Der Teenager Marty McFly wird mit der Zeitmaschine seines Freundes, dem skurrilen Wissenschaftler Dr. Emmett Brown, versehentlich ins Jahr 1955 geschleudert. Dort verhindert er zunächst unabsichtlich, dass sich seine zukünftigen Eltern kennen lernen und in einander verlieben, womit er seine eigene Zeugung gefährdet. Zu allem Überfluss verguckt sich seine Mutter auch noch in ihn. Ihm bleibt nun eine Woche Zeit, seinen tollpatschigen Vater mit seiner Mutter zu verkuppeln und gemeinsam mit Docs dreißig Jahre jüngerem alter Ego einen Plan zu entwickeln, wie sie das bevorstehende große Gewitter nutzen können, um ihn in die Gegenwart zurück zu schicken.
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- Manuel Frangis26. März 2025I just watched Back to the Future again and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This movie is perfect. No matter how many times I watch it, it never stops being fun. The characters are iconic, the story is super clever, the pacing is spot on, and it just has that magic energy that very few movies can capture. It is one of the best time travel movies ever made, hands down. Michael J. Fox is amazing as Marty McFly, the cool but relatable teenager who accidentally travels back in time to 1955. From the second he’s on screen, you’re rooting for him. He’s funny, quick on his feet, and you totally buy him as a kid trying to navigate a situation that keeps getting more and more complicated. Whether he’s skateboarding through town or awkwardly dealing with his teenage parents, he carries every scene with just the right balance of charm and panic. Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown is absolutely legendary. His energy, wild facial expressions, and mad scientist voice make him unforgettable. Every scene with Doc is entertaining, and the chemistry between him and Marty is what really makes the movie shine. They’re complete opposites, but their friendship feels real and makes everything more fun. The way they bounce off each other is perfect. The time travel plot is super tight and easy to follow, even though it deals with big sci-fi ideas. Marty’s main mission is simple—get back to the future—but the way it all plays out is genius. Every choice he makes in the past has consequences, and the movie does a great job of showing how time travel can mess things up in ways you would never expect. There’s tension, comedy, and just the right amount of chaos. The 1950s setting is done so well. The production design, costumes, and music all make you feel like you’ve actually traveled back in time. Everything from the cars to the hairstyles to the diner scenes helps bring the world to life. The contrast between Marty’s modern attitude and the old-school setting adds so many great moments. It’s packed with little details that make each rewatch better. The supporting characters are all great too. George McFly, Lorraine, Biff—each one is memorable and has their own arc. Watching George go from nervous wreck to standing up for himself is so satisfying. Biff is such a classic bully, and he plays the role perfectly. Even the smaller characters add to the world and bring in laughs. The soundtrack is iconic. Huey Lewis and the News, the score by Alan Silvestri, the clock tower sequence—it all hits so hard. The music gives the movie even more energy and adds to every big moment. That theme is instantly recognizable and still gets stuck in my head in the best way. I give Back to the Future 5 out of 5 stars because it’s basically a flawless movie. It’s smart, funny, exciting, emotional, and just straight-up entertaining from beginning to end. The characters are unforgettable, the writing is clever, and every single scene has a purpose. Overall Back to the Future is a masterpiece of adventure and storytelling that totally holds up today. It’s a movie I’ll always go back to. No matter how much time passes, it’s still just as fun as the first time I saw it. Great Scott, this movie rules.
- Walter Jospeh Kovacs24. Oktober 2025One of the greatest movies ever - it is so well done in every way. I was born in the decade of its release so this movie is so nostalgic for me and so definitively 80s. No wonder young people feel anemoia (a nostalgia about things not personally experienced) for this era! My only criticism is I ran the numbers several times I don't think 88mph is a realistic speed to initiate the gravitational distortions required - need just over 600,000,000 mph
- Richard17. Oktober 2025This isn’t just a movie, it’s a time machine for your soul. I saw Back to the Future in the cinema when the world still ran on cassette tapes and optimism. The moment that DeLorean hit 88 mph, my brain hit permanent nostalgia mode. Michael J. Fox is Marty McFly, the coolest accidental time traveler ever, a kid who skateboards through paradoxes and still makes it home for dinner. Christopher Lloyd’s Doc Brown? A chaotic genius with wild hair and a heart of gold. Their chemistry is lightning in a bottle, literally. And the soundtrack? I own the LP, and it still spins like a portal to 1985. Huey Lewis & The News, Alan Silvestri’s score, it’s the sound of adventure, rebellion and that perfect blend of synth and sentiment. Every track feels like it’s daring you to dream bigger. Rewatching it feels flawless. The pacing, the jokes, the emotional beats, it all lands. It’s clever without being smug, heartfelt without being cheesy and packed with enough cultural resonance to make you believe time travel is real… or at least wish it were.
- Kevin Ward1. Juli 2025Watched with my youngest son for the first time tonight. It had been a really long time since I’d seen it, but I still love it so much. It’s extremely well written, with lots of great setups and call backs that work really well, and hardly any line of dialogue is wasted. I know it’s blasphemy, but I would love a remake or a reboot of this franchise. While my son enjoyed it, so many of the joke references are quite dated and flew completely over his head. I think there’s plenty of room to refresh this franchise.
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Zurück in die Zukunft wurde am 3. Juli 1985 veröffentlicht.
Regie in Zurück in die Zukunft führte(n) Robert Zemeckis.
Zurück in die Zukunft hat eine Spielzeit von 1 Std., 56 Min..
Zurück in die Zukunft wurde produziert von Bob Gale, Neil Canton.
Der Teenager Marty McFly wird mit der Zeitmaschine seines Freundes, dem skurrilen Wissenschaftler Dr. Emmett Brown, versehentlich ins Jahr 1955 geschleudert. Dort verhindert er zunächst unabsichtlich, dass sich seine zukünftigen Eltern kennen lernen und in einander verlieben, womit er seine eigene Zeugung gefährdet. Zu allem Überfluss verguckt sich seine Mutter auch noch in ihn. Ihm bleibt nun eine Woche Zeit, seinen tollpatschigen Vater mit seiner Mutter zu verkuppeln und gemeinsam mit Docs dreißig Jahre jüngerem alter Ego einen Plan zu entwickeln, wie sie das bevorstehende große Gewitter nutzen können, um ihn in die Gegenwart zurück zu schicken.
Die Hauptcharaktere in Zurück in die Zukunft sind Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox), Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd), George McFly (Crispin Glover).
Zurück in die Zukunft ist bewertet mit 12.
Zurück in die Zukunft its ein Adventure, Komödie, Science Fiction Film.
Zurück in die Zukunft hat eine Benutzerbewertung von 9.5 von 10.
Zurück in die Zukunft hatte ein Budget von 19 Mio. $.
Zurück in die Zukunft erzielte Einnhamen von 381,1 Mio. $ an den Kinokassen.