It seems like anyone who’s experienced this film has a strong affection for it. There’s a longing to revisit it, and that feeling definitely includes me.

I’ve lost count of how many times I've watched this movie (my initial viewing was on VHS, around 1986 or 1987, if memory serves), but it remains a consistently entertaining science fiction comedy thanks to Fox and Lloyd’s excellent chemistry. It continues to be enjoyable with each return visit. **4.5/5**

Robert Zemeckis continues to be a vital force in contemporary science-fiction movies. I once edited another critic’s work back in 2015, and since then I've realized how much impact productions can have, changing lives and inspiring movements worldwide. *Back To The Future* is one of those films—a truly powerful, inspirational, funny, touching, and inventive piece of work. It probably features the best pairing I’ve…

It was 1984, and Robert Zemeckis, coming off the success of Romancing The Stone, was attempting to film Back To the Future—a story about a teenager named Marty McFly who is accidentally sent back in time to 1955 and jeopardizes his family’s future. Zemeckis had concerns regarding Eric Stoltz's performance as the lead; he felt Stoltz wasn’t conveying the youthful energy needed for Marty McFly. Consequently, Stoltz was…

It's a diverting film about a man traveling through time to protect his mother—though I honestly didn’t quite follow all the details, as I was having too much fun watching it. The pace is remarkably quick; you'll really need to concentrate to keep track of everything unfolding on screen. This is an excellent movie, featuring a wonderful musical score and strong acting performances. It’s disappointing that the subs…