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The fates of two dumbasses is challenged by an man from their future, bent on bending their future-utopia into his world-domination.
An excellent movie. Though it does suffer from some generation-drift, it suffers far less than its predecessor. It’s not childish, but it is light enough to be “young”. Enjoyable, well-written and recommended. Grab a beer and some popcorn with your buddies and enjoy this at least once.
- Continues from Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure – (1989 movie)
- This movie was originally titled Bill & Ted Go to Hell
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This movie inspired a one-shot comic book, and then the comic book series Bill & Ted’s Excellent Comic Book.
2016-03-12 ∞
- 0:45 — San Dimas, California, United States, 2691 A.D.
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3:15 —
- Thomas Edison
- Classical music, Johann Sebastian Bach
- Jim Martin (musician) of Faith No More
- 23rd century, Ria Pashell, the inventor of the stashaphonicoxigeneticampliagraphiphonidilliverbirator.
- 4:15 — Benjamin Franklin, Aretha Franklin
- 7:00 — Metalheads (Heavy metal subculture)
- 8:30 — It’s a bad idea to mix businesses with pleasure. Having their somehow-girlfriends in the band opens the door to drama.
- 9:00 — Is that Chaka Khan? Oh, it’s Pam Grier..
- 10:00 — Last is best in many circumstances. Being the opening act is hard. Being the last makes it important to beat the rest, but it is the most memorable.
- 13:30 — This scene is brought to you by Pepsi.
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15:15 — Oh the cheek?
- They stand up, and only Ted seems to get a lip-kiss.
- 17:00 — I would have them destroy the time machine. It appears it’s the only one. Or better yet, have it sent back for reinforcements.
- 17:30 — Chaste (Chastity)
- 18:30 — Oh, they’re sending the booth away. Called it. Though I’ve seen this before, so I presume that’s why I can.
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19:00 — I remember that episode of Star Trek (1966-1969)
- Some years later, it became a meme to go there and recreate that scene.
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21:15 — Lay’s[doesn’t exist], Doritos
- Hell, earlier at the Circle-K had Marlboro (cigarette)
- 21:30 — “I got a full-on robot chubby.” (Erection
- 27:00 — Grim reaper (Death (personification))
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28:00 — Melvin (Wedgie)
- A Melvin is from the front, and the movie does a wedgie from behind.
- 29:00 — Ruffles
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30:45 —
- 30:45 — Parental leave, Moonlighting
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33:45 — Séance (Confidence trick)
- 34:15 — Babbling, speaking in tongues (Glossolalia)
- 34:45 — New Age
- 35:45 — Spell (paranormal) (Banishment)
- 37:30 — Twenty Questions, Tank
- 37:45 — Hell, Album cover
- 38:15 — Sign of the devil (Sign of the horns), Devil
- 39:00 — Megadeth (Gramophone record collection)
- 39:30 — Beelzebub
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- “Girly push ups” have one’s knees on the floor. Because females have remarkably lesser upper body strength compared to males.
- Also, “girl” is an indication of youth and therefore a complementary term for females, whose ego with respect to appearance to males strongly relies their reproductive value. The young have much higher reproductive value than the old, so an age-diminutive becomes complementary.
- 42:30 — Split up? Wut?
- 47:00 — Battleship (game)
- 48:30 — Clue (Cluedo)
- 49:00 — Miggle Electric football
- 49:15 — Twister (game)
- 50:30 — Sportsmanship
- 51:30 — (Don’t Fear) The Reaper (1976), by Blue Öyster Cult
- 52:15 — Heaven
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54:00 — Meaning of life
Every rose has its thorn.
Just like every night has its down.
Just like every cowboy sings a sad, sad song.
— Every Rose Has Its Thorn (1988-10-12), Poison - 55:45 — Mugging (Robbery)
- 56:15 — Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus (your Anus)
- 56:45 — God (Monotheism, Christian mythology)
- 59:15 — Trash their relationships? That’s already done.
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1:00:15 —
- There are two guys on Bill’s side. The guy on the right is meant to be Albert Einstein, but I don’t know who the oriental guy to his left is.
- There are two guys to the right of Ted. The one with the glasses is probably meant to be Benjamin Franklin. I have no idea who the black guy to the extreme right might be.
- Movie (Film), Fire, Cigarettes, Smoke,
- 1:00:30 — Butch and Sundance: The Early Days (1979)
- 1:00:45 — Upstairs, playing chess, is probably meant to be Marilyn Monroe. I don’t know who she’s playing with.
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1:00:45 — Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983-08-12)
- “Smokey is the bandit”, which is a reference I don’t know.
- 1:01:00 — Charades
- 1:04:30 — Builders Emporium did exist at the time, but has since become defunct.
- 1:05:45 — While on the phone, bill was using a wet wipe to clean himself.
- 1:06:15 — Smoking kills.
- 1:10:30 — I was going to comment on how forward it was to have a gay couple in a 1991 movie, but then a pile of women flood in and I’m all “dudes! well done!”
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1:10:45 — Battle of the Bands – Mountain Dew, Pretzels N’ Cheese, Reebok
- I think “Pretzels N’ Cheese” is fictional.
- 1:11:30 — Wow, her lace-esque top is incredibly hot.
- 1:12:45 — Buttocks, Reaping (Harvest, exercise), Gluteus maximus muscles, Calories
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1:17:00 —
- Italians, Football
- Marmite, Weetabix, British people
- Note that the father is being played by the same person who plays Death, William Sadler
- Russia
- China, with a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budai statue on the counter.
- 1:19:30 — A little moment for a sexual fetish for cock and ball torture
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1:19:45 — “Book ’em, Danno” is from Hawaii Five-O (1968-10-20 – 1980-04-06)
- An entirely-dated reference that would have gone over the heads of all but the parents of the target audience.
- 1:21:00 — Gym teacher (of Physical education), Sit-up
- 1:25:00 — God Gave Rock and Roll to You (1973), by Argent, covered by Kiss in 1991.
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I could research and list every magazine and newspaper being shown, but I won’t.
DVD notes ∞
- There’s a Berkley book
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There’s a soundtrack on Interscope Records (Cassettes and CDs)
Special Features ∞
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The theatrical trailer and the “sneak preview” are basically the same! The “sneak preview” isn’t much of a sneak preview. It’s very very long.

