Future past

Rating: 10/10 (27 April 2020)

After having tried to make the future of his parents better, Marty is now trying to make his better. We see him 30 years later, in 2015, just feeling as uneasy with the new technology as he was with the lack of it in 1955.
If the first part is much about exploring the possibilities of the new technology, with not much story, the second part is more complexe, with many twists.
As it was first aired when I was a child, I had difficulties following the second part as it is jumping between the present, past, future and parallele stories set in time. But after several viewing and getting older, I finally appreciated it just as much as the first part that is more linear.
I did not like the fact that Marty is now seeking revenge and becomes more aggressive than in the first part but it is probably due to the fact that the character is no longer a teenager but building his personnality through the time travel experience.
I wish we had seen more of Jennifer as the beginning suggests that she will get more involved but I guess Robert Zemekis didn´t want to add too much to the already complexe plot.
Inspite of my criticism, I am rating it 10 as I am not sure that my expectations would have made this film better. And for having watched it a zillion of times, I can tell that, apart from some goof that some hawk eyes may notice, it is flawless, which is a difficult exercise given the materials.