The ending...


I guess I never paid attention to closely to Rufus's final explanation as to what the Wyld Stallyns music did to the world. He said it helped the planet's align and allow peace and harmony to end war and poverty. And for them to be able to communicate with every species in the universe, including aliens and all animals on earth.

So they helped humanity form a higher level of consciousness. That's pretty deep!!!! I always just remembered the ending being something vague like they helped to save the world.

That is some pretty new age 5th dimension type stuff. Makes me appreciate this fun movie even more.

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While the two dude-bros may be dumb, their inclination towards music allows them to express a universal language they would have never been able to grace from chalk stick to a school board: the BOMBASTIC rhythm of math.

These bodacious numbers produce rad waves of equations that transcend the properties of both time and space, where when one concept is solved, more riddles and other infinite possibilities are opened up. Whoa, like, I have no idea what a just wrote, man! It sure sounds smart - peculiar even. What-ifs...

There's no feeling like being center-stage in front of people who share something so personally with you, created from your mind to being physically performed by the edge of your fingertips, playing high notes off instruments.

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That is a most excellent explanation dude.

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It's the little moments of Awesomeness that make the biggest waves, dude.

I'm no William Faulkner, man. That slick cat didn't like growing up in Mississippi, had hard times and all. Instead of being bitter and down about it though, he brought art to pen and paper, chillin' and lovin' life.

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