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Bill & Ted Face the Music

 

Bill & Ted Face the Music is the third film in the Bill and Ted trilogy and it once again features Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. The film starts out with showcasing Bill and Ted's daughters Billie and Thea who we thought were sons at the end of the second film, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey. The two families are then approached by the daughter of Rufus, Bill and Ted's time traveling friend from the future.  Rufus's daughter, Kelly informs them that Bill and Ted are once again asked to save all of time and space by writing a song that will unite Humanity. This is a near-impossible task as they only have less than 24 hours to create a band, write the lyrics and perform the song, but thankfully Bill and Ted have access to a time-traveling phone to find a future where they have written the humanity saving song. While Bill and Ted are time-traveling, their daughters also traveling through time to gather historical musicians such as Jimi Hendrix, Wolfgang Amadeus and Kid Cudi to form a band through the ages.  I definitely would recommend this film and the trilogy to anyone who needs a night to sit back and relax.  Bill & Ted Face the Music will satisfy your current and old music tastes as you journey through this excellent adventure through music and history. Be Excellent To Each Other!

             8 M&M'S in your popcorn out of 10

Next up on my Excellent Adventure through current and past movies, I will be reviewing a bunch of short films on Disney+ .

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