The Bill & Ted Movies - Nostalgia Critic
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Before Bill & Ted Face the Music comes out the Nostalgia Critic looks back at the strange, but "excellent" adventures of our favorite valley boys!
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Rio 2 plesae
Review The Simpsons Movie (2007).
Review Steven Universe: The Movie and invite AwestruckVox from The Roundtable.
Could there be a Dark Toons episode on “That’s Life!” from The Fairly Oddparents?
Review mad max enter the thunderdome
I really like how the actors who had to play historical characters spoke in the same language they would speak and didn’t do that thing where everybody speaks English for no reason. It made them feel real
But, unless the Tardis was translating for them, how could they understand Bill and Ted’s modern English, and how could Bill and Ted understand their various languages?
@@cjwrench07 they didnt really understand each other, they knew vasic facial expressions
Also if I’m correct Freud was bilingual so he could translate for some of them
Doctor Cthulhu TARDIS?
@@jessiehall1828 time traveling phone box.
"I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers." Pretty much sums up this year.
October’s disaster is scheduled to be: Cthulhu, soooo....just party on dude. (Not me obviously, I’m just his Podiatrist Cousin)
@@cjwrench07 Honestly I think domestic terrorism or a mass shooting are far more likely though I do appreciate the appeal of something as whimsical as an interstellar squid man. Goodness knows we could all use some whimsy right now... and tenticles.
i swear on my mother i was thinking the same thing
Astroid is coming in November.....
I think the theory behind Death losing at those games is because he's only ever played chess, because that's what you're supposed to challenge him with. But Bill & Ted are crazy non-traditional guys. Or just ignorant of the customs. Or both. Especially both.
My theory is typically Death picks the games and always goes with chess but after Bill & Ted melvined him he got pissed off and decided not only was he gonna leave them in hell if they lost (because that line about them staying there makes no sense as they weren’t meant to go there in the first place) but they’d be the creators of their own demise by them picking a game for him to beat them at
My theory is that everybody who goes to death always lets him win because I know he's a sore loser
I thought the joke was that Death is just that easy to beat in a game, and every near-miss with death in history was having the guts to demand to play him, and then winning because he's actually not good at them at all. I thought the vibe around his line, "No one has ever won,' was that he was lying big-time. Sore losers have big egos.
the joke is that you're not supposed to win...
Well after the 3rd movie I think it's clear, he's just a sore loser.
"I'd ask whats going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers." I want that on a T-shirt.
I would buy that in a HEARTBEAT.
I'd wear that on a hat
I’m gonna make it someday.
I already made one with my sewing machine
coffee cup
Fun fact: that’s Alex Winter playing the role of his grandma in hell. That is a great job they did on his costume, they should’ve gotten an Oscar nomination for those effects!
Seriously. I didn't even know that until earlier this year. Old Age makeup in the 80s and 90s were almost always awful. But this one was so good.
11:20 thats a Showbiz Pizza they decorated.
If Suicide Squad can get one for their effects, over way more deserving movies, this series should have got more than just a nomination.
The 1st movie: the sound design obviously.
The 2nd movie: the practical grandma AND *Station* effects.
Wait, WHAT? You learn something new every day.
Most terrifying and convincing makeup ever
I like how they didn't use a Van cause it was "too close to the delorean" and then they went with a Phone box and didn't see the irony
Now that.....is hilarious.
Maybe Doctor Who wasn’t as popular then
@@shizuwolf
Dr Who just went off the air at that time. Keep in time you mostly/only saw it on PBS. So it wasn't main stream.
And then the sequel has them riding in a van (even though it doesn't time travel).
Thats the joke
My favorite part is when they keep calling Joan of arc "Noah's wife."
They only say that once, but they do keep calling her Miss Ovark
@@weldonwin ...does that weirdly sound like someone trying to come up with an ovary joke? or is that just me?
@@yeldarb141983 ...no?
@@kaitlynreynolds5192 yeah, looking back, I think I read "miss Ovark" differently than they probably said it in the movie, lol.
"This was actually the late 80's early 90's American adaptation of Doctor Who."
Tell that to Paul McGann.
Teeeeechnically, his TV movie aired in 1996 and thus would be considered the late 90s. XD
He should have gotten more time as the Doctor, 1 movie and a short is not enough.
