Wow. This movie caught me off guard. I'm pretty sure this might be my favourite Arnold movie. It provided the right amount of action and don't know if it was intended, but the right amount of comedy.
Arnold's one liners are not to be messed with. Who did Stallone think he was trying to compete with Arnie back in the day? Also, I'm pretty sure this was the most amount of times I've heard Arnold say ARRRRGGGGH!!! In a single movie.
I hate to say it. But this was the best one out of the trilogy for me. It was cool to see Keanu and Alex get back into the roles of Bill and ted after all these years. Even though I binged all 3 films in 2 days. It kinda felt like there wasn't a massive break between Bogus Journey and Face The Music.
10/10 movie. Well, I should say 5 stars. You see this weird take on a biopic and think "A Monkey, really?" But the more you get into the story, you see through all of that. You see a real person. And real-life events. You see that he needs Protection, a lot of love and affection. Whether he's Right or wrong.
You see a little boy, form into a man hiding behind his ego and a character. Robbie Williams is an entertainer. "Robert Williams" is a human being just like us.
This is more of a rewatch than a first time watch really. I had always seen bits and pieces of this movie as a child. But never sat down and watched the full movie.
The Soundtrack for this movie is amazing. I've been listening to David Bowie properly for a few years now. And he just made this Soundtrack so perfect.
The movie was great, Bowie's performance was brilliant. Jareth The Goblin King on the other hand, needs his hard…
