With many generations being resonated by it, this has become an important moment that all parents show their kids.
This film has spawned millions of hardcore dedicated fans that can match the fan-bases of the Star Wars or Star Trek franchises.
While our 2015 may lack hover-conversions, hover-boards, mr. fusion's, power laces, Jaws 19 and many other things, the power of the imagination still makes director Robert Zemeckis' vision of the future quite a captivating one.
Also, the score and soundtrack is definitely one of the best ever. Alan Silvestri composes such a vibrant and exciting score and of course the soundtrack introduced many people to 'Huey Lewis & The News' and 'Marvin Berry And The Starlighters'.
If you have not seen this trilogy, then firstly, what is wrong with you?! And secondly, get ready for such an entertaining romp of a ride that is wonderfully made and the feel-good nature of it all makes it a universal classic. Check out below for my review of one of the greatest trilogies of all-time:
It sees a young man accidentally get sent back 30 years. During his time in the past, he realises that his presence has altered the possibility of his future and must rectify that by re-uniting his parents.
It is fantastic experience for people of all-ages. It's universal appeal has made this one of the greatest films of all-time.
Rating: 9/10
We are transported to October 21st 2015 as Marty and Doc's initial mission gets slightly altered that forces them to go back to 1955, whilst avoiding their past selves.
It manages to break even more ground with the time travel theories and we get to see another thrilling ride in the iconic Delorean.
Rating: 9/10
After Doc accidentally being sent back to 1885, Marty finds out the date of his death and is to find to way to go back and save him.
With the vintage style of director Robert Zemeckis still there, it is also a great homage to the Western genre.
Rating: 8/10
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