FREE ON CINEGEEK.DE THE BEST MOVIES IN OUR VIDEO STORE! Robert Zemeckis - Back To The Future 

For the life of me, I cannot imagine that my mother was once a teenager. All teenagers think that. How could their own parents ever have been young and still not understand their own children? Back To The Future does not share this thought. The film goes even further: it assumes that you can go back in time to when your parents were teenagers - and raise them up at the very moment when they need help most! Back To The Future begins in the present. 1985, because in 1985 Marty (Michael J. Fox) is a teenager. And his parents? Carefully put, they are hopeless nerds. Dad tells unfunny jokes and mom drinks vodka. Only his friendship with Dr. Brown (Christopher Lloyd) keeps him sane. Dr. Brown is an inventor. One of those with bright eyes and a hairstyle that looks like a copy & paste of Albert Einstein. In any case, Brown believes he has discovered the secret of time travel. One night, he demonstrates his invention on an abandoned parking lot near the shopping center. Well, anyone who has seen many time travel films will agree with me: Never again has there been a time machine that looks like Dr. Brown's! And it works! So Marty travels back in time by 30 years. He lands when the mall was a field. Marty lands with his 1985 clothes in the 50's and people ask him why he wears a life jacket. This is one of the running gags of Back To The Future: How the city has changed. Where in 1985 a porn cinema shows its program, in 1955 you can see a western with Ronald Reagan. In a real cinema. Then Marty notices at lunch in the diner that he is sitting next to his own father. Back To The Future now develops a pagan fun with the paradoxes and predicaments of a child meeting his own parents. The worst moment is certainly when Marty discovers that his own mother is hot for him... Back To The Future established Robert Zemeckis not only as a blockbuster specialist, but above all as a fine comedian and humanist. In the style of the comedies of the Roosevelt era, for example. Back To The Future was produced by Steven Spielberg, at a time when he directed less than he discovered talent by the metre. Such as Robert Zemeckis. Just like the studio bosses of the classic Hollywood era, he seemed to have fun in the 80s, entrusting the right project to the right director. And so he created one of the most intelligent and funny films of the 80s!