Marty and Doc in the Wild West

Rating: Null/10 (9 January 2000)

This is the third and final story to the "Back to the Future" series. I can really say that this one is without a doubt my favorite of the three. In this story, Doc Brown goes back to 1885 Hill Valley (and later Marty). In this film, the bad guy is outlaw Beauford "Mad Dog" Tannen, Biff's great-grandfather. He gets things mixed up as well as Biff like when he says "I'll hunt you down like a duck!" to Marty. One of his colleagues tells him that it's "Hunt you down like a dog." One part that I thought was funny was the scene at the square dance. Marty picks up an empty pie plate that has "Frisbee" printed on it. He then says "Frisbee! Far out!" His Irish ancestors, Seamus (pronounced Shay-Mus) and Maggie look at each other and Seamus says "What was the meaning of that?" Maggie replies "It was right in front of him!" After Beauford get arrested, Marty goes back to the year 1985 and the train destroys the time machine on the Eastwood Ravine, changed from the Clayton Ravine after Marty goes back in time. (Marty told the people of 1885 that his name was Clint Eastwood.) At the end of the movie, Clara Clayton (the woman who Doc fell in love with) and Doc Brown are married and have two children of their own named Jules and Vern.(Wonder where those names came from)