Back to the Future Part II (1989)
22 Nov 1989 ● Latin American Spanish ● 1 hr 48 mins
Doc warns Marty that his 2015 self has gotten into trouble and they must go to the future and save it. Complications arise when Biff steals a 2015 sports almanac and uses it to alter his past, drastically changing the future.
Cast: Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson
Crew: Robert Zemeckis (Director)
Rating: U (India)
Genres: Sci-Fi
Release Dates: 22 Nov 1989 (India)
Did you know? Crispin Glover sued the filmmakers, as he had not granted permission to use his likeness in Part II. Read More
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Direction
Director
Production
Executive Producer
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Latin American Spanish
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.37:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Movie Connection(s):
Dubbed from: Back to the Future Part II (English)
Trivia:
This movie marks Elijah Wood's film debut. He plays one of the two video game boys to whom Marty speaks in the diner near the start of the film.
In commemoration of the release of a 30th anniversary Back to the Future Blu-ray box-set, a short movie called Back to the Future: Doc Brown Saves the World (2015) was filmed with Christopher Lloyd reprising his role of Doc Brown. In the movie, Doc tapes a video message, explaining that he travelled to the 2040s in a rebuilt DeLorean, and discovered that inventions such as the Hoverboard and hydrated food will cause people to become massively overweight; even worse, a simultaneous glitch in every nuclear Mr. Fusion device on the planet will cause a nuclear holocaust that decimates the world's population. He subsequently travels back in time, and successfully prevents such dangerous devices from ever being invented, thus explaining why the future 2015 as seen in this movie did not come true in reality.
Crispin Glover sued the filmmakers, as he had not granted permission to use his likeness in Part II.
In commemoration of the release of a 30th anniversary Back to the Future Blu-ray box-set, a short movie called Back to the Future: Doc Brown Saves the World (2015) was filmed with Christopher Lloyd reprising his role of Doc Brown. In the movie, Doc tapes a video message, explaining that he travelled to the 2040s in a rebuilt DeLorean, and discovered that inventions such as the Hoverboard and hydrated food will cause people to become massively overweight; even worse, a simultaneous glitch in every nuclear Mr. Fusion device on the planet will cause a nuclear holocaust that decimates the world's population. He subsequently travels back in time, and successfully prevents such dangerous devices from ever being invented, thus explaining why the future 2015 as seen in this movie did not come true in reality.
Crispin Glover sued the filmmakers, as he had not granted permission to use his likeness in Part II.
