Review of Back to the Future Part III (1990) by Corey W — 29 Jul 2013

A good ending to a great franchise, Back to the Future Part III is a very a nice and stylish ending to the series, byt easily the most flawed. The story it self primarily takes place in the old west rather then jumping time periods and situations like the previous installments which worked rather well and provided plenty of great moments. The first two acts are great and the third is as well, except for the ending. What I mean by that is the film ends with all loose ends tied up; Marty gets the girl, Doc lives his dream with a wife, and the time machine is destroyed and everyone is happy; then Doc builds a time machine again even though he said he hated it and said it made life harder and worse. It's not to bad, but really stick out amongst the other flaws and plot holes. However, since the film is in a nce artistic direction most flaws and plot holes are forgivable, but some darken the film.

The acting is still perfect, the writing is still funny, and the direction is still marvelous. Part III ends the franchise well, but still can't match the original. Either way, this film and its predecessors are worth multiple watches.