Marty McFly is the fictional character played by Michael J. Fox in the 1985… Read Full Bio ↴Marty McFly is the fictional character played by Michael J. Fox in the 1985 movie "Back To The Future". The Starlighters were the band Michael's character played with during the prom scenes near the end of the movie. The Starlighters were Harry Waters Jr (Marvin Berry - Chuck Berry's cousin), Tommy Thomas, Granville "Danny" Young, David Harold Brown and Lloyd L. Tolbert.

Johnny B.Goode
Marty McFly with The Starlighters Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Johnny B.Goode' by these artists:

7. Chuck Berry Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans Way back up…
Chuck Berry Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans Way back up…
Jimi Hendrix Way down Louisiana close to New Orleans, Way back up in…
Jimi Hendrix Experience Way down Louisiana close to New Orleans, Way back up in…
Johnny Winter And Way down in Louisiana close to New Orleans Way back up…
Marty Mcfly Way down Louisiana close to New Orleans, Way back up in…
various artists Deep down Louisiana close to New Orleans Way back up in…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Marty McFly with The Starlighters:

Johnny B Goode When I'm in Louisiana, down in New Orleans Way back up…
Johnny B. Goode Way down in Louisiana, down the New Orleans Way back up…
Johnny B. Goode (саундтрек "Назад в будущее-2" Way down in Louisiana, down the New Orleans Way back up…

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Comments from YouTube:

@Spoon80085

3y↑29.3K

I love how without the time travel this movie is about a guy being an absolute homie and helps a guy get his crush

@SuperPlacido1

3y↑376

What homie mean?

@TheRealMichaelH

3y↑1.4K

@@SuperPlacido1 It's a shortened version of "homeboy" (or "hombre" depending on whom you ask), which in turn is slang for "friend".

@belkYT

3y↑132

it isnt even his crush

@leeroyjenkins3014

3y↑649

@@belkYT yes it is, that’s also why he stalked her after school

@belkYT

3y↑37

@@leeroyjenkins3014 proof

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@sadkingbilly

2y↑9K

“But your kids are gonna love it”

Best. Time. Travel. Movie. Sentence. Ever.

@moonwalkerkop4479

2y↑114

Well, there's a better one from a show: "I am mad scientist, it's so cool! Sunovabich."

@grizzofeu653

2y↑35

@@moonwalkerkop4479A man of culture, I see

@egoistagattoildiofelino7942

2y↑8

@@moonwalkerkop4479 tell me what show

@moonwalkerkop4479

2y↑16

@@egoistagattoildiofelino7942 Steins;Gate

@samuelholmes3696

2y↑38

That and "This is an oldie...where I come from!"

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@thesalanian

25w↑2.7K

I love that there’s not really a plot reason for Johnny B Goode, it’s just a victory lap. Movies don’t do that much anymore I feel.

@TDArulesclub4

21w↑97

They usually do in the form of dance parties at the end, which are a hit or miss.

@wickywills

16w↑44

@@TDArulesclub4 Or saving the world from AI attack cars then having a family BBQ at the end.

@ThePrinceHasArrived

16w↑111

I like to think of it as character development. In the beginning Marty is afraid of rejection and that he'll never have a chance to play his music. Over the course of the film, he has to help George with his own fear of it. By helping George, he, in turn, is learning to deal with his own. Getting on stage gives him this opportunity, and by playing this song, Marty finally opens up and is able to express himself without worrying what people will think of him.

@grantfarkas2715

16w↑16

Johnny B Goode was released in 1955 it would be a great song to play at The Enchantment Under The Sea Dance. Marty Mcfly upset the time and space continuum he could have disappeared from existence along with his siblings forever, right? ⏰️ 😂

@Magst3r1

13w↑6

@@ThePrinceHasArrivedYup, that's the point of the scene. The movie is full of those foreshadowing/problems that get resolved at the end.

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@Joker96624

18w↑925

I love how the sax player is totally down with all Marty’s moves up until sliding across the floor.

@simondoe2456

9w↑29

SaxMan is 100% down. 4:34 is when the Starlights give the “you alright boy?” Look.

@camoclone2556

4y↑36.3K

I guess the two thousand people who disliked aren’t ready for that yet, but their kids are gonna love it.

@colinbacchi988

4y↑350

Camo Clone 😂great comment

@exoticcucumber4765

4y↑73

Copy

@facelessandnameless

4y↑71

Camo Clone 👏

@Star-Man

4y↑88

Perhaps the wisest of all the Kaminoan clones

@jameshalpert5264

4y↑27

Boomers🙄

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@CountRemy_TheRealCount

1y↑7.6K

Marty McFly traveling back to the 50's would be the equivalent to us traveling back to the mid 90's.

@calumzmemez5075

1y↑734

Oh god don't make me feel old.

@bjscorpio4041

1y↑669

If I went back to the 90s, I wouldn't bother coming back.

@josegr9280

1y↑105

What are we taking back?
Cardi B? Travis Scott? Bad Bunny?

@milkyway8507

1y↑71

Well this is our generation. Welcome covid society even songs nowadays have the illness.

@yute-hube779

1y↑32

@@bjscorpio4041 Same here. Specifically 1992.

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@Az43356

6w↑437

You are here not due for YouTube recommendations, you are here for the will of your heart

@El.fish.the.chocolate

5w↑4

Exactly mate.

@Warfolomei

5w↑3

Earth Angel called to me.

@chickenmuffin

5w↑2

That's actually true I searched this up lol.

@watcher8582

Yes.

@Akanochkt

Exaclty bro

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@Motormouthmachine

10w↑274

This scene was the reason I started playing guitar!!!!!

@Kowalskyyyyy

9w↑12

This is epic

@Motormouthmachine

7w↑3

@@purguetheplague Badazz!!

@uselesstrident1267

3w↑2

same. I watched these movies on repeat growing up.

