Back To The Future. Visual & Performing Arts Movie Review

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Movie Review: Back to the Future (Zemeckis, 1985)
 Robert Zemerick’s Back to the Future 1985 is among the most thrilling film that he has ever produced. The film takes its audience back in 1955 to allow comparisons on cultural humor and pop. The film begins with Marty McFly, a teenager who encounters challenges caused by a messed up family. His girlfriend, Jennifer Parker, inspires him to become a rock star. However, everything changes when Dr.Emmett seeks assistant from Marty for his new invention. Marty agrees to assist him in inventing the time-traveling car, which they named ‘DeLorean.’ The supercharged DeLorean sends Marty back to 1955, where he finds himself presiding over the love of his parents (Zimerick 01:40:39-01:45:00). Arguably, Marty is dominated by long trapped turnarounds and plagued by casting problems. The best thing about this film is that it makes its audience have in-depth conversations about the plausibility of the storyline. Someone can spend hours discussing the film. ‘Back to the Future’ is one of the most enjoyable time-traveling classics of all time. 
The use of blockbuster in the movie has contributed a lot to make the film more enjoyable. The video uses music strategically to convey a nostalgic view of the American traditions and culture of the 1950s. Zemerick incorporates certain songs that are deeply rooted in the Hol...