"She'll be fine. Let's get her back to 1985."

Rating: 8/10 (24 January 2016)

Depending on one's point of view, I'm late getting around to this movie by either twenty six years (since 1989), or just about three weeks (since the end of 2015). No matter, this picture was a worthy follow up to the original "Back to the Future", a film which fairly screamed sequel by the way it ended. Time travel movies generally play havoc with my brain but this one seemed to do a pretty clever job with the time jumps back and forth. That probably had a lot to do with Doctor Brown's (Christopher Lloyd) analysis of a temporal junction point for the whole space time continuum. I did manage to catch a goof in the story after Marty (Michael J. Fox) retrieved the sports almanac out of the trash can in Strickland's office. It had the almanac cover wrapped around a girlie mag, but later on when Marty grabbed the book from the unconscious Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson), the entire book was intact. Stuff like that made the movie a lot of fun and the topper was seeing Biff get his due at the end of the story, because no matter what era you're in or whatever else is going on, s... happens.