Filip PoProstu

I am not a huge fan of this one. The future and alternative present are so cool that I would like to spend a whole movie in those realities. I have the same problem with the finale of this movie that I have with *Across the Spiderverse. *It just does not feel like a finished story for me and more like a teaser to the sequel. I don't like this way of writing. Also, I don't like that they leave Jennifer. She was a great addition to the story and I would love to see more of her. It is still fun. A bit messy at times, but fun.

Second year in a row I hype myself up for a dinosaur movie and come out of a cinema disappointed. Obviously, this one is thousand times better than *Jurassic World: Rebirth*. This movie has a lot of really, really cool concepts and based only on that it could have been one of my favourite movies of the year. Onfortunately many of those concepts is used only on a very shallow level. At least, we've got updated designs of dinosaurs, because it does not have to fit into the Jurassic frachise stylisticly.

It is just a fun thing to watch. Very simple in construction yet effective. I would like it to either have a bit more emotional depth or to spent some more time dealing with the consequences of the time travel and its morality. I would like the way this movie concludes if there were more of the relations created and I could just go fully emotional then, but in the current state of the movie it lacks in this department and, because of that I had too much time to think about the fact that we are suppoused to be celebrating that Marty artificialy improved his life by destroying the life of someone else. It is, obviously satisfying to see Biff being penalised for his wrongdoings, because he is a genuinly bad guy, but it just felt weird to me. I still really liked this movie.

I love the first half of the movie. When it is this chaotic slice of life with some phylosophical moments and some song that are absolut bangers. But then the plot-twist distupts the pace and all-around vibe of the movie and it never really finds something that would feel natural in exchange. There is still a couple of good scenes later on in the movie, but there is not enought of them. Matthew McConaughey is great here and he is a heart of the movie.