@anincandescentlightbulb

3y↑9.3K

This movie simply was way ahead of its time. A classic that never gets old.

@ReddSpark

3y↑385

.. or way before it’s time ;-)

@anincandescentlightbulb

3y↑56

@@ReddSpark Well said ;)

@delete---7593

3y↑2

Wait what do mean about that lol??????. 🤔🤨😐😑.

@BoomRoasted3

3y↑18

best movie ever!

@christopherhughes9787

3y↑89

Well, it's a classic where I come from.

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@daveolifent4477

2y↑18.6K

I love that Chuck Berry was able to perfectly recreate the song even though he missed the first half.

@josephchardon3820

2y↑238

😂😂😂

@24t7

2y↑717

Marvin already heard full songs, at least can help Chuck by humming ... and Marvin just said Chuck try find new "sound" , not new songs

@daveolifent4477

2y↑172

@@24t7 Chuck got all the lyrics right too

@24t7

2y↑232

@@daveolifent4477 its chuck berry songs. Maybe the idea , the lyrics already there. He just looking the "sound" he looking for.

Maybe in future the songs will be different , who knows. Have u heard the song when Marty back to future?

Even his family life have change.

Can take sample in bttf2 . Marty will go to alternate future, not original timeline. Original timeline that songs already exists. He just play back time before it create.

@doorguru168888

2y↑32

I was there with my reel to reel and later played it for Chuck.

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@Homestarrunner82

7w↑161

My niece told me she'd never heard of back to the future and didn't like old movies. I was like "uh, no. We're watching it NOW". Of course, she loved it.

@IDKjustS0mething

6w↑9

You just saved the universe from a horrible timeline

@MartyMcFly88

6w↑4

Good job. It’s a shame kids today are too busy on TikTok and watching terrible modern movies to appreciate something as amazing as this film

@pmarquisYT

5w↑4

My daughter is 17 now and she has watched this movie probably 10 times.

@duesure

5w↑2

Hope, your niece will understand after some years who's the real "Earth Angel" in this case who insisted on watching it. Proud of you, man!

@lightingmcqueen522

22w↑790

The pacing of this movie is amazing. The part where he says “unless you know someone who plays guitar” and then instantly cuts to him playing is amazing, I feel like other movies would hold on that shot for like 2 seconds and then cut to him playing guitar, but this really give the sense of urgency Marty is under.

@TDArulesclub4

21w↑32

Very true, noticed that too! Media still does that nowadays but somehow a movie from 1985 still hit that transition so well.

@mfrc237

11w↑1

Exactlyyyy!!!!

@smith1008

11w↑5

this movie is timeless! no pun intended...

@Scot-t

10w

nice

@LAGator-qu7tc

9w↑1

Ain't got time for all that, my boy not trying to disappear 😂😂

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@TeaGamingPanda

5y↑6.2K

“Guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet......but your kids are gonna love it!”

One of my favourite films

@DTD110865

5y↑13

@Ethan Weitendorf Unless you consider Jimi Hendrix a pioneering metal musician.

@ciarankeirle-singer1036

5y↑6

@Ethan Weitendorf 1969 was when metal started

@JT044-iz1cv

5y↑4

My dad and brothera are metalheads

@rish5827

5y↑12

That’s my favorite line from the entire series. And the one that I remember when I think of back to the future quotes

@lestedabahia6121

Tenho esse filme em DVD.
É muito bom.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

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@Billy-zv5uo

4y↑4.9K

“Your kids are gonna love it....”

HELL. YEA.

@Dylan-ph2jt

4y↑24

Billy 2025 and there kids and so on 😂

@Billy-zv5uo

4y↑4

tension 😂😂 u betcha

@Bangla_te_Shob

4y↑22

And it still ain't an oldie.. never will be

@Billy-zv5uo

4y↑7

Angsuman Bhattacharyya never heard anything so true in my life 😂👏🏼

@charliesketchman4337

4y↑3

I do actually.

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@justinv6410

27w↑501

Can you imagine never hearing anything but angelic sounds and sunshine sonatas and then this new sound shows up ?
Amazing.

@Christian-rb8wk

27w↑56

They had Elvis in the 50s. It's not like they're from Mozart's time.

@justinv6410

27w↑7

@@Christian-rb8wk it’s all the same to me 😂

@antimimoniakos

22w↑3

The intro of Hard rock Haliluiaj

@Giles29

17w↑13

Well, they did have big bands, jazz, the blues, and the roots that would become rock and roll. It did not just appear out of a vacuum even if it is fun to think it did for this movie.

@johnsmith6586

13w↑4

I remember the first time I heard Metallica or Nirvana on the radio and thought to myself "what the hell" then rock and roll changed and the "hair bands" basically went out of business overnight.

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@boi8664

29w↑1.1K

Something interesting is that George and Marty both got over their fears of rejection in this scene. George overcame being rejected by Lorraine by kissing/dancing with her,and Marty overcame his fear of not being a good enough guitar player and get rejected by the crowd. So Marty not only fixed his dad's fate,but also his,as he got more confident since he played on that stage. A cool parallel between father and son.

@spider-boy1962

28w↑30

Wow I never thought of it that way

That is pretty cool

@john_mccarthy_hi

25w↑19

and he got his dad l-l-l-laid

@boi8664

25w↑12

@@john_mccarthy_hi a real homie

@hari04364

22w↑16

Also pretty inspiring that George changed that much and became a very confident person in the future after finally standing up for himself and taking a risk. Shows that nothing is set in stone.

@serfcityherewecome8069

20w↑8

Fun trivia fact..."Marty" is about 3 years older than "Dad" in real life and roughly the same age as "Mom". 🤪

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@ajdeguzman2994

36w↑1.7K

"... But your kids would gonna love it."

Yes, its 2023 and still tirelessly watching this masterpiece. Definitely their grand grand children loves it very much.

@Project90pete

22w↑9

Poles still watching this groove in 2k23.Peace Bro.