@@paladinslate9609 I'm not sure if this is still true and I know it's different, but at one point he was actually the person who played The Doctor the longest through the Big Finish audio plays. I believe he references some characters from them in his final short, which I must admit, was a great service to him and fans, I think. I never liked the "half human" thing, but even that movie was a nice send-off for Sylvester McCoy.
I agree Jacob Hogan
When you realize Bill and Ted had a better devil than Spawn
Weird how in three of Reeve's films he met satan.
@@anubusx "And then Constatine showed and and went NOPE..."
Not that hard to pull off
@Merciless Freak granted the devil in spawn was actualy called malebolgia and satan was someone else and malebolgia always kinda awful looking like a fatass middle manager (which he kinda was) movies is somehow worse
Leonardo de Pression to be more specific, Movie Spawn. Not the comic Spawn, Malbogia is actually horrifying in the comics
Bill and Ted is basically America’s version of doctor who
Mud man Ag Except actually good
@@martyjackson4166 Doctor Who was great up until Jodie Whittaker
No that is not tub time machine lol
Bill and Ted killed the 13th Doctor and air guitar on her
And a much better one to me because I never watched Dr. Who!
The writers were actually pitched the "this time they have to pass English" idea like you mentioned and not only they refused to do that and so did Keanu and Alex.
Thing is it’s actually a cool idea if it wasn’t just a complete retread. The idea of these two idiots who probably can’t read past a second grade level having to travel into these massive and complex stories like Huckleberry Finn, Lord Of The Rings and Sherlock Holmes is interesting and could’ve really taken the duo out of their comfort zone as their simplistic view of the world is challenged by super serious and deep characters. But instead they just wanted to do the “go to this place and pick up a character” schtick again
@@mrcritical6751 What actions do Bill & Ted take (aside from failing a high school class) that make you think they’re idiots or can’t read?
And how would time traveling get them to meet fictional literary characters? I won’t meet Elrond if I go to 1300’s Europe.
@@chrissmith6097 for starters it was confirmed by Ed Solomon that the original pitch for a Bill & Ted sequel was the booth would take them into books so they could kidnap famous literary characters, the one example I remember him using is there was a scene where Bill & Ted ride the booth down the river alongside Huckleberry Finn.
Secondly some of the posters for Excellent Adventure literally said they couldn’t spell so I’m pretty sure their reading isn’t that good
@@mrcritical6751 except they have a most eloquent and versatile vocabulary so it's clear English isn't that hard they probably just don't read and don't do their school work
“I’d ask what’s going on, but I’m afraid I’d get answers.” Literally me in class
Hehe same
"I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'll get answers." The motto of 2020.
No the motto of 2020 is “everything sucks”
Uh...You see the comment right below yours, right? At least TRY to be original. I mean wow
@@EmptyAltruism No, I didn't. But how dare I have the same idea as someone else right? Right.. How dare I not scrub through every single comment made before even thinking of posting my own as it comes.
@@EmptyAltruism originality is a myth or at least is very rare. If you tried to be original 24/7 you'd be dead. Bc by this point even breathing isn't original.
People can have the same ideas. You need to let loose my guy.
Don’t worry about it, the Class X Coronal Mass Ejection is scheduled for Nov-1st, so just party on dude. 🎶🎶🎶🎶
I actually liked Bill and Ted Face the Music. I loved how much like them their daughters were, they were adorable.
I enjoyed it as well.
Thank you for such a kind tribute to a wonderful, funny and often underrated British actor.
Tony Steedman who played Socrates was an up and coming sit-com star in the UK, who moved over to the US and enjoyed minor success in film and TV before splitting his time in the 1990s between both sides of the pond with his wife the truly great British Actress Judy Parfitt.
He died in 2001 after a battle with Alzheimer's disease.
Nice to see him appreciated still.
Fun fact: Jane Wiedlin(of The Go-Go's), was in the first Bill & Ted film.
She was Joan of Arc.
That does explain how she was so good at that exercise
I had no idea! Cool!
And I say unto you:
"Be excellent to each other."
And Party on, Dudes!
“And party on, dudes!”
JESUS CHRIST WHY DID SHE LEAVE ME!?
Jesus Christ it’s Jesus Christ!
Thanks Jesus!
Hey, the Critic is right. The Bill and Ted sequel did referenced Battleship better than its own movie. 27:30
MorganZoeArtist Heck, even Toy Story got it right.
