Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe (2022)
After a "creative" judge sentences them to space camp, a black hole sends our adolescent heroes 24 years into the modern future where the duo misuse Iphones, embark on a quest to score, and become targets of the Deep State. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Mike Judge, John Rice, Albert Calleros
Written By: Mike Judge, Ian Maxtone-Graham
Starring: Phil LaMarr, Mike Judge, Carlos Alazraqui, Brian Huskey, Andrea Savage, Tig Notaro, Jimmy O. Yang, Mary Birdsong, Ashley Gardner
Genres: Comedy, Sci-fi, Animation
Franchise: Beavis and Butt-Head
Country: USA
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1. Filmjahr 2022 (public: KenMeisters)
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BeeDub | 88 75th |
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Delivers a consistent stream of laughs. (Huh huh, "stream.") Damn, it's good to have the boys back.
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bof | 69 57th |
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This is to Gen X-ers what "Apollo 10 1/2" is to boomers. Only one score possible.
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Ytadel | 6 70th |
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Having just watched this an hour ago I can probably still quote more lines and bits from “Do America,” so that will likely continue to be the more classic movie. But that said this did make me laugh, out loud and everything, several times. And seeing as I can sit through like fifty consecutive hours of 2020s Hollywood film and TV “comedy” with a stone face to rival the Easter Island statues, that is by default noteworthy.
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BillyShears | 80 77th |
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Uh-huh-huh-huh
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Obdurate | 90 91st |
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Just insanely happy to see these morons back. When they approach the Gender Studies class I was like, "oh here we go," and the ensuing white privilege gag cracked me up. But elsewhere, this is a really funny film. If you like Beavis and Butt-Head, this is going to hit home. Like good Beavis and Butt-Head material, the stupidity is insanely clever... how Judge sends up various issues through these idiots is masterful. This will be one of the funniest movies of the year, if not THE funni
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| 2 | ericambler | 75 61st |
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I've always loved the way that Beavis and Butt-Head reflect the least charitable corners of Mike Judge's skeptical mind. Here, we see humanity's decay in its futile attempts to use compassion, decency, and sentimentality on people who have no appreciation or understanding of such concepts. You can't help but laugh at the film's juvenile hijinks, which are blunt yet effective tools for Judge to criticize a selfish, underachieving, and banal society. Heh heh, "anal."
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philamental | 59 33rd |
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While much better than 'Do America' this still feels a slightly wasted opportunity as there was a lot of potential for social commentary and laughs when B&B are transported from the 90s into present day. Instead we effectively got another roadtrip manhunt like 'Do America'. Still very juvenile and funny in parts though.
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twincinema | 80 75th |
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It's a little less than "Do America", in the sense that it feels more like a bigger episode of the TV show than a movie. But, is that a bad thing? No. It isn't. I always welcome a huge hit of nostalgia like this that is also actually good. I honed my Beavis AND Butt-Head impression on the schoolyard 25 years ago, and I was able to break it out again today. My partner did not like being called a fartknocker.
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SirSass | 80 92nd |
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Humorous, quite humorous. Droll, very droll. Yes, whimsical.
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christof | 83 66th |
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It felt like the whole story-arc was set up for the single great gag about white privilege. The 90s characters set in contemporary society had so much potential for critiquing the modern culture wars, which was masterfully discarded for jokes about the Johnson Centre, and it is all the better for it! The cathartic residue is that The Great Cornholio remains untainted by the modern world.
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| Average Percentile 54.23% from 164 Ratings |  |