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Back To The Future Trilogy
Many great films have come out on DVD mere months after their theatrical release. Yet, the question remained...Where was the Back to the Future trilogy? Well, the wait is over and it was worth it! You get all 3 digitally-remastered films with a bunch of extras. The extras include commentaries on all 3 films, blooper, outtakes, and much more behind the scenes stuff! If you own a DVD player, the Back to the Future trilogy is a must have for your DVD collection. The only minor annoyance is that they are only selling it as a set. But, that isn't too big of a problem. Besides, you were going to get all three anyway...weren't you? :)

An Awesome Movie.
In this review I am only going to review the first installment because I have not yet seen the other two. Back to the Future is a true Blast! The movie is a whimsical movie that you will expect from Spieldberg. It is not predictable in any sense. The movie is definately a modern blockbuster classic. It is completely different than any other time travel movie. It is whimsical and less scientifical and complicated like we see in most time travel films. The acting, sound, effects, and plot are all good. See it, I highly reccomend it.

Gotta get back in time!
Man, i've been waiting for this one for a loooong time, and it's finally here! The BACK TO THE FUTURE trilogy is up there with the STAR WARS and INDIANA JONES films, the ones that HAVE to get on DVD soon! Well, this impressive 3 Disc presentation will hold off my Indy cravings for a while, 'cos this is everything I had hoped for and then some!
Directed by Robert Zemeckis, the original BACK TO THE FUTURE is the best of the three, and it's also my favorite movie of all time. Everything about it is good; the time-traveling duo of Marty McFly and Doc is fantastic, Zemeckis' and writer Bob Gale's superb story provides some great humor, Alan Silversti's memorable score is one of my favorites and of course, the Time Machine itself, the DeLorean, one of the coolest cars seen on film since 007's Aston Martin.
The premise for the film consists of Doc Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd in crazy mode) inventing a time machine out of a DeLorean, and through a series of events, Marty (Michael J. Fox) gets zapped back in time, where he meets his parents and almost erases himself from existence! The supporting cast are great, including Crispin Glover as Marty's dad, Lea Thompson as Lorraine Baines and Thomas Wilson as Biff. The clever ideas just keep on coming as the film progresses, with every new idea making the journey even more fun. A true classic.

BTTF Part 2 takes the mind-bending back-and-forth through time thing even further, but with less successful results. There are some really good moments though, with Doc and Marty trying to save Marty's son from Biff's son Griff, which much ensuing time-travelling. And the futuristic setting is original and interesting. Not as good as Part 1, but it's still good fun.

BTTF Part 3 is a much more straight-forward entry in the BTTF trilogy, with Doc and Marty travelling to the Old West. The action is much more laid-back than the previous films, making this one a more cohesive adventure. Crazy humour and in-jokes aplenty, it re-captures much of the charm that was lacking in Part 2.
The DVD extras are fantastic, with a great commentary from Michael J. Fox, Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, Animated Anecdotes option to see over 150 facts and trivia notes while viewing, Outtakes, bloopers, deleted scenes, interviews, the original "Making of Back to the Future" featurette, interactive production archive and more. The digital transfer is one of the best i've seen, and the Dolby DTS Surround Sound is terrific. A must-have DVD. All together now: "Gotta get back in time!..."

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