“He’s been a part of my life for so long, so to have a friend who’s so close and to do these projects with him is pretty amazing. “I can’t imagine having a better friend than Mike Judge”, says Frizzell. Thematic, dramatic, soaring and propulsive, Frizzell’s notable work heightens this beloved film’s outrageous comedy while driving forward the titular character’s cross-country odyssey… An odyssey that will continue on later this summer when Frizzell re-teams with Mike Judge for the much-anticipated BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD DO THE UNIVERSE. La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures proudly present a limited edition remastered and expanded CD re-issue of acclaimed composer John Frizzell’s (ALIEN RESURRECTION, OFFICE SPACE, GODS AND GENERALS) original motion picture score to the classic 1996 animated feature film comedy BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD DO AMERICA, written and directed by Mike Judge.Ĭomposer John Frizzell provides this 1996 big-screen debut of Mike Judge’s MTV phenomenon BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD with a rousing, powerhouse orchestral score worthy of any live-action blockbuster. Alongside the frequently hilarious, non-stop innuendo, of course.Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion & Lolita RitmanisīEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD DO AMERICA (EXPANDED) Non-stop misunderstandings drive the story forward.
Instead it finds new ways to bring these to the fore, as well as great takes on White privilege, gender issues, and mansplaining. The movie never settles for the easiest, simplest joke or observation about smartphones, Siri, and other previously unimaginable things that have become part of everyday life. Starting the story just before the gigantic internet revolution and then catapulting them into 2022, there is a wealth of comedy material available but only the rarest gems are mined. Despite finding innuendo in almost anything. The revival of this duo in the 21st century only highlights how harmless they are, and - believe it or not - Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe is actually quite wholesome.
The original format for the pair of snarky, giggling teens sat on a sofa commenting on music videos worked so well because, despite all their silly, immature flaws, they were great company.
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