@user-wr3gp1uv1q

20w↑3

i feel old

@Wegpblu_xD_eBpeu

19w↑4

вашим внукам и правнукам)) музыка на все времена

@Hammers-Mikey

18w↑8

"Would gonna love it"? At least say the right quote!! It's "are gonna love it!" 😂🤦‍♂️

@bigwooolocsta9109

18w↑5

The thing is, the kids he’s talking about probably have kids of their own now 😅

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@chasehedges6775

5y↑3.4K

This is my favorite scene from the film.

@GraceHartman28

5y↑2

me too :)

@Vidarx2

5y↑26

My favourite was when he banged his mom

@chasehedges6775

5y↑23

@@Vidarx2 Well, that is strange.

@gahrakhoren4803

5y↑1

Para mí también bro

@hectormeza1596

5y↑5

Me too. 😍🌈❤❤💖💘💘💎💎🎸⚡⚡⚡

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@BrandonKeen-lp6wc

11w↑128

I know we’re all here for Johnny b Goode, but earth angel is such a beautiful song too. I get chills ❤️

@Spiralredd

5w↑2

They played it at my junior prom.

@LolDarrellLol

22w↑88

I love how Marty has his whole life on the line but can't resist his passion of shredding on a guitar.

@TheMasterQuests

2w↑1

If you’re gonna go out go out on a high note.

@sambazparlak1445

3y↑8.3K

“Marty, whatever you do, DON’T GO TO 2020” -Doc Brown

@chapter4444

3y↑249

Seriously it's hard to make me laugh with a comment but you got me lol

@denon9000cd

3y↑49

Check out Marty McFly & Doc Brown Visit Jimmy Kimmel Live 2015

@ociewilson3615

3y↑61

Amen, double amen. 2020 has sucked since the start. Nothing but bad luck this year.

@chatsdocs6608

3y↑13

@@ociewilson3615 This is not bad luck unfortunatly.

@garry4416

3y↑10

He can see in the future of covid 19

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@jonathanblaze1648

2y↑3K

I remember seeing this in theaters in 1985 as a 7 year old. The theater erupted in applause and cheers when MJF got back up after the kiss and they all came back in the photo. Ah, the magic of movies! There was also lots of laughter when he went nuts shredding on the guitar. Back to the Future is an example of a perfect movie.

@lexkanyima2195

2y↑10

Wow !

@JonCom3dy

2y↑70

It’s easily a perfect movie. Should be studied by aspiring filmmakers.

@lexkanyima2195

2y↑5

@@JonCom3dy true

@tribaltroll

2y↑26

My mom doesn't like sci-fi movies at all and even she loves back to the future!

@AmbitousStylez

2y↑12

You know what. I rememeber seeing this movie everywhere being a kid. I finally watched it i think 99 i was only 9 at the time but i remember why dont they make cool movies like this anymore.

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@isaiahchapman7660

9w↑111

Imagine being the one who got your parents together, and they are happy together and they have an amazing life together. I would freaking cry.

@chrisgallegos4132

7w↑40

There's perfect movies u can't change anything this is one of them

@Spiralredd

5w↑4

I'm scared that someday they're gonna try...

@MrRhino6699

4w↑1

@@SpiralreddI’m really afraid they’ll cast Tom Holland too. He’ll really be like 32 playing high schoolers pretty soon

@Spiralredd

4w↑1

@@MrRhino6699 i like Tom and all that but you can't replace Michael j Fox

@DSxGoldSilver

3w↑3

I really hope they never remake this movie. It’s perfect the way it is and doesn’t need a cash grab remake

@HeatyFrog

4y↑4.2K

Love that in the future where Marty was never born, his parents still decided to take a picture of that well with nobody standing against it

@AnandKumar-uy6yy

4y↑23

What? I don't get this

@TheJosep70

4y↑276

Hahah yes! Or that his boss sent him a blank fax page in the future!

@jaxoncooper3354

4y↑256

@@AnandKumar-uy6yy Instead of the kids in the picture in front of a well disappearing the picture itself should have disappeared.

@Gurke-rf8xe

4y↑84

I think it's because Marty wasn't completely erased!

@recovertheskyofday4137

4y↑168

@@jaxoncooper3354 If you think about how the erasing progression goes (oldest to youngest), the youngest "thing" isn't Marty, but the picture itself.

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@thanosgrandma5244

3y↑2.8K

“Guess you guys weren’t ready for that, but your kids are going to love it.”

@Astonkid08

3y↑91

One of the most under rated lines in cinematic history

@pitioti

3y↑18

Joke on him, I'm a grandson and like it too !!

@ARCtrooperblueleader

3y↑4

@Thanos’ Grandma - 🤣❤️

@Stackali

3y↑2

nah its just too darn loud.

@quentinparhiala9415

3y↑1

I love it Thano's Grandma

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@lucuador1992

2w↑3

I envy those fortunate enough to have seen this film for the first time in theaters. Must've been an unforgettable experience

@pouetpouetdaddy5

4w↑6

the most perfect movie ever made. The script was perfect

@bobstevenson3130

3y↑2.4K

Marty: literally faints onstage

Guy singing: "LeTs Do AnOtHeR oNE"

@sofilaufeyson2554

3y↑12

Lol

@brucerichardleszczynskijr4758

3y↑8

Or at St Francis high schools prom night that year

@yxz3177

2y↑13

If you want to make it in the rock n' roll business, you have to be tough.

@bigbirdmusic8199

@@yxz3177 you would know?

@yxz3177

2y↑6

@@bigbirdmusic8199 I'm not tough enough, that's why I have a 9-5 job.

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@shmulikanglister

46w↑2.5K

This is one of the most classic scenes in cinematic history. Unforgettable.

@Hindustan67us

31w↑9

NO the classic scene in cinematic history is when 2 Mitsubishi A6M2 Zeros (T6 Texans dressed us as Zero) are jumped by 2 Northrop-Grumman F14 Tomcats on Dec 6th 1941!

