What an amazing movie! Sam and I had so much fun with this and we can not wait to watch the next 2!!

Interesting note, when Marty and his band are trying out in the beginning, the teacher who tells them that it is too loud is Huey Lewis, the guy who wrote the song they are playing.

This movie is a master class in scriptwriting. It's literally used in film classes as an example of how to write a great film script. Set-ups, payoffs, foreshadowing, character development, building conflicts and tension, delivering with satisfying resolutions...it's such an amazing movie.

The screenwriter was inspired when he found out that his father was class president in high school and wondered if they would have been friends had they been the same age. This is generally considered one of the best screenplays ever written and is usually taught in screenwriting classes as an example of a “perfect” script.

The ending scene of this was kind of a joke ending, not a true setup for sequels. But once it was decided to make them, they filmed 2 & 3 back to back.

Back to the Future is, simply put, one of the very best movies ever created. It's so solid in terms of script, acting, soundtrack and everything else that it's ... timeless, heh.

The writing in this trilogy is impeccable, there is not a wasted line or piece of fat anywhere in the script. You guys will enjoy 2 & 3 as much as the first one.

Theres people that haven't seen Back to the Future??? This is insane! lol

Doc taking Marty und Jennifer to the future was actually just intended to be a fun bit at the ending, it wasn’t done to seriously set up a sequel. When they actually did do the sequel(s), it was a bit of a headache for the filmmakers to figure out the story with the setup they had restricted themselves to at the end of the first movie.

When they made this movie the ending was just supposed to be a joke and no sequels were planned. Everybody thought they were teasing another one so they decided to make more after this one's success.

The creators of this trilogy have stated numerous times that there's not going to be a 4th or any remake/reboot while they're alive. It truly is a masterpiece of a trilogy and needs to remain as is forever.

Did you guys happen to notice that in the beginning when they went to the mall, the sign says "Twin pines mall" But when marty is rushing there at the end after coming back from 55, the sign says "Lone pine mall" Because in 1955 Marty ran down one of the pine trees in the car. A really easy to miss, but awesome detail.

The 4-year wait for the sequel was painful.

I'm always blown away when I find people who have not seen Back to the Future. It was a staple for me growing up when we would rent movies at the video store. I guess I'm just getting old...

The thing I'm really loving about your channel the most is that nearly all of the films you're watching are from my early adulthood (I was born in 1965). This trilogy also happens to be my favorite.

There actually wasn't a sequel in mind when the ending was filmed according to the director. It ended up writing them into a bit of a corner with some things, which you'll see when you watch the sequels.

I showed this movie to my daughters when they turned 9. Both loved it. Keep it alive for the next generations

I just realized: Even if Doc hadn't taped the letter and got shot at the end, Marty could still easily saved him. There's a bunch of plutonium just sitting there.

The song he plays at the dance is Johnny B Goode, by Chuck Berry. The person that Marvin Berry called when saying 'You know that new sound your looking for?' So Technically he invendted Chuck Berry's Rock career.

The scene where Doc scoffs at the idea of actor Ronald Reagan becoming President is hilarious and spot on! He Ioved the scene so much, he asked the projectionist to loop it.