The interesting question of 'what if'.

Rating: 8/10 (10 March 2020)

While the sequel to the classic Back to the Future doesn't offer much new in the character department, we do get an entertaining movie filled with funny guesses at how the world would look in the future and what Marty McFly's life would be if the timeline was altered.
This is that kind of movie that can't exist without its predecessor, because of how their timelines cross and affect each other.
But it all flows very well without relying too much on the events of the first movie. The meeting of the timelines has a purpose and doesn't feel forced. And the movie has some strong scenes you can't help but feel all the more with these likable heroes and fierce bad guys.
And while that form of time travel in theory could make up an endless amount of sequls, I'm glad to see that the Back to the Future trilogy only is a trilogy, but also that each sequel serves a purpose and is connected to each other.