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Why wont they make a sequel to this be epic.

Love this film, Harry Bellafonte classic too. This guy needs an award. Hes smarter than my bird.

This film I liked when I was younger when watching it recently it's stupid in parts with use of the puppets wyonah ryder was good in it but all the other characters except for micheal keaton come across as wooden. I always watch this when i think death is a solution... That always makes me feel better... This is the devils show 🤦🏽‍♂️. Hey, There Goes Elvis, YO KING. Those football players were funny. The Beetlejuice musical is SOOOO good! I saw it in DC last October (2018) and it's great. It definitely wouldn't get a PG rating if it were a movie though; it would probably be an R rating, as they use a LOT of cursing and sexual jokes. And drug references.

I always wondered about the spelling, thought I was nuts or it was a Mandela effect. Thanks for clearing that up. Terribly over-rated film that stars Geena Davis and Alec Baldwin as a recently deceased married couple who just cannot get new owners Catherine O'Hara and Jeffrey Jones out of their dream house. Thus they decide to contact supernatural nut-job Michael Keaton (in the titled role) to scare the new tenants out of their rightful home. Winona Ryder is almost unrecognizable as Jones' very dark and spooky daughter. Short roles by Sylvia Sydney, Dick Cavett and Robert Goulet do nothing to help out Tim Burton's weak direction and the even weaker screenplay. Not near as funny as it would like to be. Strangely a box office success and still a favorite with many movie-goers, but not with this one. 2.5 out of 5 stars.

0:07 True Story. i quit smoking as soon as i saw this scen. thank you beetle juice. thank you tim burton. What is the music called in the waiting room scene. And now there's a musical! 😂. For all we know, he could have been saying 3.6. Funny how the system failed him. Anyone reminded of Fran Bow from this scene. 0:42 That's not very funny Miss Argentina. That's not the kind of humor we do on this show. Tim Burton's BEETLEJUICE is a film so over the top that it makes PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE look like a model of restraint. I'll freely admit that I hated this film from beginning to end because it's so stupidly portrayed, particularly on the part of the entire cast. Everyone in this film mugs or shouts their way through the over the top roles, and the result was that I was cringing from beginning to end. I have no choice but to blame Burton for not asking for greater restraint from the participants.
The surreal plot is pretty original and that's the best thing it has going for it, but the execution is rather diabolical. Things happen and exist for no seeming reason other than weirdness, like Beetlejuice living in the toy town or appearing on TV. I was trying to get my head around it all but I never ended up doing so. I was amused to read that Michael Keaton says this was his favourite role, as his character is so generic absolutely anybody could have played the part.
Sure, there are elements of interest here, including some cool stop motion effects and the usual quirky monster creations which prop up Burton films. But when the whole cast are so awful and the characters are so grating, it becomes a film impossible to enjoy. A wooden Alec Baldwin and an embarrassing Geena Davis (closer to EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY than THE FLY, unfortunately) are a case in point, although a youthful Winona Ryder is out of her depth as well.

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