Yeah it was already out when this review came out, hence the joke
Part of the success of Bill and Ted, aside from Winters and Reeves being damn perfect, is that they are not dumb. They just don’t really care about much but it is never like Ted can’t read or Bill forgets to flush the toilet. Hell, they even give a good reason for trusting Rufus: “why would we lie to ourselves?”
My favorite joke in the entire series? “Hi, I am Ted ‘Theodore’ Logan.”
Ted's dad's Keanu impression is still to this day the most spot on ever put to film.. The difference between someone who actually know Keanu and someone who's only seen Keanu in movies and in interviews.
This is a most excellent pair of movies to review.
SAN DIMAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RULES!!!
*STATION!*
It's computers!
Be excellent to each other...and party on dudes!!
No lie, I said that at the end of my toast to my brother at his wedding.
laaaast NIGHT-- i had a dream
that we went to disneyland
WE WENT ON ALL THE RIDES DIDN'T HAVE TO WAIT IN LINE
It’s strange that Malcolm was missing from his own room when Malcolm arrived from the future
Musta been taken a big one in the bathroom.
He was asleep in the other room
He was in the room. Its just his Furry outfit isn’t green screen friendly, so he got edited out by accident.
"I'd ask questions, but I'm afraid i'd get answers" is a pretty funny line tbh
Never realized Napoleon was the bathtub guy from The Truman Show 🤯
No mention that it was Alex Winter playing Bill's grandma in Hell? Of course, I just realized this myself.
Chad same
I've seen this movie a hundred times and I only recently learned this fact XD
No mention of the villain's name, DeNomolos, which is Ed Solomon's name (one of the writers) spelled backwards.
Also one of the biker vampires in Lost Boys
🎼"You might be a king
Or a little street sweeper.
But sooner or later
You'll dance with the reaper!"
I'm surprised the review didn't mention that Death was paraphrasing the last words of a man who murdered two sixteen year old boys in California. I mean, if you're looking for strange and disturbing trivia...
@@janosjph2867 I didn't know that, but that both makes it really uncomfortable and somehow perfect for this movie.
@@KairuHakubi You are right! The fact that he did the crime in the seventies threw me off but he was executed a year after the film. My bad.
Man: Are you a musician?
Beethoven:....
The look and the silence just says everything.
The sign behind Genghis Khan is talking about tennis rackets. They’re stings would come lose and handle grips ware out. Some sporting goods stores would provide a service to repair the rackets.
Did you know before his acting career Keanu Reeves performed is a Shakespeare show in my home town of Winnipeg? (Canada) pretty cool!
Well, he was in Kenneth Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing, so it's not a complete surprise.
@@femoman I love keanu but seeing him pop up in that just made me laugh and say "no."
@@femoman How is it that Keanu Reeves does a terrible job acting in Dracula, but he so excellent as Ted???
"Did you hear that, Merriwether? I think they mean to brawl!"
"I'll take Neo"
"I'll take the one that no one knows, at all!"
Nice ERB reference.
ERB Represent!!!
Ah damn dude don’t hit there
Be excellent RUFUS
"Its like Guillermo Del Toro directed a NickJr. show" I died.
Ironic seeing how Guillermo has made kids shows now in the form of his Netflix cartoons
@@mrcritical6751 wizards, trollhunters, 3below are a great trilogy, there's even a movie
@@Sphiinxs I can’t wait for the movie, I wonder if it’s gonna have a Dreamworks movie level budget or if it’s going to have a similar budget to the cartoons
@@mrcritical6751 something a bit similar to the httyd series
"enter like a frog wearing a diaper filled with diarrhea..." looks like someone's been playing the new battle toads.
Review South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.
I hoped you would comment this sjsjdkda and YES!! WE WANT SOUTH PARK!!!
Yes I want this so bad
You're never gonna give up are ya?
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Deshawn Edwards That movie is way to clever for NC. His whole style is just, “hey look at this dumb clip and I’ll make an easy joke about it, then at the end I have some kind of unexplained opinion about it I pretend is profound.”
I enjoy way too much that "Death is trying to destroy Keanu Reeves career" after watching the review it's like" Yeah sure that makes a whole lot of sense..."
Death Was still piss that he sank His battleship.
