Back to the Future

Wachowski’s The Matrix and Robert Zemeckis’s Back to the Future part 2. What connected the two films was that the directors used advanced scientific concepts in order to grasp the audience’s attention. The Matrix was based on the theoretical concept that the world we see, the things we do and the feelings we embrace are merely chemical impulses, which are being harvested in order to power a world controlled by artificial intelligence. However, Back to the Future is based on the concept of time travel.

post about the Back to the Future trilogy, that is unfortunately not the case. At least for this blog post anyway. Instead, this post will compare the classrooms of today to the predictions made in 1987 of what they believed classrooms would look like. This post will be divided into three more paragraphs, the first will compare the first video, while the second will compare the second, and the final paragraph will the compare the third video. The first video of "Classrooms of the future," predicted

teleport you back in time. The novel Kindred is about a black female named Dana, who was magically sent back in time during the slavery period, she must help prevent the death of her ancestors or else she’ll cease to exist. While being brought back into the slavery time she must withstand the hardship and keep her ancestor alive at all cost. While the movie Back to the Future is about a young teen Marty McFly whose was thrown back to the fifties when an

The “Back to the future” trilogy is by far my favorite of all time; especially the first one, that movie alone is on my Mount Rushmore of movies. The trilogy is about a teenager who accidently travels back in time prevents his parents from getting married which then prevents him from being born, so now he has to figure out a way to get back to the future and get his parents back together. The entire trilogy is great; even thought it has its bad moments, but hey, what trilogy does not? The series

Hoover boards has been a hot topic these days. Hoover boards have been rumored around since the 1950's. For the most part Hoover boards have been banned from even being displayed for the public. It was firstly introduced in a movie call "Back to the Future"; a movie that took place decades after our time. The flying Hoover board concept was introduced during the Olympus. Other forms of technology have been created to recreate this concept. The Segway was introduced as an automatic two wheeled device

Back to the Future (1985): This movie is one of my all-time favorites. Time travel is always a good idea for a movie plot and makes things interesting, but for this movie they keep it intense and comical. It will give a good laugh, but also keep you at the edge of your seat during the intense parts. This movie is also very nostalgic for people who were in school during the 80’s. This movie lets the audience go back into the 50’s and see how life was like. A great plot line throughout the trilogy

Universal themes present a worthwhile idea to a watchful audience. The “Back to the Future” trilogy incorporates myriad themes as the story progresses throughout alternating eras. Directed by Robert Zemeckis as a science fiction adventure film series, the storyline varies between periods of history as Marty McFly and Doc Brown rush to keep their realities intact by means of a time machine. One of the most outstanding themes was the reoccurring reminder that acquiring courage in order to do what’s

Plot Back to the Future is about a young guy who is accidentally sent thirty years into the past in a time machine, made from a DeLorean by his friend. He must make sure his teenaged parents get together to save his own existence. Summary/Story Marty McFly is an average young man, in 1985, with small-town dreams of being a rock star someday. He gets into a bit of trouble at school and spends as much time as possible with his girlfriend, Jennifer. His best friend is the towns crazy scientist

Traveling Through Time What do you believe in? Do you believe in going back to the future? Just like the movie, “Back to the Future”, where Marty McFly goes back in time and sees his parents in high school. He travels through time using a modified DeLorean car. Guess what? I saw that car from the movie sitting in my driveway that morning of my parents anniversary. Like any other curious kid, I did what most kids of my generation would do. I sat right in the drivers seat. That thing went flying

“They don’t make them like they used to”is seldom said of films of the eighties, but Back to the future proves that sometimes it should be. As the title itself illustrates this is a time travel movie which is a fusion of sci-fi, action, comedy and romance. I wonder this movie was released exactly thirty eight years ago and still makes me feel like that it’s getting newer by age. Something all young people accept is that their folks were never adolescents. Their folks were, maybe, kids once. They