Bill and Ted return to the big screen once again after their last bogus journey in 1991. When we last saw Bill and Ted, they were on their way to delivering a song that would change the world forever. But we soon learn in the present-day Bill and Ted were unsuccessful at ever creating that one song. Bill and Ted are also now having marriage issues with their medieval princesses and are asked to start attend counselling together. Bill and Ted feel frustrated and exhausted and are unsure as to how they will ever write the song that will unite the world.

Lucky for them, Bill and Ted get a visitor from the future. This visitor from the future advises the two Wild Stallions that the world will come to an end unless their song comes together. Bill And Ted decide to Face The Music and attempt to try and steal the hit song which will save the world from themselves in the future.

I'm excited to say that actors Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves still carry such fantastic chemistry on screen that it is easily the most vital element of the film and what gained the most laughs from me. The plot here is quite different, but the journey itself feels familiar. This film is never really dull either because something is happening at every moment. Actresses Samara Weaving and Brigette Lundy-Paine also bring a fun presence to the big screen as they play the daughters of Bill And Ted.

Bill and Ted fans will be pleased to find many faces returning, not to mention the typical jokes and witty one-liners. I found myself feeling delighted when I noticed filmmakers paid extra attention even to the minor details that only loyal fans would ever see. For example, the background of Bill And Ted's garage is full of memories.

Overall, Bill & Ted Face The Music is a welcomed and positive third instalment. Considering it's been over 20 years since we've last seen Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves together, the actors prove they still have great chemistry on screen. The film is very honouring to fans with many characters returning, and the directors and writers have made great details. The world also expands with new characters which were fun to see. The plot too is entertaining, but the process is a repeated one once the viewers understand the structure of the film. However, I can't deny how much fun I still had with this film. So my advice is this, be excellent to each other, grab your best friend and watch this movie because sometimes brainless film can change your world for the positive.
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“Be excellent to each other and party on dudes”. It has been a minute since Bill Preston Esquire (Alex Winter) and Ted Theodore Logan (Keanu Reeves) have graced the silver screen. 29 years to be exact and they could not have returned at a better time. With 2020 being one of the most difficult years for so many people due to many different reasons, I think the world needed Bill and Ted this year. The hopeful optimism was refreshing to see again on the big screen and ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’. Once told they would save the universe during a time-travelling adventure, 2 would-be rockers from San Dimas, California find themselves as middle-aged dads still trying to crank out a hit song and fulfil their destiny. So how was ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’? ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’ may have just been one of my favourite films of 2020. The film is filled with great gags that fans of the original two films have come to expect, a fun time travelling premise and of course Bill & Ted. Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter both return as the loveable idiot's Bill & Ted and it is so great to see them back on-screen together. Both actors still have the same likeability they did 30 years ago. The pair still have amazing chemistry with one another, and both really sell themselves as these characters again. The comedy still works as well, with some great time travel gags as well as some great references to history. Bill & Ted’s daughters are also fantastic Thea (played by Bridgette Lundy-Paine) and Billie (played by Samara Weaving). They both do a fantastic job as playing virtually a younger version of their parents. It is really funny to see. ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’ is clever in a very silly way and it is exactly what I wanted from a ‘Bill & Ted’ sequel. Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves are fantastic and the new additions of their children was also a welcome one. I adored this film and I am very happy it arrived when it did. I am giving ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’ a 4/5. Pick up your copy today on Blu-Ray from your local Sanity or online. Christopher Pattison has written this movie review for Sanity.