First Time Watching Beetlejuice! | Movie Reaction & Commentary
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My first time watching Beetlejuice (1988). A total scumbag surrounded by really interesting ghosts and a family that kind of deserved it! This film was exactly like I expected, yet also nothing like I expected. Every character was perfectly cast and it definitely delivered a ton of fun! I hope you enjoyed my Beetlejuice movie reaction & commentary
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Original Movie: Beetlejuice (1988)
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This was a WILD and enjoyable trip! What is your favorite thing about Beetlejuice?
Michael Keaton is my favorite in this! My all time favorite character he plays!🥰
Catherine O'Hara is easily my favorite part. "I will go insane and I will take you with me!" is one of the best lines.
“I’ve seen the Exorcist about 167 times, and it keeps getting funnier EVERY time I see it!”
@@LordVolkov that is my favorite line after Keaton’s line about the Exorcist.
Baby Winona Ryder as a goth. Love every minute of it.
Something that took me MANY rewatches to notice is the heavy implication in the beginning of the movie that the reason for Adam and Barbara’s staycation is because they recently lost a pregnancy. They never come out and say but Adam makes a comment about trying again that Barbara pushes away. Then when the sister is intruding and mentions the house being the right size for a family, she realizes immediately that she made a mistake saying that just by the look Barbara gives her. Barabara’s reaction also seems more than just one of someone who doesn’t want kids and more like that of someone who lost one. This is why Adam and Barbara (her especially) so quickly take to filling the parental role with Lydia, giving her the love and attention she wasn’t getting.
I've long assumed they were simply infertile, but yeah, a miscarriage also makes a lot of sense. Especially if it's not their first one.
@@ChronosTachyon that’s interesting and had not occurred to me before. I will have to watch the beginning closely next time to see if any of the clues point to one possibility over the other, because as to my current memory could easily mean either or.
I definitely thought they were infertile, but both concepts get the main theme across quite well.
I don’t think the movie is implying that at all. I think the pregnancy stuff was just characterization. The Maitlands became ghosts because they died in an accident. If you remember, all the ghosts in the afterlife waiting room also died accidentally.
Christine Ricci used the Winona Ryder character here as her inspiration during her audition for Wednesday in The Adams Family
That is perfect.
"Are you a ghost, too?"
"I'm a ghost with the most, babe."
Fun Fact: Michael Keaton, playing the title character, only appears in 14.5 minutes of the film.
Music Enthusiast Fact: Tim Burton feared the "Day-O" sequence wouldn't go over well, since in his opinion it wasn't very funny. He turned out to be wrong: audiences loved it and think of it as one of the film's most iconic scenes.
Parapsychology Foreshadowing Fact: At the dinner party, Otho states that people who commit suicide end up as "civil servants" in the afterlife. This is actually expanded on in the film. The civil servant ghosts that Adam and Barbara meet are people who appear to have ended their own lives. The receptionist says she committed suicide, there is a man who hanged himself, and the crushed messenger is implied to have done it to himself. Juno looks normal, but there are scars on her neck that indicate she cut her own throat. Beetlejuice is said to have been a civil servant and Juno's assistant; it was going to be explained in the film that he hanged himself (incompetently and very painfully), due to heartbreak. While this was cut out of the film for running time purposes, it is hinted when Beetlejuice is surprised at Lydia wishing to die.
There are a couple times smoke comes out of Juno's throat.
This movie is just the right amount of weird, scary, creepy and heartfelt. Thanks for the reaction. I love the Office references and you made me laugh. 😂❤️
Geena Davis is underrated as an actress.
From Transylvania 6-5000 to The Long Kiss Goodnight, A League Of Their Own, The Fly...
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Earth Girls are Easy!
My son was a child extra in the "Commander In Chief" series and I met her on the set. Super nice person.
"What is this music?"
Danny Elfman, of the iconic 80's new-wave band "Oingo Boingo" ("Weird Science" "Dead Man's Party")
This is one of Elfman's first movie scores and the beginning of his long, successful collaboration with Tim Burton.
