? >> That'd be sick. >> I wonder if that would work. [laughter] >> No, he didn't. [music] >> They're like, "Dang, he's shredding." >> Oh my god, [laughter] >> he just jumped off the sound thing. He looks like that damn dude from Green Day falling all over the floor. >> So, no one understands the vision. [laughter] >> No, I can't guess you guys aren't ready for that yet, but your kids are going to love it. [laughter] >> They kind of don't. >> Their kids do. >> Didn't he just fail the battle of the bands? >> He's just talking about rock and roll in general. >> George asked if he could take me home. >> Great. Good. Marty, will we ever see you again? >> I guarantee it. If you guys ever have kids and one of them when he's 8 years old accidentally sets fire to the living room rug, go easy, hunter. >> Super specific. [laughter] >> Marty, such a nice name. >> The old man REALLY CAME THROUGH AND WORKED. HE LAID OUT BIFF IN ONE PUNCH. I DIDN'T KNOW HE HAD IT IN HIM. HE'S never served a bip in his life. change his whole high school reputation in one punch. >> No. WHY? WHAT'S THE MATTER? >> ALL RIGHT, [laughter] LET'S SEND YOU BACK AT EXACTLY THE SAME TIME. >> I've calculated the precise distance, taking into account the acceleration speed and wind resistance from THE MOMENT THE LIGHT STRIKES. When this alarm goes off, you hit the gas. This could be such a boring scene, but they're adding wind and making them scream and it's like making it so intense. >> I know. [laughter] Cuz the storms are brewing. >> Yeah. >> In about 30 years. >> I hope so. As long as YOU HIT THAT WIRE AT PRECISELY 88 mph, THE INSTANT THE LIGHTNING STRIKES THE TOWER, EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE. >> It sounds improbable. >> It's information. THE FUTURE COULD BE DISASTROUS. THAT'S A RISK YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO TAKE. YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT. >> I REFUSE TO ACCEPT the responsibility. >> Oh, the wire. We don't have a lot of time either. >> YOU GET THE CABLE. I'LL CALL THE ROOM. >> I GOT IT. >> DANG. When lightning hit the tower, I thought that he was going to make the lightning hit the tower and like use it as like a conduit or something, but it turns out it was just a storm. Dog, [screaming] I have to tell you about the future. On the night I GO BACK, YOU get >> that's like that that >> just like in the beginning. Yeah. I keep picturing you stuck on top of the Waffle House screaming for people to come get you and they couldn't hear you. [laughter] >> They just waved >> like, "Huh? You got less than 4 minutes. Oh, that's a sick shot >> with the lighting. >> Yes. >> Careful, Doc. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you think in the 80s they thought this guy was cool? >> Hell yeah. >> Like he was just like the coolest like >> why did he get this part? >> Damn it, Doc. Why did you have to tear up that letter? I got all the time I want. I got a time machine. I can just go back early and warn him. Okay, 10 minutes ought to do it. >> Messing up the plan. Not this time. Come on. [groaning] >> Oh shoot. Oh my god. He caught it with his toe. >> No, it's really like that clock. >> Incredible dexterity though. >> Nice. >> Oh no. Oh, nice. >> Well, let's go. >> Oh, come on. Come on, dude. >> No. >> Oh, no. >> That is not good at all. >> [music] >> Oh my god, he's going to go 88 right through. >> Oh, this dude is a beast. Oh my god. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Oh, >> so lucky. Oh, >> that was unbelievable. >> But they tore up the town. [screaming] Uh-oh. Whoa. WAIT. >> I was about to say that wasn't 55. Hey, why does that homeless guy look familiar? Does he look familiar? >> It's a church now. >> Everything looks great. 124. I still got time. >> They're headed there. >> Yes. Should have had the spikes. [music] >> Long time all. Did you see that? Oh. >> Well, this is crazy as hell. >> I know. [music] >> Whoa. Whoa. >> He look like he was diving off the damn boat, didn't he? With his life jacket. Die. What the hell? >> What if he wore a bulletproof vest cuz the letter? >> But he ripped the letter up. >> Oh, yeah. True. I forgot you're alive. >> You must have put it back together or something. >> I I never got a chance to tell you. >> Hey, what about all that talk about screwing up future events, the space-time continuum? >> I figured. What the hell? [music] Hey, fair enough. I mean, if you just wait like, you know, a couple days before. >> So, how far ahead are you going? Go >> ahead and make your plans and just a >> nice round number. >> Look me up when you get there. All right, >> I will. >> A I'm going to go face your parents awkwardly. >> The sleep position's okay, but sleeping in blue jeans is diabolic. >> I know. Well, if Paul calls me, tell him I'm working at the boutique late tonight. >> What the hell is this? >> Breakfast. >> Are they richer? >> It seems like it. They're upgraded. >> I always wear a suit to the office. >> I think we need a rematch. >> A rematch? WHY WERE YOU CHEATING? [laughter] >> NO. >> MOMMY, you you look so thin. >> Thank you, Marty. >> George. >> Damn, George. >> Oh, MARTY, I ALMOST FORGOT Jennifer Parker Club. >> Oh, I sure like her, Marty. She is such a sweet girl. >> So different. >> Well, aren't you going up to the lake tonight? You've been planning it for 2 weeks. >> See, there's Biff out there waxing. >> Oh my god, you're right. >> Uh, Biff, I want to make sure that we get two coats of wax