Back to the Future Part 2 [Blu-ray]

また機会あれば、お願いします。

ＰＡＲＴ１観たから、続いてＰＡＲＴ２も、ってな具合で。 それにしても、主人公が過去に置いてきぼりで終わってたのねスッカリ忘れてたわ。 コリャもう続けてＰＡＲＴ３も観るしかないでしょ！

現代（1985）から未来（2015）にタイムスリップするお話

思い出の復刻版DVDのレビューです。 セットの片方の通常盤ディスクは経年劣化で紫外線を浴びたのか再生不良でした。そのため定価の通常DVDを別途追加購入しました。 肝心の特典ディスクは、良好に再生でき、レア物で比較的安価に入手できたので、星4つとします。 テレビ放送版は通常より画角が広く、BTTFファンは吹替音声のメリットだけでなく持ってて欲しい商品だと思います。

私が付け加えることは何ない。

30年後の未来、2015年はこうなる・・・ でも今は2026年・・・あれ・・・いつのまにタイムスリップを・・・

子供が見たいってことで。

購入して正解です。 いつ見ても、何度見ても面白いです。 声優の三ツ矢さん版がやっぱりいいですね。

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!!!

Oldie but goodie

THE FUTURE IS HERE!!! It's October 21, 2015! I have been waiting for this day since 1989. And now it's here! I assume my hoverboard will be delivered any minute now... When this movie came out to follow up what's become an absolute sci fi classic it wasn't widely revered as a good movie. It was largely underappreciated by fans who didn't feel it lived up to the awesomeness of the first film. People in 1989 were just wrong. This movie is awesome. The future, as depicted by BTTF Part 2 obviously didn't live up to the predictions. No flying cars. No dehydrated pizzas. The Cubs are down 0-3 in the NLCS as of today an unlikely to fulfill that prophecy. But the movie is still relevant as a 'future setting' when watching in 2015 because the predictions are so outlandish that they still look futuristic today. As for the time travel plot, it's way more interesting than the time travel scenarios of either Part 1 or 3. In those movies the time travel is a simple 1 stop trip to the past then back to the present. In Part 2 it's to the future, then back to the wrong present, then back to the original past then back to the correct present. That's heavy! I still like Part 1 as the overall better film. But the time travel situation is far more elaborate in Part 2 and it doesn't get enough credit for that. It's just a good fun sci fi movie that has held up well over time.

This movie Back to the Future Part II takes a very somber view of what happens when Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) and Doc Brown (Christopher Llloyd) transport from 1985 to 2015. For one thing, both the characters of McFly and Doc Brown have to try to stop a Presidential Biff (Thomas F. Wilson) from turning the country into a dystopian society filled with extreme economic unrest for people outside of the government. One of the other reasons why the time travel is shown to be essential in this episode is due to the fate of McFly’s parents’ lives (played by Lea Thompson and Crispin Glover) hanging in the balance if they are not able to stop the Biffs from 2015 and 1955. The date November 12, 1955 is significant for the characters of Mcfly and Doc Brown to travel back to in order to intervene in Bif’s life before he has the chance to use his knowledge for evil/sinister ends. Additionally, they have to find a way to go ahead and include McFly’s girlfriend Jennifer Parker (Elizabeth Shue) in their plans without her remembering too much. Of course, there is much more to this fiction time travel movie (as well as other characters and actresses involved such as Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers playing a brief cameo of Douglas J. Needles). I understand that Back to the Future Part II is an entertaining and fictional time travel movie. Additionally, even as someone who wanted Hillary Clinton to become President, I’m hopeful that the dystopian potential reality reflected in this movie never happens in real life (because a less than ideal outcome in real-life would affect all supporters regardless of political affiliation).

If you were a fna of the first one, you will "enjoy" the sequel, but it has many flaws. For starters, the entire premise is set up on Doc taking Marty to the future to stop his son from getting arrested. Why? Why not just tell Marty? Doc makes this big argument i nthe first about not altering your destiny...yet takes Marty to the future to stop one incident from happening. How does Doc know Martys son wont screw up again, and again, and again? Meanwhile, future Marty is a loser whose dreams had been shattered, lives in a crappy neighborhood, and as the first movie showed us, your parents failures can result in your childrens negative upbringing. Its like the first movie tells us that Marty and his family would be better off if George had done this or that differently...but then ignores this premise, and instead tries to remedy the actions of Martys teenage son in real time, instead of Doc simply telling Marty "You get into an accident with a rolls royce and that screws up your whole life and your childrens upbringing. The other problem with the movie is it feels very redundant. We see Hill Valley in the future, which is, quite frankly, a horror show of cluttered crap and gadgetry. I first saw this movie when I was 8 years old, and sure, I was fascinated with flying cars and hoverboards....but having rewatched it, thank god 2015 dont look like that mess. But the movie doesnt really give us anything new...just a cluttered set of Hill Valley in the "future". Then we see an alternate Hill Valley in 1985, was is a dystopic mess reminiscent of B rate "urban decay" films of the 80's. Its also very dark for a back to the future movie, with a tyrannical Biff admitting to murdering George, Martys mom being a drunk abuse victim, and the streets of Hill Valley being over run with roving gangs of machine gunners, like Somalia. In 2015, Martys neighborhood is a ghetto...in alternate 1985, Hill Valley is a ghetto. Its just depressing. Also, why the hell would a multi-billionaire Biff stay in Hill Valley, in a casino in the middle of a ghetto? Then, Marty and Doc have to travel back to 1955 to stop future Biff from giving the sports almanac to young Biff, and the rest of the movie is just a repeat of the first, only we are seeing the events take place through alternate angles and perspectives...so yea, its redundant. This movie suffers from typical hollywood marketing. "What made the first a success? Idk...lets just sort of repeat it, only through this alternate perspective, and throw in a lot of green screen and cluttered crap." That being said, the third back to the future is much more redeeming, and though not a bad movie, Im never too interested in watching it because it lacks what made the first so great. Both the 1950's and 1980's were two decades that "defined" the American teenager, or gave the american teenager a voice and identity. This is why the first worked out so well...people from the 1950's having teenaged kids in the 1980's. The similarities of rock music, cars, rebellion, and normal american teenage problems (high school, girlfriends, bullies) are identical, save for some cultural and etiquette differences. So where does the wild west fit in? So I give BTTF 2 3 stars, because you will get some enjoyment out of it, and the hoverboard scene is pretty much cemented in our pop culture now ("Hoverboards dont work on water!") But it is a mess.