Back to the Future 4K 1985 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

The teenager Marty, with the help of a time machine built by his friend professor Doc Brown, gets from the 80s to the distant 50s. There he meets with his future parents, still teenagers, and a professor friend, very young.

Review 4K Movie

Back to the Future is not just an adventure film. This is an example to follow. The standard of style. Brilliant among all rough diamonds and other glass produced by Hollywood. I had a period in my life when I reviewed the entire trilogy every weekend. It doesn't matter what mood I was at the beginning of the day. At the end of the film, my heart really felt better.

In that masterpiece, it is simply impossible (this phrase has always amused me) to highlight any merits. Therefore, I will list the reasons why you should watch this movie:

1. The script is truly amazing. The way the characters are spelled out is just a plague, and it doesn't matter whether the primary or secondary characters are involved. In the script, there is practically nothing to catch on ('practically', because after the 60th viewing I could not help but curl into some of the plot details). It is so exciting that, having watched the first film, you cannot resist putting on the second, and then, by inertia, take the third. In each part, every little thing is thought out. For example, for connoisseurs, when Marty rides on a skateboard, clinging to the Jeep, behind him you can see a sign that says Bar 'Two Pines'. And after he in the past, leaving the barn on De Lorien, knocks down one of the growing pines, the sign in the future changes to the Lonely Pine Bar (this can be seen when he returns in the time machine back). In general, lovers of idle chatter and meaningless motivations will have nothing to see, because every spoken word or deed carries some meaning and leads to some kind of consequence (if not in the present, then in the past or the future). So that!

2. Special effects are something, especially in the second part. And all would be fine if I did not remind you that the film was created in 1987 (more precisely, from 1985 to 1990 the entire trilogy). Especially, of course, the flying steam locomotive is remembered (already goosebumps). Combined shooting is also great (for example, flying on fly-boards and many more interesting things).

3. Well, what is a good movie without a love story? There are three of them here: between Marty and Jennifer, Doc Emmett Brown and Clara Clayton and George McFly and Marty's mom (I'm afraid to make a mistake in the name, but I'm sure the last name is McFly, yeah). There is another love affair in the film, but I decided not to add it, since the relationship between Biff and Dung is a relationship between Biff and Dung, I do not interfere with it. The relationship of the main characters is not just like a side effect, but permeates all the lines of the plot with a thin thread, while almost becoming central.

4. The acting is fascinating. Really mesmerizing. The fact that each of them played at least two different roles deserves respect. The record holder was Michael J. Fox, who played Marty, Marty in old age, his son, his daughter (yes, yes) and his great-great-great-great-grandfather. The rest of the actors also distinguished themselves, each of their types became an Individual. Here you can also note the gorgeous work of make-up artists.

5. Philosophy. Here it is served with such relish that you involuntarily ponder. 'What? Did you call me a coward? '(What? Did you call me chicken? - so I always liked it better) - these words of Marty evoke thoughts: is it worth it to rush into a fight every time when your pride is hurt. And at the same time George (Marty's father) ignores them, and what does that lead to ?! You always have a choice ... Oh, this is from another opera, although no, not from another. 'The Matrix' developed according to the same plan: a successful original, a sequel and a triquel that were filmed at the same time, but unlike 'NVB', the Wachowski brothers did not manage to create a Trilogy without seams that would look like one film (the same applies to ' Pirates of the Caribbean ', although I have not seen the 3rd part yet. However, like Johnny Depp himself).

So I went back to where I started. 'Back to the Future' is a role model, a standard for genre cinema. There is only one minor amendment. The 'future' Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale could push back somewhere further than 2015, because, according to their logic, in 9 years this is awaiting us! Jaws 19 alone are worth it. Although who knows, maybe it really expects, and at the age of 28 I will fly to work in my Zhigulenka.

In short, for those who have not seen - must see; who saw - to revise and wet again; Hello Zemeckis, and I went. Where? Back to the Future? No. I've already been there.