There's kind of a rule in cinema, if your film was a success and there is room for a sequel than make one! Where this rule has been applied a lot of films fall flat, however in the case of the Back To The Future trilogy the effect is the exact opposite. What we have here are three fantastic films that have stood the test of time and are now enjoyed by the old (people who saw it the first time around) and a new young generation who have been introduced to the films by their friends, parents or the TV.

Taking on the themes of time travel, relationships and family (to name a few) the trilogy passes through many different time periods - Past, Present, Future, Past, Present etc - as Marty McFly (played with perfect comic timing and acting by Michael J. Fox) has to get his parents to fall in love in the past, save the future from being ruined by a family enemy and save his friend and time machine creator Doc Brown (again played brilliantly and eccentrically by Christopher Lloyd) from… more »

There's kind of a rule in cinema, if your film was a success and there is room for a sequel than make one! Where this rule has been applied a lot of films fall flat, however in the case of the Back To The Future trilogy the effect is the exact opposite. What we have here are three fantastic films that have stood the test of time and are now enjoyed by the old (people who saw it the first time around) and a new young generation who have been introduced to the films by their friends, parents or the TV.

Taking on the themes of time travel, relationships and family (to name a few) the trilogy passes through many different time periods - Past, Present, Future, Past, Present etc - as Marty McFly (played with perfect comic timing and acting by Michael J. Fox) has to get his parents to fall in love in the past, save the future from being ruined by a family enemy and save his friend and time machine creator Doc Brown (again played brilliantly and eccentrically by Christopher Lloyd) from the old west.

While each film adds something on the last and the sequels are brilliantly written and put together, the first still remains a hit and is my personal favourite of the bunch and has a great opening and an even greater ending. That said; you shouldn't be put off by the second installment even if there are a few plot holes (which are fixed in the final part) or the finale in the old west which is, as Marty would put it - "Heavy!" The score for all three films is fantastic with Huey Lewis and The News providing such songs as 'The Power of Love' and 'Back In Time' which fit perfectly into the story.

In all; with the right amount of action, comedy, drama and historical references the Back To The Future trilogy is without a doubt one of the best trilogies ever made and certainly one of the better films of its type from the 1980's/'90's and is a set that hopefully will never be remade and will last throughout history as it's so perfectly brilliant no one should or would ever better it. A perfect trilogy that is a worthwhile purchase for anyone, young or old - It's now time for you to relive the past and then get back to the future where you belong - The power of love is a curious thing indeed.

WOW
This really could be one of the greatest trilogys ever made the first Back To The Future has to be the stand out film of the three but the 2 sequels stand on their own feet so well and keep you glued to the screen from start to finish.
The thing that really makes these films is the cast the charming Michael.J.Fox shines in the lead role of Marty McFly and is great in all 3 films and all the roles that are asked of him,Christopher Lloyd is great as Doc Brown and you could never imagine anyone else in the role but also stand out roles for Lea Thompson is many diffrent roles,Crispin Glover and of course Thomas.F.Wilson as Biff Tanen or his many guises of the Tanen family.
The odd thing is imagine Back To The Future without Fox and Wilson they had not been orginally cast in these roles so thank the stars they had been added later as their performances bring the whole film together.
This trilogy is well worth the money despite the fact they are between 24-19 years… more »

WOW
This really could be one of the greatest trilogys ever made the first Back To The Future has to be the stand out film of the three but the 2 sequels stand on their own feet so well and keep you glued to the screen from start to finish.
The thing that really makes these films is the cast the charming Michael.J.Fox shines in the lead role of Marty McFly and is great in all 3 films and all the roles that are asked of him,Christopher Lloyd is great as Doc Brown and you could never imagine anyone else in the role but also stand out roles for Lea Thompson is many diffrent roles,Crispin Glover and of course Thomas.F.Wilson as Biff Tanen or his many guises of the Tanen family.
The odd thing is imagine Back To The Future without Fox and Wilson they had not been orginally cast in these roles so thank the stars they had been added later as their performances bring the whole film together.
This trilogy is well worth the money despite the fact they are between 24-19 years old they have not dated and are a piece of 80's history and most importantly cinema history.
A must have for any collection.