Growing up I was fascinated by stories about the future, therefore the second movie was my favorite. When these films came out, I considered them revolutionary and refreshing. I think the main attraction was the bridging-the-generation-gap theme. Marty delved into his parents’ humanity. He also got a taste of their teen culture. How cool is that?

Now as an adult, I have a greater appreciation for the third movie, and for the trilogy as a whole. This is a very well written series, as the sequels were not originally planned. Tying all those loose ends together must have been quite a task. This is a Gen. X classic I’ll always enjoy.

They are the 3 best movies ever made, of all time. Past, present and future.

Nothing will top these movies for sheer brilliance and greatness. Ever.

Some of the lines from the first movie have already gone down in classic history!

“Both you and Jennifer turn out fine! It’s your Kids, Marty! Something’s gotta be done about your kids!”

I have to admit, I was a little dissapointed with the second and third films after the first one – but I still love them all dearly.