'Bill & Ted Face The Music' review: The excellent dudes party on like it's 1991


Get your air guitars out, because Bill and Ted are back, and they want everyone to be excellent to each other. Photos: OneWorld Alliance

Whether by chance or some strange quirk in the space-time continuum, the first two major Hollywood movies to be released in the post-pandemic season both involve time travel. It’s as though the universe is mocking us about the time we lost in 2020.

But a premise involving time travel is the only thing that Tenet and Bill & Ted Face The Music (B&TFTM) have in common. In reality, (this one at least, and not any of the multiple ones presented in the movies) the two movies have almost nothing in common. In fact, you could say they exist on extreme opposite ends of the spectrum.

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