The best screenplay

Rating: 10/10 (16 June 2015)

The 2nd installment of the series proves why Back to the Future trilogy has one of the best screenplays of all time. All the three movies stick together in such a perfect way, with almost no plot holes (maybe none?). When the trailer came out back in 1989, everyone thought it would be much simpler, know that they would go to the future; The idea of a paradox and revisiting the past once again, encountering yourself (while fixing a mess) trying to fix what once was a mess, is a true head scratcher. Not the best in the series, but the perfect way to stick a beginning and an end. Some may not know, but they films both parts II and III together, almost simultaneously. While Zemeckis was doing part III, Bob Gale would be supervisioning part II, and vice-versa.