BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE (1989) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@AlmightyCRJ]

I subscribe to the theory that John Wick is merely Ted that went to Military school. 🤣

[@stephenbarrett8861]

Isn’t he Russian?

[@AlmightyCRJ]

@@stephenbarrett8861I didn't pay that much attention to John Wick TBF.

[@nitrokid]

What about John Constantine and Johnny Mnemonic?

[@evanmarrs353]

John Wick is Neo in a matrix designed to contain him.

[@collectivevision9884]

As a child of the 80’s, this movie was literally everything to me growing up.

[@dirkdigital]

Add "Constantine" to your must see Keanu Reeves watch list.

[@brianmonks8657]

An Iron Maiden is a torture device. It's basically an iron box vaguely human shaped with spikes on the inside to impale you when you are locked in it. It's also the name of a heavy metal band. I saw this film when it came out in theaters, I was studying in University at the time.

[@Gravydog316]

bogus!

[@timcook6566]

Back when this came out I was in college, and went home for a weekend visit. Some of my old friends and I went to see this, and I thought that it was just horrible. A week later I went on a phenomenally bad date, but met another girl. I ended up giving her a ride back to the dorms, and she forgot her book bag in my car. I returned it the next day, and sat there chatting with her. I mentioned how bad I thought this movie was. A few minutes later one of her friends came by to see if she wanted to go to the movies...to see Bill & Ted! We looked at each other and laughed so hard. We've been married now for 33 years, and yeah, Bill & Ted finally grew on me.

[@BrianSmith-kv3px]

This was primarily shot in and around Phoenix, Arizona. I was 17 when it came out, but 14/15 the summer they were filming here. The Circle K (convnience store/bodega) was recently sold by the chain to a local merchant, and they hosted a B&T viewing on the outside wall of the store before it closed. It was most triumphant.

[@sikksotoo]

I get nostalgic every time I see the crowded MetroCenter. And Sunsplash.

[@sixscalemafia]

It was indeed! This will always be a trip down memory lane growing up around all these locations.

[@stephensmith1307]

I know right, still makes me laugh to this day when watch the movie and see Bill and Ted walking around my school. 😂

[@RabbiSteve1]

Great reaction. How cute that you accept that they can travel through time in a phone booth, but had a problem with how convenient it was that they found suits of armor that fit! This is one of the reasons we all love you.

[@folcotook3049]

I love this movie. I was 17 when released in theaters. Loved it so much I ended up majoring in History in college and later had a cat named Socrates Johnson.

[@alanh.7668]

I'm so old I watched this on VHS when it was first released, still makes me laugh. You made it even more fun!😄

[@folcotook3049]

I'm so old, I watched this in the theater when it came out. 😆

[@alanh.7668]

@@folcotook3049 Hey friend!✌

[@Patriot46426]

I lived where it was filmed lol phoenix 😂

[@DMC2983NL]

@@folcotook3049 i feel the same way when i watched this movie back in 1991 on television.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

I saw this when it came out and everything he did afterwards was him trying to break that Ted character from his persona. He did Ted so well; it was hard to see him as anything else for a bit. His real big break came from Speed and the Matrix

[@DMC2983NL]

i agree but movie speed put him on the map as an great actor world wide.

[@RabidTribble]

Yeah, he still had a bit of "stoner" in his character in Dangerous Liaisons. I remember thinking that he would never escape the Ted stereotype. Couldn't be more happy to have been wrong.

[@robling1937]

I feel like if memory serves, I happened to see this when I was a kid in the 90's, then literally the next thing I saw Keanu in was the Matrix and I struggled with it at first hahaha

[@slucas60]

My wife and I were 28 when this came out, recorded on VHS tape off TMC and invited over anyone who'd come over to watch their reaction, about 15 times within 3 months time. EVERYONE LOVED IT!!!!! So obviously your reaction was a treat!! Thank You!!!

