The plot of Beavis and Butt-head Do America starts and ends with television. The screenplay was written by Mike Judge and Joe Stillman, both experiencing their work being produced for the first time on the big screen. A very interesting period of time for TV animation, Nickelodeon launched Ren & Stimpy and MTV introduced the world to Beavis & Butt-head. Judge's work appeared on Liquid Television after catching the eye of Colossal Pictures' Prudence Fenton. Much credit should go to Abby Terkhule, the film's producer, and champion of the talents of Mike Judge during the early days before the series. There is something deeper at work and history holds many examples of the war against traditional values and thought. I'm rather curious about the kind of ability that could take a couple of hand drawn designs of deep simplicity and drape it over public consciousness like grandma's wool blanket. If the film were shot in live action, this kind of documentation would go unnoticed. Watching the film is like watching a freak show caricature of everyday people. Beavis and Butt-head Do America has a keen and sharp eye for capturing the subtitles of behavior. Suspiciously, I do not think we're laughing at them. The kind of family that you're embarrassed to say you're related to. One of which is the uneasy realization that Beavis and Butt-head are like family. The film provokes and challenges the viewer in many ways. And I encourage you to bring a date, or even better all your friends. The kind of spent time that won't keep you up in the middle of the night berating yourself for going-let alone spending the money. The new animated feature, Beavis and Butt-head Do America is the perfect waste of time.
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