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An Excellent Deal for an Excellent Trilogy!!!
When I first heard that the Back to the Future Trilogy was going to be released all together, I was thinking it would cost a fortune. I've always been a "buy the first and wait until I can afford the second" kind of guy. But when I saw how affordable it was, I was blown away. I wasn't going to go broke after all. This is a heck of a deal. The DVDs are great too. Lots of great featurettes and deleted scenes for each of the three movies. It also includes Huey Lewis and ZZ Top music videos. This is a terrific purchase for anyone.

Best trilogy ever!
I would recommend this trilogy to anyone that was alive in the 80s. Even if you were born on Dec 31st of 1989, buy this set!! Actually everyone should buy this set! You can watch each of the movies over and over and over and they get funnier each time as you notice little niches throughout the movies with the commentary and the Back to the Future trivia. You especially have to love "The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy" from 1990, which is included, hosted by Kirk Cameron. Yes folks, Mike Seaver himself. That alone is worth the price!

The Ultimate Time travel movie
Back to the future is a combination of every time travel movie ever made. This movie contains "kick butt" extras and amazing facts straight from Universal. They take you behind the scenes so well that it makes you want to watch it over and over and over again. I also learned some facts I did not even notice like at the beginning there is a clock that has an old man hanging from the hands. This signifies the ending. Einstein's clock reads 1:21 am and the car needs 1.21 "jigawatts" of electricity. Marty runs over 1 of the twin pine tree when he meets old man Pebody and this changes the name, Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pines Mall! Also Old Man Pebody's son is named Sherman. If you have seen Rocky and Bullwinkle than you know Mr. Pebody (a dog) and Sherman (a boy) were time travelers. Pretty cool huh? I also found out that in an early script the Time Machine was going to be a refrigerator but the director thought that kids might get stuck in the fridge so it did not work out. This DVD colletion is truely amazing and is a "have to have" set. And Im sorry for my lack of spelling.

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