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Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction Review Commentary

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Simone & George are reacting to Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventurefor the first time! Canadians React!

00:00 - Intro
01:25 - Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
29:17 - Discussion

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20 Comments

@MrGBH 3 years ago

Both Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter took this movie to heart, since they grew to be two of the Most Excellent people in Hollywood

@bigdream_dreambig 3 years ago

THIS is Keanu Reeves as most of us were introduced to him. Taking him seriously for other roles after this required a leap of faith!

@sheens43 3 years ago

You should definitely watch the 2nd one, but just go in knowing that it's going to be MUCH weirder than the first one

@captmurdock 3 years ago

The scene where Bill & Ted visit the future is what makes this movie epic. I'm glad Simone thinks so too.

@weirds0up 3 years ago

I saw an interview with Alex Winter (Bill) and he said he got loads of letters from history teachers saying how this movie got their students interested in history and then got letters from English teachers saying they’d murdered the English language. You should definitely watch the sequels.

Also the world would be a better place if everyone followed Bill and Ted’s philosophy of be excellent to each other

@herbertragan5849 3 years ago

I really love the sequel “Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey”. I love how they really swung for the fences. A few moments missed, but when they hit, side pains laughing so hard.

@mudshark0761 3 years ago

The fact that the message from this movie is just " be excellent to each other" is still top tier 🤘🤘

@cspringer333 3 years ago (edited)

Simone: "I love you"
"I know"

@morrislary4576 3 years ago

One thing a lot of people miss in this movie is the Rufus Paradox - Rufus never actually introduces himself to the boys - Bill and Ted learn his name from Future Bill and Ted, who learned it from their future selves when they were the earlier Bill and Ted.

@Macdelaven 3 years ago

Joan of Arc was played by Jane Weidlin, lead guitarist of The Go Go's and in the 80's, pudding came in a can. It's fun to hear both of you laughing so much. Great reaction.

@bamjo8750 3 years ago (edited)

I love the ice cream scene so much. Napoleon believed in awarding medals to motivate his men, his famous quote is "A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon." So him getting the ziggy piggy pin is a subtle joke. I love it!
Edit: Also Freud had all those theories about phallic symbolism and in the mall he is holding a corndog. I didn't get that reference until I was much older.

@pigeonfog 3 years ago

"Be excellent to each other and party on dudes." I live my life by those quotes.

@Dude_Slick 3 years ago

It's fun to see younger crowds talking about how Ted is Keanu Reeves. For us older bunch, this was the first time we ever seen Keanu. He was pretty much unknown.

@frogofbrass382 3 years ago

Joan of Ark was played by Jane Wiedlin, who is best known as one of the members of The Go-Go's. If you ever end up watching the movie "Clue," she has a small singing part in that movie.

@danjtrudeau 3 years ago

One of the keys to this movie is that Bill and Ted don't have a mean bone in their body. They beam good-natured fun.

@fishinghub88 3 years ago (edited)

Fun fact... the black man that is seen during the opening credits was the saxophone player in Bruce Springsteen's band before he passed away in 2011 and the woman who played Joan of Arc is Jane Wiedlin, the co-founder and rhythm guitarist of the Go-Go's.

@JoeMama410 3 years ago

I think the secret to movies like this are the combination of self-awareness and sincerity. Most movies now days have one or the other but rarely both.