[@beowulfthedane]

I have a suggestion that you might not be expecting. In 1993 He appeared in Shakespeare's "Much ado about nothing" Also appearing Kenneth Branaugh, Emma Thompson, Kate Beckinsale, Michael Keaton and a few others you will recognize,

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

Enjoyable movie!

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Ah yes, the villan of the piece Don John. Thoroughly enjoyable.

[@kevinstull8552]

You forgot about Denzel Washington being in that movie as well.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

An 'iron maiden' is a torture device like an upright-standing metal sarcophagus shaped to human outline, and featuring spikes on the inside front and back, which when closed will perforate the occupant. Its metal construction also allows it to be placed above a firepit or a bed of hot coals.

[@havok6280]

It's also the name of an 80s metal band which is why Bill and Ted were confused... well, more confused...

[@lurkerrekrul]

It should also be noted that there's some question if it was a real device. I know that examples of iron maidens do exist, but nobody is really sure if they were actually used during medieval times, or if they were created later as a way to "spice up" tales of that time period.

[@davidmichaelson1092]

"Strange things are afoot at the Circle K." I think my favorite line! I also really appreciate that the history (including the languages spoken) is pretty accurate. Well, with the exception of Genghis Khan...he's kind of just a caricature. Rufus is played by the very famous George Carlin and one of the three people sitting in the future is Clarence Clemons (sax player for the E Street Band). Both have sadly passed but they were legends.

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves are like two peas in a pod and they were made to play these characters and if you put these two together, it's like magic. Please react to *Bill and Ted's bogus journey!* 🤘😎

[@phobiaone306]

After watching your reaction to The Matrix I was thinking "She needs to see Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure if she really wants to see a young Keanu Reeves!", and here it is. I saw this movie when it first came out. I was in High School at the time.

[@cboscari]

I saw this when it came out and told a friend how much I liked the idea of a time-traveling phone booth. They asked me if I had ever seen Dr. Who. I had not. But when the reboot happened with #9 I was there for it. :) So B&T is indirectly responsible for that.

[@charlesmacgregor2686]

They actually poke fun at dr who by making the phone booth far too small for the job as opposed to the tardis being very roomy 👍

[@TheBigJD100]

I was 16 when this movie came out. Saw it in the theaters two times and loved it. Still to this day one of my favorite comedies. The guy that plays Bill actually plays one of the vampires in The Lost Boys. I haven't seen him in any other movies other than the Lost Boys and The Bill and Ted movies. Really enjoyed this reaction and glad you enjoyed the movie. It is definitely one of the comedies that doesn't have to make sense but still so fun to watch. Be excellent to each other, Dawn Marie and have a great day!

[@robertahrendt67]

My first time was right after Desert Storm. We had a party, all the "Married with kids" dudes And the next day everyone was walking around saying "Be excellent to each other" and "Party on". Hilarious part was seeing a bunch of dudes with shaved heads and berets doing the electric guitar lick. Good times.

[@crunchytaco7734]

I saw this in the theater on opening night with my little brother. I was 12. Have loved this movie all this time. Second one is fun, the third one was EXCELLENT!!!!!!! Can’t wait to see you enjoy the rest of the movies.

[@OUsniper1]

I hope you do the next 2 of these soon, this was great! I also liked Keanu in Chain Reaction, it has Morgan Freeman in it as well as Rachel Weisz.

[@ericgaudet5488]

My the way the Actor in the sunglasses and in the silver Jacket would be the late George Carolyn one of the greatest Stand-up comedians of All Time. Great job with your reaction to Bill & Ted's excellent adventure .

[@pyroTJ21]

As a kid it totally blew my mind that Rufus never actually says his name. The present Bill and Ted were told by their past selves, and they tell their future selves.

[@melenatorr]

My brother, who knows how much I like history, forced me to watch this on VCR, probably in the early 90s. I completely loved it. That year, for my birthday, he made a VCR taping of my then-three favorite movies: "Crossing Delancey", "The War of the Roses" and this one. It was my favorite VCR tape, and it's probably still floating around somewhere.

