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Back to the Future (VHS, 1995)

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This VHS tape is a timeless classic directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox in the leading role. It is a hilarious comedy that will keep you entertained from beginning to end. The movie title is "Back to the Future" and it was released in 1994. The tape has been rated G and it is in the NTSC signal standard. The genre is comedy and it falls under the categories of "Movies & TV" and "VHS Tapes". This item is a must-have for any fan of the series.

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A massive success upon its 1985 release, BACK TO THE FUTURE has since become a bona fide classic--Robert Zemeckis’s time-travel adventure has spawned sequels, theme park rides, and even a mention in Ronald Reagan’s 1986 State of the Union address. Michael J. Fox stars as Marty McFly, a restless '80s teen who takes a ride in Doc Brown’s (Christopher Lloyd) "flux capacitor"-rigged DeLorean and ends up in 1955. Once on the ground, Marty meets his teenaged mother (Lea Thompson) and accidentally wins her affections, thereby threatening the relationship she’s supposed to form with his father (the delightfully geeky Crispin Glover). Now it’s a do-or-never-be-born situation: Marty must get his parents to fall in love before Doc Brown can send him back to the proper decade. BACK TO THE FUTURE remains one of the rare family films that enjoyed both critical and box office success, and garnered a permanent spot in the pop-culture lexicon thanks to highly-quotable dialogue. The picture garnered both Golden Globe and Oscar nods (though it lost Best Original Screenplay to WITNESS), and continues to rank as one of the top-100 highest grossing films of all time.

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Director
Robert Zemeckis
Genre
Comedy
Movie/TV Title
Back to the Future
Rating
G
Leading Role
Michael J. Fox
Signal Standard
NTSC

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Vhs
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309
Film Country
USA
Release Date
19950208

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5 out of 5 stars
by michelangelo147...Feb 11, 2009
1985 Michael J. Fox Family Time-Traveling Classic
Unfortunately, after the mid-1970's, US films were judged by how well they did on their first couple of days at the theaters' box offices. It all films had been evaluated by a financial measure, as this one was (since it made $80 million in the US & $240 million internationally), most films wouldn't have ever reached the public's radar screen! Nevertheless, this film has become a family classic. The theme makes it so: it's an adventure into time-traveling. The story goes like this: Old Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) is a bumbling inventor of sorts. He's used a hot rod sports car De Lorean to make a contraption he calls the "flux capacitor." Teenager Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) goes for a ride in this rig and winds up traveling backwards in time from the 1980's to 1955. While back in 1955, Marty meets a female teenager (Lea Thompson) with whom he develops a mutual attraction. The problem is the young lady is actually his real mother! His relationship with her is messing up past history since his would-be mother is not becoming attracted to his would-be father (Crispin Glover). Marty can't return to the 1980's until he makes sure his parents fall in love with each other, or else he won't be born! There are obviously quite a few complications and complexities that develop throughout the film which are what makes the story so interesting. It's amusing, romantic, fantastical, and well acted. No wonder it became such a success~Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by wDeFnLXDTJO@Del...Aug 09, 2012
Back to the Future (VHS, 1995)
Very funny movie from the 1980's about a wacky scientist named Doc. Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd) who invents a time machine, and his young friend Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox). Doc Brown calls Marty and wants him to meet him at a shopping mall parking lot that night. When Marty gets there, he finds out that Doc has built the time machine in a DeLorean automobile. Doc explains that his invention, the Flux-Capacitor, is what makes time travel possible. He shows Marty how the time circuits and machinery work and wants Marty to video-tape his first journey which should only take a few minutes. This time machine works on Plutonium, which he stole from some Lybian terrorists who wanted him to build an atomic bomb for them. All of a sudden the Lybians show up and shoot Doc Brown. Marty barely gets away in the time machine, but winds up in 1955! He tracks down Doc Brown and tells him the fantastic story. Doc thinks Marty is nuts, but when Marty tells him about the Flux-Capacitor, he believes him. Problems have already arisen, as earlier in the day, Marty had already run into both his mother (Lea Thompson) and his father (Crispin Glover). Marty's father is a real closet case and his mother winds up enamered with him. The only way to get them together and avoid disrupting the time continuoum, is to bring his father, George McFly, out of his shyness and come up with a plan to make his mom see him as special and have her fall in love with him. The plan is for Marty to ask his future mom, Loraine, out to a dance where she and his father originally met and fell in love. Marty is going to make an inappropriate advance at her, and George is going to rescue her, and make Marty look bad. But, the local bully, Biff, who always intimidates George, has Marty snatched by two of his followers and locked in another car trunk. When George shows at the planned moment, he finds Biff, not Marty. A real fight happens and George miraculously knocks Biff out and all is put well. A plan to use a lightening strike to generate the power needed to send the time machine back to the future is accomplished and Marty arrives in time to save Doc. Brown. This was a funny and clever movie, with two sequoels to follow.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by zama6744Jun 09, 2024
Thanks! My mom used to buy movies at McDonald’s for us and this was one of them. Thanks for keeping all the stickers and coupon book intact
Thanks! My mom used to buy movies at McDonald’s for us and this was one of them. Thanks for keeping all the stickers and coupon book intact
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5 out of 5 stars
by takemebacktothe...Aug 18, 2019
Great movie for an old TV
I have a tv from 1978 A Panasonic Quintrix 2 and it only looks good with VHS tape movies so I vas able to buy some of my favorite 80s movies to play on it good value!!
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5 out of 5 stars
by hBej9_cvQ-W@Del...Dec 31, 2015
back to the future
it is such a great movie and i am from the older genereration that enjoys great movies
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Thanks! My mom used to buy movies at McDonald’s for us and this was one of them. Thanks for keeping all the stickers and coupon book intact

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