Back to the Future

Part II is the best!!!!!

I used to like part 2 the best but the more I watch them I think part 1 might be the best. All 3 are great (although the first 2 are much better than the 3rd).

Best to non best......

1. Part II
2. Part I
3. Part III

I have this movie on DVD (well, all three of them actually). Part II IS the best!

same...... part II rules!........ To All: when was part II created? do u know or know approximately?

NYyankees wrote:

same...... part II rules!........ To All: when was part II created? do u know or know approximately?

I think it was:

• Part I - 1985
  
• Part II - 1989
  
• Part III - 1990

bobrob2004 wrote:

I have this movie on DVD (well, all three of them actually). Part II IS the best!

Me, too (the DVD thing). I could go either way with 1/2. Too close to call!

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

I have this movie on DVD (well, all three of them actually). Part II IS the best!

Me, too (the DVD thing). I could go either way with 1/2. Too close to call!

The best part is the second half of part II when they're in part I again. So part I is the best when it's in part II! But without part I there is no part II...

bobrob2004 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

bobrob2004 wrote:

I have this movie on DVD (well, all three of them actually). Part II IS the best!

Me, too (the DVD thing). I could go either way with 1/2. Too close to call!

The best part is the second half of part II when they're in part I again. So part I is the best when it's in part II! But without part I there is no part II...

I had to read that like 5 times before it made sense! I can't think very well today...

I have never even seen parts 2 and 3, I thought the 1st was so good that they would ruin it with additional movies. One of these days...

SoulRat wrote:

I have never even seen parts 2 and 3, I thought the 1st was so good that they would ruin it with additional movies. One of these days...

How 'bout Thursday?

lol no


EDIT: This might be the 10,000th post in this site's history!

SoulRat wrote:

lol no

Saturday?

Maybe.

SoulRat wrote:

Maybe.

Ok! I edited your previous post slightly to reflect the historic nature of it. Congratulations!

Woo hoo!

I have the Amityville Horror movies to watch this week :haha:

Back To The Future Clock Tower Destroyed By Fire

If you were sitting on your couch enduring the awful MTV Movie Awards pre-show tonight, then you probably heard them mention a fire at Universal Studios near where the Awards were being held. It seems this was much more than a simple grease fire, and a lot more was threatened than MTV’s night of vapid product placement. In fact, the AP reports that this was a “large fire” which tore through the Universal back lot, and destroyed what to any movie buff is without a doubt hallowed ground. Back to the Future’s iconic Hill Valley courthouse square is no more, as is one of the King Kong exhibits.

Not only was the Hill Valley set burned to a crisp, but Universal lost a stunning 40,000 to 50,000 archived videos, including copies of every film Universal has ever made and classic television shows like Miami Vice and I Love Lucy. Hold on, don’t panic. They have backup copies stored elsewhere.

But they don’t have a backup of the Back to the Future courthouse, the clock tower once climbed by Doc Brown in the middle of a lightning storm as part of a desperate bid to send Marty McFly back to the future. They don’t have a backup copy of the courthouse where Biff Tannen’s grandson and his gang of hover board thugs were defeated by Marty McFly, thus protecting his future son from extended jail time. It was the square where Marty first appeared, dazed and confused in his futuristic life vest, the place where he kissed Jennifer after beating the clock to return home from the past.

Update! A little more information on the Back to the Future set. This isn't the first time it caught fire, in fact in the 90s the original Courthouse Square set was burned down and had to be rebuilt. The difference this time though, is that back then, the one thing that did survive unscathed was the Clock Tower itself. This time, the Clock Tower was indeed damaged. However, it may not be as bad as it seems. There are conflicting reports on this. Most sources seem to be saying pretty clearly that the Clock Tower was utterly destroyed. However, the guys over at SlashFilm claim they were able to work magic and get hold of a Universal rep, on a Sunday no less, who told them that the Clock Tower was only minorly damaged and was indeed still standing. Hopefully we'll get some clarification on this by Monday. The destruction of the Courthouse Square set would be bad enough, but to lose that iconic clock tower would be absolutely devastating. Let's hope for the best folks.

Actually... I was never big on Back to the Future... especially not the second one

The ride was cool though.

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

The ride was cool though.

Very true!

back to the future is the best i give all the movies a 10 out of 10