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Runtime - 108 minutes

Part II is still the charm.

While the original film dealt with how Marty had threatened his own existence because of changes he had accidentally initiated in the year 1955, Part II deals with what happens when the interference is of a much larger scale and consequence. It actually predicted many things like the abundance of film sequels, such as the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series and self-lacing sneakers.

Every paradox and logical problem of time-travel is explained very well in the film itself, and those that are left out are easily overlooked due to the creativeness of the film. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd return as and do a fantastic job as the iconic duo of Marty McFly and Doc Brown. Some very memorable and clever scenes from the hoverboard chase to Marty sneaking by his past self.

Instead of being the same old run-of-the-mill by the numbers sequel, the filmmakers decided to do something different and make this a brain-twister film. It has a funny scene that mocks the Jaws franchise's downward spiral, especially when Marty says "Shark still looks fake", which I also reviewed this fake film.

Although there is a disturbing scenes, such as Marty visiting his own father's grave in the alternate timeline.

Overall, this part has very good ideas, and it's amazing.

10/10

Hope you liked my review!

All rights goes to Universal Pictures, and Hasbro.

Credit goes to

Description
Runtime - 108 minutes

Part II is still the charm.

While the original film dealt with how Marty had threatened his own existence because of changes he had accidentally initiated in the year 1955, Part II deals with what happens when the interference is of a much larger scale and consequence. It actually predicted many things like the abundance of film sequels, such as the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series and self-lacing sneakers.

Every paradox and logical problem of time-travel is explained very well in the film itself, and those that are left out are easily overlooked due to the creativeness of the film. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd return as and do a fantastic job as the iconic duo of Marty McFly and Doc Brown. Some very memorable and clever scenes from the hoverboard chase to Marty sneaking by his past self.

Instead of being the same old run-of-the-mill by the numbers sequel, the filmmakers decided to do something different and make this a brain-twister film. It has a funny scene that mocks the Jaws franchise's downward spiral, especially when Marty says "Shark still looks fake", which I also reviewed this fake film.

Although there is a disturbing scenes, such as Marty visiting his own father's grave in the alternate timeline.

Overall, this part has very good ideas, and it's amazing.

10/10

Hope you liked my review!

All rights goes to Universal Pictures, and Hasbro.

Credit goes to