Back to the Future Part II

Great for family movie and pop corn nights

Go back to the past and change the future

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A Timeless Classic in Stunning 4K UHDBack to the Future Part II in 4K UHD is an absolute must-have for any fan of the series! This release breathes new life into a beloved classic, offering an incredible visual and auditory experience that feels both nostalgic and fresh.The 4K UHD transfer is outstanding. The picture quality is crystal clear, with vibrant colors and sharp details that make every scene pop. The futuristic 2015 scenes, in particular, look amazing, with enhanced effects and clarity that bring the world of Hill Valley to life like never before. The improved resolution also highlights the intricate details and craftsmanship of the sets and costumes, adding a new level of appreciation for the film's production design.The audio quality is equally impressive. The upgraded sound mix provides a rich, immersive experience, with crisp dialogue and a dynamic soundtrack that elevates the action and emotional moments. Alan Silvestri's iconic score sounds fantastic, enveloping you in the excitement of Marty and Doc's adventures.The bonus features included in this edition are a treasure trove for fans, offering behind-the-scenes insights, interviews, and more. It's a fantastic way to dive deeper into the making of the film and the legacy of the Back to the Future franchise.Overall, Back to the Future Part II in 4K UHD is a stellar upgrade that does justice to this iconic film. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer, this edition is worth every penny for its exceptional quality and the chance to experience the movie in a whole new way. Highly recommended!

Despite what the MCU has claimed, it is part of an epic adventure series. (Old Bif should have his own advice blog.) Just watch the darn thing.

In 1989, Universal Studios, director Robert Zemeckis and writer/producer Bob Gale brought us Back to the Future Part II. This second film has gotten some bad reviews, but it really is an underrated sequel. Marty(Michael J. Fox) and Doc Brown(Christopher Lloyd) travel to the year 2015 to stop Griff Tannen from sending Marty McFly Jr. to jail. While in the future, Marty buys a sports almanac and plans to use it to bet on sporting events in the past. Doc Brown throws the almanac in the trash and Old Biff Tannen(Thomas F. Wilson) fishes it out of the garbage can. Old Biff steals the DeLorean time machine and gives the book to himself in the past. When Marty and Doc Brown return to 1985, Hill Valley, California has been turned into a crime-filled, gritty, polluted dystopia. Biff is filthy rich and married to Marty's mother, Lorraine(Lea Thompson). Marty finds out that George McFly was murdered in 1973! Marty and Doc Brown must travel to the year 1955 and destroy the sports almanac in order to repair the damage to the time line. Claudia Wells played Jennifer Parker in the first film. In the sequels, Jennifer is played by Elisabeth Shue. Crispin Glover didn't want to play George McFly in the sequels. He's filled in with actor Jeffrey Wisemann playing George McFly, still photos of Glover, and stock footage.Back to the Future Part II opens with credits playing over stock footage left over from Firefox(1982). Alan Silvestri polished and enhanced some of his music cues from the first Back to the Future. Back to the Future Part II treats us to the sight of Marty using a Hover Board. In 1989, some people thought they were real. We also get to see more of the flying DeLorean. There's sight gags such as Jaws 19 playing in a movie theater and a Max Headroom version of Michael Jackson in the Cafe 80's. Zemeckis pokes fun of himself by putting a Roger Rabbit doll in a window! Zemeckis directed the live action scenes in Who Framed Roger Rabbit(1988). At one point, the scenes in the past were going to take place in 1967. We'd see George McFly and Lorraine as hippies. The producers used 1955 as the past to keep the budget under control. We get to see scenes from the first film at alternate angles. In Back to the Future Part II and III, Marty loses his temper when someone calls him a "chicken"! This never happened in the first film. Back to the Future Part II is an underrated sequel and Back to the Future Part III completes the story arc.

I rate This 6 stars in my review For The sole purpose This 2nd sequel taught me everything about the ripple effect in the space/time continuum consequences of cause /effect vs action/payoff and the inner heart themes such as children vs parents, great film lessons such as storyboarding, plot shifts, guitar improvisation against a classic soundtrack played by Michael J. Fox Playing Marty Mcfly Playing Chuck Berry vs His Imaginary Cousin Marvin Berry How To pass a Housing Bill, Car Ownership The Early Years Of Moms Not caring Before Becoming Moms as viewed By the spoiled Protoganist Himself In relation To Lorraine then thus spoiling her own husband Biff Who Is Marty's Worst enemy For Calling Him Out Him as a chicken As a stepson who never was meant to be....... Hovering Over The Media. I could Say A lot More but this proves it. This years 2015 may look similar To 1989's 2015 as 1985 set in the year 2015 of this year or 1985 of this year as opposed to 30 years ago which could very well be 1885 for all we care to know. or this could still be 1995 in my opinion but I prefer to see it as 2045 this year because I'd Like To run for The white House as National Director of the US Running The The Constitutionalist Party And creating My Own Time Reality Movie Like Biff Tannen Or Trump or The Great One Where I am ALWAYS Right And ALWAYS Impossible to debate Against any topic like I am in the present year thus!!! The Sole Point Is WE have liberty to call out time and make it righteous And reinvent History and rewrite our future for the year we live in is any year we want in God's Kingdom So Lets See It as God Sees It and make it the past present and future at once this year 1990, 1985 this year's 1985, 8514 or 2045 vs 2005 and vice versa!!! The End!! God Bless and Excelsior On this Moment!!!! Amen!!!