I will do my best to review this from a point of view removed from my own because frankly I'm a huge B&B fan and this is the movie I've been waiting for. Can't get enough of Tom Anderson (but did I see an older version of Bobby Hill from King of the Hill?) I would have never put money that this could top Do America but it's real close to call. Bevis was truly giving a standout performance, and I do wish the recurring characters from the show were more part of the story, however. I do feel like the boys seem a little more mature than they did 25 years ago (a little taller too).
From a 2022 perspective, I would have never thought their skill with providing us with such visually creative sexual innuendoes would be smart enough to challenge the woke crowd without getting canceled, but I guess that shows the Brillance of Mike Judge who only executive produced the film and provided the voices of his mark on a generation.
I'm strangely happy about the fact that Bevis and Butthead are still relevant (Despite the fact that I have not heard from AC/DC in years). In a story that would seem like lunacy in 1998 but in all honesty in 2022, not really, MTV's 1st born sons destroy a science fair and are punished by a judge with the fair's grand prize of a trip to space camp and by a pure misunderstanding that could only happen to two white males they are selected to go into space. It amazes me how sophisticated comedy has gotten when a simple joke about two horny boys trying to get laid can still make me laugh out loud.
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