Apparently Winona Ryder said this was her favorite scene to film, because she didn’t get to participate in the Banana Boat music number in the first movie.
It’s sooooo good. I’ve seen some people complain about it for being too similar to the Day-O scene from the first movie, but this one has a lot more heart and emotional weight in my opinion, whereas the original is more of a silly gag
@Thresher98 Plus, you can't have beetlejuice without a possession sequence! I can understand if things are too familiar, but come on, it's beetlejuice.
Too bad he still use the same old trick, virtually saying "I know someone's life is at stake... buuuuuut, if you marry me.... I could stop all of thiiiis..." Hmmm... did BJ took romance advise from Disney's Gaston or what? Am I right?
@@fmor2779 Well... Hollywood is afraid of rocking the boat financially. Which is ironic. They're afraid of creating a flop but end up repeating the same old narrative of the franchise and thus end up with a generic flop...
Beetlejuice‘s obsession with theatrics is his real undoing. It gave the Maitland’s time to stop him in the first movie, and Dolores time to catch up with him in this one.
He had what he thought was a full proof contract that he probably thought about for 36 years. He took his time because to him, he'd already won. Unlike the first wedding attempt where he tried to speed through it, for this one he took his time and made it memorable for himself. No one knew a Lydia's daughter could speed read an entire book and find exactly what she needed to save the day.
@@mysticc6232which honestly makes one question what he would have done had he actually succeeded? Would marriage mean he’s alive again, would he still have powers or was this just a means to escape the afterlife permanently by removing his one weakness which is saying his name 3 times?
@mikewmccann in the first movie he was using the marriage contract to gain freedom but in this second it points to him just doing it all for Lydia, he's smarter than he looks, he probably knew that contract was a fake and how he was breaking the rules when he brought Lydia to the other side (which technically would also break the contracts vow)
It's an insane kind of love but he does love her cause I doubt a guy like him would pine for anyone after 30 years instead of going "She's gone? Oh well fuck it off to the strip club"
He would almost be very sweet, you know, if he wasn't such a creeper and tried to marry her while she was a teenager (Keep in mind I grew up with the Beetlejuice animated series and I admit with the actual friendship between the two I did kinda ship them)
What I think everyone is missing is how FUNNY it is that BJ is singing a song about a relationship that was doomed to fail from the start and how the singer can't let it go even though he knows it is over... at his WEDDING. Seriously, for all its wierd metaphors, THAT is what the song MacArthur Park is about. "Someone left the cake out in the rain" -> "One of us screwed this relationship irretrievably up and I don't know who." "I don't think I can take it because it took so long to bake it." -> "It hurts so much because I invested so much time and effort into this relationship amd now it's in ruins." "And I'll never have that recipe again!" -> "I might one day get in a new relationship but it will NEVER be this one."
This ghost sure is a charmer. I love how he seems so happy to marry Lydia. This scene is very well done, and everybody was having a good time filming it. And the hand kiss at the end, perfection.
Bj saved Astrid from death, reunited Delia with her husband, and Saved Lydia from murder by her finance and Lydia and Astrid betray BJ when he held up his end of the bargain. Never trust the living.
I mean yeah, but honestly it would be worse if BJ was free to roam the living world. Not Armageddon, but definitely unhinged chaos would run rampant throughout the world.
I love how Lydia's facial expression at 0:46 like she's blaming Beetlejuice for leaving the cake out in the rain, and Beetlejuice looking as if he's sorry whilst singing the song, lol
I like to believe that she's singing because she feels this way about Rory. It took a long time to find love, and now that she's seen how wrong he was, she feels she won't be able to do all that over again.
It makes me laugh and happy beetlejuice and lydia dancing floating that was beautiful even love song even he kissing her hand I love a good dream sequence
Fun fact: the person you hear singing is the late Richard Harris, who you might recognise as the actor who played Dumbledore in the first two Harry Potter films before passing away.
Sure, he is so good that instead of helping Lydia save Astrid out of selflessness with no strings attached and... well, love, he used this opportunity to coerce Lydia to marry him knowing she would only agree to do that when the life of her daughter is at stake. Truly the man of the year XD Harassment is the new virtue in the book too!
Absolutely, he save her daughter, shows the coward that she will marry after see last lydia must convinced herself to marry with juice no matter if is a dead or a undead he truly loves her.
He definitely feels something real for Lydia. Most of the time he’s putting on an act, but he seems to commit to the plan when marrying Lydia is on the table lol.