this time, not just one. >> I'm I'm sorry, Mr. McFly. I I meant I was just starting on the second coat. >> Yeah, Biff, what a character. >> He's part of the tracksuit mafia now. >> All you have to do is punch him. >> You knew he was going to work for him because brilliant continuity, right? Unbelievable. >> I'm excited just arrived. I THINK IT'S YOUR NEW BOOK. OH, >> HONEY. Your first novel. >> Like I've always told you, you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything. >> Because of what happened to him, >> the car he said he was going to own one day. >> Toyota. >> How about a ride, mister? >> Oh, you a sight for sore eyes. >> Marty, you're acting like you haven't seen me in a week. Is everything all right? Everything is great. >> Marty, YOU'VE GOT TO COME BACK WITH ME. BACK to the future. >> Wait a minute. What are you doing, Doc? >> I need fuel. >> Oh, he's invented that >> a compost thing. >> So that way he doesn't have to have all that uh >> here. Okay, we're going to take the new truck for a spin. >> Well, bring her along. This concerns her, too. What happens to us in the future? Do we become or something? >> No, no, no, no, no. My kids. It's your kids, Marty. Something has got to be done about your kids. >> Oh, that'd be so stressful. >> I don't even know my kids. >> I'm like, dang it. >> Doc, we better back. >> Hey, did you see the license plate? >> What did it say? I didn't see it. It didn't look like it said anything. >> That's cuz it's a future. They tried to show you that. >> Well, we're going. We don't need [music] roads. >> Okay. Okay, >> stop. >> This is like the Matrix with Neo. [music] >> That was just like The Matrix, the ending. That was good, guys. That was like a 10. Unbelievable. All right, guys. Unbelievable movie. Some really iconic characters. We had Lorraine, George, the Doc, obviously, and Marty McFly. Um, better known as Calvin Klein, which is hilarious because of the underwear, which um >> you thought they were writing the name on the underwear a lot. my name would be Old Navy. That's what that's what you call me. Um, and guys, that was a really good movie. I thought it was brilliant. The continuity in this movie was unbelievable. And it was like kind of predictable in a sense that like everything that was playing out became easy to guess like if they give you continuity kind of like in the end where Biff ends up working like the total inverse of the dad, you know, and that just makes for such a like really fun movie. I'm really excited to watch the next one. You know what? It kind of reminded me of like like a now kind of movie weapons a little bit. >> How so? >> Just because like it was just the it was like told in a we in a way where you could like kind of predict that the X Y and Z that's happened because of this. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. So I don't know. >> It was a really easy movie to follow is I think what I'm trying to say. And I didn't really have to have a um a PhD to understand the movie which I also appreciated. Um, >> I like simple time travel movies where I don't have to be like knowing all these paradoxes. >> Yeah, exactly. Like, uh, there's a few that come to mind. I guess the most famous would be like The Godfather Paradox and [music] stuff, but this movie was pretty straightforward. But um I think the movie had a lot less to do with like uh time travel and science and stuff and it had a lot more to do with just like social dynamics and like life lessons of like growing up and adolescence and like cause and effect you know and um you know cause and effect really kicked us in the mouth at the end of the movie because Marty's dad ended up being a straight baller. He looked like he was straight from like >> he looked like Veto Coral Gordal. He looked like he was one of those uh Orange County dads like from California or something, you know, like he won a big mansion. And it's just funny because all the confidence that he gained, [music] you know, >> all because of Marty. >> Yeah. Like through his son, you know, it ended up changing his whole entire life. And confidence is just something that you project, right? It's not something that like it's not really I guess it's just something that is like it's all mental, right? And that can really change your life. like putting yourself out there and not being all shy and stuff, you know. >> Sorry to interrupt you, but the question I have is so they they do know Marty like they met Marty [music] >> back in the day, but they don't think like that guy strikingly looks like that cool guy we met with a life vest. >> I don't know. >> That's the part I'm a little like that's the questions I have. But I know I don't want to overthink it, but like all time travel movie makes me do that. >> Well, time travel is theoretical at this point. As much as some of us want to believe it, but not saying that I do. I'm saying maybe you do. >> What if he looked so much like that guy? That's why they named him that. >> Yeah, maybe. >> But as a baby, I don't. It's hard to >> It's just funny to think that like if you were able to go back in time, you really could influence culture, you know? Like I always thought if I could go back in time like I would take like the 20 greatest songs from like I don't know maybe like 1970 to like maybe like 2010 maybe like the top 50 songs and I would just be known as like the greatest musician. They would call me like >> No, you suck. >> I mean I wouldn't