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Robert Zemeckis

writer, director

Back to the Future I

Back to the Future

by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis
Typical skateboarding teenager Marty McFly meets Doc Brown for the first test of his DeLorean time machine, but when Libyan terrorists strike, things go awry, Marty and the DeLorean end up in 1955 where his parents are teens, and the Doc of 1955 must now send Marty back to the future.
— Michael Main
Next Saturday night, we’re sending you . . . back to the future!
Back to the Future by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis (at movie theaters, USA, 3 July 1985).

Back to the Future II

Back to the Future II

by Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis
Doc Brown takes Marty and Jennifer from 1985 to 2015 to save their children from a bad fate, but the consequences pile up when Biff also gets in on the time-travel action.
— Michael Main
The time-traveling is just too dangerous. Better that I devote myself to study the other great mystery of the universe—women!
Back to the Future II by Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis (at movie theaters, USA, 22 November 1989).

Back to the Future III

Back to the Future III

by Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis
Marty and 1955-Doc travel back to the Old West where 1985-Doc is trapped along with various Biff ancestors and a possible love interest for Doc.
— Michael Main
Doc: [blowing train whistle] I’ve wanted to do that my whole life!
Back to the Future III by Bob Gale, directed by Robert Zemeckis (at movie theaters, USA, 25 May 1990).

Contact

by James V. Hart and Michael Goldenberg, directed by Robert Zemeckis
Jodie Foster creates a convincing Ellie in this big screen release of Sagan’s novel.
— Michael Main
You want to classify prime numbers now?
Contact by James V. Hart and Michael Goldenberg, directed by Robert Zemeckis (at movie theaters, Canada and USA, 11 July 1997).

The Polar Express

by Robert Zemeckis and William Broyles, Jr., directed by Robert Zemeckis
You didn’t think that Robert Zemeckis put that flux capacitor in the engine room for no reason, did you? Then again, maybe he did, because apart from the three Back to the Future Easter eggs, I didn’t spot a lick of time travel in The Polar Express.
— Michael Main
Boy: (blowing train whistle) I’ve wanted to do that my whole life!
The Polar Express by Robert Zemeckis and William Broyles, Jr., directed by Robert Zemeckis (Chicago International Film Festival, 21 October 2004).

Back to the Future: Doc Brown Saves The World

by Bob Gale, Glenn Sanders, and Robert Zemeckis, directed by Glenn Sanders and Robert Zemeckis
Back to the Future: Doc Brown Saves The World by Bob Gale, Glenn Sanders, and Robert Zemeckis, directed by Glenn Sanders and Robert Zemeckis (direct-to-video, USA, 20 October 2015).
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