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Good story but bad language, should be PG-13
I was disappointed with the "Back to the Future" series - I remembered it as being much more wholesome (maybe I saw the TV version?). I purchased this series for children and was shocked at the language and adult overtones in the movies, especially the second. Perhaps this was made before PG was split into PG and PG-13. It is disappointing because the story line is fun and could be family friendly. I rate this movie as PG-13 and don't recommend it for under age 13.

One of the finest!
Back To the Future is another masterpiece placed right beside Star Wars. Great special effects that go beyond most of the science fiction movies.

1985, the 80s sure was the time when sci-fi films went through the roof!

Basic Plot of I:
Marty (Michael J. Fox) a young teenager in the 80s, went back in time in 1955 to escape from some gangsters who want to claim back the plutonium Doc took away for his time travelling. Little does Marty know that if he made the tiniest mistake in the meeting of his parents, he would never be born and so he has to make them meet eventually so that he won't disappear from eternity.

Basic Plot of II:
There is trouble with Marty's future kids and so time travel goes back to his life. Doc brings him to 2015 to disguise as his son and switch the incident of his son going to jail into the gangsters going to jail. A small book, almanac, drives the path to more dangers. When "older" Biff got hold of it, he took the chance to go back to 1955 to kill Marty's father. Not knowing the consequences, Marty goes back to 1985 only to find that his father was killed by Biff who is now the present husband of his mother. He then has to go back to 1955 to keep his father from dying but he has to be careful from bumping into himself, the one who travelled in I.

Basic Plot of III:
Marty is trapped in 1955 and has to get back to 1985. Doc sent him a time travelling letter saying that he went back to 1885 to live his life happily. Marty, ready to go back to 1985, finds a gravestone with Doc's name in it. He died in 1885 because of a tiny loan. Marty has to go back in time to save Doc from dying. When back in 1885, Doc finds true love in a woman who's supposed to die in a cliff fall. It's even more difficult for Marty to save him.

You'll know the ending. Will Doc really die? What will happen to the time machine, will it get destroyed?

Robert Zemeckis is one great director and really captures the audiences interests. Back to the future is a part of any family's shelf of video collections, like star wars, it's a sci-fi masterpiece and will never be forgotten.

Kirstie Mabitad

It maybe a little sci-fi but that doesn't mean it's not good
Marty is a teenage boy who hangs out with this guy who is a doctor name Dr. Brown he invented this time machine which is a car also while Marty was tape recording Dr. Brown they got interupted by some terrorist trying to kill Brown Marty too but he got in the time machine it had setted to the year 1955 which Marty went through now he has to fine Dr. Brown in the past to fix the time machine that he didn't create yet. Too make matters worst Marty ran into his parents when they were teenagers and stop his father from getting hit by a car so his mother has fallen in love with Marty.

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