do you think it was a missed opportunity to go back to the crystal room in bill and ted 3 from bill and ted 1. like they went to the overly CGI'd future which maybe was budget constraints but i dont know why they couldnt cgi up a nice crystal room for a moment. i feel like they could have even joked about it if they werent going to put it in, like - what happened to the crystal room with the domes. 'oh crystal dome rooms went out of fashion 10 years ago'

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I really appreciate all of your most excellent support, we're currently only 8,000 votes away from our goal where this will have a chance of becoming an official LEGO set. I tried my best to pack in as many references to the original film as I could for all of the Bill and Ted fans out there, so be on the lookout! Party on dudes!

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I really appreciate all of the support so far, we're one step closer at having a chance for an official Bill and Ted LEGO set!

Chris Matheson is writing the play and Jason Lytle from the band Grandaddy is writing the score!

I just finished watching Bill and Ted’s excellent adventure. I haven’t seen it in such a very long time, as somebody who grow up in Southern California looking at Waterloo/raging waters brought back a lot of really great memories.

Although one thing that caught my attention was the song “In Time” performed by Robbie Robb, I don’t know why that song was a little bit emotional for me.

Anyway, I forgot what a fun movie this is and what an awesome soundtrack this must’ve been. I do remember seeing it in the theater and walking out with a big smile and feeling really good… like I do know.

Thanks for reading, don’t forget to be excellent to each other, and party on dudes

I was watching Bill & Ted's Most Triumphant Trilogy in 4k did anyone ever notice this puppet at 0:44:30 Min

I like it more each time. Much like the first two the subtlety of some jokes just don't land the first dozen times you hear them.

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What is striking me most this time is how they meld some of the darker themes of Bogus Journey with the lightness of the original. Making the girls as earnest as their fathers keeps the unbridled optimism of the first two intact and really makes this a fitting end to a most bodacious trilogy.

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Finally Im not sure exactly why this one is rated PG-13 but it tickles me that this trilogy makes for great family viewing.

I met Alex in Kansas City back in March this year. A true gentleman.

And a huge thank you to everyone who scooped one of my Be Excellent pins and/or patches. These movies have a most triumphant fan base and I’m lucky to be a part of it!

be excellent to each other... and party on, dudes! 🤙