I am in love with this scene. I watch this literally every day 😍 I just think it’s beautiful and funny at the same time. All the parts where Betelgeuse is lip syncing to Lydia are beautiful and romantic. My heart melted 🫠💗 The romantic devotion 🤌
The slow part of the song made me emotional, the fast part made me want to dance. Some people call it cringe, i think not. I have no memories associated with this song. But now, because of Beetlejuice2, when I hear it, I feel the emotions of love, the sadness and joy it brings. But whatever! I enjoyed the movie, the only fun movie in a long time.❤
yes. People like to see movies like this because it is fun. That is why I go to see this 5 times in the theater, ditto for Deadpool and Wolverine. I agree with what you said about feeling "the emotions of love, the sadness and joy it brings." You might want to watch a clip of the Dave Letterman Show, were Jimmy Webb, the composer of this song joins the band and singer Will Lee, who sings. Impressive! th-cam.com/video/iro-Td21aQw/w-d-xo.html
For me, as a big Fan of the Song itself (both Versions Harris/Summer) it was a total Surprise and I rolled on the Floor, when I saw it first and itˋs completely priceless, that the Filmcrew loves this Song too, this Way. Itˋs the best Scene of the Film so far. The Song deserves this kind of Monument in a Hollywood Blockbuster. Well done. Kitsch is not only a beautiful Word, but sometimes also a beautiful Song.
I got to know this song thanks to this movie (I'm not from the US, don't hurt me 😁) and I fell in love with it from the first notes ❤ Would it be great to hear the cast of Beetlejuice perform? 😃
Seeing Willem Dafoe here makes me realize how much amazing he is at adapting according to the character he's interpreting. Take as example the characters from Poor Things, Spider-man villain, etc... he really does his job hahaha (please start making more memes of this human being)
@@Hugz4All16 yea because the first one was so creepy and weird and besides beetlejuice only cared about being free but the sequel got to me as it changed in so many ways 🥰😍
2:37 ♫ "And after all the loves of my life..." ♫ *...Delores...* *...Young Lydia...* *...DOG!* Okay...I have questions now! 😆 (And so many of the first movie's problems could have been averted if Barbara, Adam and/or Lydia had actually *_read_* the Handbook for the Recently Deceased, so kudos to Astrid for actually taking that initiative! 🙂)
The first movie makes it clear that even though Barbara and Adam tried it was difficult for them to read. Lydia did read it in the first movie. I’m guessing she just didn’t retain enough information.
thanks! My favorite part. I will watch it over and over! Also, in the bit where he shows all the loves of his life, @2:35 we see Dolores, younger Lydia and a dog -- it also looks like it shows Beetlejuice himself! I will roll that back @2:42
I gotta say I really love that Beetlejuice is still carrying a torch for Lydia herself in this movie considering that it would’ve been all too easy to just simply make him forget about Lydia and then have him set sites on her daughter just to make him more of a creep.
I'd just like to add that it was a Top Ten hit worldwide in 1968 (#1 here in Australia). The disco version you hear at the beginning and end of the film was also a hit for Donna Summer in the late 1970s... 🙂
What we literally see is Batman trying to wed Joyce Byers, with a song performed by the late Dumbledore playing in the background. Meanwhile, Wednesday Addams, Kate McAllister and The Green Goblin try to prevent this from happening.
Sure, nothing screams romantic more than using one of Disney's Gaston oldest trick in his playbook, coercing the woman you "love" by not giving her another choice but to marry you in exchange for your loved one's safety. Perfection at its best. XD
I think Lydia is Beetlejuice's soulmate for the afterlife I think a third film would better explain it as this film is not wrapped up by any means, Delores killed him to be with his soulmate little realising that would be his final destiny then that would a fitting end to the character if he was to marry Lydia at the end.
I just realized that Beetlejuice needs to get with the times. It's not the Dark Ages anymore. If he likes Lydia, he should just ask her out already. Not constantly ask for her hand in marriage. XD
At The animated series are Friends and we saw what don't had in the 2 movies, Juice loves her since the first time he saw her, he looks her photo for 36 Years, they must end together.
What if the lipsyncing was disoriented, they (except Beetlejuice) tríed say what they’re trying to say but the lyrics come out, no matter how mismatched lipsyincing is
@@TexZenMasterVillain and anti-hero are not synonymous terms. Anti-heroes are protagonists (ie heroes in the story) who aren't necessarily good people but they still end up being the protagonist for their own twisted or selfish reasons. Villains are the clearcut antagonists of the story. So Rory, Delores, and Jeremy were the actual villains in this movie. Though, Delores was actually probably more complex because in her own twisted way she was motivated by love, just like Beetlejuice. But Beetlejuice was actually a protagonist because he opposed the principle antagonists and ended up saving the day in a lot of ways. Like weren't you cheering him on when he sent Jeremy straight to hell and then outed Rory as the scumbag phony he really was? His motives weren't entirely evil either, since in his own twisted way everything he did in the movie was an expression of his love for Lydia. So, no. He wasn't a villain. That is a reductive take. If you're familiar with Tim Burton's other works, anti-heroic protagonists are a recurring theme. So this is actually very on brand for him. This isn't just coming from me though. These are actual literary terms that have different meanings.