@@KairuHakubi I completely agree
They Melvined me
What Death would think that Keanu was forced to do The Watcher?🤣🤣🤣
@@germanacola2234 I liked that movie 🤷
as a Swedish person watching americans do swedish accents, I'm okey with that. but you missed a swedish chef joke "hurdy gurdy smorgorsbord"
I heard you guys call him the Norwegian chef over in Sweden?
@@tiger1chu 🤔 I can't find any information that we do that. However I do find "Svenske kocken" (swedish chef in swedish) on Wikipedia
@Mokarokas - It's not a Swedish accent. It's a Czech accent - a pretty good one at that.
@Mokarokas - The Grim Reaper, William Sadler, is speaking with a Czech accent. That is not a Swedish accent. Swedish accents are usually very slight because just about everyone there speaks English as a second language. Doug was mistaken.
@Mokarokas - The Seventh Seal. I can understand the confusion lol. Sadler is actually an accent coach, so I just felt the need to respect his craft a bit.
I think the continuous timelines is for their 'internal clocks.' Even if they're traveling through time, their bodies are flowing continuously.
That being said, while they can come back at any point in time.. it's beneficial to them to continue on in time in sync with their biological clocks.
(Something like time traveling at 30 for 10 years.. then coming back to the exact point you left, but you're 40 now even though the calendar says you're still 30.)
That makes sense, why didn't they say that in the movie?
@@seamusquain2706
They probably didn't plan it that way.
George Carlin putting more effort into a role than is required is basically his career in a nutshell.
Him as the Bishop? Maybe it was cardinal... In dogma was just excellent, meet the new direction for the Catholic Church! Buddy Christ!
@@jr2904 Cardinal Glick. He's the type of asshole to bless his golf clubs for a better game.
@The Ian Benjamin Sybesma Show 😂dafuq
I don't know. I love Carlin, but in his movies, he wasn't a good actor in my book.
Probably cause I saw him in his stand up comedy and heard his audio books. So I expected the same humor and controversial content in his movies. The only movie that comes to that was his cameo in Scary movie 3 or 4.
@@psistis80 I didn't mean he's a good actor. I'm just saying, no matter the role, Carlin never phoned it in. And he had more than a few check collectors in his career.
Back when we all saw Keanu as a stoner and the “Whoa!” guy 😆 little did we know that once the 2010s hit, we got the likes of “John Wick” and began taking Keanu seriously & knowing how awesome he is
He is still funny though
I think that happened before, dude. That little movie called The Matrix? John Wick will not likely be remembered much in 20 years, it will be just another revenge movie with a badass main character, we have had tons of those. Ever heard of Death Wish?
He got some pretty badass roles in Speed and Point Break. Everyone has liked him as an action star even before the matrix. The matrix was so influential it affected pop culture for years. John wick was just icing on the cake.
@@SwiftNimblefoot so we already had a shit Ton of movie were a cartoon character breaks the forth wall all the Time... Yet we still love deadpool even if it isn't the most original shit ever, plus its Also a revenge story too. I Guess you are another "how to train your dragón is shit because Is not original" guy
@@Davidsworldtravels Was Speed considered his breakout movie where it he was known as the actor and just 'oh look it's Ted'
"I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers"
I've always liked Constantine
"I'm afraid to ask whats going on... but I'm afraid I'd get answers."
the line of the show ladies and gentlemen.
I think there's no limit to what you could apply that quote too.
The Bill and Ted films : The Magnum Opus of 90s films .
They’re the epitome of the 90s
@@Jungoguy But one is 80's
U get sooo many likes.. how do you do it
They are so dated, yet so timeless.
Weren’t they 80’s?
Random side note: The actor that played Billy The Kid, also played Ram in Tron.
Okay, I know it doesn't really add anything to the topic, but it's my one piece of useless trivia knowledge, and I finally had an opportunity to use it.
Also, great episode! Thank you, and stay awesome!
Also, also, San Dimas high school football rules!
I did not know that. That's actually kind of cool.
@@dude37 I thought everyone knew that San Dimas High School football rules.
25:07 "I totally posessed my dad" It's funny that Keanu Reeves probably has the same age as this man, nowadays
Not gonna lie, The Personal Hell scene from start to end scared me as a kid. That fucking bunny... and all three running down halls toward them was fucking even more scary. Great movies though. I can't wait to see the third one. Party on my dudes.
SAME! And the bunny was designed by the guy who did Chucky!