@steve8803

31w

@@Hindustan67us fuck the f14 tomcats!

@Elizabethchristine130

28w↑7

DUDe not true back to the future is the best

@blasdomingoroman2234

25w↑2

Absolutamente!!!

@modestoney1577

22w↑1

@@Hindustan67us sounds awesome....what movie is that?

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@Maxler5795

7w↑13

im an '05 er and i am SO, SO happy my family borderline forced me to watch this trilogy.

@Takedown

21w↑29

Crispin Glover easily one of the most underrated actors of all time. Makes me cry without fail every rewatch. It's the sincere wave from father to son that gets me. Proving why he's his Dad and why he's such a great guy. He didn't just have it all, he was thankful, and a symbol of courage in the end.

@degrassihoe5693

8w↑3

His performance in this film is genuinely brilliant and one of the most underrated ever put to screen.

@knightwind6628

2y↑2.4K

Marty just showed these kids 30 years of Rock n Roll in just 5 minutes. 🤟😎

@CountryMetal01

2y↑52

ANd They where the same committee that told him he was too darn loud

@lexkanyima2195

2y↑6

@@CountryMetal01 it is not bad

@moonpiespotlight4759

2y↑10

How dare you kick that tube amp

@soulknight5330

2y↑3

exactly

@Music-tk5oq

2y↑7

@@CountryMetal01 Unbelievable that it was Huey Lewis, the one who told him that, he did the main theme song "Power Of Love"!

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@jekblom123

49w↑4.6K

Fun music fact:

For the people who keep asking how a band could possibly know the back-up instrumentals to a song no one has ever heard before, Marty says to them right before he starts "its a blues riff in B and watch me for the changes". The "blues riff" is a common progression of chords used in blues and jazz songs throughout that particular era that any band would know especially in the 50's, and to basically follow his lead. Johnny B Goode is actually a pretty simple song to play along to if you know the key and the blues riff.

@spice_krispies

41w↑285

Exactly. Everyone of the band members knows how to solo in I-IV-V blues progression. It's the backbone of blues progressions and had been used for decades. It's not rocket science to them

@scrimpmster

41w↑153

I actually had to watch closely and he is actually playing in B. The original recording is in B flat. Yes, I'm that sad and geeky.

@thomasdauphin4550

41w↑25

My father got so sick and tired of playing Johnny B Good..

@francescganau7679

40w↑9

And what the sax vibing along afterwards? Also blues?And the guitar distortion?

@bruhbobent

39w↑48

@@francescganau7679it’s just a movie

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@FoardenotFord

11w↑19

Truly one of the greatest scenes in movie history, and the reason an entire generation of youngsters picked up the guitar.

@GigaChadL337

26w↑80

props to the drummer who nailed the intro without any cue

@zambieslayeryt4877

20w↑12

yeah fr. although at 3:11 we don’t see martys head in frame so its possible that he just gave him a little head nod to signal a cue for him to come in or something lol

@jqentertainment6966

He doesn't need a cue...the guitar starts and there is an accent on the 1 on the third measure....it's a musicians thing😅

@Orincaby

3y↑3.1K

"they gave me the whole guitar i'm gonna use the whole guitar"

@thebookofeli849

3y↑26

Actually it ain't that hard
EDIT:unless you're talking about the solo than yeah

@sethb4669

3y↑8

@@gezim117 No woosh here, not that hard and not using whole guitar at all

@annnnnnnn394

3y↑7

And they also let him use the stage

@88Doug

3y↑1

I love Back to the Future! I think my music videos shows it!

@danm7235

3y↑1

🤣🤣🤣 hell yeah.

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@RickordProductions

3y↑2.8K

This scene is the reason why I started playing guitar 32 years ago.

@MrSpeed-lt8gr

3y↑44

Totally. This scene and Van Halen 1984 just lit a fire in me that I’m thankful hasn’t gone away.

@quentinparhiala9415

3y↑7

That's great Rickord75

@jackpotjoey8828

3y↑35

It’s why I rebuilt a DeLorean....

@eking5165

3y↑2

Dude lol u r OLD😂😂jkjkjk

@commenter7893

3y↑17

@@eking5165 The baby is talking!

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@michaelblaine6494

6w↑4

It’s so great when the score drops out for a few seconds and you hear the band only for the score to come back in with a string section playing along with the band(which obviously isn’t supposed to be coming from the stage). One of the most powerful musical cues in film history

@stlltx505

4w↑1

Truly. Brilliant!

@wojtekjakub1810

8w↑6

Thank you Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloydd and Back The Future. Watching this as a kid and now 36...A Time Machine would be a Miracle. If there is one movie I'd live it's Back To The Future.

@Daniel130782

4y↑4.1K

"ok guys try to keep up"

inmediately everyone is on-sync and dancing like pros

@CalleSoderberg

4y↑340

Yeah, because that's the unrealistic part of this movie...

@monaj2971

4y↑87

Hm...maybe because it's a movie?

@killmore75

4y↑5

@@monaj2971 hehe!

@killmore75

4y↑2

@@CalleSoderberg you should see FB and YT! : (

@justsomeguy2743

4y↑82

Calle Söderberg Damm it ruined my immersion of the real world, not the fact that she has a son that looks identical to her high school crush, not the fact that they use a delorian as a time machine the fact they’re in sync kills it for me

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@Trip_Fontaine

46w↑2.5K

There is no more satisfying kiss in the history of cinema. The way Marty just pops afterwards, and it's all synced with the music. Utterly brilliant.

@23jakesmith23

44w↑51

The power of great writing and a director who could compliment it

@canadiankewldude

31w↑7

@@23jakesmith23 Unlike music and Hollywood these days.

@martinrodriguez1676

29w↑11

And the fact that all three brothers come back to the pictures in sync with the music... goosebumps EVERY single time I watch the entire scene.

