2020 Directed by Dean Parisot
Yet to fulfill their rock and roll destiny, the now middle-aged best friends Bill and Ted set out on a new adventure when a visitor from the future warns them that only their song can save life as we know it. Along the way, they are helped by their daughters, a new batch of historical figures and a few music legends—to seek the song that will set their world right and bring harmony to the universe.
Keanu Reeves Alex Winter Kristen Schaal Samara Weaving Brigette Lundy-Paine William Sadler Anthony Carrigan Erinn Hayes Jayma Mays Hal Landon Jr. Beck Bennett Kid Cudi Amy Stoch Holland Taylor Jillian Bell Dave Grohl DazMann Still Jeremiah Craft Sharon Gee Patty Anne Miller George Carlin Piotr Michael Shoshana Bean Sharon K. London Al Vicente Jared Bankens Ed Solomon Chris Matheson Kelly Carlin Show All…
Steven Soderbergh Keanu Reeves Ed Solomon Scott Kroopf Alex Winter Chris Matheson Steve Ponce Alex Lebovici David Haring Patrick W. Dugan
FGM Entertainment Bloom Endeavor Content Hammerstone Studios Lakeview Entertainment TinRes Entertainment Orion Pictures Many Rivers Productions
Bill & Ted 3, 빌 & 테드 페이스 더 뮤직, Bill and Ted Face the Music, Bill et Ted Sauvent l'univers, Bill et Ted Font face à la musique, Bill & Ted Encare a Musica, Bill und Ted retten das Universum
Bill and Ted are sweet avatars of love and positivity and I would die for them
I don’t know. A little too earnest and updated for me? Would’ve been so fun if they just said fuck it and kept with the retro-futurist aesthetic of their predicted future from the 80s instead of giving it the Apple makeover, imo! I’m also almost never a fan of this exact type of celebrity-playing-themselves joke with Kid Cudi, but I’m not exactly the target demo of this movie as someone who first entered this universe a whole 6 hours ago.
Also also, so many modern comedies do this thing that bugs me where they hire comedic actresses for roles that require no actual comedy and are just reacting to comedy in earnest, which is weird enough, but is doubly weird…
Saw them live in 1999 and yes, Death’s 40-minute bass solo was the highlight of the Wyld Stallyns show.
Whoa! Bill & Ted Face the Music is one of the few highlights of this non-non-heinous year. Full review at ScreenCrush.
The movie we all need right now.
I fuckin love these guys man.
I felt most excellent during the entirety. It made me big dumb goofy smile a lot. It's not perfect and it's not the best movie, but it's such a delightful movie.
Also, Alex Winter legitimately crushes it out of the park. It's like he never lost a beat.
"Be excellent to each other"
Ted, u have had many counterintuitive ideas over the years but this is the most counterintuitivest of them all, dude!
This movie is so dumb that it's smart, and it's not an accident either. The absolute lack of laziness on display came as a complete shock to me - I didn't expect it to be bad, but whoa dude. The extreme attention to detail (like phones in the the year 2022 simply being slabs of glass LMFAO) and strongly believable comedic performances from every single actor involved, from the larger roles to the most miniscule, are all completely focused on one thing: being totally tubular in conveying, quite simply, that we really should kinda maybe probably... get our shit together. Did we need another Bill & Ted? Probably not, but who ever NEEDS a movie? And surprisingly, this might even to be the best one!
that's great cuz it is the end of space and time 🙄
Something about how unfailingly innocent and positive these movies are put a smile on my face for the entire film. I’m so sentimental lately, and I’m sure there’s a nostalgia factor, but a series about two dudes who shoot back in forth in time to visit themselves is made even sweeter when continued by their actual older selves 30 years later. So many classic franchises - Alien, Blade Runner, The Shining - have been revisited lately and none of them have had a ton to add, but this one seems justified for some reason and I hope they do more. Even 30 years from now. I loved it.
Bodaciously fun!
I was most impressed with Brigette Lundy-Paine "Billie".
Her role playing Keanu Reeves "Ted's" daughter was spot on!
For a moment there I thought I was watching a very young Keanu that's how good she was.
Watching Keanu and Alex playing those guitars was pure joy!
*Note: Stay tuned till the end of the credits!!!!
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Bill & Ted Face the Music is the third instalment in the science fiction comedy trilogy and the first instalment since 1991. Its directed by Dean Parisot and stars the returning talents of Alex Winter, Keanu Reeves and William Sadler along with Kristen Schaal, Samara Weaving, Brigette Lundy-Paine, Jayma Mays and Holland Taylor all joining the cast.
So right up until yesterday I had never seen anything from the Bill & Ted franchise (shocking, I know)...that all changed after I postponed my New Mutants review for a week and quickly found the free time to sit down and watch both 1989 and 1991 films and to be quite honest, I didn’t hate them as much as I thought I…
