It's been 20 years since 'Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey' had us bid farewell to our favorite time-travelling slackers. But that doesn't mean they're gone forever. For a year or so now, there have been reports that a third film is in the early stages of development. Keanu Reeves brought Jimmy Fallon up to speed with the project on 'Late Night' (Weeknights, 12:37AM ET on NBC).

Reeves explained that he and his co-star Alex Winter were brought in and asked if they'd be interested. Thankfully, they insisted on a good script before moving forward. "I think Bill and Ted at 50 could be funny," Reeves explained.

The Cartoon Network announced today that they've completed work on the first live-action Ben 10 movie, Ben 10: Race Against Time. Directed by Alex Winter (yes, that same Alex Winter of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure fame), the adaptation of the hit kid's animated show stars Graham Philips as Ben, and Lee Majors as his Winnebago-driving Grandpa who accompanies Ben and sister Gwen on their many adventures.

If you're not familiar with Ben 10, then you're probably over the age of 12, don't have kids of your own, and/or aren't a comic-book loving, nerf-toy wielding, anime-watching geek. I probably fall into the latter category, because Ben 10 is one of my favorite animated shows. In fact, should I even be admitting out loud that I dressed up as Ben Tennyson for Halloween last year?