Filmkritik von Lloyd Bradley auf Empire Reviews: “Perhaps even smarter than the original as it expands the potential for the surreal and ties up all the loose ends, managing, quite remarkably, to give its own pointlessness a purpose. Will also appeal to fans of Douglas Adams’s novels.”
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Filmkritik von Hal Hinson in der Washington Post vom 19. Juli 1991: “Every aspect of this sequel is superior to the first film. Where that picture was shoddy and indifferently made, a clunky slapped-together item, „Bogus Journey“ is sharp and expertly timed. Hewitt, who makes his feature debut here, isn’t just another journeyman director; he has his own distinct comic voice, his own way with a joke. This time out, we feel as if we’re being given the true essence of Solomon and Matheson’s Bill & Ted universe, their whole vision, intact and uncompromised.”