Whoever was in charge of hell went above and beyond to making it truly terrifying.
My acting teacher back in college was Ted's dad in these movies and I just realized that ahahahahha
He’s also got the best lying face ever in LA Noire
@@KairuHakubi All the Sarge did was say "dude" over and over. The actor playing Captain Logan did a MUCH better job
Did you know that Bill’s grandma was played by the same actor that played Bill.
“A Poison song’s the right answer to anything.”
Unskinny Bop indeed.
We I love is how much they filmed this movie in Arizona. Everything from the mall to the Circle K, even the outside of the house for Bill and Ted was located in the Phoenix and Glendale Arizona area. The mall they used was a mall that actually just permanently closed call metro center mall. Back in the 80s it was a super popular place for teens,
"I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers." If that doesn't explain my mindset during 2020, I don't know what does.
NOSTALGIA CRITIC, MAKE A REVIEW OF ARTEMIS FOWL, YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FROM IT FOR EVER
Lol, I too hate the Nostalgia Critic and can think of no better way to make him suffer than to have him review the Artemis Fowl movie!
I don’t hate him but I think Cats will make him suffer more.
Soon
You guys are sadistic assholes!🤣🤣🤣
@@luigiman2261 Is it a threat?
The clock in "San Dymus" is there to show how much time elapsed since Bill and Ted took it. As time is constantly changing around them, they need it to know how much they aged. I bet the date is showing on the clock.
I've always had a theory about why "the clock in San Dimas is always running". My guess/theory (especially after seeing the new trailers) is that there are multiple timelines, but only one timeline where Bill & Ted's music causes harmony, peace, AND time travel. Once the wise dudes send Rufus to "play the time game" and give Bill & Ted access to the booth, they are able to create new futures, and with it, alternate timelines. Also, taking historical figures from the past wouldn't have repercussions on the main timeline if they decided to tell Lincoln or Joan of Ark how they eventually die. Those instances would branch off into other timelines that we don't see.
So, in other words, since time travel only exists in one future, the original timeline it was created on would always be unaltered and the clock always ticking. Does that make sense?
EDIT: Also, Missy might be the key to everything. The "wise dudes" make the first supposed interference in the main timeline, but I wonder if Ted's dad would be more laid back about military school if Missy was with him first. Maybe SHE caused the first rift
Something that. I always figured it was because that was "their" present. If they went to any other time, it would be their past or future, and thus, yeah, not be in their own timeline anymore.
The Time in San Dimas is their personal timeline, as it seems time still passes universally regardless of where you go in time. Given they're able to just talk about time travel and ex nihilo Deus ex machinas it also seems as if reality is in constant fluxuation with the flow of time so all events technically happen simultaneously across infinite moments of time. That's the part in the hyper science train where my brain breaks down and starts making cricket noises
Mama Mia! That makes sense!
Or it might be even simpler than that.
Telling them the clock is always running makes them rush, and not waste their time as much. Which leads to the desired result.
Basically, it was a lie in order to manipulate them.
I would like to see a crossover of Bill and Ted with The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.
Bill and Ted go back to the 60s and meet Cheech and Chong
The grim adventures of bill and ted
@@curbydinobot8633 Yes or have them meet Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan for Rush Hour 4 that would excellent😍
Go for it
Kim possible or mai hime
“I’d ask what’s going on but I’m afraid I’d get answers.”. Story of my life...
"I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers."
Woah, that's like, deep, dude.
I haven’t seen either film in ages. I forgot how good the cast is in the first one... George Carlin, Bernie Casey, Clarence Clemons. RIP to all of them, they were all awesome. **plays air guitar slowly, sadly**
Edit: I didn’t know/totally forgot Pam Grier was in Bogus Journey. Look, I love that movie, but geez was she too good for it. Would that she got some more meaty rolls around this time. Jackie Brown was still eight years away.
It was lucky that they both had one of those deaths where your body doesn't get injured when you fall off a huge cliff.