@@UnorthodoxTantrums Anti-hero is a term flagrantly tossed around to justify villainous deeds committed by a character generally portrayed as the protagonist. This used to be a niche category where the justification is "the lesser of two evils." These days, it just serves to normalize evil deeds under the guise of perceived "heroism." Wonder woman is shown to be a cold and bloodthirsty r@pist and murderer; yet still is slapped with the "hero" label. With her, they didn't bother trying to classify her as an anti-hero; they just normalized these evil deeds as "heroic." Beetlejuice is trying to marry a woman against her will, terrorizes innocent people, condemns someone to fiery torment, and enslaves people for a short time... but we are supposed to see him as some sort of hero? No. He's just a villain. This new trend of glorifying evil deeds is part of a larger agenda, but that is a different conversation. Your comment about Tim Burton is flawed. Batman committed acts of violence to stop evil; as most heroes do. He was not an anti-hero. Edward Scissorhands had the same motivation. He only used violence to stop evil (or by accident). These are heroes; not anti-heroes.
Beetlejiuce got his fiancee a free wedding dress, a band, and cake and Lydia and her family didn't have to pay a thing. He should be husband of the year.
Im ngl i sat in the theatre with my mouth open wide during this scene. As soon as i came home i had to find this scene but it wasnt available for streaming yet so i had to wait. Thanks for posting this
I was silently SQUEALING during this part 😂 and on the verge of SWOONING BeetleJuice is soo CHARISMATIC and ROMANTIC when he WANTS to be I think ESPECIALLY since he’s in luv with Lydia 😳 I was KINDA hoping BeetleJuice would grab Lydia and kiss her lol I THINK he kissed her hand tho and held unto her waist as he floated in the air with her 😍 it was soo BEAUTIFUL and I was EXPECTING Lydia to smile too lol I think she was just in shock 😱 I think it’s safe to say that she KNOWS now just how MUCH he loves her 😌
Well she's being married off to her adolescent nightmare, her stepmother and daughter are being turned into mind-controlled dancers, and said adolescent nightmare has turned into a musical theater director. I'd expected her to be horrified or mentally checked out ("I'm not here this isn't happening"), but she seems to be in shock the whole time.
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I love how when he says “all the loves of my life,” it shows Delores, Lydia….and some random dog.
turns out it's Tim's dog.
Dog?
@@JoeChillton Makes more sense than what I was thinking. I was thinking it was the dog that tipped Adam/Barbra's car into the river after the crash.
Beetlejuice: “I’m more of a dog person.”
Is it not the dog on top of the ceiling fan from Lydia's haunted house TV show?
Apparently Winona Ryder said this was her favorite scene to film, because she didn’t get to participate in the Banana Boat music number in the first movie.
lol i love that
This immediately became my favorite scene of the movie
It’s sooooo good. I’ve seen some people complain about it for being too similar to the Day-O scene from the first movie, but this one has a lot more heart and emotional weight in my opinion, whereas the original is more of a silly gag
@Thresher98 Plus, you can't have beetlejuice without a possession sequence! I can understand if things are too familiar, but come on, it's beetlejuice.
@@gachapinCUEVAThe familiarity helped imo... Too many of these reboots loose what made the originals so good
Same
Same! Unpopular opinion but I actually think its better than the Day-O scene in the first one.
Beetlejuice really amped up his charm these past 36 years.
Too bad he still use the same old trick, virtually saying "I know someone's life is at stake... buuuuuut, if you marry me.... I could stop all of thiiiis..."
Hmmm... did BJ took romance advise from Disney's Gaston or what? Am I right?
@@fmor2779 Well... Hollywood is afraid of rocking the boat financially. Which is ironic. They're afraid of creating a flop but end up repeating the same old narrative of the franchise and thus end up with a generic flop...
Beetlejuice‘s obsession with theatrics is his real undoing. It gave the Maitland’s time to stop him in the first movie, and Dolores time to catch up with him in this one.
He had what he thought was a full proof contract that he probably thought about for 36 years. He took his time because to him, he'd already won. Unlike the first wedding attempt where he tried to speed through it, for this one he took his time and made it memorable for himself. No one knew a Lydia's daughter could speed read an entire book and find exactly what she needed to save the day.