@MindinViolet

29w↑10

Absolutely one of the greatest ever movie scenes.

@paulocosme1

27w↑4

it´s fantastic

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@Brian316G

8w↑5

One of the best movies ever made. As an eighty's kid not a big fan of the era but this is one for the ages.

@josephohrablo4866

7w↑5

One of the best movies of all time . Start to finish is just perfection

@allwordzaremadeup-voidz6229

4y↑1.3K

I love how the band just nailed the song instantly

@johndunstan7003

4y↑142

12 bar blues was common even then.

@rontiemens2553

4y↑64

@@johndunstan7003 Indeed. Though the key Marty would really have asked for back in the day would more like have been B-flat rather than "B".

@rixhie_

4y↑3

Darren Price beautiful

@micahschmitz859

4y↑2

Well received the original was based off of this, so they spontaneously created it. Maybe. I dunno time travel...

@americancitizen748

4y↑12

I love how they just built a time machine...

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@Kadams1997

4y↑2.5K

That man on vocals was absolutely killing Earth Angel.

@carlosenrique2272

4y↑12

Canta hermoso ;-;

@DavidBerlin

4y↑50

Shiiiiiiiiit...guitar player w'ant half bad either.

@gregergreg

4y↑112

I mean Chuck Berry's cousin, MARVIN BERRY, was always into music as well. It's in the genes.

@sawwamarlow5677

4y↑2

Что?

@Kadams1997

4y↑2

Олег Порнов Я думаю, что певец великолепен.

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@odesobediente7658

29w↑45

I love it when the guitarist looks at the guitar at the end admiring how the instrument made that sound. Brazil hugs to everyone who reads this comment.

@rafiqdinho

4w↑5

This scene soo absolutely timeless...try to keep up okay ❤

@ScottSullivanTV

5y↑2K

The first cut in this clip is one of the best cuts in film history.

@silvertipbear4942

5y↑103

loopy Ruane according to him, isn’t that enough?

@lifewithethan5460

5y↑33

@loopy Ruane you dick

@westingtyler2

5y↑15

it is. a great comedic cut.

@ShinyRedGrapple

5y↑15

FALSE.
First of all it's obviously just a bandage scribbled with red marker to look like blood.

Second, it's not even placed where it would hinder an experienced guitarist from playing basic cords. Should have been across the finger tips, where the pain would be excruciating to play.

Look man, there have been plenty of great cuts, slashes, chops, etc. in movies, this one just was amateur at best.

@Jedi256

5y↑4

@@ShinyRedGrapple I like the cut of your jib

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@Jrjaro

1y↑2.3K

“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet” 😂 the transition from Johnny B. Goode to the solo from Beat it

@knightwind6628

1y↑55

Marty couldn't help himself and just went for it.

@dickJohnsonpeter

1y↑120

That was definitely not the solo from Beat It. He wasn't playing any scales either, it was a crap solo. Still funny though.

@jeromeglick

1y↑23

Sounds like Jimi Hendrix.

@Big_Black_Dick

1y↑2

yeah i don't think any of us was ready for that 😂 still pretty bad ass tho lol

@StefanHoffmann84

1y↑40

@@jeromeglick Yeah, I think it was Hendrix with throwing over the amp and going crazy, and maybe a little bit of SRV with putting the guitar behind the head. And yes, great scene, very funny.

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@ThePretender1

21w↑12

Movies arent made like this no more! Tears of pure joy watching this 😅

@yorucyber2630

10w↑4

Thank you to all who made back to the future trilogy, you've helped me so much

@Michal.Sadowski

4y↑2.1K

Learned to play the guitar because of this scene.

@JustJohn505

4y↑94

This movie has actually opened and changed alot of lives

Sad how movies like these are now history but in the mean time it will stay a classic

@ricardovargasmercado7

4y↑10

Congratulations

@jackgamble6120

4y↑4

Oh...I'm so sorry. I hope all is good with you now.

@borisnala

4y↑15

John mayer too

@kaan3500

4y↑40

Learned to time travel because of this scene.

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@hasankaiser4563

4y↑1.9K

The actor for Marty Mcfly was PERFECT

@Matthew-dg6le

4y↑65

Hasan Kaiser z Michael J Fox

@hasankaiser4563

4y↑19

@@Matthew-dg6le yep him

@Predaking4ever

4y↑70

Wtf?

You posted without knowing his name!

@hasankaiser4563

4y↑11

@@Predaking4ever I couldn't remember his name while posting my comment mate

@Predaking4ever

4y↑27

Hasan Kaiser if only there was a way to find information.

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@beano9343

23w↑3

All the movies I have seen in over 40 years, this is the tear jerker that gets me every time.
And when the horse sinks in the swamp...

@rooster_cogburn1001

18w↑9

As a guitarist, you have to love the respect paid to so many famous guitarists during this scene through the stage antics.

@gg.youlubeatube6249

13w↑2

I have, noticed ACDC step and Kurt spasm on the floor. What did I miss ?

@kennymichaelalanya7134

10w

@@gg.youlubeatube6249
You forgot Jimi Hendrix .

@Musicsoul551

⁠⁠@@gg.youlubeatube6249 guitar behind the head - Hendrix

Tapping - Van Halen

Windmill strum - Pete Townsend

@NoseCandyKermit

3y↑9.8K

And his parents never questioned why their child looks exactly like the guy who played music at their dance

@obenbenisti1507

3y↑1.6K

the film does have some plot holes but it's so good that it just doesn't matter to me

@abogadobolivia3857

3y↑230

I think the same

@jimmiller6704

3y↑1.2K

It wa 18 years at least.
How do you expect anyone to recall what someone looks like after all that time?

@thomashall4886

3y↑982

@@jimmiller6704 And take into account that it'll take more years until Marty grows up to look like him at the dance - by then, they have probably forgotten how he looked.

