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[Juniper]

No George Carlin so I have my fears that it won’t be as good. He was just as important as Bill and Ted.

 

Obviously, I hope I’m wrong.

[RedKnight]

No George Carlin so I have my fears that it won’t be as good. He was just as important as Bill and Ted.

 

Obviously, I hope I’m wrong.

 

He was barely in Bogus Journey though, and that's still quality.

[Juniper]

He was barely in Bogus Journey though, and that's still quality.

Don’t know. Rewatched that recently and it’s not as good as I remembered it.

 

Loved it when I was a kid though.

[RedKnight]

Don’t know. Rewatched that recently and it’s not as good as I remembered it.

 

Loved it when I was a kid though.

 

It's good, it's a lot weirder than Excellent Adventure but you can't fault a bit of that ambition. Death on his own is worth it.

[Juniper]

It's good, it's a lot weirder than Excellent Adventure but you can't fault a bit of that ambition. Death on his own is worth it.

Funny enough me and my other half were talking about it at the weekend for some reason. The Easter Bunny scene gave her nightmares for years apparently. Had a chuckle at that thought.

 

Might have to rewatch it again now. Was a huge favourite of mine at the time, happy to revisit it again.

[Mook]

I loved the Bill & Ted films when I was 10, have seen them more recently & they haven't dated well at all.

 

To be honest, I refuse to watch anything with Keanu Reeves in it now so will be giving the new one a swerve, hopefully the kids like it although I'm not sure they'll know who Eddie Van Halen (who is de to make a cameo) is. Surely Dave Grohl or someone would be a better bet.

[Paulie Dangerously]

I've been waiting for this trailer. Statham does Deep Blue Sea. Sort of. Looks like good fun.

 

 

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Looks ace until they bring in the beach attach bits.  

[Juniper]

I loved the Bill & Ted films when I was 10, have seen them more recently & they haven't dated well at all.

 

To be honest, I refuse to watch anything with Keanu Reeves in it now so will be giving the new one a swerve, hopefully the kids like it although I'm not sure they'll know who Eddie Van Halen (who is de to make a cameo) is. Surely Dave Grohl or someone would be a better bet.

We did rewatch Bogus Journey in the end last night and I agree with you, isn't as good as I remembered.

 

Some funny bits, mind and didn't realise death was played by Heywood from The Shawshank Redemption!

 

......And the Easter Bunny scene still bizarrely scared my other half.

 

From the brief plot synopsis given so far on the new film looks like it'll feature their teenage daughters, so I expect them to be heavily involved and Bill and Ted being more 'adult' maybe.

 

Hesitant but of course I'll be off to see it.

[manwiththestick]

Hopefully they have Bill Sadler back as the reaper. As a replacement for Rufus I would go with Xander Berkley as a slight resemblance.

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You're one ugly mother fucker!

 

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They've mashed up a few genres here and it might just work.

 

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[Numero Veinticinco]

Yeah, I’ll watch that. Bet it is a 7/10.

[Hand Shandy]

Just read a review of Solo from The Guardian - they gave it four stars, so perhaps it's not the irredeemable clusterfuck that we thought...

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Hmmm.. Not sure?

 

[Anubis]

Just read a review of Solo from The Guardian - they gave it four stars, so perhaps it's not the irredeemable clusterfuck that we thought...

Reviews seem generally positive, but of the enjoyable but not spectacular bent.

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He's as mad as a box of frogs but he's not averse to putting his all into the M:I films. Final trailer.

 

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[Guest]

He's as mad as a box of frogs but he's not averse to putting his all into the M:I films. Final trailer.

 

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Looks boss that, generally enjoyed the M:I films mainly down to the fact that he mostly does his own stunts. If he did the motorbike stunt over the bonnet of the car, that had to have hurt a bit.

[Elite]

Looks boss that, generally enjoyed the M:I films mainly down to the fact that he mostly does his own stunts. If he did the motorbike stunt over the bonnet of the car, that had to have hurt a bit.

Pretty sure he broke his foot doing a stunt for this film. The mad scientologist bastard.

[Anubis]

Pretty sure he broke his foot doing a stunt for this film. The mad scientologist bastard.

He did. Doing the jump from one roof to another.

[Elite]

He did. Doing the jump from one roof to another.

I don't mind Cruise, I know he's in a Scientology wrapped bubble but he always comes across as a friendly bloke and doing your own stunts takes some bollocks.

[Anubis]

I'm not fond of him as a person. Comes across as very controlling towards the women in his life.

[Numero Veinticinco]

I've no idea what he's like as a person, I like him as an actor. He goes full-on into a role.

[Anubis]

As an actor I don't particularly find him a great actor (I'm not an fan of Born On The Fourth Of July), but I think he's a good action actor. 

[Numero Veinticinco]

Jerry Maguire, The Color of Money, A Few Good Men, Eyes Wise Shut, Magnolia, Collateral, Lions for Lambs... I think he’s straight up good. Same with Brad Pitt, he seems to get overlooked.

[Anubis]

I'll give you A Few Good Men, and maybe Collateral as playing against type. But the rest I'm not a fan of. Particularly Magnolia, which I couldn't get past the first fifteen minutes of without turning it off- albeit that was due to the constant soundtrack music which plays across it which was doing my head in. If someone edits a music -free version, I'll happily give it another go.