Wayne is back, this time trying to organize a rock festival with help from friend Garth and the spirit of Jim Morrison (Doors). Meanwhile, his girlfriend's manager is busy trying to woo her away from Wayne and move her to LA. Life gets interesting when Wayne must rush from the concert to try and stop the wedding. Aerosmith are featured at the concert.Written by
Tony Bridges <tbridges@spicer.com>
Earning more than $120 million at the box office, Wayne's World (1992) was a surprise hit and prompted Paramount Pictures to quickly begin preparation of a sequel. The principal actors' original contracts contained "muddy" sequel deals that needed to be re-negotiated to allow higher salaries and script approval privileges for Mike Myers and Dana Carvey. Due to these delays, the production was not expected to begin until late February 1993. Although Myers planned to complete the script on his own, on-screen credits indicate that he was once again joined by fellow Wayne's World writers Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner. See more »
Goofs
When Wayne meets Bjergen Kjergen, we see alternating front and back shots of her. From the back, she is leaning to the side and her arms are crossed. From the front, she is leaning forward with her hands folded. See more »
Quotes
Honey Horne:
I'll bet you like to be in control. Tell me.
Garth:
Well, um, when I was 17, my little sister tried to borrow my Def Leppard record. I said, "No way!".
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Crazy Credits
Wayne and Garth have to clean up after the Waynestock event. They are supervised by the Indian, who has a tear running down his cheek after looking at the mess left behind. Wayne (to Indian): "Don't worry, we'll clean it up." See more »
Alternate Versions
All home media versions replace the Batman theme with a generic sound alike, but remained intact on TV airings for a while. See more »
Louie, Louie
by Richard Berry
Performed and Produced by Robert Plant
Robert Plant performs courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp./Phonogram Limited See more »
The First thing I can say about this film is that it has an abnormal amount of cameos. Drew Barrymore,Harry Shearer,Heather Locklear,Kim Basinger,Aerosmith,Charlton Heston, the list goes on and on. That's now become a custom in Mike Myers movies(look at the Austin Powers movies). Otherwise this really is a great movie with some engagingly funny scenes, the Thelma and Louise ending cannot be missed. The films only let down is Christopher Walken's one dimensional acting.He's basically the same actor in every film. The best character is obviously Garth, although he doesn't expanded on his character as he did in the first one. I like the way they mock the movie for being a movie (can we get on another actor). Overall this is really a movie for fans of Waynes World and the comedy genre. As the slogan reads "you'll laugh again,you'll cry again,you'll hurl again". 7.1 out of 10.
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The First thing I can say about this film is that it has an abnormal amount of cameos. Drew Barrymore,Harry Shearer,Heather Locklear,Kim Basinger,Aerosmith,Charlton Heston, the list goes on and on. That's now become a custom in Mike Myers movies(look at the Austin Powers movies). Otherwise this really is a great movie with some engagingly funny scenes, the Thelma and Louise ending cannot be missed. The films only let down is Christopher Walken's one dimensional acting.He's basically the same actor in every film. The best character is obviously Garth, although he doesn't expanded on his character as he did in the first one. I like the way they mock the movie for being a movie (can we get on another actor). Overall this is really a movie for fans of Waynes World and the comedy genre. As the slogan reads "you'll laugh again,you'll cry again,you'll hurl again". 7.1 out of 10.