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All 3 on dvd!!!, I dont believe it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally all 3 back to the futures on one amazing collection. All three movies are great. They are one of the best movies of the 80's. And even of all time. Back to the Future Part 1 is about a boy named "Mardy" who travels back in time to 1955. He runs into his mother, which screws his mother and father relation ships. He needs help from his scientist friend named "Dock". If you have the collection without the V2 on the back. The first film is not out of the frame. Only on the 2nd and 3rd movie. 8 deleted scences, behind the scense, outtakes and much more!

Back to the Future part 2 takes place where Back to the Future left off. Mardy and his girlfriend Jennifer need to visit the future to help their children. Then Biff (Mardys Bully) old self, becuase you see when Mardy and Dock went to the future, Mardy picked up a magizine about 50 years of sports of who wins, which Mardy can then make a few extra bucks. Dock throws away the magazine then old Biff gets the magizine and travels back to give it to his young self. Which Biff then becomes a billionare. There are 7 deleted scences with optional commentary. Behind the scenes and outtakes and much more.

The third and final installment of the saga takes place in the old west. You see Dock travels back in time to be left alone, but then Mardy discovers his grave, and then travels back into time to save Dock. Dock then saves a scientist who was suppose to
die jumping off a cliff. It is a great and final ending for the saga. It includes only 2 deleted scences, outtakes, behind the scenes and more. Make sure when you buy this dvd it has a V2 on the back. If it doesnt you can call the company and they'll ship you new dvds. If you dont know what I'm talking is about is because they mest up on the framing on Back to the Future part 2 and 3. A must to buy if your a huge fan of the movies!!!

Error on disc 2 and 3
Just wanted to let people know that in the widescreen edition, a mistake was made on the second and third discs--instead of using actual widescreen footage, someone just put black bars on the top and bottom of the fullscreen pan-and-scan version, so you get even *less* picture with the widescreen version. This error was not noticed until it was too late, although Universal Studios is planning to correct this in a future version of the dvd set, and people who bought the original set will be able to get a free trade-in. Here's the email they've been sending to people who asked about this:

"Thank you for your email. Universal Studios will exchange Back to the Future parts 2 and 3 for copies with the updated framing in late February 2003. You may send the DVDs back now or wait until February. Please send Back to the Future disks 2 and 3, without the case, and a letter with the following information: Name, Full Mailing Address, Daytime Phone Number, Reason for Return and Return Address. Send to:

Back to the Future DVD Returns
PO Box 224468
Dallas, Texas 75260

Thank you,
Universal Studios Customer Service"

Keep part I, forget the rest.
I am going to comment on this movie because of its impact on me (actually all comments that I write are born out of this selfish feeling).
I was about 15 and I saw it in a big theater, a huge screen. The movie was a big hit then, every child in Spain went to see the movie I think. Any way, I absolutely enjoyed it. I kept scenes going back and forth in my retine for weeks. I found myself thinking: "Man, this has to become a modern classic!" You see, in that time I already had my pretensions of connoisseur in movie art. Well, time is cruel indeed and has no mercy on us earthly souls. But it still is, in my present day opinion, one of the most non-pretentious entertainments you can find. The kind of movie most people satisfy themselves with: No thinking needed, just sit down and enjoy.
So I won't put this one among my Welles, Ford and Kurosawa films, but I will keep it some place near, because not everything has to be sound and fury.

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