[@grife3000]

Bill had a minor "Oedipal Complex", meaning he was attracted to his mother, Missy. Alex Winter (Bill) really got typecast as this kind of character and is known for the Bill & Ted films and as a supporting character in "The Lost Boys". My favorite Keanu film is, of course, "The Matrix." I probably saw it whenever it was first released to video.

[@bossfan49]

The "goof" in that script/diagnosis was the Oedipal complex doesn't apply when it's his step-mother who's only 3 years older than him.

[@0okamino]

But only minor, of course, because she’s his stepmother. 😄

[@markgrant1302]

First watched it in the theaters in 1989 when I was 21... Alex Winters was Bill... he was also in a movie called " The Lost Boys" which was the first big movie for Keifer Sutherland.

[@rbrtck]

Bill told Siggy that he just had a minor Oedipal complex. In Greek mythology, Oedipus was a character who fell in love with his mother (not quite that simple, though) in an inappropriate way, so in psychology the term "Oedipal complex" is used for this condition. Of course, in Bill's case it's his stepmother, who is barely older than he is, so it's understandable (and in Oedipus' case, he didn't know it was his mother, but his name is still used in psychology anyway).

[@BKPrice]

If I remember correctly, an iron maiden was an old torture device consisting of a person-shaped box with spikes all over the interior that would pierce the person inside when the box was closed.

[@leftcoaster67]

I saw this when it came out on video. So I was 22. The amazing thing is watch Point Break (1991), you see Keanu mature really well, and amazing change from a movie from 2 years earlier in Bill & Ted.

[@tommywalker3746]

Don't forget about the Rocky horror picture show. It's a big Halloween tradition the famous midnight showing where everyone dress's up as a character and acts out the scene playing behind them on screen! 🤭

[@flak8882]

Dad and I watched this all the time when I was young. So happy you discovered it.

[@mousemacleod9184]

Bill was played by Alex Winter, he wasn't in many movies before or after this except for the sequels, but he did have a part The Lost Boys with young Keifer Sutherland

[@SeekingHisWill78]

"Anxious" to meet simply meant he was looking forward with anticipation to meeting Ted.

[@preble316]

I was a teenager when this movie first debuted in Theaters and went to see it with friends. The 70s and 80s were totally a righteous time. These Bill & Ted movies along with the two Wayne's World films made for such an excellent time!

[@BeeWhistler]

Well… this was a good thing about the 80s, anyway. I personally remember both decades as being pretty hideous.

[@exile220ify]

This is one of George Carlin's very few film roles (as Rufus). In the third film, he is replaced by a character named "Kelly", who (in the story) is Rufus' daughter. While the actress is not related, the NAME is an homage to George and his real-life daughter Kelly Carlin

[@keithvincenttucker9923]

I'm old enough that this was the first movie I saw with Keanu Reeves. Now, every character he plays, is still partially Ted, in my mind. I can't help but picture John Wick saying, "Woah. Dude!"

[@HonkHonkler]

BTW also if you didn't know, the phone box is a reference/tribute to one of UK's (and one of my favorite sci-fi shows) popular series, _Dr. Who_

[@ivanhayes5633]

I still can't believe I was 12 when this movie came out in theaters hilarious then hilarious still....im also proud to say this movie was filmed in my home state of Arizona...

[@Patriot46426]

The mall scenes were at metrocenter in phoenix 3 miles from my old home. The Circle K scene was also in south phoenix. Waterloo was golf land sunsplash in Mesa.

[@PatheticApathetic]

An Iron Maiden is a medieval torture/execution device. It’s a box, roughly the size of a human body, with the walls and doors lined with spikes. A person would be forced inside, and when the maiden is closed, the spikes are driven into the body just enough to make them bleed to death Also, both sequels to this are also awesome

[@amyjordan195]

Iron Maiden is also a heavy metal band. Which is why they thought it was excellent.

