Why Back to the Future 2 & 3 just aren't as good.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The first Back to the Future movie is regarded as a better success than its sequels, and there are several fundamental reasons why. Though the trilogy as a whole has aged well, the box office and critic reviews of Back to the Future Part 2 and Back to the Future Part 3 reveal that they weren't so well received upon their release.
10 Back To The Future Sequels Lacked The First Movie's Generational Nostalgia Part of what made the first Back to the Future movie so successful was the way it was relatable for multiple generations. Marty McFly appealed to younger audiences of the 1980s with his language, music, and overall style—so teens and young adults had plenty to enjoy. Then, their parents could get in on the fun as well, watching an 80s teen go back to their heyday in the 1950s.
7 The First Back To The Future Plot Was Simpler Things can get pretty complicated when getting time travel involved, and Back to the Future did a great job at keeping it simple. Sure, it doesn't entirely make sense that Marty's image would disappear from a picture if he didn't get his parents to meet, but since the film established and stuck to this rule, it was easy to accept.
5 Back To The Future 2 & 3 Depended On Each Other Too Much Just as Back to the Future had a pleasantly simple premise, it wrapped itself up perfectly. This wasn't true for the sequels, which ended with cliffhangers and depended on the previous films to make any sort of sense. Though this is typically how sequels work today, it could be detrimental to a film franchise in the 1980s.
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