Review of Back to the Future Part III (1990) by Jay L — 19 Jul 2011

"Your future is what you make it.".

Director Robert Zemeckis and Producer Steven Spielberg collaborate for the third time in the final installment of The Back To The Future trilogy. Part 3 is more comedy than anything else, but it's laced with enough action and special effects to be a typical Back To The Future film. A science fiction western that has brains, heart and plenty of satirical laughs. It's the weakest of the three films, but it's still a massively good time and delivers all that you could ever want from an Amblin feature. The iconic trilogy comes to searingly satisfying and thrilling end in this action packed and mind-blowingly funny classic that really keeps your attention. It captures the early Amblin feel with magical authenticity, it's charming, memorable, cunning, ambient, humourous and quite crafty. Back To The Future: Part 3 is delightfully old-fashioned, immensely amusing, elegantly wacky and an incredibly off-the-wall action-comedy from the highly charged beginning to the explosive ending. Wicked entertainment that thrills orbtye duration, a film that belongs in every film fans collection. You will never think of the old west the same again, and it's never been funnier.

Michael J. Fox is back and is just as good as he was in the first two films. Christopher Lloyd is just as wacky as ever. These two have some awesome comedic chemistry.