[@ronfehr7899]

An iron maiden, as from being a heavy metal rock group, was a medieval torture device. It's shaped to be able to put a human inside. It was made of two pieces joined together by hinges, and had metal spikes welded on the inside. The victim was placed standing up against the back of the device. Once inside, the front was closed, kind of like a door, and locked.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I was raised to use 'anxious' as a word meaning basically anticipating, or excitement about some event. Only around age 15 did i realize it also meant fearful or worried. So, maybe that's a North American usage, that doesn't translate elsewhere, or perhaps it was just that before the 1990s, it hadn't become such common byword in pop psychology.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Same for me. I've spent a lifetime retraining myself to use "eager" instead, but I'm still not always successful.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

“He didn’t wipe or wash his hands.” This was a time before: -We knew about microbiology -Manufactured toilet roll -Had a sink in an outhouse :-)

[@bobdillashaw4360]

I was 17 when this came out, and I loved it because Bill and Ted reminded me of me and my best friend David 😂

[@user-ji3sx9gz8k]

Socrates is my favorite! He takes everything so...philosophically!

[@possiblepilotdeviation5791]

Anxious - Experiencing worry, unease, or nervousness, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome. Also: Anxious - Wanting something very much, typically with a feeling of unease.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

First off, hi, Dawn Marie !!! Before i even jump into this one, i want to lay this request before you: POINT BREAK (1991) Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze I am certain that you'd really like it - OK, let's go... Iron Maiden (aside from being a medieval torture device one could be locked inside) was an early Heavy Metal band.

[@daneng3641]

I remember going to see this in the theater when I was in college. I had very low expectations, but was delighted. It's silly, but smart silly.

[@joep6742]

Grew up with this as a small kid, I had the VHS, and in the beginning was Keanu cherio commercial and a contest to win things from the move that Missy was in. Alwx Winters is Bill and also in the lost boys and one of my personal favorites Freaked.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

"Be excellent to each other - AND PARTY ON, DUDES!" Abe Lincoln was most excellent. I was early thirty-something when this came out, and helped me into my second childhood.

[@topherwhite370]

2 great Keanu movies where he pairs with Rachel Weiz - Constantine and the criminally underrated Chain Reaction.

[@lifelover515]

Nice one again, Dawn, you got right into the spirit of the teen humour. I saw this in the early 90s, not so long after release, but I was already middle-aged. As a former HS history teacher, I was strangely unoffended. An overlooked gem in the Keanu catalogue is 1990's 'Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter' retitled in America as 'Tuning In'. Reeves actually isn't very good in it imo, but you get an outrageous turn from Peter Falk with great support from Barbara Hershey. In 'The Gift' (2000) Reeves finds his metier as a 'heavy', though it's not a large part. It stars Cate Banchett and is not to be confused with a 2016 film of the same name. The first mentioned is one I know will appeal to your quirky sense of humour.

[@ericjanssen394]

By now, we've almost forgotten Keanu's Shakespearean turn in Kenneth Branagh's '93 "Much Ado About Nothing", but it was quite the punchline in its day.

[@RevStickleback]

Another film with a young Keano is "Parenthood". He doesn't star, but has a decent part in the film, playing a very similar character. For how well it was received at the time, it's kind of been forgotten about. It's another comedy, but not in the same style as Bill & Ted, but good all the same. It also stars Steve Martin, Rick Moranis, and a few others.

[@calmseas9263]

I lived in Tempe for fifteen years, a suburb of Phoenix Arizona. That Circle K was about two miles from my house.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"I Love You To Death" (1990) has a stellar cast, which includes a very raggedy-looking Keanu. His role is a supporting one, but the whole thing is very worthwhile, and his appearance is simply priceless. "Much Ado About Nothing" (1993) has a very pretty style, and features Reeves as the spiteful Prince John The Bastard.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

19:10 The joke here is that Waterloo is an actual city in Europe (not really a water park) and is the site of Napoleon's final battle (which he lost). It marked the end of his reign as Emperor of France.

