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‘Back To The Future: The Musical’ Broadway Review: Johnny B. Goode Enough

Back To The Future: The Musical took me on a nostalgic journey back to the beloved ’80s movie, but unfortunately, I couldn’t find Peggy Sue Got Married on any of my streaming services. Now, don’t get me wrong, the original 1985 Back to the Future film starring Michael J. Fox was a charming masterpiece in the time-travel genre, followed by the iconic Bill

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Lucas, a self-taught cinephile from Austin, Texas, discovered his love for film at an early age through his father's vast collection of classic movies. With a background in graphic design, he combines his artistic sensibilities with his film knowledge to create visually compelling articles and video essays.

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