Alex Winter, Amy Stock-Poynton, Chelcie Ross
In this sequel, the slow-witted pair journeys to hell and heaven while battling their evil twin robots. Along the way, they meet the Easter Bunny, Albert Einstein and The Grim Reaper.
Directed by: Alex Winter, George Carlin, Joss Ackland, Keanu Reeves, Pam Grier, Pete Hewitt, Peter Hewitt, William Sadler
Release Date: July 19, 1991
DVD Release Date: December 4, 2001
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September 21, 2009An excellent sequel that?s a bit better than the first film. Stupid events lead to stupid conclusions due to stupid reasoning but this film is far from stupid, it quite intelligent really, in a stupid way!
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July 18, 2009This is a fun movie, very original and the effects are cool too. It doesn't take itself seriously and is pretty funny in places. The cast work well, especially Sadler as Death who steals the show. A total blast, should of made a third.
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June 5, 2009Ted: Dude!
Bill: What?
Ted: Hell sucks!
Bill: Definitely!
The ridiculous, but likable first feature involving our time traveling slackers was popular enough to get a sequel. Once again, the movie is ridiculous, but may have more knowledge underneath the surface than meets the e...( read more) -
September 5, 2008.... i don't care if i sound stupid...
EXCELLENT!....
i go against myself for liking this... but i do love bill and ted... and who doesn't? yes, you're right, silly people. -
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October 13, 2009This is a decent sequel to the original Bill and Ted film. Alex Winters and Keanu Reeves are back to reprise their roles as Bill and Ted. They are both very funny in this. The film has a good story and some very funny moments through out. My favorite had to be the Grim Reaper aka...( read more)
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September 26, 2009a forgotten classic comedy that is stupid as fuck. bad jokes, over use of the air guitar and phases that werent ever popular! im still waiting for the camp german grim reaper to have his own spin off movie!?!?
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