Back in Time

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Jul 18, 2021 Love Back To The Future like everyone does, but this documentary is a mess. See more rick w @RT80523211 Jul 1, 2020 Was expecting oodles of fun and sparkling entertainment. But it ran very slow during the center hour of the film rambling on about the Delorean. Missing dept and never even close to 88 miles an hour. See more bill t @Spuzz Apr 27, 2018 A cute enough look back at Back To The Future. It did provide interesting insight to the making, the legacy and the fans of the franchise. Not too sure why all the hate. See more Simon T @MovieTart Jan 13, 2018 Overlong and self-indulgent documentary, purportedly a thirtieth anniversary celebration of the Zemeckis-Gale popular trilogy, but mostly given over to far too many middle-aged fans who want to show you their DeLoreans. A bit of a wasted opportunity. See more Aug 30, 2017 You know, for a documentary about Back to the Future, it seems to focus more on the fans than what happened behind the scenes. Meaning that anyone coming to watch this movie expecting a lesson on franchise history will be disappointed. I was a bit disappointed, it doesn't even mention the cartoon set after the events of Part III and only mentions the video game from Telltale Games once or twice. However, I was still left "Oooooh! Aaaaah!" with what the documentary had to offer. We also get to see some unique footage of the original version of Back to the Future with a different actor instead of Michael J. Fox. I'm impressed with how the BttF fans were influenced by the franchise. A guy and his friend decided to build their very own DeLorean after learning that the failure that became a success was not fictitious and an Irish man and his son having a decent amount of Bttf stuff. Impressive. And there's still some educational value. Who knew that the infamous "nuke the fridge" scene from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was inspired by an original draft of the 1985 classic? So, Robert Zemeckis and that guy called Bob Gale who wrote the script were to blame all along. So, yeah, Back in Time is not great and is more about the fans than the actual movie but still remains interesting enough throughout to compensate for any flaws. We need more documentaries focusing on the cultural impact of franchises. Just try not to make titles that are inherently misleading. See more Jun 28, 2017 170628 "The movie defines the taste of buttered popcorn" See more Read all reviews

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