Not as good as the first, but not bad either.

Rating: 8/10 (11 February 2006)

When I was younger I always thought, that the part two of the Back To The Future series was funniest film of the bunch. But now I've come to reconsider this, and become in a conclusion, that the first one is a lot funnier than the sequel.
Don't get me wrong, BTTF2 is fun and well made flick, and it does carry on the candle very well, so there's nothing wrong about it. It's just it hasn't taken the time as well as the first film.
Biggest draw back are the special effects, the flying cars, which are far too clearly just that: special effects. My biggest nit pick about them is, that in some places there are notable light differences on them and they stick out too well from the film, but they are luckily mostly well done.
The script isn't as good as it was in the first film, but the time continuity issues are as fun as ever. You really could tie your brains into a knot, if you would think about them seriously for a while.
The film starts right from where the first one ended: Marty (Fox), Doc (Christopher Lloyd) and Jennifer (Elisabeth Shue) go in the future to stop their kids to be from goofing around. But it's not just that, there is something else in the past that must be stopped from happening.
As I said, my biggest nit pick is about the effects, but other than that there isn't nothing wrong about the film. It's enjoyable and very funny in places. It's just not as good as the first one.