Fox (Marty McFly / Marty McFly Junior / Marlene McFly), Christopher Lloyd (Doctor Emmett Brown), Lea Thompson (Lorraine), Thomas F. Photo Galleries" (HD), originally dubbed "Production Archives," is a series of stills from the production, storyboards and poster art. years later, the 'Back to the Future' series continues to capture the imagination and deliver the laughter.

The new 1080p picture qualities offer solid improvements to clarity, film accuracy, sharpness, and color timing. And if you asked me to pinpoint the moment I fell in love with movie-magic, this would probably be it.

The films are hilarious and heartfelt, and the way in which they keep the story fresh from film to film is truly a wonder.

On one hand I can give a solid recommendation to fans of the film, but on the other I have to factor in a few things. After watching the previous two, seeing this combination of fantasy meets the American West can seem a bit awkward and rather outrageous. Many of my memories growing up in the 80s involve casual scenes sitting in front of a large Zenith console. Tales From The Future – Third Time’s The Charm: A 17-minute featurette in which the participants discuss the fun of tackling a new genre, how the filmmakers tapped into their love of westerns, building a western town, bringing a new dimension to Doc Brown, Mary Steenburgen joining the cast and more. This set is also bursting at the seams with engaging special features that fans will want to check out.Along with a multitude of sight gags referencing the future, like the Frisbee pie tin, 'Back to the Future Part III' is a rowdy good time and an exciting conclusion to one of the coolest and often celebrated trilogies in motion picture history. Use the thumbs up and thumbs down icons to agree or disagree that the title is similar to Back to the Future. Movement and directionality are attractive and persuasive, especially when the DeLorean travels through time, creating a fun and satisfying soundfield. Although it consists mostly of Gale doing all the talking with scene-specific observations, which also leads to several moments of silence, the track is highly informative and interesting for the geekiest of fans.