Although his score for Raimi's Spider-Man is Spider-Man's theme for the generation that grew up on it, and how iconic his Batman theme is, this score is the most uniquely Danny Elfman and sounds a lot like Oingo Boingo
Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice is god tier of performances.
One of my all time favorite films, Burton and Elfman together make magic. This is such a fun movie and Keaton did a phenomenal job
Since you’ve already seen Nightmare Before Christmas, something you can notice in a rewatch is when Beetlejuice comes out of the floor dressed as a circus character and the hammer arms, there’s a Jack Skellington face on the top of the hat he wears. It’s the first time Jack appears on film ever. Apparently, Tim Burton has added Jack Skellington’s face in a couple of his films. It’s a matter of finding it.
If you want to check out one of Burton’s masterpiece’s, I highly recommend “Big Fish”. It’s a real tearjerker.
I love big fish.
"They're through the roof over this place!...I regret nothing.."
Hey, it's not any worse than the puns Beetlejuice makes in the cartoon series. 😂
I like how thoughtful you got at the end of the reaction Chris. Your soul is why I like your channel regardless of the actual film being reviewed.
Thanks, Terry! Appreciate it.
Arguably Burton's best film ever - and Keaton's too (he so s/gotten an Oscar nod at the very least) - with a grand cast, production design, make-up, visual f/x and that fantastic doomsday carnival music by Danny Elfman - all ingredients for an iconic classic. Basically the reverse of GHOSTBUSTERS (Beet's a people buster!) Glad you finally saw this and appreciated it Chris.
This is a fun movie and a fun reaction. Sadly, life does imitate art. Sylvia Sidney, who played their counselor and smoked cigarettes with the smoke coming out of her neck, died after this film from… throat cancer. It’s hard for me to watch knowing this sad piece off trivia.
On the other hand, Winona is FANTASTIC! And I still tell my husband “I will go crazy and I will take you with me!” The best line in the whole movie! 😵💫
Sidney died about a decade after this movie came out. She made a few more appearances in movies and on TV, including Burton's "Mars Attacks".
@@creech54 oh, my gosh! I forgot she was in that. I had to listen to Sam Whitman, growing up in rural NE Texas. I thought yea!! I’ll never had to listen to him again. And there it was, blowing Martians head up. To me that is all that music was made for. I know I got headaches listening to it over at Granny’s. I’m not kidding… true story!
@@eddietucker7005 Slim Whitman definitely had the powers of a "Scanner".
So, I don't normally post personal things online, but I need to tell you this story. Growing up, I had sleep paralysis and thought my house was haunted. My childhood home was built in 1850, so I was already in a creepy environment.
Anyway, I was a kid and knew nothing about sleep paralysis. All I knew was that sometimes dark figures would stand over my bed while I slept and I just assumed they were ghosts. I told no one in my family about this. Mainly because I was afraid they would think I was crazy.
Then, Beetlejuice came out and I could see my "ghosts" as something friendly and it made me feel better. I faked being sick from school one day and watched the vhs three times in a row. After that, I started having conversations with my "ghosts" about how I wanted to live in peace. I was still pretty scared, but I at least felt like I had some control over what was happening.
As I've grown up, I've learned to enjoy this movie for other reasons. I'm glad you liked Beetlejuice. It definitely holds a special place in my heart.
Sleep paralysis is weird! I used to get it a lot when I worked nights and in college when I didn't sleep enough. Even when you know what it is, it doesn't make it any better! I even figured out a way to tell when I was having it. There was a certain book near my bed with large red letters on a black spine. I figured oug that during sleep paralysis, I could read the title. If I was actually awake, I couldn't, because I'm near sighted and didn't sleep with my contacts in. So I would always look for the book.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Wow! That's really interesting! Thanks for sharing. You must be able to lucid dream. I've never been able to. My dreams are always too intense and out of my control. If you can figure out that book trick, I'll bet you can control what happens. Almost like a super power. Our brains are trippy, man.
@@nataliebrunson1157 I have occasional lucid dreams, but it's not intentional or controllable or anything. I've always wanted to have a sleep study done. Even now that I'm on a "normal" schedule, my sleep/dream patterns are pretty weird.