I dont think he truly intended to marry Lydia, he just wanted to spend time with her like that cause he's in love
@@mysticc6232which honestly makes one question what he would have done had he actually succeeded? Would marriage mean he’s alive again, would he still have powers or was this just a means to escape the afterlife permanently by removing his one weakness which is saying his name 3 times?
@mikewmccann in the first movie he was using the marriage contract to gain freedom but in this second it points to him just doing it all for Lydia, he's smarter than he looks, he probably knew that contract was a fake and how he was breaking the rules when he brought Lydia to the other side (which technically would also break the contracts vow)
True
The way he looks at Lydia. It's like he truly loves her in his own way.
He is 😆 ( on his own way )
Ну знаешь в его же офисе её фото есть, так что думаю любит:) да и он ей нормально так помогал в отличие от первого фильма
It's an insane kind of love but he does love her cause I doubt a guy like him would pine for anyone after 30 years instead of going "She's gone? Oh well fuck it off to the strip club"
Это как-то по-своему он её безумно любит очень любит что аж сердце своё ей Одал хехе
He would almost be very sweet, you know, if he wasn't such a creeper and tried to marry her while she was a teenager
(Keep in mind I grew up with the Beetlejuice animated series and I admit with the actual friendship between the two I did kinda ship them)
The mouth movements on the priest always get me. 😂
It's brilliant. The actor is great. You can see the character is fighting having to move his mouth to the lyrics.
@yukirabbit2615 that guy is an unsung hero. Been in Nolan films like Dark Knight Rises, Pacific Rim, even Always Sunny.
Burn Gorman
the bottles jingling off-screen as the priest picks up the producer in his car always gets me. it's so subtle!
Bro got serious "act like a ghost is possesin you to sing as song you really dont want to" talent
He’s such an underrated character actor. Loved him as one of the seasonal antagonists in The Expanse.
This scene put a huge smile on my face. Absolutely love this scene so much.
Me too, it does put a smile on my face
I can't stop watching it
I really hope beetlejuice and lydia ends up together they deserve each other 🥰
I don’t think it will happen, if there was a 3rd part
frrr 😂😂
The instrumental part really does sound like it could be the theme for an 80s cop show
I thought the same when I saw this in theaters lmao the music along with Wolf Jackson's funny action hero maneuvers went together flawlessly
Works for Dafoe's hard boiled copper guy
Ever since I saw this movie in theaters, this sequence has lived rent free in my head…..and I’m very happy about it.
Song and scene been stuck in my head for weeks
Tim is back!
What I think everyone is missing is how FUNNY it is that BJ is singing a song about a relationship that was doomed to fail from the start and how the singer can't let it go even though he knows it is over... at his WEDDING.
Seriously, for all its wierd metaphors, THAT is what the song MacArthur Park is about.
"Someone left the cake out in the rain" -> "One of us screwed this relationship irretrievably up and I don't know who."
"I don't think I can take it because it took so long to bake it." -> "It hurts so much because I invested so much time and effort into this relationship amd now it's in ruins."
"And I'll never have that recipe again!" -> "I might one day get in a new relationship but it will NEVER be this one."
Finally!! Was waiting for this scene to appear on youtube. It is my favorite part and the experience at the cinema was worth every money of it.
Same here
I was looking everywhere
yes! I agree. I went to see it 5 times.
I was watching it over and over last night - geez , it just makes me smile and laugh and the music is perfect - love ta Tim Burton 💖💖💖💖😀😀😀🌹
Same, I went a second time just for this scene
You know what's even funnier? The fact I've only heard this song in Weird Al Yankovic's version about Jurassic Park.
Same.
same here, this song has been in my head since opening night.
Wow. Honestly I think we all have. 😂
Same! Even when I heard the original, in my mind I'm singing Weird Al's version!
I had weird al’s version playing in my mind throughout this scene when I first saw it 😂
Aww 😍 he really does love her in his own messed up way
This is such a big moment for him 😊 you can see how happy he is
He reached a 10 on the charm scale 😎
True 😭❤
A scene of truly love 😍🥲
❤❤❤❤
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You just know Delia was thinking "Not this shit again" 😂
Dont know, she had so much the first time that she put that song in her husband's funneral
"Oh no, not this again! Why?!"
This ghost sure is a charmer. I love how he seems so happy to marry Lydia. This scene is very well done, and everybody was having a good time filming it. And the hand kiss at the end, perfection.
Beetlejuice really does love Lydia in his own way. Even though she thwarts him every time, he respects her for it 😂
Bj saved Astrid from death, reunited Delia with her husband, and Saved Lydia from murder by her finance and Lydia and Astrid betray BJ when he held up his end of the bargain. Never trust the living.