really do that. I mean I don't really think about that but I'm thinking about that in terms of the movie. I would I would definitely uh I would sports gamble. That's what I would do. I'd be like, "Yeah, I think uh believe it or not, guys, believe it or not, the final score of the 2007 Super Bowl is going to be 14 to 17, the New York Giants over the New England Patriots." And then I would also bet that in the following Super Bowl, not the next year, but the year after when the Patriots played the Giants again, I would also bet that Tom Brady's first play from scrimmage would be him throwing a safety in the end zone at the f the first play and then going down two nothing in the Super Bowl cuz I would bet like $1,000 on that and just be like, I'm just going to throw something out there and I'd make so much money >> cuz that's what happened. It was >> I would make like psychological Tik Toks humbly. I would be the first person to do YouTube. [laughter] >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> But what's up, guys? My name's Hogan Paul. [laughter] >> What if you just What if you're Mr. Beast and you just took all his stuff? He like had you had [laughter] like >> chocolate bars and stuff. >> Oh god. I don't I would never want to be that guy. I feel like he's got way too much going on in his life. I'm a family guy. I'm never going to be that. I just I my priorities aren't that. I'm trying to raise my family. Mr. Beast is all in. I'll give it to him. People like that are awesome. >> But like long story short about this movie, it was just so wholesome because no one in their life gets to say they were there to like see their parents like fall in love and >> and to like spend time with your family as they're like adolescence in their own house and >> I feel like I would literally hate my dad. >> He would be such a douche the guy in the back of the truck throwing bricks at people. >> Yeah. Like dude like he would swing the baseball bats at the mailbox. I'm like come on. >> One thing that killed me though with Marty's dad is like dude he's been sitting there h getting you with a look. [laughter] He's been doing that since high school and you're still falling for it. >> Yeah, your shoes tied. Like you probably don't even get get a new joke. >> At some point I'd have to hit his ass with a brick. I'm not even going to lie. You can only bully me so much. I think I'd mentally snap. >> I know. He He was like bullying him in life and then immediately it shows him like he's doing his full homework for him. I'm like [music] this guy has been running all over you for 30 years. I like getting bullied would suck, but like I would rather get bullied like by a new age bully where they're all like calling you cuss words and cussing you out and being like you're so this and that. >> Garrison just got a haircut and he said he goes to school and gets clowned. It's like >> I tried to explain to him he's in he's in sixth grade so he just started middle school. But I tried to explain that it doesn't matter if you're Justin Bieber, dude. If you get a haircut, people are going to like make fun of your hair. That's just what kids do. You know what I mean? Um >> really I used to like pray people when I would get a haircut. I'd be like, "Oh, I hope someone notices. cuz I hope they say something. >> Really? >> Yeah. No one would ever say anything. >> Such a different life when you're a girl. When you're a boy, [laughter] you're just trying not to get your spine separated by neck slaps. They're like, "Oh, your head is skint." [laughter] So different. This movie was a trip, man. I thought that um the concept of the movie was really fun. Obviously, I thought the town, like the prop town, was so charming. It was so cool. It was almost like one of those posters or like one of those pictures you would see at like Hobby Lobby. I like how it had a square. >> Yeah. Well, yeah, that part was cool. Like, we live in Georgia and a lot of towns here have squares. I mean, >> Donna is one in particular. >> I know. I know towns have squares. Like, duh. I know that towns have squares all around America. I get that. But I'm just saying like that's something that was like really big, particularly in our region. Um, and I just thought it was beautiful. It looked like one of those, you know, like those uh like Route 66 posters or something where it's like the garage and everything's all neon lit up. This movie and this town was like that. And I honestly just thought that This movie was so rewatchable because I could literally watch the the key lights with the different neon colors flashing off the car, all the neon lights in the background flashing off the skin tones. It was just a beautiful movie. I really think this movie was just a work of art in that way. >> I think it was a marketing genius. And I say that because like you could you and your kid could watch it and you would both have nostalgia. >> Oh, 100%. >> Like back in the 80s. