the last of the memorable trilogy. it wasn't as good as the second one, but it still was a quality movie.

It´s not as good as the first one, but it´s better than the second. Set in 1885 in the old west, It continues the story where the second one ended. The acting is pretty allright, but some of the characters are wierd....
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It´s not as good as the first one, but it´s better than the second. Set in 1885 in the old west, It continues the story where the second one ended. The acting is pretty allright, but some of the characters are wierd. It´s an entertaining movie and a nice ending to the popular series. So if you liked the first 2 then you should deffinatly check this out.

Still a good movie but sadly lost some of its touch

Going back to 1885 was a nice change for this last movie of the series. I have always like westerns and this spin on it was hilarious. Marty (Fox) has to go back in time to save Doc's (Lloyd) life before Mad Dog Tannon can kill him. The outfit...
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Going back to 1885 was a nice change for this last movie of the series. I have always like westerns and this spin on it was hilarious. Marty (Fox) has to go back in time to save Doc's (Lloyd) life before Mad Dog Tannon can kill him. The outfit that Marty wears on his trip back is so funny. The best scene in this movie has to be when Mad Dog Tannon got to eat manure like in the first two movies.

The final of the trilogy may not be my favourite, but it's still a pretty damn good classic. After being trapped in 1955, Marty finds the 1955 Doc and gets help from him to go back 100 years to save the future Doc. So he goes back to the 1855 Wild...
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The final of the trilogy may not be my favourite, but it's still a pretty damn good classic. After being trapped in 1955, Marty finds the 1955 Doc and gets help from him to go back 100 years to save the future Doc. So he goes back to the 1855 Wild West for a rootin' tootin' adventure. There's gun fights, silly bar people, and even a girlfriend for Doc. It may not be my favourite, but it's still a great finish and the ending is fantastic!

A great movie to end a great trilogy, always feels sad when you see the time machine crushed. Trapped in the old west and in for a wild wild time. A classic adventure to watch time and time again

As good again as the first one and the second one. This is the last one of the series. And it ends really well. Now Doc and Marty are in the wild west where Marty is called Clint Eastwood by everyone living there. The in-jokes are back again. The...
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As good again as the first one and the second one. This is the last one of the series. And it ends really well. Now Doc and Marty are in the wild west where Marty is called Clint Eastwood by everyone living there. The in-jokes are back again. The actors acted really well and the story was quite cool too.

Really cool movie :D

The final part of Back to the future. If you're a comedy western fan, then this movie is for you. Marty goes back to 1885 to rescue Doc before he gets killed. The movie was really good. It's sad that this is the last Back to the future movie. It...
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The final part of Back to the future. If you're a comedy western fan, then this movie is for you. Marty goes back to 1885 to rescue Doc before he gets killed. The movie was really good. It's sad that this is the last Back to the future movie. It had a good music, great cast, and a good storyline. It's a must have movie for the back to the Future fans.

Picking up where Part II left off, Marty McFly is now stranded in 1955. The 1985 Doc is trapped in 1885, but he has written a letter with the explicit instructions that it be delivered to Marty in 1955. The letter explains where the DeLorean is...
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Picking up where Part II left off, Marty McFly is now stranded in 1955. The 1985 Doc is trapped in 1885, but he has written a letter with the explicit instructions that it be delivered to Marty in 1955. The letter explains where the DeLorean is and tells him to immediately return to 1985, where he is to destroy the time machine to prevent further disruption of the space-time continuum.

With the help of the 1955 Doc, Marty uncovers the DeLorean from a mine. Before leaving the mine, they discover a tombstone that reveals the '85 Doc died just six days after he wrote the letter, having been murdered by Biff Tannen's great-grandfather Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen "over a matter of $80". With the DeLorean restored to working order with the technology available in 1955 (the car is fitted with whitewall tires and vacuum tubes are used to replace the damaged time circuits), Marty and the '55 Doc agree that he will go back to 1885 and bring the 1885 Doc back to his own time. Doc and Marty take the fixed DeLorean to the Indian-motifed Pohatchee Drive-In Theater outside of town. Marty takes off from the back of the lot and heads towards the screen tower, reaching the required 88 MPH and traveling to 1885 just before hitting the tower. Marty McFly under the alias of Clint EastwoodAfter surviving scares from Indians, a bear, and even the cavalry, he finds refuge with his own great-great-grandfather Seamus McFly (also played by Fox). He introduces himself as Clint Eastwood, and Seamus, followed reluctantly by his wife Maggie (played by Lea Thompson), agree to help Marty find his "Blacksmith Friend". Marty goes into Hill Valley, and goes into the local saloon to try and find out where Doc lives. Buford shows up however, and ridicule him, in no small part due to the "Western" clothing given to him by the 1955 Doc. When Marty finds out who Buford is, he calls him "Mad Dog" provoking Buford, he fires several shots at Marty, causing him to launch a spittoon at Buford. Marty ends up being hanged from the partly-complete clock tower, at which point Doc shows up and saves him.

