What Are The Themes In The Back To The Future Trilogy

The Back to the Future Trilogy was an exciting and adventurous film from 1985. This film is directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale. Back to the Future had several different genres including: comedy, romance, action, science fiction, adventure, family, and fantasy. This movie stars the two main characters, Marty McFly and Dr. Emmet Brown, who travel back in time and to the future with each other. It all starts when Dr. Emmet Brown shows Marty the time machine and then he gets shot and killed so Marty takes the time machine and travels back into the past to try and save Dr. Brown. After that they try and take the time machine back in time to try and right the wrongs that people have done. A prominent theme in the Back to the Future Trilogy was thinking before acting, this is illustrated by actions, speech, and
After Marty gets sent back to 1955 he meets Dr. Emmet Brown when he was a little younger. When Marty tries to go back to the present time he can’t because he needs 14,000 gigawatts in order for the time machine to work. Doc tries to help fix the time machine to get Marty back to his time so he doesn’t mess up the past, which could alter the future. Marty then meets his future dad at the dinner where his dad is getting bullied by Biff, so “Marty tries to intervene and help him, which was a bad idea because then he had to try and escape from Biff or he would have then again gotten bullied for not thinking before doing something” (BTTF I). Luckily Marty gets away safely and his dad, McFly, is okay as well. This is the first place where Marty’s future mom first saw him for the first time and she thought he was hot, thus causing Loraine, his mom, to fall for him instead of McFly. Scene by scene everything is just