I am hoping that...

Mark Wein

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Bill and Ted and John Wick share the same universe and Ted actually grows up to be a hitman. Bill's gonna work at Guitar Center and fantasize about being "discovered" at the NAMM show playing his licks in the EVH display.

http://www.slashfilm.com/bill-and-ted-3-happening/

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I'm actually excited about the idea. Unfortunately, I think there are a lot of people that won't like to see themselves poked fun at, former shredders and adults stuck in 80's-arrested development. Then we have the hipster kids that will see it as pandering to Gen Xers, Boomers complaining about reboots and the lack of original ideas like in "their day", etc. I think if they made the movie even a decade ago it would have a better chance.
 
I'm actually excited about the idea. Unfortunately, I think there are a lot of people that won't like to see themselves poked fun at, former shredders and adults stuck in 80's-arrested development. Then we have the hipster kids that will see it as pandering to Gen Xers, Boomers complaining about reboots and the lack of original ideas like in "their day", etc. I think if they made the movie even a decade ago it would have a better chance.
My wife would watch Keanu read the phone book.
 
Ted and Bills Excellent Adventure had about the same career mantra as Bossom Buddys.

Google it if youre not familiar.
 
I’ll direct your attention to Point Break, the greatest movie ever made.

From the first OMG thread :grin:

BlockInlay
Bob411 said:
I know Point Break isn't political, she just really hates Point Break.
The original? You've failed as a father.

The reboot? You've done well.



Bob411
BlockInlay said:
The original? You've failed as a father.

The reboot? You've done well.
I'll just let her type:

Okay I don't actually think it was that bad, but my dad loves it so much that I mock it to tease him. I have not seen it in a few years (thankfully), but from what I remember, the cinematography was great and the plot was cool, BUT

- Keanu Reeves talks like a douchebag
-Johnny Utah is a ridiculous name
-If he was really a good cop, he could have found out that the surfers he's hanging out with are the SURFERS HE IS LOOKING FOR OH MY GOSH OPEN YOUR EYES JOHNNY UTAH
-I'm actually not going to complain about Gary Busey, he did OK
-There was only one woman with a signifigant speaking role, and she could have been replaced with a really nice looking table lamp and the plot would've been basically the same.
-That police chief keeps yelling at Johnny Utah and Gary Busey for wasting their time with surfboard wax, but it's not like he's helping at all. That just pisses me off.
-I cannot emphasize how much I hate the name Johnny Utah
-I guess it gets points for Patrick Swayze, but those points are taken away because there's no dance number

In conclusion, Point Break is not actually that bad, but not deserving of the accolades my dad gives it. And don't even get me started on the movie Brazil.
 
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