[@pureserenity524]

8:33 They didn't install running water in outhouses until 1886, exactly 2 years before they also made them wi-fi accessible. 😉

[@ronfehr7899]

There were three Bill & Ted movies. The next one, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, took place about two years later. The third one, Bill & Ted Face the Music, was only made several years ago.

[@ronfehr7899]

Another Keanu Reeves suggestion is the movie Speed, also starred Sandra Bullock.

[@ChicagoDB]

I remember when this came out during my Junior year of college. It was such a fun movie.

[@spiritscar]

This movie is an all-time cult classic. Science fiction comedy at it’s most creative, imaginative, and hilarious. Please return to this series soon and check out the sequel “Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey” This is a sequel that rivals the original and has one of the best conclusions ever to a cinematic saga. The ending is perfection! 👌

[@adamclifton29]

I was 9 or 10 back in 1990. It was on tv and my mum taped it on vhs for the family to see.

[@futuramayeah]

Dawn, i think not a lot of people saw it in the theater, but when it came out on vhs to rent, it was a big hit, unless i saw it on cable and rental places didn't exist yet, i know we had at least 2 video rental places in my home town in the early 90s, maybe even in the late 80s? so it could have been how i saw it.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

15:13 "Wait. Did you- Have you been windin' your _watch?"_ Ah. Dawn, it reassures me that this occurred to you.

[@Someinsanegenuis]

Johnny Mnemonic is my favorite Keanu Reeves movie. It might be one of his least popular movies, but i really like the cyperpunk universe.

[@42percenthealth]

At my previous workplace, during a weekly meeting, my boss announced that I had just reached my five-year anniversary working there. She then asked if I had anything I'd like to say... any words of wisdom? My reply: "Be excellent to each other. And PARTY ON, DUDES!"

[@sumelar]

Where Napoleon got a swimsuit is one of the great mysteries of our age.

[@MrKeychange]

That was his underwear

[@BDogg2023]

Oedipal Complex: wants to sleep with his mother. Psychological theory named after an ancient Greek character, Oedipus, who slept with his mother and killed his father. Also written and sung about in the epic song The End by The Doors.

[@kurbz31]

Keanu Reeves/Ted/neo/Wick♥️ and might I add a Canadian He was abandoned by his father at 3 years old and grew up with 3 different stepfathers. He is dyslexic. His dream of becoming a hockey player was shattered by a serious accident. His daughter died at birth. His wife died in a car accident. His best friend, River Phoenix, died of an overdose. His sister has leukemia. And with everything that has happened, Keanu Reeves never misses an opportunity to help people in need. When he was filming the movie "The Lake House," he overheard the conversation of two costume assistants; One cried because he would lose his house if he did not pay $ 20,000 and on the same day Keanu deposited the necessary amount in the woman's bank account; He also donated stratospheric sums to hospitals. In 2010, on his birthday, Keanu walked into a bakery and bought a brioche with a single candle, ate it in front of the bakery, and offered coffee to people who stopped to talk to him. After winning astronomical sums for the Matrix trilogy, the actor donated more than $ 50 million to the staff who handled the costumes and special effects - the true heroes of the trilogy, as he called them. He also gave a Harley-Davidson to each of the stunt doubles. A total expense of several million dollars. And for many successful films, he has even given up 90% of his salary to allow the production to hire other stars. In 1997 some paparazzi found him walking one morning in the company of a homeless man in Los Angeles, listening to him and sharing his life for a few hours. Most stars when they make a charitable gesture they declare it to all the media. He has never claimed to be doing charity, he simply does it as a matter of moral principles and not to look better in the eyes of others. This man could buy everything, and instead every day he gets up and chooses one thing that cannot be bought: Be a good person.♥️

[@ericjanssen394]

"I can't believe Keanu's gotten so OLD!" Keanu: "I know Tai Chiiii..."

[@gawainethefirst]

Let this blow your mind. The keys now exist as a paradox outside of normal space and time.

