Present time: Oct 21 2015 PM 7:28 Biff´s future?

The date has arrived. More than a handful of people have fantasized about this day for 30 years. Since one of the movies that has influenced the collective imagination was released, and incredibly Hollywood and its voracious appetite for easy money has been respected, it has finally come to your appointment with time patients travelers

As is expected, discussions and remembrances and reflections on the film focus on aspects related to material culture, if that product came out, which still do not, because if, why not. The high priests of merchandising have done what they know best: the really flying skateboard, self-adjusting tennis, the clothes are washed and dried by itself, the Google glasses, anyway ...

All fascinating, but at this time I am assailed by reflection, which of the three timelines raised in the film is that we are living?

Sounds like a contributory superfluous input to what we were talking back to the pop debate, but as in all human activity, there is always a background that brings to reflection.

Most of those who have seen the series remember the explanation of Dr. Brown on the board where he draws a straight timeline where the great future that lies pose, a down line that represents the future where Biff is powerful. Dear Doc. Brown you forget to quote the real line, where McFly are losers and Biff is above them, the reality that eventually is given to when Marty McFly become disabled and so he not fulfill his dream of being a rockstar, interesting, isn't it?

So for practical purposes to what future are we? One where the "good" travel through time and reassembled over and over his errors, or one where the "bad" due and their corrupt actions lead us to this disorganized future, stuck in past fashions and commercial interests that do not let prosper the progress of mankind so that their benefits are replicated to all, or is the future of that timeline that sooner or later prosecutes making everything back the way it came to be. In the end may be the point where the whole story began where Biff does not waxing cars, nor to their reports ...

These fantastic stories have innocently (?)  made millions believe that the second chance can only be given if you go back in time, not facing your falls and getting up.The message of the trilogy is that, despite the final try of the Doc. Brown with the disturbing train at the end of the third movie.

At the end, they're just for fun, to one side of the screen and make a lot of money on the other side, each side doing what it likes. The beauty would stop there, something almost impossible in this world where many people are thinking about the screen rather than on film of their lives.

Those who are going to live every minute of the next 30 years, salute you Dr. Emmett Brown. Great movie