The weakest, but still entertaining

Rating: 7/10 (4 July 1999)

O.K, so the second part is always considered the weakest, and from a general standpoint it probably is, but there is still many admirable qualities about part 2. For a start, the special effects and the visions of the future were imaginative and carefully planned. Michael J Fox and Christopher lloyd are still adorable in their respective roles. Although the rest of the cast, with the exception of Biff have little to do. The scenes for 1955 are just a rehash of the first, but there is very little that they actually could have done to prevent that. I thought they integrated the new characters into the old scenes quite well, in keeping with the original story from part 1. Obviously well planned. Because the end runs directly into part 3, part 2 was necessary for part 3 to occur. It is a filler in a way which was made into a film of a sort. My Conclusion, although its not as engaging as 1 or 3, it's still a worthy part of the trilogy.