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Those movies are always fun. Yeah. I thought the dock was great because like that one time he like broke the fourth wall and he like looked at the camera and then went [laughter] and then like looked off. That part was so cool. >> Yeah, the doc was like my favorite part just because he kind of reminded me of Kramer on Seinfeld. >> They did just enough to make him like >> kooky but not crazy. >> Like he was wacky but trustable >> but sane. Like he was wacky but sane. That he he did just enough. Like you could tell that like he's been shocked in the outlet too many times probably. Yeah. But uh but you know um I was thinking when he got shocked then like fix them. >> Yeah. >> You know what [laughter] I'm saying? >> Fix them. >> And then all and then it begs the question if you could literally go back in time and change things and then get back to the Well, I guess if you went back in time with the intention of changing things because you had the desirable outcome, then I guess that just, you know, gives the answer to the question. But hypothetically, if you could snap your fingers and wake up tomorrow to a reality that's better than your reality, it'll be completely different, but you know it's going to be better, would you do it? >> That That's a hard question because like we know all these answers. Like we could literally go dive in front of John F. Kennedy's bullet with a bulletproof vest and be the hero for like ever, but like none of us are going to do that. But like that is a really good question. But no, I wouldn't change anything. What about you? I don't think I could jump and dive in front of John FK's bullet. But yeah, I'm saying you'd have to time that better than this movie. >> But I'm not trying to be like I'm not I'm not trying to be like that. I'm saying like maybe you could have went up to Abraham Lincoln and been like, "Hey, >> you could have been like duck. >> It's canled, bro." Like the the the movie theater, it's not running today. >> Okay, you're being dark over here. Like people from getting their heads, >> but you know what I'm saying? Like you could I'm just saying they're historical events. Like >> why are you trying to alter history? Like, [laughter] how do you know, dude? If you do that, who knows? Like, >> what if I went up to in 1776 and signed the document as me? >> You're taking [laughter] Get out of here. >> You're taking things to there. You wouldn't be able to drive there. You probably You wouldn't [laughter] >> My horse would be running around the >> Your your horse would hit a curb and break his leg. >> Stop. [laughter] >> And then you wouldn't [snorts] be able to back talk me when I tell you. [laughter] >> You can't be hitting the curb no more. >> It's okay. I'm signing the independence and you're not the declaration. >> I just don't think I I don't think I'd risk it. Like if I knew I could change things and things would be better hypothetically. I I I'm so good in my life, man. I don't think I would change. >> But what if it was like something just yesterday like let's say you broke your toe today and you could just fix you could just like not step in that spot. You would still break your toe. Why? It builds character. >> Well, it just you know every I've broken my the reason she said broken my toe guys cuz I've broken my toe several times. >> He breaks his toe every time he goes outside barefoot. Cuz I run. I get hyper and run. I'll hit my toe and it'll just be hanging off my foot. >> But you just put a little tape on it. No, you just break the toe and then you're good to go. >> Okay. What if it was something as simple as like you just had an at bat? It was a bad at bat. Would you go back in time and like redo that? >> No, cuz I'd be batting a thousand cuz [laughter] that I'd be abusing that >> You sound like my dang dad. >> I'd be the best hitter of all time. [laughter] >> They like he just won't miss. Johnson, every single home run's a every single at bat's a home run dead center. [laughter] I'd break every record. I'd have 14 Super Bowls. >> Okay. So, you would abuse it is what you're saying. [laughter] >> That's like if I was Spider-Man. If I was Spider-Man, I'd play wide receiver. Like I'd be I'd be bringing in like 24 million a year >> and the crowds would come [laughter] cuz they'd be like, "What in the world?" >> I know. They would think I was different. Unless I was uh unless I was Tom Holland and then I'd have to play slot receiver cuz [laughter] he's short as hell. But if it was me, I'd be playing on the outside. >> What if it was the Toby Magguire version? >> He'd be playing quarterback [laughter] with his little nerdy ass. He ain't about to be >> Wait, why why are we digressing? It's Back to the Future. >> I just had a lot of fun with the movie, guys. >> It's thoughtprovoking in a fun way, though. >> I just sometimes when I just This movie just put me in a good mood. It just made me want to talk with my wife. Hope you guys appreciate that. But guys, I guess we're going to get out of here. We will be back. >> We do that a lot in our free Sorry to interrupt you, but we do that a lot in our free time. We like just shoot the whatever you want to call it. >> Please tell them your [laughter] >> She don't use phrases like that. >> Didn't Didn't you say something? >> No, I knew you were going to bring it up. Stop. No, my son told me. Stop. My son said it. >> Miss October said it. No, my son said it. I was copying him. >> All right, guys. Like, comment, subscribe, hit us up on Patreon if you guys had fun with the movie. Let me know in the comments if you guys like the lighting in the video. I know you probably can't tell at all, but if you do watch our movies a lot or if you do watch our videos a lot, you probably can tell that the lighting is different. Um, >> I look like I'm a soul sucker in this one, though. I'm not even going to lie. So, >> I like the light. [laughter] >> Okay, we got to get off here. >> Yeah.