With Back To The Future Part III, it’s a bear in a cave (or, for certain shots, an actor in a bear suit) that solves a story hole that the writers soon find themselves in.

­You can’t have a “Back to the Future” movie without a Tannen crashing into manure. In “Part III” it’s “Mad Dog” Tannen, ancestor of 1955/1985/2015 pest Biff Tannen.

By taking us back to the early days of Hill Valley, Back to the Future Part III creates a fuller sense of the town’s history, one that goes back to Marty’s great-grandfather, Seamus (also ...

­You can’t have a “Back to the Future” movie without a Tannen crashing into manure. In “Part III” it’s “Mad Dog” Tannen, ancestor of 1955/1985/2015 pest Biff Tannen.

Despite being widely considered to be the weakest of the trilogy, Back to the Future, Part III is my favorite of the trio and the one that I watch the most. Once again picking up where the ...

Despite that thematic bump, Back to the Future Part III is a Swiss watch of a script. A seamless piece of plotting whose structure clicks into place like safe tumblers, as it pays off five years ...

'Back to the Future' director 'proud' of trilogy's longevity Today, September 2, is the day in 1885 that Marty McFly time travelled to in Back to the Future Part III.

Back to the Future Part II, by contrast, ties itself in knots. It endures because a) all the high-tech stuff looks cool and b) it's now 2015, so we can all be incredibly witty about not having ...

Back To The Future Part III is the film where Marty and the Doc effectively swap roles. Where the love story with Clara allows Doc to be the love-struck teen, and Marty assumes the more paternal role.