Diary entries forBack to the Future Part III
Back to the Future Part III
a great way to end the story!
Back to the Future Part III
I really liked Back to the Future 3 because the film cleverly combines the time-travel story with the Old West setting. It's exciting to see how Marty and Doc Brown find their way in a completely different era. The mix of action, humor, and adventure works perfectly, and the characters are once again totally likeable. The ending, in particular, is beautifully rounded and provides a successful conclusion to the trilogy. For me, it's a great finale that's both entertaining and emotionally moving.
Back to the Future Part III
It's not a perfect trilogy, but it's a good trilogy; the first film is the only 10/10.
Back to the Future Part III
To speak about the Back to The Future Trilogy, I have to share my thoughts on all of them in one place. I watch these films, at the very least, once a year. All in a row – all on the same night. Before I get into my reviews, I’m going to first speak on the trilogy as a whole because a lot of my compliments cross each film and I view all 3 films as one landmark in storytelling There’s so much to love about these films. The amazing score by Alan Silvestri (now known for his Avengers Endgame score). The iconic performances by Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Thomas F. Wilson (who stands out in Part II and shows diverse acting in Part III). The fantastic performances by other semi-main players – Crispin Glover and Lea Thompson. The amazing effects and near seamless VFX by the awe inspiring ILM (thank you George Lucas) The recurring events of each part of the story as a way to mimic how history repeats itself (Marty waking up in shock, the Tannen lineage covered in shit). The references to each part of the film throughout all 3 films to make it flow as one complete story. The hoverboard, Nike self-lacing shoes, the DeLorean Time Machine – all cemented as amazing pieces in Pop Culture history. The quotes too! There’re so many damn good quotes and that’s thanks to 3 amazing scripts/story treatments by Robert Zemeckis and screenwriter Bob Gale. There’s a love for the craft and a dedication to the world they built, always upping itself while honoring the lore. Always careful not to retcon something and leave no loose ends. It’s just absolutely brilliant! Below, I’ll give my thoughts on each part of the trilogy (each review linked to the rating seen above). All the major compliments have been addressed above Back to The Future is possibly one of the greatest films of all time. It’s an incredible introduction to a larger story and takes it’s time to build the world before getting into the Time Travel stuff. Obviously, this film is a classic and phenomenal Back to The Future Part II is possibly the greatest sequel of all time (yes, even trumping Empire Strikes Back in my opinion). The opening of the film is a re-shot version of the ending to Back to The Future but it’s far faster paced, throwing us right back into the world of Hill Valley. It fleshes out the story in an amazing way by presenting Marty with an actual character arc (instead of just him having to solve a problem). Having the film go between the “Future” and then back to an altered 1985 and finally BACK TO THE TIMELINE OF THE FIRST FILM. It adds even more weight to the first film – both for Marty’s own sake and the sake of Hill Valley. It’s amazing to see the first film’s events play out with a new plot happening adjacent to it. It’s spectacular in so many ways and on top of that – it has one of my favorite endings to a film ever (plus a preview of the next film! How cool is that?) Back to The Future Part III is a perfect finale (topping the likes of Return of The Jedi and Spider-Man 3). The threat of the previous films is gone – there’s no possible end to Marty’s family or a potential Biff Tannen themed Hell for Hill Valley. This film is all about Marty and Doc Brown saving themselves but it goes further than that. It takes time to breathe and let us relax a little after the last 2 Parts before giving us an amazing finale that incorporates everything from each film (the DeLorean, the Hoverboard used to save Clara and the train used to push Marty “Back to The Future” in specific). Then on top of all that, they play “The Power of Love” from Part 1 to fully wrap it up. It wraps up the series in a beautiful destroyed DeLorean set piece and with actual character progression for both Marty and Doc. Then it ends with a heartfelt monologue and the warmest feeling you could feel. I love this movie a lot. I love that it’s different than Part I and II to differentiate the story and I love the Wild West landscape/time period. It’s a beautiful closer to the franchise The “Back to The Future” Trilogy is a staple of good storytelling, amazing craftmanship on and off camera and a whole lot of love. If you haven’t seen them, what the hell are you doing?
Back to the Future Part III
advanced yearning
Back to the Future Part III
65/100 Pretty much the same as the 2nd but better writing however too narrow. Guess it is very difficult to replicate the first film all the time. I’m glad Doc got to live his own life for once. Also, Lea Thompson and MJF’s Southern accents were on point!!!
Back to the Future Part III
I would say this is better than 2 I liked the wild west part alot I also like how connected these films are and that they don't feel unconnected like some franchises do (MCU) Plus the ending scene Looking forward to watching more franchises so if anyone has recommendations pls let me know
Back to the Future Part III
michael j fox ain't have no business looking that good
Back to the Future Part III
Mi hermana completĂł (y se disfrutĂł) la mejor trilogĂa de todos los tiempos. Hasta una lagrimilla alcancĂ© a ver por ahĂ. Es oficial, puedo morir en paz.
Back to the Future Part III
finally finished this trilogy after years !! that's all i can say...
