BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE (1989) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

“Be excellent to each other” “Party on, dudes” Words to live by

It’s funny how people today say “this isn’t the Keanu you’re used to”, because this WAS the Keanu we were used to back then and it was hard to envision him doing anything action or serious.

“Something strange is afoot at the Circle K.” I still say it every time I pass one. Every. Single. Time. 😂

The Circle K they filmed that scene at was in Tempe AZ, and it closed recently. The clerks were informed when hired that if anyone asks them "When did the Mongols rule China" they were required to respond with "I dunno, I just work here!" Love this film, dude.

Cass finally doing Bill & Ted? That is most EXCELLENT !

Bill, played by Alex Winter was the first vampire to die in The Lost Boys

I fully credit Bill & Ted for my marriage. In college I went home to visit family and friends, and my friends took me to see B&T. I thought it was the most ridiculous thing ever. A couple weeks later I’m sitting in a girl’s dorm room, and told her about it. Then some of her friends came by to see if she wanted to go see it. We looked at each other and burst out laughing. She passed on the movie, and we went out to dinner. A few weeks later I knew that I didn’t ever want to be without her, and proposed. In a few weeks we will celebrate our 35th anniversary. Thanks Bill and Ted!

This movie came out during my senior year of high school. At the end of my commencement speech, I quoted Lincoln "Be excellent to each other... and PARTY ON DUDES!"

“Strange things are afoot at the circle k” ha This movie has an amazing soundtrack

As a teen, my dad changed our computer's error message beep to the sound clip of them saying, "Bogus!"

“Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey”, a most excellent sequel!

Cassie, you are spot on in your assumption that this was THE quotable movie for a while. In fact, I cultivated my whole personal style to emulate Ted for a time. One day in social studies(History) class, when we were covering Napoleon, my teacher asked what we knew about Napolean. I looked to my friend Brayden, the Bill to my Ted, and gave him a knowing smile, which he returned. I put up my hand, and when called upon, I stood up, put on my best Keanu Reeves impression, and replied: "...uh, he's dead?". This got quite a laugh from the class, and I got asked to stay afterward, but it was sooo worth it. Fortunately, Mr. Haney had a great sense of humor, and once I explained the context and how I couldn't resist the setup, he chuckled and dismissed me without punishment. He was my favorite high school teacher. R.I.P. Ron Haney.

Sigmund Freud’s corn dog slowly losing its “height” might be the best gag in this film 😂

The chemistry between Alex and Keanu in this movie is incredible.

Bill & Ted is not a guilty pleasure . It's a pleasure . And anyone who doesn't love it is guilty for not liking this awesome movie.

Watching Keanu Reeves grow into a movie star was weird at first, everyone was like, "That's Ted from Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure?" But he ended up being awesome as everyone knows.

Not surprisingly, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure won the Oscar for best picture 3 years in a row. It was totally unprecedented.

When I was in HS. I loved this movie. I got an “A” on my history report. I used to answer all the questions out loud in class because I loved history. My teacher finally took me to the side after our mid-term exam and asked “How do you know so much about history, you’re 15 years old, most kids your age do not care.” I jokingly replied, “I learned everything I know about history from Bill and Ted.” He laughed and said, “That’s sad Jason.”

I love these movies. Bill & Ted are such sweet lovable characters. They literally can’t even stay mad at each other for more than two seconds, they’re just that full of blind positivity.

The scene in the future always makes me cry. It's silly, but the overwhelming feeling - "We made it! We lived! Life is GOOD!"