Beetlejuice was the real hero in this film. Why can’t Lydia see that?
@@Hugz4All16 I guess because her PTS of past experience with him.
I mean yeah, but honestly it would be worse if BJ was free to roam the living world. Not Armageddon, but definitely unhinged chaos would run rampant throughout the world.
He’s not you’re average villain I’ll admit, but it’d be wrong to say that he’s a hero too.
@@coltonstillwell3590I bet Lydia could reel him in and keep him contained a bit if they’re together. Channel the chaotic energy some other way. 🤭
I love how Lydia's facial expression at 0:46 like she's blaming Beetlejuice for leaving the cake out in the rain, and Beetlejuice looking as if he's sorry whilst singing the song, lol
I like to believe that she's singing because she feels this way about Rory. It took a long time to find love, and now that she's seen how wrong he was, she feels she won't be able to do all that over again.
4:01 I was laughing my ass off when he somersaults in only to slam face-first into the cake 😂
lol same
1:36 Rory’s little run up the isle gets me every time 😂😂
Same 😅, anybody expected that
It makes me laugh and happy beetlejuice and lydia dancing floating that was beautiful even love song even he kissing her hand I love a good dream sequence
I LUV this scene soo MUCH! Lydia and BeetleJuice BELONG together this was GORGEOUS!
me too. I always loved that song and loved the floating dance and hand kiss
I really hope beetlejuice and lydia ends up together they deserve each other 🥰
Fun fact: the person you hear singing is the late Richard Harris, who you might recognise as the actor who played Dumbledore in the first two Harry Potter films before passing away.
from my memory he was in at least 7 of the films.... not 2..... lmao
Imagine if he lived? We could've gotten this line:
" Did you leave the cake out in the rain!", he asked calmly.
Whoa he did come back to us somehow. He's been gone a while now.
@@Fact-fiend_1000ASMR.HARRY, DID YOU PUT YOUR NAME IN THE GOBLET OF FIRE
@@ZoroKun60 wrong Dumbledore. That was Michael Gambon, not Richard Harris.
Beetlejuice is a good man. He brought cake and spun his head around. So sweet.
Sure, he is so good that instead of helping Lydia save Astrid out of selflessness with no strings attached and... well, love, he used this opportunity to coerce Lydia to marry him knowing she would only agree to do that when the life of her daughter is at stake. Truly the man of the year XD
Harassment is the new virtue in the book too!
To be fair he was trying to get away from his soul sucking ex.
Best scene of the entire movie for me. ❤ Lydia and Beetlejuice are iconic
What an amazing movie. Never underestimate the beast that Tim Burton is. American treasure 🇺🇸
He waited for her for 36 years. That's love.
Nah. He's undead since centuries. 36 years is just a short tome period for him.
Love hurts
Absolutely, he save her daughter, shows the coward that she will marry after see last lydia must convinced herself to marry with juice no matter if is a dead or a undead he truly loves her.
He definitely feels something real for Lydia. Most of the time he’s putting on an act, but he seems to commit to the plan when marrying Lydia is on the table lol.
It's embarrassing how i ugly happy cried to this in the theater and just now watching this.
I am in love with this scene. I watch this literally every day 😍 I just think it’s beautiful and funny at the same time. All the parts where Betelgeuse is lip syncing to Lydia are beautiful and romantic. My heart melted 🫠💗 The romantic devotion 🤌
Legit my mom and I were watching this in theaters and laughing our assess off
So, did I
I think I was laughing way too loud when this scene played.
The slow part of the song made me emotional, the fast part made me want to dance. Some people call it cringe, i think not. I have no memories associated with this song. But now, because of Beetlejuice2, when I hear it, I feel the emotions of love, the sadness and joy it brings. But whatever! I enjoyed the movie, the only fun movie in a long time.❤
yes. People like to see movies like this because it is fun. That is why I go to see this 5 times in the theater, ditto for Deadpool and Wolverine. I agree with what you said about feeling "the emotions of love, the sadness and joy it brings." You might want to watch a clip of the Dave Letterman Show, were Jimmy Webb, the composer of this song joins the band and singer Will Lee, who sings. Impressive! th-cam.com/video/iro-Td21aQw/w-d-xo.html
Yeah it sure is. I did too, I feel it’s better than the first movie. I might be one of my favorite movies.
@@CrystalClearNews Thanks for sharing those! ❤❤
I enjoyed Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice far more than I thought I would and this scene was utterly crazed genius.
