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El alucinante viaje de Bill y Ted (1991)

lanzamiento : 1991-07-19

Género : Aventura, Comedia, Fantasía, Ciencia ficción, Música

Tiempo de Ejecución : 93 Minutes

Compañías : Orion Pictures, Nelson Entertainment

Emitir : Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, William Sadler, Joss Ackland, Pam Grier, George Carlin, Amy Stoch, Jim Martin, Hal Landon Jr., Annette Azcuy

Eslogan :

Visión de Conjunto : Una cabina telefónica es el instrumento que utilizan Billy y Ted para viajar a sus anchas por el espacio y el tiempo. Viajarán al Infierno, al Cielo, se harán amigos de la Muerte (que acabará convirtiéndose en ídolo del rock), y conocerán a los marcianos, al conejo de Pascua, y a Albert Einstein.

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