Non-Review Review: Wayne's World 2 | the m0vie blog
From there, the film sheds any pretense of a grounded comedy. The conflict is cartoonish: a ruthless promoter (a perfectly slimy Christopher Walken) wants to buy the land where the concert will be held, while simultaneously trying to steal Wayne’s girlfriend, Cassandra (Tia Carrere, still a powerhouse). Meanwhile, Garth finds his own off-kilter romance with a chic, kung-fu-fighting librarian (Kim Basinger, delightfully game). Subplots include a bizarre Japanese martial arts training montage, a running gag about a delayed Terminator 2 -style rescue, and the return of Ed O’Neill as grumpy Mr. Vanderhoff, who is this time obsessed with covering a well. Wayne-s World 2
Like its predecessor, the film features three distinct endings—the "Sad Ending," the " Thelma & Louise Non-Review Review: Wayne's World 2 | the m0vie
: Morrison tells Wayne to put on a concert in Aurora, Illinois. The Conflict Subplots include a bizarre Japanese martial arts training
: Del Preston, a veteran roadie, provides absurdly detailed (and often violent) security and logistics plans that mock military operations. 2. Stylistic Elements to Include