Back To The Future: The Hill Valley Chronicles

I was floored this was turned into a 10 episode series that made it spanned into adventures. The choices of jumping around a bit and with the help of some cool editing choices really made this one hell of an edit. A prized piece to behold!

Every few years I get an urge to re-watch the BTTF trilogy. I came across this edit and thought it would be a fun\different way of the viewing the trilogy and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I watched the 1955 episodes in black and white which was great and would recommend it as it matches the era. I know the idea is to watch an Episode a week on a Saturday at 7.30pm like the golden days of TV aka 80's but I couldn't help myself and binge watched all episodes (thanks a lot Netflix!). I would highly recommend this way of watching BTTF at least once as it was fun way of watching the trilogy.

This was one of the first edits I watched, I saw it in August but just haven't gotten around to leaving a review until now.

A very fun edit to watch, love how the timeline was changed (or at least the order it was displayed). Quality was top notch, making it 16:9 instead of widescreen was a nice touch. Really makes the difference between a film v. TV vibe.

I think I noticed a few cuts just because I'm so familiar with the source material, but they weren't poorly done or anything so all the editing still gets a 10/10.

Highly recommend this edit!

Woo hoo! I've only just seen two episodes, as I'm following the weekly posts, but I can already sum up that this is great! Credits look stunning and professional, previously and next are also very well done. The cliffhangers that ends these episodes work very well, and keeps you interested, especially if you're not on Netflix and binge watching everything. That montage of 1955 in the first episode really works, as well as looks great. Flashbacks for old Biff too, fits into the story with no major headaches. Edits are great, video quality looks fine even when watching on Vimeo stream. It definitely works and would recommend anyone that has a copy tune in!

Great Scott! Just binged the whole thing and it was a treat. Having seen the trilogy numerous times this was quite a fresh experience. Watched all color version. Sinbad managed to mix up the narrative and deliver it in ten thrilling episodes. Great credits design overall. Video editing excellent, audio editing quite solid except few instances of a bit louder music under spoken lines, mostly in "previous/next" snippets, and few mismatched audio levels but nothing that would upset a casual viewer. Highly recommended!