[@LordVolkov]

I couldn't have been older than 7 or 8 the first time I saw Bill & Ted. Such a fun classic! The sequel, Bogus Journey, is also a lot of fun! While Keanu is a great actor now, he has struggled with roles along the way. For him being not at his best - Bram Stoker's Dracula

[@johnsensebe3153]

The word is that he was so concerned with getting the accent right that it hurt his performance.

[@pantlessreactions]

I would say Keanu's role in Dracula was light years better than "Much Ago About Nothing"

[@MadcapMatt]

Constantine is getting a much awaited sequel. Gotta check it out after this trilogy

[@rbrtck]

I watched this movie in 1989 when I was 17. In retrospect, I don't feel as though I watched many movies during the 1970s through the 1990s, but for whatever reasons, I was lucky enough to have happened to watch so many of the classics that are often requested for reactions when they were in theaters for the first (and for most of them the only) time. Some movies really benefit from the large screen and/or the sound system, but mostly it was the experience of watching it with lots of other people that made and still makes the theatrical experience special. For me, this works best with movies that are either very sad or funny (or both--it's rare but possible, like _Ghost_ ), although others may feel different. Maybe I'm weird, but for me action movies don't tend to benefit as much from commercial theaters (unless they're really funny, and some are).

[@chrisgrove7829]

Got to love George Carlin as Rufus, and seeing young John Wick, the high school years:)

[@TheNeonRabbit]

"Erik the Viking" - There's a good one. I think there's a sea monster in it

[@kingbeauregard]

The other week, when some of us were discussing "Casablanca", the old silent film "Metropolis" came up. You will be pleased to know that "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" is the same movie as "Metropolis": the plots and characters and even themes line up unnervingly well.

[@johnsensebe3153]

Whoa! No way!

[@kingbeauregard]

@@johnsensebe3153 Bill and Ted are Maria. Rufus is Fred. Evil gym coach is Rotwang, trying to prevent message of harmony through the use of imposter robots. I don't know who Station is though.

[@MightyJonE]

This film’s main character was Mr Anderson as a teenager who later became Neo and escaped The Matrix

[@bossfan49]

Dawn, Keanu's first role is a small part in a film called "Youngblood" (1986). It stars Rob Lowe and Patrick Swayze as minor league hockey players.

[@GD-tt6hl]

Underrated movie, more reactors should do it.

[@bossfan49]

@@GD-tt6hl ...unlike this one. 😀😀 Don't get me wrong, I'm glad Dawn watched it and enjoyed it but it doesn't hold up over the years.

[@GD-tt6hl]

@@bossfan49 bogus

[@clayquakenbush]

The man who played Rufus, Bill and Ted's guide, is the great comedian George Carlin. You should react to his routine called The planet is fine. "

[@baron7755]

This is my favorite Keanu movie, and I watched it when it came out as a young teenager

[@alansnow1129]

That water park was filmed in my home town at golf land/sunsplash

[@kevingunning7569]

Hi Dawn, Great reaction btw! I first watched this on video from the local video shop in 1989 with a few friends. Saw it on the rack and thought the cover looked fun.....became part of my movie history. Fun fact for you; Joan of Arc was played by Jane Wiedlin, who was one of the founding members of the Californian all-girl band The Go-Go's (along with Belinda Carlisle). Have you planned to react to 'Point Break'? Keanu is excellent playing alongside Patrick Swayze and Gary Busey. Cheers! Kev from South of the Border

[@DV80s]

medieval times Iron Maiden is a torture device 1980's and up Iron Maiden is a British metal band, one of the best around.

[@jmcdermid]

To be more specific, it's a metal box shaped like a person and lined with spikes. Person goes in. Lid is shut. Person is impaled.

[@WhackyRavenLand]

"The Last Samurai" would be a most excellent recommendation! Pretty please! Cheers from Norway

[@bigredtlc1828]

Such a classic 80's movie that makes no sense but is such a fun ride. I saw it as a kid and I remember laughing at the over-the-top acting and absurd plot. Just a great time.

