History YMMV / BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure

* ValuesDissonance: Bill and Ted calling each other "fag" after a hug is quite inappropriate and jarring for modern audiences in an otherwise lighthearted, kid-friendly comedy (especially with the f-bomb coming from the story's ''heroes'').

** "Breakaway" by Big Pig. Funny name for a band, but the song is a most excellent way to start off the movie while we see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd9r7LiuGKk the creation of duo's time-traveling phone booth]].

** "Breakaway" by Big Pig. Funny name for a band, but the song is a most triumphant way to start off the movie while we see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd9r7LiuGKk the creation of duo's time-traveling phone booth]].

-->'''Ted:''' Where are we, dude?\\

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxDTeUXehCc version]] of Robbi Robb's "In Time" that plays during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVXGC896Jdw the Future Council scene]] (which, sadly, [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes was never commercially released]]--not even on the film's official soundtrack) is widely considered to be the highlight of the soundtrack. It's five minutes of pure blissful hair metal that ''perfectly'' encapsulates the beauty of life and hope for a better future, all underscored by a triumphant echoing lead guitar riff. If there really ''was'' a song capable of bringing about world peace, it's not hard to imagine that it would sound a little bit like that.

* {{Fanon}}: While the princesses are pretty clearly intended to be sisters, after the release of ''Face the Music'' several fans took advantage of it never being explicitly stated to enable shipping of their daughters Billie and Thea.

** Bill was absolutely right - they never would be a triumphant band without Eddie Van Halen.

** One of many films that got a UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem game courtesy of infamous publishers Creator/LJNToys. This one is considered to be particularly wretched, however, with WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd (who has played far more of these games than should be considered healthy) even going so far as to consider it the absolute worst game ever released by LJN.

** Bill and Ted's brand of hair metal that would supposedly save future civilization went out of style only a few years after the film was released.

* ValuesDissonance: Bill and Ted calling each other "fag" after a hug is quite inappropriate for modern audiences in an otherwise lighthearted, kid-friendly comedy (especially with the f-bomb coming from the story's ''heroes'').

** Young viewers today are unlikely to have a clue what it means to "wind your watch", as mechanical watches were already being supplanted by digital ones when the film came out. Now, thanks to the ubiquity of smartphones, even ''having'' a watch of any sort is becoming old hat.

** Young viewers today are unlikely to have a clue what it means to "wind your watch", as mechanical watches were already being supplanted by digital ones when the film came out.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: There is a bit at the end where Billy the Kid shoots one of the lights in the school auditorium. This is a bit problematic to watch now that school shootings are sadly a major issue. Let it suffice to say that a ''modern'' school audience wouldn't react with the awe that the audience did in this scene.

** In the mall scene where the historical figures are running around causing mischief, many of the people who encounter them think they're just plain insane. Nowadays, the historical figures would probably just be mistaken for really enthusiastic cosplayers.

* HarsherInHindsight: There is a bit at the end where Billy the Kid shoots one of the lights in the school auditorium. This is a bit problematic to watch now that school shootings are sadly a major issue. Let it suffice to say that a ''modern'' school audience wouldn't react with the awe that the audience did in this scene.

* ValuesDissonance: Bill and Ted calling each other "fag" after a hug is quite inappropriate for modern audiences in an otherwise lighthearted, kid-friendly comedy (especially coming from the story's ''heroes'').

* HarsherInHindsight: There is a scene at the end where Billy the Kid shoots one of the lights in the school auditorium. This is a bit problematic to watch now that school shootings are sadly a major issue.

* ValuesDissonance: Bill and Ted calling each other "fag" after a hug would be quite inappropriate for modern audiences in an otherwise lighthearted, kid-friendly comedy.

* HilariousInHindsight: A note from the future warns Bill and Ted to [[Film/TheMatrix duck behind an office desk just as someone stands up and would have spotted them.]]

* ValuesDissonance: Bill and Ted calling each other "fag" after a hug would be quite inappropriate for modern audiences in an otherwise light-hearted comedy.

** Bill and Ted calling each other "Fag" after a hug would be quite inappropriate for modern audiences in an otherwise light-hearted comedy.

** There was also a PC game that involved several puzzles, fetch quests, and other mini-games as a means of recruiting even more historical figures than in the movie, but it suffered from miserable hit detection and required a "phone book" game manual to get around CopyProtection.

* TheProblemWithLicensedGames: One of many films that got a UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem game courtesy of infamous publishers Creator/LJNToys. This one is considered to be particularly wretched, however, with WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd (who has played far more of these games than should be considered healthy) even going so far as to consider it the absolute worst game ever released by LJN.