Justice for Bob
For me, as a big Fan of the Song itself (both Versions Harris/Summer) it was a total Surprise and I rolled on the Floor, when I saw it first and itˋs completely priceless, that the Filmcrew loves this Song too, this Way. Itˋs the best Scene of the Film so far. The Song deserves this kind of Monument in a Hollywood Blockbuster. Well done. Kitsch is not only a beautiful Word, but sometimes also a beautiful Song.
What’s the name of the song?
@@alexandriaceballos1938, MacArthur Park
I got to know this song thanks to this movie (I'm not from the US, don't hurt me 😁) and I fell in love with it from the first notes ❤ Would it be great to hear the cast of Beetlejuice perform? 😃
@@alexandriaceballos1938 my comment disappeared for some reason 🤔 the song is MacArthur Park
@@alexandriaceballos1938 McArthur Park 😊
I've seen it 167 times, and it keeps getting funnier every time I see it!
Obsessed gets trown around for the littlest shit nowadays but I am verry obsessed with how much fun this movie is.
😂😂
Got to admit, he's a romantic
Well, he's Italian, isn't he?
The cops raiding was done perfectly. i thought that was generic cop music they made for the scene at first lol
Seeing Willem Dafoe here makes me realize how much amazing he is at adapting according to the character he's interpreting. Take as example the characters from Poor Things, Spider-man villain, etc... he really does his job hahaha (please start making more memes of this human being)
Anthichrist, bondock saints,last temptation of the christ,Mississippi burning just to name a few. He is as fearless as he is eclectic.
I'm crossing my fingers hoping that we can get a Beetlejuice 3
Please Netflix, Disney or whatever company make a 12 episode series with several seasons of Beetlejuice! We need this! a movie is just not enough!
Burn Gorman really nailed the horrified lip-syncing
Wynona Rhyder also pulled that off as well, you can just see it in her eyes that she is ready to kill Beetlejuice once she breaks out of this
seeing this out of context is amazing since with no context I wanna imagine this is Owen Harper’s personal hell
one of my favs in the sequel now im demanding a third one with more lydia and beetlejuice scenes 😍😍🥰
With them (kind of) being around the same age, they make more sense. I would really like to see them together in the future!
@@Hugz4All16 yea because the first one was so creepy and weird and besides beetlejuice only cared about being free but the sequel got to me as it changed in so many ways 🥰😍
We are waiting for that end. 🥰😍
2:37 ♫ "And after all the loves of my life..." ♫
*...Delores...*
*...Young Lydia...*
*...DOG!*
Okay...I have questions now! 😆
(And so many of the first movie's problems could have been averted if Barbara, Adam and/or Lydia had actually *_read_* the Handbook for the Recently Deceased, so kudos to Astrid for actually taking that initiative! 🙂)
The first movie makes it clear that even though Barbara and Adam tried it was difficult for them to read. Lydia did read it in the first movie. I’m guessing she just didn’t retain enough information.
@@susanschuler4206 in fairness she hasn't red a copy in over 30 years.
The man waited 30 years, prepared a tremendous wedding, a ballad and a dance, he has revived romanticism
I listen to this song 20 times a day since the movie. Best scene. I love Keaton and Burton and all of them
2:56 He has come.
And so have I
he barely did anything the entire movie but seeing him go in with that one part of MacArthur playing in the background made him look so badass
Wolf Jackson to the rescue! 😎
He's just keeping it real 😂
3:02 Here he comes
1:35 I was laughing so hard at this part in the cinema 😂😭
Me too ..😂😂
A better musical than Joker 2
and better movie
@ I haven’t seen joker 2 but I’m waiting a bit to see it at the discount theater just to say I saw it
@ and yes it was a good movie
thanks! My favorite part. I will watch it over and over! Also, in the bit where he shows all the loves of his life, @2:35 we see Dolores, younger Lydia and a dog -- it also looks like it shows Beetlejuice himself! I will roll that back @2:42
It’s been about 15 years since I last saw a film I didn’t know how to feel about.
Thanks Tim Burton.
I gotta say I really love that Beetlejuice is still carrying a torch for Lydia herself in this movie considering that it would’ve been all too easy to just simply make him forget about Lydia and then have him set sites on her daughter just to make him more of a creep.
i hadn’t laughed so loudly in a theatre in so long until this scene came on screen
Dress still fits, good for her 👗
If your party doesn't look like this, don't even bother to invite me
YEA! THAT was like the party OR wedding of the CENTURY!
Out of all scenes in this movie,this is by far my favorite 😭
0:34 Jurassic Park is frightening in the dark. All the dinosaurs are running wild!
Yesss! Since I saw it in theaters!!!
Someone let TRex out of his pen!
