« I would like to go to the old west » (dvd) (vhs) (screen)

Rating: 10/10 (3 August 2013)

Dixit Micheal J. Fox, circa 1985, during BTF promotion.
In the numerous and very informative documentaries of this 4 DVD collection, there's this premonitory pearl, funny as it's about time travel.
If BTF was a comedy, BTF2 is science fiction, BTF3 is an adventure movie: With the time (no pun intended), this final part is like good wine and gets better! As I'm not a western fan, I underrate this while it's in fact very good: the characters really develop, Steenburgen is a nice addition and unlike BTF2, there's really a new universe to discover with the old west! The 2 Bobs prove once again how talented they are as they succeed to put all the western clichés and blend them nicely with their franchise! It's good that the franchise ends on a full circle (great idea the picture of the clock!) and gives full hope for the future! Like the predecessors, this movie has also paradoxes that die-hard fans notice easily: If not the wish of the production, Emma Thompson shouldn't have been part of the movie as she is another branch of the family! Personally, I don't understand the Clayton Paradox: if Marty heard about the canyon, that means Doc didn't save her thus she can't write a line for his tombstone???