Burt and Natalie, if you're into dream analysis, I've found Dream Dictionary to be helpful 👍 😀 All the best
@@jackmaritt5094 Cool! Thanks for the insight. I'll check it out.
'Ed Wood' is Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's greatest film ever. And I don't say that lightly, or feel any doubt about it. It's an absolute masterpiece. This is my second favorite Tim Burton film as it is 100% a product of his unique imagination.
I agree about Ed Wood. It's a perfect movie.
I'd say Edward Scissorhands but Ed Wood is amazing as well.
I love that Depp got an Oscar nomination for Ed Wood and really disappointed that he didn’t win.
And I love Sarah Jessica Parker in this film, too. 😎
But glad it did win for best make up and Landau for supporting actor
Giant snake scene scared the crap out of me when I was younger. Hell, it still scares me a little today.
So glad my parents allowed me to watch weird, scary films as a kid. It really informed my sense of humor. My parents and I had a fun, hilarious life together.
And I adored the cartoon as a kid. It still slaps. Edgar Allen Poe is my favorite character in the cartoon. So fun.
Michael Keaton ad-libbed nearly all of his own dialogue, created all his own clothes for this
That’s crazy to think about.
The Deetz dad was also Mr. Rooney from Ferris Bueller. Don’t know if that registered with you. I love your reactions and insight.
Haha I didn’t even notice. I watched these two so close together too. 😅
I remember him best as the king in Amadeus
You are right, it is the journey not the destination that gives us happiness.
Alright, all is forgiven after the Ferris Bueller's Day Off reaction, you understood this one perfectly. I've seen people go into this movie expecting I know not what but absolutely not getting it at all. It's a fun and silly movie with a very sincere core. I will say that as a kid I thought Delia was the absolute worst but there are moments as the movie goes on when you see her discussing the situation with her husband and they both look sincerely concerned about raising Lydia in a haunted house. And in the climactic sequence when Lydia runs to them, Delia holds her close and tries to protect her from Beetlejuice. She's not much use but she's a long way from a wicked stepmother when she's holding the scared kid and trying at least a little to keep him from taking her away.
Such a fun movie. I remember seeing it in the theater back in the day. Another fun Michael Keaton film is “Mister Mom.”
Your thoughts on that one line really moved me. I like your approach to such a heavy statement, and I hope that your dreams are fulfilled whatever they may be!
Hopefully, it's not just me, but after many dozens of times seeing this movie I just noticed that at the very end the Dietze's could see Maitlands! Oh man...old man!
Maybe it was from being possessed at dinner?
@@Deathbird_Mitch Good point!
This movie is great, but Tim Burton’s previous film Pee Wee’s Big Adventure is still my favorite from him.
Beetlejuice is part of our family's Must Watch movies for Halloween along with Hocus Pocus. Both of them have a creepy/funny vibe that works so well for good family fun. Chef's kiss to whoever did the casting because the mix of chemistry between all of the characters is a big part of what makes it work so well. I've loved this movie since I saw it in the theater when it came out, and I've enjoyed introducing my kids and now my grandkids to it. Thanks for helping me get into the Halloween spirit early this year!
Winona is great here. She's also great in Heathers.
11:26 "HA! That was funny!.... Unless it really happened, but I think it was just a Wizard of Oz reference."
I actually LOL'd at that comment,
Old wives tales said that "witch doctors" (the man at end that shrinks Beetlejuice's head with the dust) would do this to white/English hunters in the jungle...this is an old joke going back a long way (countless tv and movie gags)...that is why the first shrunken head guy has a rifle and hunters jacket.
"Being dead doesn't make things any easier..." Subtle detail about the afterlife... Otho was right. If you commit suicide you're doomed to an eternity as a civil servant. Lydia would have been stuck behind a desk for an eternity, even more miserable than before.
I think it does make sense to have a handbook for being dead. After all, that’s a much longer time to spend than on this mortal coil.
Very true.
Perhaps that’s why we have the Bible?
Yet, sadly, .....much like the Maitlands.....many people haven’t read through it completely yet.
