Back to the Future III
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The trilogy began with Marty saving Doc from a bullet & poetically ends with the same mission.
This time in 1885.
Outlaws and cowboy hats adorn the screen as our hero’s work out how to return to the future alive. This time Doc finds love.
Not a masterpiece, but fun.
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Yes I agree that it's not a masterpiece. It's least favourite out of the theree but it still was fun!