Back to the Future, the 1985 sci-fi/fantasy/family adventure from Director Robert Zemeckis and starring Micheal J.Fox and Christopher Lloyd, is a very popular film and widely considered a classic. But why is it considered a classic? Why has Back to The Future stood the test of time (Pun intended)? Chris is joined by fellow Quinnipiac University alum and film-buff Nick Giglio to discuss the underrated charm and legacy of Back to The Future, and what has helped it resonate with audiences for over thirty-five years. There's a lot to unpack, from it's simplistic use of time-travel, to its themes of parents and family.