@thegoldenshibainu5292

3y↑204

And never questioned the face of Marty’s brother, his face does not look like any of his parents

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@chriscornelius2518

3y↑468

This version of Earth Angel is the best I have heard.

@tribaltroll

2y↑58

I was actually kind of disappointed when I finally heard the original version. The BTTF version has a way better feel to it.

@hughjanus5093

2y↑1

Look up the one by Tiny Tim

@CoolCademMAnimates-fz1ui

6w↑2

This song. I absolutely love it and you can not change my mind.

@freedomfantom8213

16w↑4

Nice song 👍 Back to the Future is my favorite movie in my childhood, greetings from Russia

@luishernandez-molina7479

4y↑10.3K

Don't worry guys. Robert Zemeckis owns the rights to the movies and has stated that he would never allow them to get remade

@kasykah

4y↑704

Luis Hernandez-Molina Phew. Hollywood would have ended up ruining it like they always do with good movies.

@deathglock496

4y↑336

I would slice their dicks/boobs off if they ruin this.

@detslor

4y↑11

Luis Hernandez-Molina fgfgggfggrrrrrrrrreeeeewqqqqqqqqqqwqaqqqqaassssddddddddddddddddddddddssssssddsssdddddeewweeweøøæøå
😂😂❤️😊❤️❤️😊🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🐸🐸

@taikajorma7276

4y↑378

kasykah Yeah they would change it to a feminist fuck movie

@sayidow1889

4y↑22

Amen!

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@jasonbadke4576

21w↑8

I love how Marty goes into full heavy metal mode by the end of the song.

@robmaddison8645

10w↑5

'I'll be the vision of your ha, happiness oh!'
I've always thought that the way the music at 1:42 blends together with the visuals is genius. Really perfect art. The rising of the score to the silence as Earth Angel plays in the background whilst she awaits for him to kiss her. A love story taking place at the same time as a man struggles at the boundary between life and oblivion.

@obesecoomer

3y↑1.7K

Marty was correct, their kids did love it, and so did their kids.

@MarkEmperor

3y↑48

And their kids. And their kids. And their...... aaaahhhh you know the drill! 😄

@quentinparhiala9415

3y↑5

I agree

@nanathedog8993

3y↑5

And so did there kids

@casual_ganker9046

3y↑1

Is this 80s music

@fdsman

Hindsight is 20/20, that's one of the concepts they played off of in the script.

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@russjalichandra5491

4y↑4.3K

This proves that there’s another time traveler before Marty who brought that Gibson ES 335 guitar, first built in 1958, to the year 1955. 😄

@sohailsaha7427

4y↑192

Wait a minute...

@jonathannagel7427

4y↑252

Johnny B. Goode was also released in 1958, but I doubt Gibson was giving away prototypes years in advance to musicians playing high school proms

@kalkidasofficial

4y↑21

Exactly!

@josephmulvaney4595

4y↑141

Actually it's a Gibson ES 345. The ES 335 didn't have the 6 position varitone switch. Which also came out in 1958. But I digress

@jonathannagel7427

4y↑20

Joseph Mulvaney - I was wondering about that, the switch, and also the availability of a tremolo bridge

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@Kenshin6321

16w↑4

I usually ate the musical part of movies, but this was one scene I never skipped. That guitar solo at the end was awesome and still is.

@JohnLutherable

21w↑25

timeless scene from a timeless movie. Script is like clockwork, terrific attention to detail like the fact Marty is disappearing last since he's the younger son...perfection

@4sername

4y↑1.4K

1:28 Michael J. Fox is such a good actor that he was actually able to make his hand disappear here. Amazing! 👏🏽

@francominni8161

4y↑12

Jajajaja

@vargaroli9421

4y↑143

Fun fact: Michael J. Fox actually went back in time and almost made himself dissapear from existence.

What an actor

@TartSoTart

4y↑72

Michael J Fox was so dedicated and invested in his role he actually practiced seducing his mother.

@Joe-my6go

4y↑8

I did the same, sept ON YOUR MOTHER

I’m not sorry

@swt_flawless4492

4y↑8

@@Joe-my6go oh, i thats why she said she didn't feel anything except air, dumbass

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@justsomeguywithtattoos6267

3y↑1.1K

"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet but your kids are gonna love it"

This is what makes this one of the best scenes in the back to the future franchise.

@Chris-xd8bz

3y↑2

450 likes not a single comment? DAMN

@takubo

3y↑7

nah, this is one of the best scenes in movie history

@justsomeguywithtattoos6267

3y↑3

@@takubo YES absolutely agree.

@kinkajou777

20w↑2

Johnny B Goode will never go out of fashion! It’s simply classic! Marty and Chuck helped make it that way!!

@yvonne5028

14w↑3

How did they know this was my favorite part of the movie...❤❤❤❤❤

@mr.s845

1y↑1.9K

Respect to the cousin for letting him know of the new sound

@sandraclowdus6549

1y↑15

de-lightifuleuel.

@sandraclowdus6549

ignite
.

@harlyslamm2888

47w↑24

'Chuck Berry' was the singer of Johnny B Goode

@TheSILV1982

3y↑435

never forget Marty McFly, he invented Rock´n Roll and Skateboarding

@SamuelRowan

3y↑27

I'm pretty sure that was Calvin Klein.

@lloydrogue8070

3y↑8

I thought the bulletproof vest was Clint Eastwood

@ethan7252

3y↑2

well technacly he didn't he just got inspired by it

@RobRamirez456

And distortion because he kicked the amp

@truthteller9154

Marty aka Calvin Klein invented hard rock. Elvis beat him by a year. Elvis already had out a few hits by late 1955.

@ThisisNTGW

17w↑1

I’m 35 years old now. I grow up with this movie from 7 years old. I’m so happy to hear this song and miss my good old my family ages.

@skylaryoung3819

15w↑4

My favorite part will always be the saxophonist immediately getting down with the opening riff😂

@Antiorganizer

42w↑765

How this movie captures human emotions is simply uncanny.

