Pleasant Closing to the Trilogy

Rating: 7/10 (6 February 1999)

Back to the Future Part III was less confusing than Part II, but it also dispensed with most of the time travel paradoxes and mysteries that made the Parts I and II so intriguing.
Set almost entirely in 1885 it picks up at the cliff-hanger ending of Part II with Doc Brown inadvertently sent to 1885, and Marty stuck in 1955. The 1955 version of Doc Brown helps Marty return to 1885 to save Doc's life, and there the movie remains until the very end.
I wish Part III had moved about in time more, and the 1885 version of Hill Valley not been so hokey, but I still heartily recommend Part III and the entire trilogy. Part I is by far the best, and the only part that can be viewed by itself. Don't try to view Parts II and III without viewing the precedent movies....if you do you will definitely be lost.