The movie Bucky and the Squirrels is a comedic take on the classic '60s band story. After their plane crash, the band members are preserved in ice and remained trapped there for 50 years. They're finally discovered in modern times and brought back to life with the hope of making a comeback. However, they soon realize that the world has changed immensely since they were last active and they struggle to adapt to the new music trends and technology.
The surviving members of the band are Bucky, Donnie, Kenny, and Tony. They're played by Matt Cook, Josh Duvendeck, Kyle S. More, and Ryan Quinn Adams, respectively. They're reunited with their former manager, played by Chris Kattan, who has been waiting for them to return all these years.
The movie is full of silly '60s references and over-the-top humor as the Squirrels try to grasp the modern world and revive their careers. They attempt to make a viral video, visit a music producer and try to perform at a music festival. Bucky and the Squirrels ultimately learn that what made them popular 50 years ago might not work in today's world. However, they don't give up and learn to embrace the modern world while still staying true to their roots.
Bucky and the Squirrels is a fun and lighthearted movie that pays homage to classic music and band stories while still being fresh and entertaining for modern audiences. It has a great cast, upbeat soundtrack, and plenty of humor that will make audiences laugh and reminisce about the '60s music scene.