Great Classic Movie!

Rating: 8/10 (11 December 2016)

Back to the Future is one of those classic films that you'll remember for years to come. Marty Mcfly (Michael J. Fox), an American teenager living in the 80's gets sent back thirty years to 1955 in a silver DeLorean that is actually a time machine. With the help of Dr. Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd), the creator of the time machine, Marty must make sure his teenage parents fall in love so that he will return to the future and regular life.
One of the themes that came to mind quickly is that Marty sees his father (Crispin Glover) when he was a teenager completely different then he sees him now. So, the theme revolves around, would Marty have been friends with his father when he was the same age and gone to school together? Marty sees his dad as a scared person that told on people when they did something wrong. He was terrified of Lorraine, which is Marty's mom in the present. At the beginning of the movie, Marty had a firm mind-set of his father, but when he traveled back in time to see his father as a teenager, that all changed.
One of the techniques that was used in the film that really stood out to me was the sound effects. Especially in the scene where Marty is being chased on the hover boards, the sound effects that were put in place for when Marty was pushing himself with his foot and when the hover board was "flying" were appropriate for the action scene. Also, when the DeLorean was going back in time, the sound effects that were used to give you the elution that he was zooming through time was perfect for the overall affect.