Back to the Future

by Robert Zemeckis (Director)

Other authorsMichael J. Fox (Actor), Robert Zemeckis (Author), Alan Silvestri (Composer), Steven Spielberg (Producer), Christopher Lloyd (Actor), Bob Gale (Producer), Bob Gale (Author), Kathleen Kennedy (Producer), Billy Zane (Actor), Arthur Schmidt (Editor), Charles L. Campbell (Technical Editor) — 32 more, Frank Marshall (Producer), Crispin Glover (Actor), Huey Lewis (Actor), Claudia Wells (Actor), Bill Varney (Technical Editor), Lea Thompson (Actor), George DiCenzo (Actor), Drew Struzan (Cover artist), Robert Rutledge (Technical Editor), Lisa Freeman (Actor), Dean Cundey (Cinematographer), Thomas F. Wilson (Actor), Frances Lee McCain (Actor), Neil Canton (Producer), Maia Brewton (Actor), Marc McClure (Actor), Harry Keramidas (Editor), James Tolkan (Actor), Casey Siemaszko (Actor), Harry Waters Jr. (Actor), Wendie Jo Sperber (Actor), Courtney Gains (Actor), Jason Hervey (Actor), B. Tennyson Sebastian II (Technical Editor), Robert Thirlwell (Technical Editor), William B. Kaplan (Technical Editor), Norman Alden (Actor), Donald Fullilove (Actor), Jeffrey Jay Cohen (Actor), Elsa Raven (Actor), Cristen Kauffman (Actor), Richard L. Duran (Actor)
DVD, 2016

Series

Back to the Future (Movie 1)

Tags

fiction, Back to the Future The Complete Trilogy, box set, time travel, high school drama, mad scientist trope, movie, eccentric inventor trope, Back to the Future, Hugo Award (best dramatic presentation), Saturn Award (best science fiction film)

Description

The adventures of Marty McFly and his friend Dr. Emmet L. Brown as they travel backward and forward through time.

Collections

Favorites, Lucky's Favourites

Language

English

Original language

English

Original publication date

1985

Physical description

7.25 inches

Publication

Universal Studios Home Entertainment (2016)

UPC

025192336997

Similar in this library

Awards

Hugo Award (Nominee — Dramatic Presentation — 1986)
Academy Award (Nominee — 1985)
National Film Registry (2007)
AFI's 10 Top 10 (Science Fiction — 10)

Rating

(37 ratings; 4.3)

User reviews

LibraryThing member comfypants
A teenager goes back in time to when his parents were his age.

Anyone with even the most basic grasp of logic can see that none of this makes any sense whatsoever. And yet, you don't care. How'd they do that?

Concept: A
Story: A
Characters: A
Dialog: B
Pacing: A
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design:
Show More
 B
Acting: B
Music: C

Enjoyment: B

GPA: 3.2/4
Show Less

More

Amazon.co.ukLibraryThing
Page: 0.8593 seconds