Wayne’s World; an iconic contemporary classic that borders on no plot, but is always in the hearts of people who have seen it based on its awesomosity.
Wayne’s World 2; in many ways is superior, but will never be as recognized as the original.
Released on Blu-Ray is the always stunning duo of mayhem and misadventures, Wayne Cambell and Garth Algar. If you haven’t seen these movies I don’t know what to tell you, except you’ve been missing out on a cornucopia of inside jokes and great moments in popcorn movie history.
Many people shy away from the second one, and honestly, I could kind of see why. The first one is and will always be what Wayne’s World is known for: Bohemian Rhapsody, Dream Weaver-view, psycho hose beast, “purchase feeble public access show, and exploit it. Woah, feel sorry for whoever that is. “, “both you and I know there is no film in this camera”, Scooby-Do ending. All good stuff.
However, have we all forgot what 2 is awesome for? Chop-Socky fight scene, cross the ‘t’s and dot the…. lower-case ‘j’s, I had to beat them to death with their own shoes, WayneStock, The Graduate spoof. Not only that, but the plethora of guest appearances: Christopher Walken, Chris Farley, James Hong, Rip Taylor, Steven Tyler, Harry Shearer, Heather Locklear, KimBasinger, Kevin Pollak, Drew Barrymore, Charlton Heston, Bob Odenkirk, Robert Smigel. I think there are more but I can’t I think of them right now, I need a drink. Where the hell is Dr. Cyborg when you need him?
Pencilbot recommends you get both, since they’re both kick-ass, then you can dazzle your friends with the obscure Wayne’s World 2 jokes. Digg it.
Great lines included:
“Why don’t you just go talk to her… talk to her… talk to her”
“Actually Pete, it’s pronounced ‘Mileuwalkay’, which is Algonquin for… ‘The Good Land'”
“Why do they come to me to die? Why do they come to me to die?”
“Gordon Street? Ah, yes, Gordon Street. I once knew a girl who lived on Gordon Street. Long time ago, when I was a young man. Not a day passes I don’t think her and the promise that I made which I will always keep. That one perfect day on Gordon Street.”