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A great conclusion for a great trilogy

Although this one may seem a bit slow in some parts, it is still one the best adventure/commedy movies ever made. In my opinion, the first film is the best in that category. There is a great love story, many hilarious moments, tons of suspense and action. I can watch Back to the Future films again and again and I never get tired of them. A classic.

Second best Back to the Future movie!

Marty goes back to the Old West to stop his friend Doc( who was accidentally sent back there) from being shot by Biff's ansestor and after that finding them a way to get Back to the Future. This film is fantastic. I don't care what any other people say it is. Its not nearly as good as the original, thats true, but what sequel is? I think any one eho gives this movie less than one star is expecting to much.

This is love story

A few days after Doctor Emmett Brown's time machine gets hit by lightning, Marty McFly finds his grave. Marty then travels back in time to the Wild West in order to save his good friend Doc Brown from receiving a terrible death.

A love story between Doc Brown and a school teacher will make this picture dull and boring for audiences looking for action, or lots of special effects. It is still entertaining, however.

WANTED:BACK TO THE FUTURE TRILOGY ON DVD

This video is a great ending to the Back to the Future Series. When will the Back to the Future Trilogy DVD come out? I can't wait!

An improvement over II

The movie noticibly better than part II. Even Michael J Fox looks younger in this this installmant than he did in part II. The film can't compare to the original and Elizabeth Shue is again horrible as the new Jenifer. She is a dumb, nervous bimbo!

Final (Let's hope not ...) part of 'Future'-films

The third installment in the Back to the future-trilogy is a love story and an ending, with boring passages, but still that magical touch of Spielberg/Zemeckis, that makes a movie charming. Fox is back as Marty (...and Seamus McFly), Lloyd as Doc, ther're a nice duo and they form a nice movie, for generations to come. But ... why did they changed the original Jennifer into Elisabeth Shue ?

Excellent conclusion

This is a great family movie. I would recommend it to anyone! A good mix of comedy and Sci-fi.

Positive Commect I Will Give

Great destination. The most risky tour

Not as Good As The First

This movie is only good after you havent watched it for a long while. The Old West seams to be a little boring. Well anyways, The Story is not as good as #2. The Barroom scene where Marty first encounters Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen, is interesting.

Great Movie, Great Location

The final Back to the Future takes place in the old West Marty McFly (Fox) fallows his Friend Doc Brown (Lloyd) to Hill Valley, 1885. The movie was very realistic in the set. The Movie was actually filmed in the West. At Red Hill Ranch in Jamestown California. The Movie had a great ending in which all of the characters choose their own destiny and change the future for themselves.

Excellent end to the series!

If there's any movie series I really love, it's the "Back to the Future" trilogy. In the original film, Marty McFly travels thirty years into the past (1955) where he tries to warn Doc of being murdered in the future, but his teenage mother-to-be falls in love with him instead of his father. In the first sequel, Marty and Doc went into Marty's future. And in the final episode, Marty travels back to the Wild West to prevent western cowboy Biff from murdering Doc. The series takes on a new charm with the romance between Doc and a schoolteacher he saves the life of, played by Mary Steenburgen. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd star.

Haven't we been here before?

An improvement on part 2, this second follow-up nevertheless retains some of it's predecessor's weaknesses; most annoyingly, the repetition of scenes from the original. Also, Zemeckis again resorts to a Chuck Jones and Tex Avery approach (doesn't every "family" film-maker these days?). Thomas F. Wilson's character, particularly, evolved from Biff in part 1, to Bluto in part 2, and wound up somewhere past Yosemite Sam in part 3. For all that, at least you can follow the plot and care about the characters, which is more than you can say for part 2. Best advice, though, is: STICK TO THE ORIGINAL!

Good; But not up to the Back to the Future Standard

Don't get me wrong, it's a good movie, and a good conclusion to the series. But a large part of the movie is Dr. Brown falling in love with this incredibaly boring woman. Needless to say, this large subplot turns a fun, exciting comedy, into a long, boring love story. Despite this, it's still cool to see Hill Valley in it's beginning stages.

Back and better then ever!

This excellent is one of the few superior sequels. The director made an excellent choice of putting the story in the wild west. One of the best parts of the story is at the town fair. Alot of things happen here and i love the music in this movie.if you havent seen this movie make sure you do. This movie is totaly different from the others in that doc falls in love and causes some trouble and marty finds his relatives back in the past!

Cool Ending

Great ending two the exciting trilogy. at least as good as the first one, the plot never gets boring. i recommend buying all three.

Back To the Future 3 Rocks!

I don't think that this movie is as good as the first one was(no movie in a sequel is as good as the first one). The movie was still very good but the scenes looked fake. It was action packed, though and I liked the way that the producers used some of the same scenes from the other movies. I would say that my favorite movie though is Back to the Future I.

