Bill And Ted Face The Music (Movie 2020)

Linda · **Posted:** Fri Sep 24, 2010 7:40 pm

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New 'Bill & Ted' Definitely In The Works: Alex Winter Backs Keanu

Alex Winter has corroborated Keanu Reeves' story from earlier this week. William S. Preston, Esq. himself, told MTV that a third Bill & Ted film is in the works. They were struggling to find the right plot for a while, but now writers Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon have hatched a plot that they've begun writing.

The big issue, however, is what to do about George Carlin's character? Winter assures there's no way they would re-cast the part, so the trick now is to delicately work around his character. I'm hoping this means they'll use sophisticated Coke commercial CGI technology to bring him back to life. If I know Carlin, that's definitely what he would want to happen.

http://www.screenjunkies.com/movienews/ ... acks-keanu

Tuna · 21 Dec 2007

Could be Keanu's big break.

Bubbles · **Joined:** 28 Jul 2005 **Posts:** 21507

Wow. I don't know what to say to this. I love the first, the second kind of blows. This seems like it's more likely to blow than anything. We'll see.

Judge WAN · 01 Aug 2005

I might get behind the wheel on this one.

Hanzo the Razor · 24 Jun 2007

This is an interesting turn of events.

Darin · 14 Aug 2004

I'm there, bitches.

MILFbait · 02 Dec 2004

Judge WAN wrote:

I might get behind the wheel on this one.

This AND Captain America? Who are you and what did you do with Judge WAN?????

Steve · 21 Oct 2004

I have a full on, robot chubby.

Darin · 14 Aug 2004

Their jokes and mannerisms are so dated now... I wonder if they will update the characters or keep them the same.

Hugh · 30 Jul 2005

Enh...ok?

Ross · 03 Jun 2007

Will we see this or Ghostbusters 3 first?

Rae · 05 Jul 2007

I have to see it, even if it's crap.

Judge WAN · 01 Aug 2005

Dude!

Darragh Greene · 01 Jan 2007

The Bill and Ted ethic most definitely needs another outing, for we still haven't learned to be most excellent to each other.

Bubbles · **Joined:** 28 Jul 2005 **Posts:** 21507

Darragh Greene wrote:

The Bill and Ted ethic most definitely needs another outing, for we still haven't learned to be most excellent to each other.

Beachy · 18 Sep 2005

It'd be great if they were working normal jobs as adults, and—through the miracle
of repurposing outtakes and CGI—that their younger selves could convince them
onto the next adventure.

Bubbles · **Joined:** 28 Jul 2005 **Posts:** 21507

I don't think that would fit into the continuity since their music was supposed to have changed the world creating a religion built around their teachings. As stupid of an idea as that is, it is the basis of the entire first movie.

I half hope they glaze over the ass that was the second movie and leave out the dumb little fuzzball aliens and the grim reaper and all that dumb shit. If they don't it would hurt my enjoyment of the movie too much as long as it's good in and of itself.

Ocean Doot · 25 Oct 2007

Beachy wrote:

It'd be great if they were working normal jobs as adults, and—through the miracle
of repurposing outtakes and CGI—that their younger selves could convince them
onto the next adventure.

That would be sweet.

Was there a timeline stated in the original movie for when their band was supposed to bring about world harmony?

Beachy · 18 Sep 2005

I remember almost nothing of these two movies.
Saw them both in the theaters and never again.

Bubbles · **Joined:** 28 Jul 2005 **Posts:** 21507

Ocean Doot wrote:

Beachy wrote:

It'd be great if they were working normal jobs as adults, and—through the miracle
of repurposing outtakes and CGI—that their younger selves could convince them
onto the next adventure.

That would be sweet.

Was there a timeline stated in the original movie for when their band was supposed to bring about world harmony?

Yes.

Which was further developed quite ineptly in the second movie.

I really love the first movie, way better than it had any right to be, partially because I love the girl they got to play Joan of Arc.

Beachy · 18 Sep 2005

Bubbles wrote:

Ocean Doot wrote:

Beachy wrote:

It'd be great if they were working normal jobs as adults, and—through the miracle
of repurposing outtakes and CGI—that their younger selves could convince them
onto the next adventure.

That would be sweet.

Was there a timeline stated in the original movie for when their band was supposed to bring about world harmony?

Yes.

Which was further developed quite ineptly in the second movie.

I really love the first movie, way better than it had any right to be, partially because I love the girl they got to play Joan of Arc.

Jane Wiedlin from the Go-Go's?
Yeah, she's cute. Too bad she's as old as your mom AND a lesbian.

Ross · 03 Jun 2007

Now she's even hotter to me.

Bill And Ted Face The Music (Movie 2020)

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