I assume the gameplay is a lot like Telltale's The Walking Dead?

It was made in the 80s!.. Of course you should! ;p
And it actually have good sequels (well, okay, not as good as the 1st, but still good)

(Wanted to post the Johnny B. Goode scene, but was beat on it ;p)

Thanks!

Not in, but do at least watch the first Back to the Future movie... if you like it, watch the next two movies.
I rather enjoy the trilogy, they are some of my top 'feel good' movies.

You should watch them because I haven't seen any of them in over a decade. Since someone needs to compensate for my failure, that person might as well be you.

You should definitely watch the first movie, it's a really good fun movie! Some great classic scenes. The others are OK too (not bad, just not as good as the first one)... maybe try them if you already watched the first one and liked it.

When I was a kid I was given the option of going to the theatre and seeing either "Back to the Future" or the newly released "Commando". I opted for "Commando" and I feel it has made me a better person all around. :D

Can't argue with either movie. Both are different slices of awesome.

You should watch them for Christopher Lloyd and because, well, 80's. And if you are in the mood, top them with Weird Science:D

Wrong.

Thanks to Alesh91 for the giveaway. Please count me in.

You should absolutely watch BTTF. It's one of the staples of childhood for people who grew up in the 80s and 90s in the USA. The holy grail of geek trilogies for me was Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and BTTF. If you are a fan of those kinds of blockbuster films, you can't miss out.

There's a good reason to watch it, that is this scene:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCRBPv13GMw
A lot of people don't realize how ground breaking Chuck Berry's music was. Aside from the tunes itself, he established the guitar as lead instrument in modern rock and also invented the duckwalk! Therefor it was very clever scripted to let Marty perform one of Chuck Berry's songs (before they had been published) instead of internationally better known titles e.g. from Elvis, to make the implied causation loop a bit more funny.
Thanks for the giveaway Alesh91! Please count me in.

Say Whaaat!! Michael J. Fox is the man and was great in Teen Wolf, The Hard Way, Doc Hollywood, The Frighteners along with his best performance in Casualties of War.

Watch BTTF trilogy and then check out the other awesome stuff with Michael J. Fox, if you don't then you'll be missing out on a huge cultural phenomenon. Also thanks a lot for the giveaway Alesh91 and please do count me in as well. :)

+1 for being so kind to everyone when you yourself were disappointed. I hope you catch the deal next time.

I think you will like the games when you finally play them, but please do see the movies first. I played the games and episodes 1-2, and 5 were just about worthy of the movie, which you now know is considered a blockbuster classic - like Indiana Jones and Ghostbusters. BTTF trilogy is highly memorable, and one of Christopher Lloyd's most appreciated roles. (The others were in the TV show Taxi and in a Star Trek film.) Doc Brown is wonderfully funny and Marty makes a delightful sidekick (even though we see everything from Marty's perspective.) Back then Micheal J. Fox was at his peak. His character is genuinely engaging. Yes, this was one of the biggest movies of the 80's, and you will understand so many more memes if you see it. :))

I'm in

If you see the films now as an adult, I don't think you'll be impressed. The first episode is OK, but in general I found it all quite forgettable. Still, it's a cult classic and should be watched for making up your own mind. It seems most people on this thread like it so I hope I haven't ruffled too many feathers :S

I'm in and thanks for the giveaway, Alesh91 +1

You should definitely watch the movies, I had a blast when I watched them as a kid!! =)
Now, I should really get to watching them again myself, actually...

Thanks for the giveaway, I'm in =)

Haha, yeah. Oh the memories! And you should watch it especially if you like rock, that was one of my favorite scenes =)