🎬 Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey 2 (2025)
👉 Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, William Sadler
The dudes are older. The riffs are louder. And the universe is still totally bogus.
More than three decades after their most triumphant adventures through time and the afterlife, Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey 2 reunites Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter as the world’s most beloved air-guitar heroes — now middle-aged, slightly wiser, but still completely excellent.
When a mysterious temporal glitch begins erasing music — and memories — across space and time, Bill S. Preston, Esq. (Alex Winter) and Ted “Theodore” Logan (Keanu Reeves) discover that something has gone horribly wrong with reality’s rhythm. Death (William Sadler), now a brooding lounge musician in the underworld, warns them that the Evil Robot Us’s have returned — upgraded, rebooted, and ready to rock humanity into extinction.
To stop them, the Wyld Stallyns must embark on another mind-bending journey — this time through fractured timelines, alternate dimensions, and their own fading future selves. Along the way, they reunite with their daughters, Billie and Thea, now successful musicians in their own right, and a few old friends (and enemies) who remind them that even cosmic chaos can’t break the power of a perfect riff.
From a showdown with Death’s jazz band in the afterlife to a chaotic time chase across 1980s San Dimas and 30th-century utopias, Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey 2 blends absurd comedy, heartfelt nostalgia, and rock ‘n’ roll spirit into an interdimensional jam session of epic proportions. Reeves and Winter bring back their timeless chemistry — older, yes, but still radiating that goofy sincerity that made the originals so beloved. Sadler once again steals scenes as the hilariously deadpan Grim Reaper, equal parts sarcastic and soulful.
Directed with a blend of surreal visuals and heartfelt weirdness, the film balances humor with genuine emotion, exploring what it means to age, evolve, and still believe in the impossible. It’s a wild, head-banging reminder that saving the universe doesn’t require brilliance — just friendship, faith, and killer guitar solos.
Funny, freaky, and totally triumphant, Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey 2 is proof that being excellent to each other never goes out of style — no matter how many times you die trying.