2:44 Блин когда фото Лидии появилась Блин как же это мило я чуть не😢
The song's name is MacArthur Park - Richard Harris
The very same Richard Harris, who played Dumbledore in 2 first Harry Potter movies.
@@mtsen771oh dang, that’s crazy!! I love a good music fact and I did not know that!
@@mtsen771yes
Bought the single on release all those years ago, wife hates it :)
I'd just like to add that it was a Top Ten hit worldwide in 1968 (#1 here in Australia). The disco version you hear at the beginning and end of the film was also a hit for Donna Summer in the late 1970s... 🙂
I was in the theater...laughing SO hard ..I was crying. It's cinematic perfection!
At this sequence?
This scene had me on the edge of my seat. Absolutely loved it!
R.I.P. Richard Harris ❤
리처드 해리스 노래가 나온것도 감동이었는데, 배우들 표정이 더 다양해지고 풍성해짐, 나이는 들었지만, 정말 뻔뻔하게 연기를 잘해서, 감탄할 정도, 웃긴데 기분까지 좋아. 너무 좋아하는 장면이 되어버렸슴. 두고두고 봐야지 .. ~
Watching this scene in the cinema was incredible, the music is very good and it was worth it.
2:43 The dog part gets me everytime 😂
Who's dog was that?
@@Chun-LiBigMacs Tim Burton's 👍
@@LittleBritishBoy15 😱
But I want to know who dog it was that
You know? The more I think about it, Beetlejuice is crazy powerful
My favorite part of the movie
What we literally see is Batman trying to wed Joyce Byers, with a song performed by the late Dumbledore playing in the background. Meanwhile, Wednesday Addams, Kate McAllister and The Green Goblin try to prevent this from happening.
1:14 Wedsenday Addams Mouthing Singing
If I'm being honest... Lydia should marry Beetlejuice already bro..hes so perfect.
Sure, nothing screams romantic more than using one of Disney's Gaston oldest trick in his playbook, coercing the woman you "love" by not giving her another choice but to marry you in exchange for your loved one's safety. Perfection at its best. XD
1:35 Never fails to make me laugh 😂
SAME it made me scream in the theater
lol
@@Meepisin 😂
lol Justin Theroux is the best
Loved the whole movie but this was my favorite part
Makes you want to have a slice of cake after watching this, huh?
YEP! 😊 a slice of cake with YUMMY green frosting 😂 it’s soo CUTE too that Winona kept the Lydia and BeetleJuice wedding cake topper! 🥹
I think Lydia is Beetlejuice's soulmate for the afterlife I think a third film would better explain it as this film is not wrapped up by any means, Delores killed him to be with his soulmate little realising that would be his final destiny then that would a fitting end to the character if he was to marry Lydia at the end.
3:59 Блин да чего же было мило когда он её руку поцеловал😊😊😊 ах господи
Ага
Someone is getting married just like this. I know it in my heart.
Initially I thought odd song as it's about a break up, but in some ways it works perfectly. Fantastic movie! So much fun!
Best part of the movie. Hilarious, exuberant, creepy, brilliant genius. Thank you Tim Burton for a wonderful sequel.
I just realized that Beetlejuice needs to get with the times. It's not the Dark Ages anymore. If he likes Lydia, he should just ask her out already. Not constantly ask for her hand in marriage. XD
3:01 why do I find that so cool?
It's an excellent look on Defoe, the exposed brain not withstanding. The red leather trenchcoat suits him and has an interesting cut.
because you're 12
@@KittyunderBoBo Well you’re probably 8 and, it’s my opinion. Not yours.
@@KittyunderBoBosays that while having a Five nights at Freddy's profile picture...
@@KittyunderBoBo *has a fnaf profile picture*
I totally ship Lydia and Beetlejuice. 😃
There’s a bit of an age gap
Fun fact: the singer of the original song is Richard Harris, aka Professor Dumbledore.
Peak Cinema.
It’s not a perfect film, but it’s still a good time. Especially this scene!
Anybody get the feeling that at the end of the day Lydia and Beetlejuice aren't enemies anymore? Like they have something over each other.
Definitely 💯
At The animated series are Friends and we saw what don't had in the 2 movies, Juice loves her since the first time he saw her, he looks her photo for 36 Years, they must end together.
I feel the same. She has some kind of familiarity with him, if there's ever a 3rd movie I need more scenes with Beetlejuice and Lydia!
There Frenemies
Winona Ryder said she considers them endgame.
This is my favourite scene from Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
SAME HERE!
I’ve not seen it yet but if this is the best scene I might skip it
lmao this movie is funny af give it a chance
when I saw this the day it was out, I was on the edge of my seat for this moment
Even after 36 years, Winona Ryder still looks really good in that red wedding dress.
