Back to the Future Part II 4K 1989 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Continuation of the fantastic story about the adventures of an American teenager in time. This time, with the help of Dock's modernized time machine, Marty from the 80s gets into the future.

Marty's kids are in trouble and need help. We have to tinker with the villain ...

Review 4K Movie

Of all the wonderful trilogy, I think this is the most successful part. In my opinion, this is the very rare case when the sequel surpasses the original (more, except for the Terminator and the Godfather, personally I really do not remember the sequels superior to the original)!

It is in the second part that the idea with the distortion of the space-time continuum as it should unfold is shown. Plus, I really liked that Marty and Doc are traveling this time, as they say, 'both ways' and leave their traces both in 1955, which they loved in the first part, and in the distant future in 2015.

Each film of the trilogy cannot be considered purely separately, because this franchise is one of the few, but striking examples where all three parts are closely related to each other, and in this regard, the second is most closely related to the rest.

Therefore, we are very pleased with the storyline, which is full of really unexpected and non-standard moves. Zemeckis and Gail took all the best from the first part, added more spice in the form of special effects, humor and small but pleasant threads between the past and the future, and we got a truly fascinating adventure film aimed at the widest audience.

I didn't have to be too smart with the past, because in the first part the atmosphere of the fifties was successfully recreated and it just remained not to spoil anything (and in the hands of a craftsman like Zemeckis, a bad product does not work, everything is always at the highest level). Therefore, the creators of the picture gave free rein to their imagination and created a fantasy on the theme of 'The World of the Future', and, in my opinion, they succeeded perfectly: their world turned out to be bright and colorful, filled with advanced technologies, but retaining the eternal brands like 'Pepsi'.

I was very glad that Zemeckis and Gale continued the line of succession of generations started in the first part (the one hundred percent monotony of the Tennan family was very amusing.) The only thing that Crispin Glover really missed. I fell in love with his eccentric George McFly in the first part, and with his participation the film would only have gained more whists, but it just so happened ...

I would like to note the make-up artists who are exceptionally successful in transforming the characters of Michael J. Fox and Leah Thompson from school-age children into people of age 'over forty' and 'don't live that long'. Fox's daughter McFly turned out to be very funny, and I didn't even recognize Michael right away ...

Jokes and grins on historical themes also do not allow you to relax and are very funny throughout the film. Waiter Michael Jackson just killed me!

And, of course, this film claims to be the Best in a number of categories, primarily for the actors who played in it. I think it would be foolish to argue that for Michael J. Fox, and for Leah Thompson, and for Thomas F. Wilson, the roles in 'Back to the Future' became the most visible and striking in their careers. And for Zemeckis, this franchise became a path to Hollywood Olympus. Plus, in terms of recreating the atmosphere of different eras, this film can give odds to many well-known projects.

And the last moment. Find Elijah Wood in the movie. Not found? And he is there!

Summary. What can I say? Classic as it is: light, relaxed and perky. A funny, exciting and very smart film despite its seeming simplicity.