@tazinboor3913

41w↑6

Cool!

@viktoriyagereluk8463

36w↑6

IKRR

@Sparkk0

18w↑2

Yeah. Laughing manically when your girl gets stolen. ;)

@DannyGodhouse

12w↑3

I think this movie is better than Barbie.

@emilioheras9632

11w↑1

How Robert Zemeckis later captures human beings in animation is also simply uncanny

@daviddiazv17

2y↑1.4K

I love how Marvin looks at the guitar astounded after Marty gives it back like "damn, I didn't know you could do that!"

@user-iq2sc7us8r

2y↑73

It's more like "darn, I didn't know the guitar could do this at all" or "damn, the guitar is still the whole"

@Jack-qi3mu

2y↑18

I think it was just cause Marty played the song differently than original like uhh that’s not right but dang it does sound good

@Jack-qi3mu

2y↑5

Ik I’m months late

@Vincenzopgl

2y↑2

@@user-iq2sc7us8r that’s exactly what the first guy meant

@Gnarkillium

1y↑11

I always thought he was inspecting it for damage.

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@AxiomApe

29w↑16

This scene moves me in a way that’s hard to describe. It’s what inspired me to want to play guitar. I was just a little boy. I am 34 now. I would argue it’s one of the best cinematic scenes of all time. The way it is synced with the music. The way the song is dying as Marty is fading, but the true loves kiss brings the music back to life, including Marty and his timeline.
Nothing but chills, nostalgia, and feelings of gratitude for such a great iconic scene. ✌️

@dankippert2677

4w↑1

1 of the most classic scenes of all time

@chicken42o

5y↑1.6K

If I was his dad id really be rethinking my entire life when my son is grown and looks EXACTLY like the guy back in highschool..

@Vanskynyrd

5y↑32

Probably.

@E-MAN979

5y↑59

I AM NOT TAKING IT EASY ON HIM

@nostix3608

5y↑89

I'd assume that Loraine had an affair with Marty at some point that resulted in his conception. Though there is a fan theory that George himself had figured it out that Marty had indeed time traveled and just kept it to himself.

@perhaps5095

5y↑7

That's what I always thought!

@sockuraye

5y↑2

E-MAN Why would George best Marty though? I never understood that

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@MrT8599

4y↑2.5K

This is definitely Michael J. Fox's most iconic role.

@mr.azizsshitposts

4y↑41

You act like that’s a problem.

@kendrick7385

4y↑57

George Costanza doesn’t sound like that at all 😂😂😂

@DaxSports1

4y↑103

This is one of the most iconic roles period.

@jacklancaster8622

4y↑13

Stuart little tho

@mr.azizsshitposts

4y↑3

Jack Lancaster oh my god I remember that.

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@stefhack4665

25w↑2

No matter how old you are this movie the goat

@hankwang2951

10w↑2

One of classic Movies of all time. "2024". ❤❤❤

@astrax2426

5y↑1.9K

Best movie ever made. If you don't agree then I guess you aren't ready for it yet, but your kids are gonna love it.

@enderboxeye

5y↑3

RobRamRez 😂😂

@maxxsteele9396

5y↑9

You're a virgin... but your kids will never exist.

@flamevix

5y↑9

@@maxxsteele9396 Why do people still think being a virgin is an insult? XD
Also, interesting that YOU are also here, watching this very same video, which you clearly had to have searched up in order to watch.

@flamevix

5y↑5

@@maxxsteele9396 Also funny that you assume you know everything about me. Newsflash, I ain't a virgin, and I'm a female. But it's clear that you just wanted to insult someone who made an innocent comment for absolutely no reason other than to feel better about yourself. So good day to YOU, my dear coward. :)

@sebastianreinfeld1912

How does that make any sense at ALL?

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@deffonotluke

4y↑3.6K

Marty: literally dying
Band: keeps playing
Later
Marty: plays the guitar a little strangely
Band: gives up playing

@OriginalPuro

4y↑54

We are all "literally dying".
From the first slap and cry we all start to die.

@Dead25m

4y↑61

@@OriginalPuro r/im14andthisisdeep

@jamesg6660

4y↑40

To be fair, it's only obvious to us that he's dying because of the context we have and the dramatic music. Without that it'd just look like he was getting a really bad stomach ache.

@SMPandanic

4y↑3

@@jamesg6660 what's the reason behind the hand almost disappearing? How do you explain that?

@jamesg6660

4y↑20

@@SMPandanic No one noticed. It's as simple as that. Plus, once again, we only know his hand looking invisible means he's dying/fading from existence because we know the context. Even if anyone did notice, they'd just pass it off as their eyes playing tricks on them.

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@srvfan454

12w↑3

Two of the best songs ever.

@2006mayday

11w

And nuber 2 ?

@user-rh7xt9hk7v

This scene was also very worth watching. No matter how many times I watched it, it remained interesting and memorable.

@jncb4812

2y↑1.8K

Can only imagine how good this was in theatres back when it came out. All those 80’s kids had some true masterpieces. They must have had MCU level audience reactions for these films.

@robertf.kuszewski4150

2y↑49

Actually I never had the chance to see it in the cinema back then, that was just for special occasions (even going to McDonald or Kentucky Fried Chicken was a treat LOL) so I had to make do with the drive inn or the TV antenna at home that had maybe 5 channels you could watch mostly still in black and white that just sucked, but then something magical happened. My parents ditched the TV antenna for this new thing available to us, 36 cable channels of pure bliss plus a VCR! Let me tell you something, for a kid in the early 80's that kind of rapid explosive change available to me was mind blowing and I embraced it loving every minute of it knowing that I was living in a great times that past generations could not have experienced. When we got our drivers licenses we went strait to the theaters to see, The Fly, Aliens, Top Gun , etc. as you say just masterpieces for us.