Do a full review of either Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension or the Spongebob Squarepants Movie
Bucky Larson
He already reviewed Phineas and ferb across the 2nd dimension
Angel Hernandez yeah I know, but as a Nostalgia Critic review
Years ago I met Keanu after a show his band played. My coworker had been the merchgirl for the band on part of their last tour (she worked with them for like 4-6 months) She got us back stage and I met him. He asked me what movie I was a fan of his from Bill and Ted or Matrix. I surprised him because I told him it was Much Ado About Nothing! He kind of freaked and asked how that could be cause everyone from the critics to his fans hated it. I told him it was because he at least kept up with Shakespearian actors and that was damn impressive! I love his work all of it and after meeting him and talking for almost an hour I like him as a person too!
The writers did think that, its was what the writers intended fore the future, a future we SHOULD all be MOST EXCELLENT to each other
For Nostalgiaween, please please PLEASE review Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Can't happen. After the Shit show that was the NC review of the wall, Doug has been banned from reviewing musicals until they find a cure for Joe Biden's dementia.
@@Sumschmuck Ok, then OG Nightmare on Elm Street
@@tombeats7179 **flips through some legal documents** it's allowed
And Killer Klowns from Outer Space,as well as the Banana Splits Movie
admit it, you just want to see doug in drag again.
Could there be a Dark Toons episode on “That’s Life!” from The Fairly Oddparents?
I remember those episodes
For some reason I've had a moment pop into my head recently where the fairies are having a party in Timmy's locker and Jorgen starts singing and it makes me laugh
That alone sounds deep
I agree
Hi puny Timmy
Bye puny Timmy
FEEEEELINGS!!
Oh Ya!
"Ah... Bill? My face is becoming a meme!" XD
My favorite line from either movie is probably "Kudos to you, good human us's!"
Don't forget to be excellent to everyone in the comments section and PARTY ON!
Exactly what we need right now
🎸
"I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers." That, is a mood right now.
I got to see these films a few years ago renting the DVDs through Netflix. Really wish I'd seen them sooner and it's certainly movies that everyone should see. What makes the first so interesting is that it was originally meant for television. The second one is more memorable due to Death just being so hilarious and honestly a really great song at the end that sounds exactly like the song that could inspire peace, not to mention the funny articles littered at the end. As a side note, I thought the two aliens that Bill and Ted get help from was actually Rufus having been split in to two separate beings when he tried to stop the villain. Can't wait for the third.
Am I the only one who thinks Death sounds a bit like Tommy Wiseau?
Doug's maybe does
Ah! So now I know who did the sound affect of the anomaly in Star Trek: the motion picture, Bill and Ted.
NICE
I remember watching Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure in High School because it was vaguely educational and just something fun.
I always took the "Death losing" joke to be that he was cheating and *still* lost.
I honestly forgotten just how cool Rufus shades were!
Do another “old vs new”
I suggest Old Vs. New of Watership Down.
I want an Old vs. New Charlotte's Web.
Maybe Superman 1978 vs Man of Steel
I can't think of any at the moment but I do miss watching them
Old Vs. New Poseidon Adventure.
"I'd ask whats going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers." Now there's the new national anthem. No music or lyrics, just an old white guys saying that line.
I don't understand what you mean, could you explain?
I'd ask what's going on, but I'm afraid I'd get answers.
The New National Anthem is Proud to be an American.
. Here is a heads up for the future of the young.
Studies show a diminishing respect for the elderly. This means by the time todays generation of young are what will be deemed elderly in the future, the new younger generation of that future will have overwhelmingly zero respect for the elderly, they will probably be extremely neglectful because money will mean more to the living than the old and dying. Why spend money on those that are about to kick the bucket? I would go on with details of what the future holds for todays young, but i am tired.
The elderly of today deal with mostly edgelords.
todd johnson hahaha. Maybe if you provided proof and context for your claims, people would take you seriously. Obviously you can’t, so try your “boomers are the real victims” divisiveness elsewhere
"SOH'crates Johnson" is probably one of my top ten favorite movie lines. And that moment when his laughter transitions into yelps of terror when they arrive in old England. Such a good transition! :D
Also, it's funny that you showed the "Avengers: Engame" clip briefly, because I'm fairly certain that even though it wasn't one of the time travel movies mentioned in Endgame, that movie followed the Bill & Ted rules of time travel. That is to say, at the end of Endgame, even though the day was saved, Captain America still had to go back and do some housecleaning, in the same way that Bill & Ted still have to set up the keys and trashcan. Otherwise, everything will unravel.
Bill and Ted was the last time travel movie mentioned by Don Cheadle before Paul Rudd added Die Hard to the list, then immediately retracted his statement.
