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posted by Mimi (Sun Sep 13 09, 9:23PM)
San Dimas High School football RULES.
posted by Dr Rocketscience (Sun Sep 13 09, 10:57PM)
"The only true knowledge is knowing that you know nothing." That's us, dude!
posted by Andy (Mon Sep 14 09, 8:13AM)
You killed Ted, you medieval dickweed!
posted by Paul (Mon Sep 14 09, 8:13AM)
Ah, yes, one of the guilty pleasures of my teenage years. As a history buff, I laughed so hard at that movie I was doubled over.
And that opening song! "Break Away!"
posted by Brian (Mon Sep 14 09, 10:39AM)
You wonder what the Doctor would say . . . and I wonder what Doc Brown would say about the space/time continuum consequences of bringing all those historical figures to California in 1988. Great Scott!
Still, one of my favorite movies. This and its vastly underappreciated sequel were the high points of Keanu's career.
posted by Accounting Ninja (Mon Sep 14 09, 11:01AM)
That's because he didn't have to do any acting.
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*ba-dum-tish*
posted by Paul (Fri Sep 18 09, 4:59AM)
The only time I laughed at the sequel I was laughing alone, because I was the only one who got the joke.
Bill and Ted had been watching Captain Kirk on TV running up a hill away from a monster. Later in the movie, Bill and Ted run up the same hill at the same angle from monsters. It's the exact same shot.