Food for thought.
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Your joy while watching this was so infectious. 😁😁😁
One of my favourite films...saw 7 Times at the cinema!🎩
After watching a few reactions to this film, I’ve found that it is quite polarizing - people either love it or hate it.
I’ve always been in the former category, so it never occurred to me that someone could not “get” this film.
I’ve always been attracted to extremes, whether it’s movies or music or whatever, but I’ve come to realize there are an awful lot of people who would rather stick to the middle of the road. Those kinds of people are not Tim Burton’s target audience.
I understand what your saying but I've never been much of an extremist. I do avoid the bottom of the U-curve where the cespool collects though.
@@Deathbird_Mitch you don’t need to be an extremist, you just have to be able to appreciate things out of the ordinary.
Best dinner scene EVER
2:50 They don't show up in the mirror, so the only real explanation for that is pretty simple: they are a vampires (just like in the movie "The Fearless Vampire Killers"), or they are just ghosts, so we all know what we should do at this point, right? ;)
This movie contains a ton of iconic moments, but I've always found it a bit unsatisfying. I think the pacing is off. If you watch Tim Burton's next film, Batman, you can see that he grew a lot more confident and his film-making became much more dynamic. A few years later he made Ed Wood, which a lot of people think is Burton's best film. If you haven't already seen that one, I hope it's on your list. Cheers.
nice reaction, per usual. i don't think i've seen this since it was first released, so a lot of fun to revisit (and maybe plan on watching again around hallioween, lol). i had almost forgotten that the great sylvia sidney played the role of juno, and that around the time this film was made, actors from hollywood's golden age were still around and would occasionally appear in featured roles. sidney was already a 60-year veteran of film acting at this time, and was the star of hitchcock's 1936 thriller "sabotage" (when he was still working in great britain) and, in the same year, of "fury" (playing opposite soencer tracy), the u.s. directorial debut of the great german filmmaker fritz lang, a really absorbing study of mob violence and lynching, thematically similar in many ways to his film "m" (1931). a nice reminder that these links to film history aren't all that far removed from us.
Hi Chris :)
Never saw the cartoon. My BRI he, who is now almost 77, compar s this movie has o "grand opera", which is weird considering his usual pref for high art films and foreign cinema.
Corpse Bride is kinda like this, but claymation/ early CGI.
There are three movies that I consider essential to the Burton canon: Batman Returns, Edward Scissorhands, and Beetlejuice. Congrats on getting to see one of his best movies.
(The Nightmare Before Christmas would make it four, but while it's heavily influenced by Burton it's technically not directed by him.)
My first taste of Burton was Peewee's Big Adventure (1985) -- I was 5 -- but Beetlejuice just sealed it for me.
Have you seen Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)? If not, you should see Sweeney Todd. It's a Tim Burton *musical*. About murder.
And if we're talking about musicals about murder, I would never forgive myself if I failed to mention Little Shop of Horrors (1986). No Tim Burton connection, but also a fantastic film, and one that had a big impact on my sense of humor as a Xennial.
I love Sweeney Todd. Meat pies 🥧 😋
Brought to you by Tim Burton in in this dark comedy about death and the elements that come with the it. One of my favorite movies
Ahhh, back when Tim Burton made great, watchable movies. Those were the days.
Brought to you by Geffen and directed by Tim Burton in this dark comedy about death starring Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin, Wynonna Ryder, with Michael Ke
so glad you enjoyed the movie! I grew up watching Beetlejuice and it's always been one of my favorites
It’s a worthy favorite!
Id give Michael Keaton a whirl in Mr. Mom 💁🏻♀️… he really is a great actor. I saw him in the Hulu Dopesick series recently, & he was phenomenal!
Michael Keaton is brilliant, best ever.
Absolutely!
They always played this movie when I was a kid at Halloween at our Halloween class parties. Still on of my favorites.
Can you please react to 1955's thriller The Night of the Hunter with Robert Mitchum. I would love to see your reaction to the story.