They've saved the best trip for last

This would be no doubt the best out of the excellent Back To The Future series. Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd star in this rousing conclusion to the popular series from executive producer Stephen Spielberg and director Robert Zemeckis.
Stranded in 1955 after a freak burst of lightning, Marty must travel to 1885 to rescue Doc Brown from a premature end. Surviving an Indian attack and unfriendly townsfolk, Marty finds Doc Brown the blacksmith. But with Doc under the spell of the charming Clara Clayton, it's up to Marty to get them out of the wild west and back to the future. Back to the future 3 has got everything-action,laughs and romance in this grand finale to the blockbuster time-travel series.

Blast To The Old West

Third time may be a charm, but not with this film series. While this movie is good, the other two are far better than this. Anyway, after Doc is sent to the Old West, Marty goes back to rescue him. Along the way, Doc gets a girlfriend, and Marty gets in trouble with Biff's anscestor, the local ruffian. The train seen at the end is cool, though.
The acting is still good, but the jokes are worn out by now. This movie is definitly not terrible, it is good, just not as good as the other two. If you liked the first two, see this one too.

Last, but far from least, with miraculous movie magic

"Back to the Future Part III" is, in my opinion, the best of the entire trilogy. Of course, that's just my opinion, but I can't be wrong because it's a point of view, right? That out of the way, let's get to some heavy duty praising for one of our best directors, Robert Zemeckis. There are very few directors who have such a love for the craft of filmmaking that, when you see their work on the screen, you know they were going totally buckwild, just having the time of their lives with all the gadgets at their disposal. Sam Raimi is one, Spielberg, Shyamalan, and Lucas are three more, and definitely our dear Bob Zemeckis. All you have to do is look at his menagerie of films: "Back to the Future", "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?", "Forrest Gump", and "What Lies Beneath". Even though I didn't like "What Lies Beneath", it still had some of the coolest camera moves I've seen in recent years. But come on, "Roger Rabbit" and "Forrest Gump", not to mention said trilogy are classics, filled with remarkable visuals and a wonderful sense of humanity. "Back to the Future Part III" is no exception to that rule.

This isn't usually revered as the best of the films. In fact, other than a few friends of mine, the only critic I know of to agree is Leonard Maltin. But I believe it to be for a few reasons. First, this is by far the most fast-paced entry in the trilogy. It moves from scene to scene at 88 mph and never stops until the end. Secondly, despite this enormously fast pace, it never ceases to have a beating heart at its center. The love story in the film, which finally revolves around Doc, is very sweet, and the friendship between Doc and Marty continues to grow. Third, the dialogue in this film seems like it went into hyperkinetic overdrive. It zips! That's why, even in a film of mostly character driven scenes, it never loses pace. There's also a very clever reversal of character stereotyping between Doc and Marty that I'm glad they saved for this film. If it had been in the second or even the first one, it wouldn't have come off as well.

But anyway, as is the usual with the plot of these films, look at the title. We are in the year 1885, and Marty has torn the fuel line on the DeLorean, which looks really hilarious with white-wall tires from 1955. So, in order to get the time machine up to 88 mph, Doc devises a plan to hijack... oh, sorry... borrow a locomotive, and using some very specially made crystal logs, getting the boiler hot enough to push the time machine back to the future. Meanwhile, we've got the threat of a duel with good old Biff's grandfather, Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen, and the aforementioned love story between Doc and a teacher named Clara who he managed to save before a grisly fall to her death. All very simple, all very smartly done, using all the cliches from spaghetti westerns to its advantage, and with incredible visual effects for its action-packed, explosive finale.

It's really hard not to like this series of films. I don't know anyone who doesn't like them. And I think most of that has to do with the fact that, even with all the wackiness and special effects and one-liners and comedy, what really draws people to these films is that the characters are us: They don't react all that differently from how we would. And we all wonder from time to time what would happen if we could go back and change our past, or if one little different thing happened, how would we turn out? The "Back to the Future" films address all of these things with a whole lot of brains, heart, and laughter.

NOT AS GOOD AS THE FIRST 2 BUT A GOOD ENDING

THE FIRST 2 WERE BOX OFFICE HITS AND THE 3RD WASN'T AS POPULAR. BUT ANYWAYS THIS HAS A GOOD ENDING WHEN MARTY IS STUCK IN 1955 AFTER A FREAK BURST OF LIGHTNING WHEN DOC IS SENT TO 1885. NOW MARTY MUST GO BACK AND BRING DOC HOME FROM 1885. THE OLD WEST IS A GOOD TOUCH TO THE ENDING OF THE TIME TRAVEL. NOW BUY THE LAST PIECE OF THE PUZZEL TO TIME TRAVEL TRILOGY.