"Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - now that is realistic!"- Allan, in a conversation regarding time travel and how one wouldn't really understand conversational dialogue because of the changes in the English language over history, as many movies inaccurately depict.
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I was thinking of the scene with Sow-crates when they're trying to interact, and of course, he speaks Greek.
"As the sands in the hourglass...so are... the days of our lives..."
That was, like, totally realistic.
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Oh, honey, your explanation does not do anything to help your quote look any less ridiculous than it is. Thanks for the laugh!
I loved the movie. I didn't like the second one as much although giving death a "wedgie" was pretty good. As Rob Morrow stated--one of the greatest actors of our day (Keanu) and no one saw it coming in this movie.
Hey Allan, how many movies have you seen depicted in a foreign land, but in English (American). Even as a kid I thought that it was funny when the Japanese komokasi pilots dove [OK dived] toward our ships speaking American. I think they all went to UCLA before the war.
this is too funny. just yesterday, my son said something about how you "can't really travel in time." and i said, "well, no. unless you have a phone booth." and the mister goes, "right. you totally can if you have a phone booth."
that movie is the goods.
epecially when Jeff Brady lets us watch it in history class in leiu of actual learning... kinda like when your class got to disect "we didn't start the fire..." good times, good times.
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