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Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the timeline, Doc Brown comes exploding back into your life with an all-new wacky adventure of irresponsible science! Just returned from nearly destroying himself and the entire universe, journeyman time-traveler Marty McFly just wants to enjoy a quiet weekend with his inexplicably re-cast girlfriend. But when Doc Brown returns to drag the pair to the future of Hill Valley, Marty wastes no time in once again jeopardizing the timeline and threatening to wipe us all out!
Cinester Theater invites you to come back with them... Back To The Future, Part 2, that is! Join Shawn and Keith, and their irrascible pal Syncy The Sync Goblin, as they take on one of the most overrated sequels in the history of cinema! Chock full of hilarious misconceptions about the futuer of civilization, scathing social commentary on the economy, and more incest jokes than you can shake a stick at, "Cinester Theater Presents: Back To The Future, Part 2" is one more hilarious odyssey through time and space that you'll never forget!
Oh, and if you haven't watched it already, be sure to check out "Cinester Theater Presents: Back To The Future"! And take a look at their other iRiffs, too!
Outstanding
That was great. I think I peed myself a little. Keep up the great work! "Hey Marty, instead of just telling you how you f*ck up the future so you can avoid it, I'm going to take you there so we can destroy the time line!" Can't wait for part 3.
The better part of my afternoon gone in a cloud of laughs!
I enjoyed the Back to the Future movies growing up, and these riffs are makin it quite fun to revisit the series! I recommend this (and the first one!) to anyone who likes quality riffing and lots of laughs. Doc's BS degree in Evil Science made me smile :)
Let me first say that you
Let me first say that you guys are at least as good as Mike and Bill and the rest of the site's owners. Now hurry up and make the third episode!
Good riff
Good riff. I have to admit though... I did enjoy your first BTTF more. Still... you got a few laugh out loud moments from me. Really great Doc impressions also. Super funny. I look forward to your next riff!
Superb!
I would rank this one in the top 5% of ANYTHING I have ever heard riffed. This includes MST3K. This was by far your best effort to date. The jokes just hit doubles and homers all over the place. I literally cannot recommend it enough.
Fantastic!
Very funny iRiff! Right on par with BTTF 1 (although that one is still my favorite). Good variety, performances, everything! I wish you had done more redos of the riffs from the first movie iRiff, though. Keep up the good work!
Ryan