14:24 "Guns in school when that was seen as funny thing"
Dude, that was dark and funny at the same time
i swear, the sponsor ads are getting more and more surreal. as a dougist, l love it.
DOUGISTS UNITE
He needs to make a compilation of all his ads. I would honestly watch that again and again!
His sponsor ads got him back into the meme sphere.
"What is this? Nothing is making sense!" Is the only thing that makes sense in 2020.
"I'd ask what's going on but I'm afraid I'd get answers."
Somebody needs to make a "Best Critic Line Compilation."
"That's really gonna slay them at the theater tonight." I legit sprayed coffee from my nose.
Ok. I loved these movies. Can't wait for the 3rd one!
I love bill and Ted I can’t wait for face the music
I can’t, either!
Even if the movie bombs which I hope it doesn’t but it’s hard to say I will watch it anyways to say I watched the trilogy.
but didn't you hear it's going to be lots of ass adequate and awesome all at once so there's no real need for you to watch it :D
Did you know, Joan of Arc was played by Jane Wiedlin of the Go-Go's.
Calling it now, future Malcolm came to our time to escape from the seahorses who take over the earth.
So these are what he’s looking at this week? EXCELLENT! (Guitar riff)
I actually never noticed Freud holding a corn dog.
The first movie was better as a movie. The second movie, however, had a better soundtrack. It had KISS, Megadeth, Winger, Faith No More, Slaughter, etc. Other than that, the second film was alright.
I enjoyed the second one just as the first one. Mainly because of the Grim Reaper.
"KISS, Megadeth" = good??
And Primus.
@@MasterJunior93 Oh, yeah. I forgot about Primus.
Did the second movie already come out?
"That is a question.........bye!" The most political answer ever 😭🤣
I been cracking up for minutes at this:
“It’s so Awesome you don’t have to watch it”
LMAO
All Oscar movies in a nutshell
"Excellent."
As an 7 year old I saw the sequel 1st and I freaking loved it so much. I was a dark weird kid so this ticked all my boxes
The Doctor Who joke is made even funnier when you find out Time works in the same way.
Basically just because you're in the past it doesn't mean the present isn't still moving forward.
After seeing that Tremors reference, I wanna see him review it
Same!!!
**woah intensifies**
I also wanna add, the girl who plays Billie must have really studied Keanu's acting from the first movie, the way he moves, etc, she is ON POINT with imitating him.
Rufus lied to Bill and Ted about what TVTropes has dubbed "San Dimas Time." If they didn't have the motivation to complete the project and given the time machine, they would have spent months worth of time on getting the presentation done. By telling them that the clock in San Dimas is always running, it forces them to complete their assignment. The proof of this is in both the first and second films. If what Rufus said was true, they wouldn't have been able to practice their instruments and jump back to perform at the Battle of the Bands in the second film. And if it was also true, they wouldn't have been able to go back in time to set up the breakout of the historical figures from the police station (and set up the stage with the theatrics they use during the presentation.
Not the case. It could, for example, have something like a multi-year gap before a given year becomes accessible again as an exit from the time streams. That means B&T from the future could go back and arrange the things, just not right away. However, it would still matter that B&T get their presentation done in time, because going from high schoolers to being several years older would cause problems due to how much they'd potentially age. And for the battle of the bands, that's a long freaking beard, meaning a lot of time passed. Which would support the idea that you can go back to a particular point in time, but you have to wait long enough for the next exit to be at that point.
As far as learning to play, you're right. But the setup stuff is them going back into their own past to get things ready AFTER they do it. Which does not violate the concept of San Dimas time.
@@Swiftbow but in the first movie future bill and neo meant their past selves which means ether the writers forgot their only rule or Rufus lied
The University shot is Starfleet Headquarters from another angle.
Fun fact: Alex Winter (who played Bill) was the one playing Bill's grandma in the Hell scene
@@kevinmitchell6466 In fairness, name me a movie where there's animal sounds and/or voiceover work that DOESN'T involve Frank Welker lol
He's an awesome guy, and he's been in basically everything.
One of the things that makes the B&T movies so great is that the main characters can be the same people in any situation -- future, past, heaven, hell, limbo, high school, concert, home, and now prison. Even their evil "selves" have the same personalities, and it still works. I can't think of any other character who could move through so many different situations without feeling more or less in their own element.