Nice job! Glad I subscribed!
there was a cartoon series too and he was big at the theme parks too.
the cartoon makes Him and the girl friends and presents him as a sort of rude version of Aldin's Genie
When you said “they look like bad guys” and Jeffrey Jones walks in 👀
a fun ride of a movie. Love to rewatch from time to time. As far as always making life easier. The original Star Trek touched on that in a couple of episodes where they found themselves in what on the surface seems almost a paradise situation. But, the Captain points out that our species needs challenges to overcome to survive. Perhaps not survive, but definitely to thrive. A challenge can force you to improve and even if you fail, you have learned. Remember, Yoda said failure is the best teacher.
Fully enjoyed this movie. Interesting, weird, funny. It checks a lot of boxes.👍👻
Early in life Tim Burton use to work for Disney as an animator, which he despised. Tim's style of animation was a far cry from the stable Disney look of animated characters. And Tim's father was as disinterested in him and his artistic goals as Lydia's parents were to her. There is a lot of the directors life reflected in Burton's movies when you read the unauthorized biography of Tim Burton.
Great info! Thanks for sharing.
The cartoon makes Beetlejuice and Lydia friends 😬 As a kid I never realized how creepy it was the Beetlejuice tried to marry Lydia... though I do love him calling her "Edgar Allan Poe's daughter" 🖤
Love watching your reactions. Authentic!!💯💯
I simply love your reviews. I’m so happy for you because you’re good at what you’re doing. Cheers 🍻
Thanks for the comment! Woke up to a few from an individual who really doesn’t agree with you 😉 so I’m extra appreciative. ☺️
If you could react to anything involving the Beetlejuice Musical, I'd highly recommend it. The full version of the main opening number "The Whole Being Dead Thing" when it reopened after Covid can be found on TH-cam and it's a blast.
Daylight come and me wan go home
Saw this film in theatres a few years ago. Fun ride.
Think about it. This movie came out one year before Batman. When we heard Keaton was going to play Bruce Wayne, after seeing this movie and his other comedies, we couldn't believe it. It turned out to be the best Batman movie of them all.
I like how Beetlejuice is only in the movie that is named after him for 17 minutes
Haha there are several movies where the best performance has surprisingly small screen time.
@@CasualNerdReactions Silence of the Lambs
4:32 gives me Moira vibes.
He's kinda right what he said about the pursuit.
I love Winona in this movie! If you haven't seen her in the netflix show "stranger things"-please do! She is amazing as the deeply caring, ferocious mom Joyce Byers-the kids are amazing too (the whole cast is). It was her comeback to acting after leaving Hollywood for a bit, and the love she seems to have for her younger costars is adorable. The fourth season just came out-I'd love to see your reactions!
I’ve definitely watched all of stranger things since day one. Love the show.
The really eerie part is that both writers of this movie about the afterlife died in their 40s, Michael McDowell from AIDS and Warren Skaaren from cancer.
When I was a kid they had little action figures of the characters. The 2 main characters had their “scary” faces lol.
That’s definitely a toy! Haha
Id say Beetlejuice is closer to Todd Packard than Michael Scott lol
Haha fair!
So glad you checked this out and enjoyed it! Such a fun reaction. Lydia is the best. Was 12 when this came out and loved it, wasn't until I was older that I realized what a bad character Beetlejuice really was. :D
Your face in the thumbnail is killing me XD
LOL Chris! My mom was the same way!!
Have you seen Pee-wee’s Big Adventure? It’s Tim Burton’s first film and one of my favorite childhood movies.
Tim Burton at his quirky finest - did he do Batman after this with Michael Keaton?
And also co-written by Warren Skaaren.
To catch Michael Keaton's acting range, go from Beetlejuice to Pacific Heights. The man has some chops!
I think so. Think I read that so many people were upset when Keaton was cast as Batman because he had only ever really done comedic roles. Obviously he proved them wrong ☺️
@@elizabethstrong6057 Batman fans have NEVER been happy right away with a new actor playing him.
0:55 thank you so much for embracing and sharing yr awkwardness.
I always get this movie confused with The Frighteners.
