Back To The Future Part II teed off a lot of critics by not being a remake of the first film, and for daring to be a) complicated, b) very fast and c) heartless. Part III, which is slightly less ...

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 ...

Originally mixed for four channels, Back to the Future Part III has for many years ported the exact same, reasonably robust 5.1 audio mix for all previous DVD and Blu-ray releases. To mark the ...

We've got to show that." By Graeme McMillan Twenty-seven years after Back to the Future Part III was released, it’s time to go back in time and uncover a hidden adventure that happened between ...

As director Robert Zemeckis explains in the commentary track of the 2002 DVD release ... By taking us back to the early days of Hill Valley, Back to the Future Part III creates a fuller sense ...

This DVD was reviewed on a JVC XV-S57 DVD player. "Back to the Future III" is available as part of a trilogy DVD boxset.

The Blu-ray debut of Back to the Future Part III rounds up the vast majority of extra features from previous DVD releases, and includes a few new ones. Many of the extra features follow the same ...

Ending with a big tease sequence of highlights for Back To The Future Part III, this was always going to be the longest movie trailer in Hollywood history. The fact that Part II is now being ...

This DVD was reviewed on a JVC XV-S57 DVD player. "Back to the Future III" is available as part of a trilogy DVD boxset.