The best multi-part series ever. I speak for the whole trilogy.

Rating: Null/10 (25 August 2003)

Warning: Spoilers
The Back To The Future trilogy is the most artistic, entertaining and well put-together multi-part series ever created. Me and my budies just love watching them in order back-to-back. I am a big fan of director Robert Zemeckis and I even like his earlier movies which were flops. Of all his films that he made which I love every one of them, I think the Back To The Future trilogy is his grandest design(even though it wasn't origionally going to be a trilogy).
Unlike other multi-part movies which only the first one is good and the sequels sucked, the magic of Back To The Future always stayed through-out the entire series. Other movies with sequels just don't know when to stop. I mean come on, Freddie vs. Jason? Give me a break. The Back To The Futures started and ended perfectly. Cause here you have it: In part I, the characters, places and hardware is introduced and movie takes it's audience on a fun adventure showing its idea of time-travel and the effects of time-travel. In part II, darkness falls. We see the effects of time-travel at its most nightmarish way and Doc and Marty must correct it. In part III, after what Doc and Marty have been through in the previous two movies, they must come to the conclusion to make the right decisions about what they should do and discover what their true destinies really are. Now THAT'S an example of good trilogy. I know many people think part III sucked, they probiably just didn't look at the movie correctly. What they don't realize is that part III wasn't a movie, it's the conclusion of a three part play.

As for the characters, I like them all. It was very interesting to see the families at all different generations like the McFlys, the Tannens, and even the Stricklands (if you noticed that Hill Valley's marshall in 1885 is an ansester to Marty's principal). All the actors did a great job, however the true star of these movies to me is Christopher Lloyd. He did such a spectacular performance in his role as Doctor Emmett Brown. No actor could have played that roll better then him, man he rocked.
The DeLorean was always a good character of its own. What's really interesting is that even the DeLorean was dressed appropriate to match each year that was shown in the trilogy. For 2015, it had Mr. Fusion and a hover conversion installed. In 1955 (in part III), it had 1950's wheels and a big 1950's circut board on the hood. And in 1885, it was pulled by horses like a coach and then train wheels were put on it so it can be pushed on the railroad tracks. It was sad seeing the car distroyed near the end of part III but then again, not too many cars live to be 70 years old.
The thing I think makes the Back To The Future movies fun to watch the most is Hill Valley. In every year shown in the trilogy, we always got a good at Hill Valley's Courthouse Square. We saw the Courthouse Square in 5 different versions: 1985, 1955, 2015, alternate 1985 and 1885.
Well I tell ya, they sure don't make si-fi/adventure movies like they used to. It seems that now days, there are more visual effects and less creativity. The Back To The Future trilogy sure made its mark in the film industry. It's a series which in my opinion will never be surpassed.