0:58 oh noooooo🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
What if the lipsyncing was disoriented, they (except Beetlejuice) tríed say what they’re trying to say but the lyrics come out, no matter how mismatched lipsyincing is
2:30 This part is so freaky.
I know it looks so creepy
Looks more funny than creepy
It is
best part of the movie!
masterpiece!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS SCRNE I’ve BEEN LOOKING FOR IT 24-7 ONE OF THE REASONS BECAUSE OF WILLIAM DAFOE
As diabolical as he is, I feel like Beetlejuice became more of an anti-hero than a villain by the end of this movie.
An anti-hero is a villain.
Antithesis (to the) hero
@@TexZenMaster No, the definition of an antihero is a main character who lacks traditional "heroic qualities" (in other words, a flawed hero).
@@totorokochan A character who lacks heroic qualities and performs evil deeds.. If only there were a name for that.
Oh yeah: Villain.
@@TexZenMasterVillain and anti-hero are not synonymous terms.
Anti-heroes are protagonists (ie heroes in the story) who aren't necessarily good people but they still end up being the protagonist for their own twisted or selfish reasons.
Villains are the clearcut antagonists of the story. So Rory, Delores, and Jeremy were the actual villains in this movie. Though, Delores was actually probably more complex because in her own twisted way she was motivated by love, just like Beetlejuice. But Beetlejuice was actually a protagonist because he opposed the principle antagonists and ended up saving the day in a lot of ways. Like weren't you cheering him on when he sent Jeremy straight to hell and then outed Rory as the scumbag phony he really was? His motives weren't entirely evil either, since in his own twisted way everything he did in the movie was an expression of his love for Lydia.
So, no. He wasn't a villain. That is a reductive take.
If you're familiar with Tim Burton's other works, anti-heroic protagonists are a recurring theme. So this is actually very on brand for him.
This isn't just coming from me though. These are actual literary terms that have different meanings.
@@UnorthodoxTantrums Anti-hero is a term flagrantly tossed around to justify villainous deeds committed by a character generally portrayed as the protagonist. This used to be a niche category where the justification is "the lesser of two evils." These days, it just serves to normalize evil deeds under the guise of perceived "heroism."
Wonder woman is shown to be a cold and bloodthirsty r@pist and murderer; yet still is slapped with the "hero" label. With her, they didn't bother trying to classify her as an anti-hero; they just normalized these evil deeds as "heroic." Beetlejuice is trying to marry a woman against her will, terrorizes innocent people, condemns someone to fiery torment, and enslaves people for a short time... but we are supposed to see him as some sort of hero? No. He's just a villain.
This new trend of glorifying evil deeds is part of a larger agenda, but that is a different conversation. Your comment about Tim Burton is flawed. Batman committed acts of violence to stop evil; as most heroes do. He was not an anti-hero. Edward Scissorhands had the same motivation. He only used violence to stop evil (or by accident). These are heroes; not anti-heroes.
Great "Banana boat" successor. I don't know why but it just fits!
También está la de tragedy
Beetlejuice is actually a pretty romantic dude.
Beetlejiuce got his fiancee a free wedding dress, a band, and cake and Lydia and her family didn't have to pay a thing. He should be husband of the year.
I was laughing so hard at this scene
fr 😂😂😂
This is definitely the most iconic scene of the movie. it’s really impressive.
Bro twerking in the right 1:58
😂
Never noticed lool that's funny
Yeah That's Truth😂
Im ngl i sat in the theatre with my mouth open wide during this scene. As soon as i came home i had to find this scene but it wasnt available for streaming yet so i had to wait. Thanks for posting this
Bro I think i overhyped it this isn't as good as I remember
So in love with Jenna... Damn it...
What a wonderful scene which ends in a bitter way if only lydia smile during the scene it could be more beautiful 🥰😍
I was silently SQUEALING during this part 😂 and on the verge of SWOONING BeetleJuice is soo CHARISMATIC and ROMANTIC when he WANTS to be I think ESPECIALLY since he’s in luv with Lydia 😳 I was KINDA hoping BeetleJuice would grab Lydia and kiss her lol I THINK he kissed her hand tho and held unto her waist as he floated in the air with her 😍 it was soo BEAUTIFUL and I was EXPECTING Lydia to smile too lol I think she was just in shock 😱 I think it’s safe to say that she KNOWS now just how MUCH he loves her 😌
Well she's being married off to her adolescent nightmare, her stepmother and daughter are being turned into mind-controlled dancers, and said adolescent nightmare has turned into a musical theater director.
I'd expected her to be horrified or mentally checked out ("I'm not here this isn't happening"), but she seems to be in shock the whole time.