[@NoelleMar]

I think what’s funny about it is it’s details make sense even if the rest of it doesn’t. Idk about over the top acting, er, perhaps a bit, but a lot of the actors play it as straight as they can. Which also makes it hilarious. Billy the Kid and Socrates becoming besties? Freud cramping their style? Preposterous, but why not? Even Lincoln spelling out his name LOL.

[@chriswade1139]

Point Break for Keanu an Patrick Swayze and surfing/bank robbing. And The Lost Boys for Keifer Sutherland and “Bill’ for vampires. Both. excellent early 90s/late 80s!!! you will love them both I promise

[@rbrtck]

There is a real pop star in the cast, by the way. Joan of Arc is played by Jane Wiedlin, the bouncy rhythm guitarist of The Go-Go's, who also wrote some of their biggest hits.

[@bossfan49]

Actual musicians in this movie - - The Three Most Important People In The World are: Clarence Clemons (sax player for Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band), Fee Waybill (lead singer of The Tubes) and Martha Davis (lead singer of The Motels). Joan of Arc is portrayed by Jane Wiedlin (guitar/vocals for The Go-Go's). Later, Keanu learned to play bass and formed a band called Dogstar.

[@TheCastellan]

6:48 They also said Napoleon had rather bad hemorrhoids....combine that with him being like 2 feet tall, no wonder he was so pissed off all the time.

[@MikeO-hs5xw]

You should check out River's Edge (1987). One of Keanu's first movies. Loosely based on a true story (i believe), it also stars Crispin Glover. (George McFly from Back to the Future.)

[@butterflyeffect8924]

Johnny Mnemonic is one of Keanu’s early sci-fi movies that’s worth a watch

[@lurkerrekrul]

You mean Johnny Moronic? "How big is the data?" "Much larger than you have capacity for." "No problem." "OK, here it is." "ARGH! I have to get this data out of my head!"

[@starlord5032]

I enjoyed your reaction to a fun movie from my youth. You have reacted to all my fave movies, your channel is EXCELLENT!! 🎸 (GUITAR RIFF) 🎸

[@thewolfhound1982]

Hi Dawn. Nice to see you enjoying another great movie. What is a (IRON MAIDEN) I hear you ask, well there is the Metal Band (IRON MAIDEN) formed in 1975 to present day. Then you have the Medieval torture device called the (IRON MAIDEN) which is a human shaped Metal coffin that stands upright with a door that opens on hinges, there are two versions of this device. The first version has very shape spikes in the back of it on the inside and the hollow door also has spikes on the inside, you put someone in to the device and shut the door impaling the person inside the IRON MAIDEN and they would die a slow painful death. The second version of this device is somewhat the same accept in this version the spikes are Retractable and can slowly be turned by a crank to impale someone. Hoped this answered your question.

[@Patriot46426]

Thanks for showing up on my yt feed, great memories

[@micheletrainor1601]

If u haven't already watch Constantine which is an amazing movie and after 20 years a part two is finally being made. Another one is My Own Private idaho in which he stars alongside his best friend who tragically died from a drug overdose at the age of 21. This is a beautifully made film.wiith great casting and u get to see a different Keanu than any other movie he has been in.

[@Tdub0911]

This was awesome when it came out while in high school but there was no way anyone could've known how big Keanu would get after this. One word from this I still use randomly today is So-crates. Not sure why it's still funny but it is and not sure how I end up in conversations that works in but.......?

[@boodahbass]

Bill is played by Alex Winter! he co-directed and starred in one of my favorite movies, Freaked! which Keanu Reeves also makes a cameo in. i recommend you check that one out if you'e interested. it's a little like Airplane but in a Ratfink-style circus haha

[@tempsitch5632]

Napoleon was the guy taking a bath for all of The Truman Show.

[@erictaylor5462]

The history text book they use is a real high school history text. I had the same book in my school