Ready to travel back to Hill Valley

Rating: Null/10 (22 August 2016)

Taking place where the last left off, Back to the Future II keeps the style and themes that made the first a house hold name.
Jennifer (Claudia Wells) was replaced by a new actress this turn around and they lives so similar it was barely noticed unless you stuck around for the credits joins the pair as they head into the great unknown the future.
A future where people travel in flying cars, kids ride hoverboard, control a house by finger prints and voice activation making it stand out in sharp contest to the past and present we were recently introduced to.
In a weird way this feels like a branch off where the following decades only updated the eighties fashion, ideas and culture without thinking outside the box. Still it seems exciting full of wonder and none of the regular problems we faced in the real 2015 which I gladly change my life for in a heartbeat.
Biff returns as a mastermind villain who overheads a plan to use an almanac from the future and place a few spitting bets to make some dole.
What follows is another invention of alternate worlds, parallel universes and time travelers keeping past memories of time shifts while everyone around them changes in waves.
Doc and Marty use their original memories to travel back in time to stop Hellvalley from occurring by stopping old men from handing off the book to his younger self.
The rest feels like deju with a few alternate takes on the ending to the first and doesn't bear repeating.
The only faults I found with This sequel is it never answers why the universe didn't impose by all the changes, did Marty take over his Au pair self and how did Doc create the time machine from inside a sanitarium?
Still I found it very entertaining and charming as the first.