Adventure/Comedy-Marty McFly and the time-traveling DeLorean are back. We pick up where we left off, back in 1955. Marty some how comes back to 1955 and the 1955 Doc is wondering why Marty's back considering he just sent him to 1955. Anyway, they find a way to get the delorean, and Marty travels to the 1800's to find the 1985 Doc.
Rater #1
7/10. It was a good. The plot was complex but that's good too. Marty and Doc are believeable once again. Mike and Chris were good once again. I was happy with the movie. I think i might have given it a better rating since i saw the movie in segments.
Rater #2
To fully enjoy Back to the Future Part III, you will have had to seen
and remember the first two Back to the Futures. They reference and
allude to them so many times; you have to remember everything fully.
Of course, the first one is the real one, so they go back to that one
more often.
Michael J. Fox is back for his third outing as Marty McFly, time
traveler. Christopher Lloyd is Dr. Emmett Brown, mad scientist. In
the first one, Doc made a time machine and Marty went to 1955 and
made his parents not meet. In Part II, Marty went to 2015. Now,
because Doc from 1955 went back to 1885 and he's going to get himself
killed, Marty goes there. Believe me, the plot is a whole lot crazier
than that. Speaking of crazy, Doc looks a lot crazier than in parts I
and II.
Not as good as the first, way better than the second. Fox and Lloyd
are quite good, with comedic timing, real chemistry, and making sure
the movie doesn't have one dull point. Also, Lloyd has superior
chemistry with a teacher in the Old West, Clara Clayton (Mary
Steenburgen), who comes in. Of course, because Doc wasn't supposed to
be out there in the first place, it causes a paradox in the time-
space continuum, meaning that what would happen in the future won't
happen. You can discuss the technicalities and the plot
holes/paradoxes, but really, you're not supposed to.
Not really being a fan of the Old West, I wasn't really looking
forward to this. However, I do like futuristic movies, I didn't
really like the second one. Basically, it's a flip-flop. Many times,
it looked like a stereotypical Western, with its gunslingers and its
facades.
Going back to the technical aspects (besides Doc saying "Great
Scott!" many times), if you think closely, the three movies take
place in one day. The fun of these types of movies should be put into
a TV series. Most movies-to-TV-series don't work, but if they keep
going to different time periods, it would be fun.
There's not really much more to say, except that it's funny and
extremely entertaining, a must for any casual sci-fi, adventure,
western, or comedy fan.
Rater #3
Has Not Seen Movie.
Rater #4
Has Not Seen Movie
Rated PG for profanity, action violence, and sticky situations.
