Bill and Ted Face the Music
for some language.
DVD: November 10, 2020
Fantasy about time travel
Lifelong friendships
People who try, but continually fail, to accomplish something in their life
Failed music career
Making comedy of going to Hell
What is the FINAL JUDGMENT? and WHAT do you need to know about it? Answer
What is ETERNAL LIFE? Answer
What is ETERNAL DEATH? Answer
HELL: Fact or Fiction—Is it an actual place? Answer
Why was Hell made? Answer
Is there anyone in Hell today? Answer
Will there literally be a burning fire in Hell? Answer
What should you be willing to do to stay out of Hell? Answer
How can a God of love send anybody to Hell? Answer
About God’s love and an answer to the questions: What is the true nature of God’s love? Is it biblically accurate to say, “God hates the SIN, but loves the SINNER”?
What if I don’t believe in Hell? Answer
THE GOOD NEWS—How to be saved from Hell. Answer
| Featuring: |
Keanu Reeves … Ted Alex Winter … Bill Kristen Schaal … Kelly Samara Weaving … Thea Brigette Lundy-Paine … Billie William Sadler … Death Anthony Carrigan … Dennis Caleb McCoy Erinn Hayes … Elizabeth Jayma Mays … Joanna Hal Landon Jr. … Chief Logan Beck Bennett … Deacon Kid Cudi … Kid Cudi Amy Stoch … Missy Holland Taylor … The Great Leader Jillian Bell … Dr. Taylor Wood See all » |
| Director: | Dean Parisot |
| Producer: |
Hammerstone Studios Dial 9 See all » |
| Distributor: |
 United Artists Releasing |
Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “Once told they’d save the universe during a time-traveling adventure, 2 would-be rockers from San Dimas, California find themselves as middle-aged dads trying to crank out a hit song and fulfill their destiny.
Now enduring the monotony of middle-aged life, William ‘Bill’ S. Preston, Esq. (Alex Winter) and Theodore ‘Ted’ Logan (Keanu Reeves) are warned by a visitor from the future of the need for them to create a song in 78 minutes that will save all life on Earth and the entire universe. The pair work with their families, old friends, famous musicians, and each other to complete the task.”
Prequels: “Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure” (1988), “Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey” (1991) —both rated PG
- Profane language: • “Oh my G*d” (2) • “My G*d” • “D*mn it” • H*ll (3)
- Vulgar/Crude language: • “D*ck” • “D*ckweed” • “Bloody well rubbed off”
- Violence: Moderate
- Nudity: Men’s bare chests
- Sex: Kissing
- Alcohol: Moderate
See list of Relevant Issues—questions-and-answers.
PLEASE share your observations and insights to be posted here.
Some of the characters travel in time and historical figures get moved in time. In this sequence, they include Jesus, and while not overtly made to be offensive, this could bother people.
Another concern is a non-human character that is suicidal. The scene is meant to be funny and does not feel heavy, as the character is not human, but I am guessing this scene is the reason they gave the movie a PG-13 rating when it feels like a PG movie.
Overall, though, as an adult this movie made me laugh a lot. I have never even seen the previous Bill and Ted movies, and I still was able to enjoy this one.
My Ratings: Moral rating: Offensive / Moviemaking quality: 3