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Surprisingly Good
This is my favorite Keanu Reeves movie. It's pretty fun. As far as I can tell, it's consistent with what's known about time travel theory too, AND it has good continuity. Surprising for a movie featuring idiot teenagers as protagonists. <
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>The pacing of the movie is pretty good. I can't recall too many slow parts. I guess the only drawback to the film is the goofy dialogue and the horrid transitions the historical figures make after meeting Bill and Ted. But, since the film markets to a not-so-brainy teenage audience, you have to expect this. You don't go and see a Bill and Ted movie expecting it to be in the running for an Oscar. <
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>A good movie. I'll even say it's a good family film. Nothing educational, but fun to watch. It's better than you'd think.

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head for the nearest military academy if you don't have it!
Bill& Ted is a funny movie. it's funny when Bill keeps calling his mom "Missy" instead of mom. if they don't pass History, Ted will end up at an Alaskan Military School, however Rufus saves the day, and eventually they get their babes, the princesses that they met in 15th century England. this movie is hilarious.either get it, or head to the nearest military school.

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EXCELLENT!!!!
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is a charming gem that will have you in stitches and smiling for days. Keanu Reeves as Ted and Alex Winter as Bill play two high school students who want to be in a rock band called "Wyld Stalyons." They do not even know how to play the guitar. Bill and Ted are SO not digging History. Their teacher gives them an ultimatum: get an A+ on their final oral report in order to pass the class. If they don't pass History, they will flunk out of school, and Ted's dad will send Ted to military school - in Alaska. Whoa! BOGUS!! <
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>So our heroes set out to do a good report, asking people in the Circle K parking lot about when the Mongols ruled China, and so forth. Luckily, a strange futuristic dude named Rufus (George Carlin) arrives in a phone booth to take them on the strangest ride of their lives. They go to various periods in time, kidnapping historical figures to get them to speak at their report. Unfortunately, the historical figures can not sit put and wreak havoc in a mall. <
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>Nothing beats seeing Napoleon pushing kids out of the way to get on the water slide, or seeing Sigmund Freud introduced by Ted as "Dennis Frood." This movie is a total classic and one of my favorites.