Back to the Future (1985) – A Perspective Review

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Few films feature power, nostalgia, brilliant acting, and tethers to two more profound entries that build, and build, and shine. The value of Back to the Future isn’t just that it was a movie that came at a time – we all needed a movie like it, but because of the spine it built for … Continue reading Back to the Future (1985) – A Perspective Review →