Back to the Future Part III (1990)

Too many fans seem to be blown away

Lack of good storyline.

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Not as good as the first two, but still a fun way Watch!

Movie Review: "Back To The Furture Part III" (1990)Oh, it is getting hard for this back-to-back shot in "Hollywood season 1988/1989 by capable to excellent cinematographer Dean Cundey into an second sequel of a 1985 U.S. summer smash hit at the movies executive produced to majesty by Steven Spielbergs production company exclusively at Universal Studios "Amblin Entertainment", when already legendary leading character of Martin "McFly", portrayed with wit, joy and screwball-speed by Michael J. Fox, delivers 1960s "Clint Eastwood" western homages for the masses within precision directions by director Robert Zemeckis, where pub brawls, duel shot-outs to the climaxing "unstoppable" train chase; and no sequence fails to build a round-up finish for a Hollywood "Trilogy" never to be touched in prequel, sequel or spin-off motions again by any bidding "Major Studio"; just a full-circle, full-body "McFly" character showcase well done for the whole family to witness over and over on any digital exhibition device. Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

Directed by Robert Zemeckis Written by Bob Gale Stars: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Mary SteenburgenYou know the bad third movie its a big gimmick well Back to the Future follows that this movie is so boring and dumb the first two were very clever movies that stand out as some of the best of the eighties this is a spoof of classic westerns it more relies on dropping Clint Eastwood jokes the plot I don't think it had a plot other then Doc Brown was going to be killed by a villain called Mad Dog which you don't really get that much time to know other then it was biff. The movie also had so much explanation wanting more dialogue then showing you things which lead to a boring time and you had the first two to live up to this just couldn't. I say watch this months after you watch this first two that's probably the only joy your gonna get.

Why? The question we all asked when the last scene was over, and before the end credits, when it said "the end." It is true that the stories of Doc Brown and Marty McFly didn't necessarily end (as they continued in animated form and a Universal Studio ride), but I think we all hoped for Back to the Future 4.The western themed Back to the Future 3 was pretty great. Not only does Marty use Clint Eastwoods name as his persona (Which tickled Clint). But celebrated western character actors had small roles as well, like Dub Taylor, Pat Buttram and Harry Carey Jr.The end of the greatest franchise in cinema history, in my opinion.