Buford then demands $80 from the Doc: $75 to replace a horse he shot a few days previously, blaming a horse-shoe the Doc attached, and $5 for a bottle of alcohol that was broken when the horse threw its shoe. Doc refuses, and Buford promises to kill him. Doc takes Marty back to his workshop, and the two are set to return home, only for Marty to tell Doc that he ripped the DeLorean's fuel line. Marty is unconcerned, believing they can use the 2015 model "Mr. Fusion" to draw energy from any object placed inside to power the time machine, but a devastated Doc tells Marty that Mr. Fusion only powers the time circuits and Flux Capacitator. The actual car has always run on Unleaded Gasoline and always will. "There won't be a gas station around until sometime next century...", hence they are out of gas and out of luck. Doc's first idea is to get a team of horses to pull the DeLorean to 88 MPH, but this fails, as the car barely breaks 20 MPH. The next plan is to fill the DeLorean's gas tank with a alcoholic substance only referred to as "strong stuff" from the saloon; unfortunately, this proves too volatile and destroys the fuel injection manifold. Because it will take too long to repair it, Doc desperately thinks of another idea.

Doc devises a plan to push the DeLorean with a train locomotive across a bridge over Shonash Ravine (later to be renamed Clayton Ravine) that has not been completed yet, but will be in use in 1985 when Marty arrives. However, Doc finds himself infatuated with the town's schoolteacher Clara Clayton after rescuing her from falling into the ravine (the ravine was to be named after her, as Marty points out; however, Doc's intervention prevents this). Buford tries to kill the Doc at the town's festival, only for Marty to disrupt the attempt. The next day however, Marty notices that a photo he took of the Doc's gravestone is changing to read "Clint Eastwood" instead, and realizes that now Buford is after his blood. Later that night, Doc tells Marty that he's decided to stay in 1885 with Clara. Marty is not too happy about it, and tries to convince Doc to change his mind. Doc then changes his mind, and plans to say goodbye to Clara. Marty doesn't know if she will believe Doc, but suggests that they bring her with them. Doc painfully disagrees not willing to risk damaging the time line again. However, he goes to Clara, and tells her that he has to go back where he came from. Clara asks him to take her with him, but he tells her he can't. He then reveals to her that he's from the future and has to go back to the year 1985. As Marty predicted, Clara doesn't understand this, either; she thinks Doc is no longer in love with her. She slaps him in the face, then slams her door in his face.

The next day, Marty tracks down Doc at the saloon, but Tannen shows up trying to start a fight. Marty is able to defeat Tannen (with a trick inspired by the real Clint Eastwood, as seen in part of a movie during part two), and persuades Doc to come back with him. Doc then realizes that there is nothing left for him in 1885, and agrees to go back to 1985 with Marty. They steal the locomotive, and push the DeLorean down the tracks towards the ravine. As they attempt to push the De Lorean back to 1985, Clara (now realizing that Doc was telling the truth) follows the locomotive on horseback. When she catches up to it, she climbs off the horse, over the tender, and into the cab. As Doc is climbing on the outside of the locomotive to reach the DeLorean, Clara blows the locomotive's whistle. Doc goes back for her, making the decision to take her back to the future. Before he can reach her however, the locomotive releases an explosion (a result of how Doc fuels it to get it to increase speed), causing Clara to slip, leaving her suspended from the side of the locomotive. Luckily, Marty is able to slip Doc the hoverboard he took back with him from 2015. Doc rescues Clara and presumably floats back to Hill Valley. The DeLorean then hits 88 mph just before it hits the edge of the ravine, sending Marty back to the future by himself. The locomotive flies off of the bridge, crashing into the valley, and is destroyed in a spectacular explosion, as Doc said it would earlier.