Comparing The Movies: Back To The Future

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There have been lots of great movies and great movie sequels. Some movie sequels are flops, and don’t do very well. Some movie sequels, are so amazing and are even better than the original one made. Back to the Future is one of the movies that the original and the sequel is amazing. They both have great and bad things ,and common and also they are completely different.
According to the website imdb, Back to the Future the original, has Marty going back in time to save Doc from being shot by terrorists. Marty then finds himself in another problem, he accidentally gets in the way of his parents meeting. So his mission then changes, so that he now has to help his parents go to the dance, so they meet. Back to the Future 2, has Marty and Doc going to October 25th 2015, the future. Marty and Doc go to the future to save his kid from being blackmailed, and go to jail. Difference are all over each movie, like when Marty tries to save his parents in the first movie and in the second movie Marty tries to save His kid and himself, however, there are some Ways the Movies are alike. In both movies Marty is angered when Biff, the school bully yells “Are you chicken McFly?” This phrase angers Marty and causes him to get infuriated and attack Biff. He succeeds in Back to the Future 1, but fails to hit him in …show more content…

In Back to the Future 1, Marty goes to the prom to help his parents get together and dance, also in Back to the Future 2, Marty goes back to the prom to stop Biff from taking the almanac, which gives biff millions of dollars and lots of power. Also, in both Back to the Future’s, Marty is seen with his girlfriend. Back to The Future 2 takes place seconds after the first movie ends. However, the third movie takes place a little after the second movie. According to the website telegraph, Back to the Future was almost originally called Spaceman from Pluto, and they might of wanted to call another movie called Spaceman from Pluto as a

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