Michael J. Fox,
Christopher Lloyd,
Lea Thompson,
Thomas F. Wilson,
Harry Waters Jr.
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Things have barely settled from the excitement and resolve of the original Back to the Future, when in pops that crazy inventor Dr. Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd) with news that in order to prevent ... read more
Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
Release Date: January 1, 1989
DVD Release Date: December 17, 2002
Stats: 26,965 reviews
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February 7, 2012
The second part to the Back to the Future trilogy is more confusing, cheesy, and hokey than the first one (especially the aging make-up), but it's still lots of fun. It's future scenes are definitely clunky, and are probably the most confusing of all the scenes in the movie. Bu... read more
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December 12, 2011fb1664868775In my opinion, the BTTF sequel is superior to the first installment. The twisting and turning plotline may seem confusing to some but it is ultimately more rewarding. Also this may be the only time I've actually enjoyed mass product placement in a film.
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November 28, 2011
Doc: Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
"Synchronize your watches. The futures coming back..."
Part II is almost as good as the first one, but that is a lot to live up to. It manages to have the same classic 80's feel and pull of the extremely fun premise once agai... read more -
November 12, 2011
Marty & Doc go back to the year 1955 to prevent events that should have never have happened from happening such as Marty's father being dead & Biff married to Marty's mother, Lorraine. Marty & Doc also have to get Gray's Sports Almanac back from Biff. This movie was a great conti... read more
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July 31, 2011fb729949618Stayed original for the most part, but had a different flavor to it. I liked how they tied in future time travel with the past, COOL!
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May 23, 2011
Back To The Future Part II is a terrific follow up to the classic original. After the events of the first film, Doc Brown comes back from the future and tells Marty to prevents a series of bad events he must travel with him to the future to the year 2015. Thus begins a brand new ... read more
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May 1, 2011
This is actually a really awful movie and I don't really appreciate Elisabeth Shue taking over as Jennifer, but I've gotta say, there is that nostalgia factor. I am pretty much in love with 80s era-Michael J. Fox.
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March 28, 2011
Watching the "Back to the Future" trilogy is like crossing an old, rickety bridge. It starts off smooth, gets rough in the middle, and you start getting your hope in the rough part and cross the bridge saftely. Okay, this probably isn't the best simile I can come up with but this... read more
Critic Reviews
By the end, you may feel that you've just sat through a feature-length commercial for both part one (which has to be seen to make this sequel comprehensible) and part three (a trailer for it literally... Full Review
It manages to be giddily and merrily mind-boggling rather than confusing. Full Review
Cleverly plotted, but commercially overloaded. Full Review
The latest must-see, peer pressure, carve the logo on your head, designer blue jean experience. Full Review
The movie is fun, mostly because it's so screwy. Full Review
one-half a very bad movie and one-half a very good movie Full Review
Sure, [Back to the Future II] has a clunky first act - which takes place in a hilariously overblown futuristic society - but the film knows just how, and when, to entertain us, and it does so in spades. Full Review
Lackluster yet benign time-travel sequel. Full Review
Taken as a pair, the first two films ask a number of unresolved and unresolvable questions about causality, order, and intention; and taken as a pair, they're also a hell of a lot of fun. Full Review
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