@n8red225

2y↑36

My Nana took us to see this at the Regency theater in San Rafael in 1985 when I was 10. I remember how cool and fresh and new it was. (She also took us to see Ferris Bueller and other great 80’s films.)

@nikkibox

2y↑16

Yes I was one of those 80’s kids

@ironcito1101

2y↑25

I saw it in the movie theater when it came out. I was pretty young, maybe 6 or 7. It probably wouId've been better if I had been a few years older. I do remember leaving the movie theater, going to a restaurant with my family and spending all dinner talking about the movie, we all loved it. Yes, the 80s had some classics: Back to the Future, Karate Kid, The Goonies, Coming to America, Indiana Jones... Plus, we didn't even have cable back then, let alone streaming and all that, so going to the movies had more mystique.

@Ritalie

1y↑4

I know. I mean, Back to the Future is the perfect movie series, as someone said in the comments. I suppose Rocky and Bloodsport are tied for being perfect movies also. And you have Flight of the Navigator, and Terminator 1 and 2. These movies didn't have the best computer graphics, but they were masterpiece movies that had a type of timeless creativity that has never been matched in the new movies. New movies have the amazing computer graphics, but the gritty realism of the 1980's really hits you in a different way. It feels like Hollywood has tried to avoid giving people realistic alien and time travel movies now days, and instead they give people morbid sci-fi movies that are based around fear and death. The 1980's Sci-FI movies gave people inspiration and the movies were not horror films.

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@shanewalton8888

4y↑6.2K

the most incredible thing about this is that the guitar Marty is playing wasn’t invented until 1958.

@samuelbarber4154

4y↑1000

Fatt Philosopher not only that, the lead singer asks him to do another song even though he screwed up Earth Angel.

@muhammadburhan400

4y↑92

Yeah that's an Epiphone Casino

@chenchomatapuercos9934

4y↑32

Isnt it a Guild Starfire V?

@aa-lb4je

4y↑55

Not just that but there is no string ensemble there, I think

@matiacu3047

4y↑101

Yeah i think it's an Gibson es-335

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@doomproductions169

7w↑2

I love how Marvin walks up to Marty like “hmm ok” at :29 when he’s playing the guitar.

@user-kp5kn2jh5e

24w↑5

This movie is really close to my heart. Such lovable characters, interesting story, gripping screenplay, brilliant fusion of sci-fi and comedy with great attention to detail. I still remember, when I watched it for the first time in high school, I literally cried at the scene where george and Lorraine finally kiss. Love you Robert zemeckis sir and hats off to all the cast and crew. ❤️

@user-jv2cw9xi6z

3y↑662

I watched all 3 movies because of quarantine, the best decision of my LIFE

@drown4486

3y↑7

Same I always rewatch all 3 back to the future movies and all 2 home alone movies every few months

@killamassager5748

3y↑4

Now go watch all Austin powers

@yabisity

3y↑10

Same i never thought it would be that good since its pretty old. Now i realise its a classic. Good thing netflix added it!

@grzedew588

3y↑11

3rd one wasnt as good as the 1st and 2nd in my opinion

@brittsjournals

3y↑2

SAME

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@Streetw1s3r

4y↑1.9K

The school kids reminiscing years later: "Remember at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance where the kid playing guitar almost passed out and suddenly sprung back up?" "Yeah, I'm pretty sure I could see through him at one point".

@jeremiahthepisces5493

4y↑13

Right

@josepablodeleon6073

4y↑88

"Damn, what did Biff pour into the fruit punch?"

@jeremiahthepisces5493

4y↑7

@@josepablodeleon6073 also right lol

@jasonray9823

4y↑1

Right

@adamt9834

4y↑5

Lmao that's a damn funny comment haha

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@jodycarter2271

6w↑2

One of the best movies ever made 👍👍👍👍👍😱😱❤️❤️❤️❤️👍❤️❤️

@dorecorder27

17w↑3

he be shredding that guitar

@LilLeoBeauty

3y↑2.8K

It’s so crazy to know that Michael was showing early signs of Parkinson’s during the Johnny B. Goode scene. They had to redo the scene when he has the guitar over his shoulders cuz he kept twitching. He kept brushing it off when it was noticeable and kept it secret for so long. As someone who has Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy and family history of Parkinson’s, he really doesn’t let the disease define him and is a great advocate for others dealing with the disease. Much respect.

@boatymcboatface4120

3y↑155

Yes I remember when he held a concert despite his Parkinson. Unfortunately people like Rush Limbaugh made fun of him.

@butter2221

3y↑69

@@Ethanphetamine it's when you shake uncontrollably

@Skippy-id9yt

3y↑14

Watch him in Curb your enthusiasm episode its bloody funny as, he's a funny little prick 👍

@user-vy4uf5gl2c

3y↑5

😭🤧👍

@snitchbstudios

3y↑21

@@boatymcboatface4120 Well Rush is dead so...

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@petey5009

2y↑7.1K

This scene basically implies in this universe, Marty invented Rock n Roll

@theworstchannelyouhaveever9573

2y↑47

Not really

@graysonpitman8959

2y↑288

Rock was thing before chuck berry

@lexkanyima2195

2y↑107

@@graysonpitman8959 and before Elvis

@graysonpitman8959

2y↑15

@@lexkanyima2195 yup

@VuotoPneumaNN

2y↑1

Yeah, basically stealing it from black people.

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@rhondaboncutter5812

19w↑2

One of my favorite movies, ever!

@psychomammoth9640

6w↑1

He played so well, like he’s ringin a bell..

@DustinIsDriving

3y↑4K

Great movie to this day!

@FrozenHero2010

3y↑76

It is a very easy film to watch. It doesn't matter how many times it's been seen, it doesn't get boring.

@awesome-xg4hl

3y↑28

one of the best ever

@-Z33G-

3y↑22

ahead of its time

@Augalv

3y↑16

The best movie of the 1980s!

@awesome-xg4hl

3y↑2

@@Augalv epic profile pic

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