In the second film the changes to the past in the first film could then start to be seen such as when Marty taught his father to stand up for himself and in the present his father became a successful man and Biff was his servant. (BTTF II) This showed that if someone changes their actions in the present then they can change their future. The life changing decision made by his father in the past changed the future entirely, greatly improved the life of him and his family. Down the road I the film, Biff goes back to the past and gives himself a sports almanac that has the records of all sports game in the future; this alters the future and makes Biff a big rich megalomaniac. (BTTF II) This was one of the films biggest examples of malleable future ever and created ad entirely alternate future to the last. This shows just how possible it is to change the future of an individual. Lastly in the film coming in at the second biggest example is when Marty goes into the past and destroys Biff 's almanac and completely changes the future again back to the original 1985. (BTTF II) It showed that the future could be changed so dramaticly by just one book in the right mans hands. The future is completely malleable by this example. The second film showed that the future was completely changeable but in the second it can be drawn that …show more content…
fear, future is malleable, and small things now change make big changes later went well supported. The themes in the BTTF trilogy were important for the everyday man to know because it encourages those who believe their future is fixed and broken to take control and make it what they want it. Many people don’t believe that their future is theirs and unwritten but examples of theme in these movies show people otherwise. The future on a man is everything to who they will be the moment later and thats why they must mold it to how they want