Beetlejuice did nothing wrong. All he attempted to do was give people exactly what they asked him for. He was honest with what he wanted and what he could give in return.
Maybe, but he’s still slimy 😅
So fun….. great reaction
The original script was a very R-rated horror movie. Ironic that Burton "lightened" it up. (And for the best, methinks.)
Irony at its finest.
Crazy how this is based on a true story! 😭
Great movie GREAT reaction ty
Awww such a great movie!!!
Have you seen Pee Ewe’s Big Adventure? It’s early Burton and great.
This was going be more darker and violent in the original screenplay:
As Adam and Barbara get into an accident, she breaks her arm so badly, a bone can be seen sticking out.
Beetlejuice was going to be a shape shifting demon that was going he played by Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin or Sam Kinison.
He would take the form of various characters and creatures like a demented Easter Bunny, a horrifying Santa Claus, a gargoyle, a dragon and a giant rabid squirrel.
The Deetz Family had a another daughter Kathy, whom befriends Adam and Barbara knowing that they are ghosts.
The films ending was a lot different than the what we expected:
Beetlejuice was going to kill Kathy while he was planning on Raping Lydia but the Deetz Family and the Maitlands perform an exorcism to send Beetlejuice back to hell. They used the ritual to bring Kathy to life
Both families then part ways while the Deetz's return to New York, Adam and Barbara stay in a miniature version of their house.
Wild! Definitely a different movie. It’s hard to imagine.
I love this movie🌝the childhood nostalgia 💕
The canceled or almost sequel had Beetlejuice going to Hawaii.Keaton and Burton tried to get a sequel going and tried over the years.So,the cartoon show is the next best thing,I guess.
I believe there’s a sequel in the works right now. Here’s hoping!
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Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
I like this film, but it is unsatisfying - it is like eating Taco Bell: fun and full of flavor and interesting, but after it is done there is a strange unsatisfied feeling.
Ditto. I think it is a problem with the pacing.
Amazing masterpiece very classic Beetlejuice directed by Tim Burton starring Michael Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin, Winona Ryder and music score by Danny Elfman. Thank you so much bro great reaction bro just awesome. Remember three times saying the name Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice😱😱😱
Oh Kevins mom 😂
That's her!
This movie is getting a sequel.
I’m pretty psyched !
Love your reaction. It's cute.
handbook for being alive ? Bible
Well, now that song “basic Instructions” is stuck in my head.
That dog was *not* a man's best friend! Stepping off so casually and literally murdering this kind, sweet, recently married couple. That dog ain't going to doggie heaven.
🤣 accurate.
If you've seen the 80's Saturday-morning cartoon, that has a slightly more focused idea of what the writers were AIMING for, with BJ as a sort of gothy prankster version of Aladdin's Genie, before Michael Keaton warped the character into an unfunny foul-mouthed ranting scumbag.
Not sure if this was before or after Keaton's "wired" period, where he transitioned from the hipster comedy of "Mr. Mom" to the dark-creepy psychos of "Batman"..Maybe it's the missing link between the two.
One of the greatest first films by any director ever. Flawlessly written, directed, and acted with a perfect cast. The great Catherine O'Hara's Delia was a Karen before Karens, and the brilliant and legendary Sylvia Sidney as Juno was a major star in the 30s, very talented and stunningly beautiful.
This wasn't his first movie.
no way was this movie on disney channel, i first saw it on abc family
It was most definitely in Disney channel. IMDb even some details the edits they made when they aired it in the alternate versions section.
There is a handbook for being alive....
It's called THE BIBLE!!!🙏
I’ve had the “basic instructions” song stuck in my head since you first left this comment. 😅
If you enjoyed the film, I think you would like the musical better; Beetlegeuse and Lydia are the main focus while the Maitlands are more supporting characters. Sophia Anne Caruso is the original Lydia in the Broadway performance. There are clips of her performances on TH-cam and she was just in the new Netflix film The School of Good and Evil. Gena Davis is an amazing actres as Barbara; I highly recommend her films Stuart Little trilogy. Catherine O’Hara was amazing as well; I recommend her film with Christina Ricci, Penelope.
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