BEETLEJUICE (1988) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- BEETLEJUICE (1988) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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“The genius that thought of the talking Marcel Marceau statue” is such a brilliant little throwaway line that maybe .01% of people appreciate.
Beetlejuice was in theaters in 1988 and Winona Ryder at the time was 17,18 at the time so that’s why she’s now a parent of teenage kids in the series Stranger Things
Winona Ryder is very good in this one. She's also great in Heathers.
And Edward Scissor Hands!!!! 😀
Beetlejuice and Heathers are two of my favorite movies ever.
Nobody remembers Heathers. More's the pity.
....and Great Balls of Fire and Lucas.
Edward Scissor Hands, Heathers, Girl Interrupted
I highly recommend Tim Burton's MARS ATTACKS! from 1996! It's packed with Stars!
It's always great when the next generation discovers a classic. Beetlejuice is one of those movies that is truly unique, & has withstood the test of time. I was but a lad when I saw it in the theater...always liked it.
If no one's told you yet, there was a spinoff cartoon with Beetlejuice & Lydia Deetz as the main characters...it's cute, funny & slightly creepy all at the same time. YT has plenty of clips. You're welcome.
*"We've come for your daughter, Chuck."*
I actually encountered the cartoon before I knew the movie existed.
It took me decades to realize that they own the store they went to in the beginning.
My mom said I would cry so much as a baby but she would put this movie on and I would stop crying immediately. So I can say subconsciously, I loved this movie so much even before actually seeing it and understanding it.
Michael McDowell, the writer, was an insane genius. (He also wrote The Nightmare Before Christmas.) His original script for BJ was _very_ R-rated, and *much* stranger, if you can believe that.
Michael McDowell also wrote some horror novels. Cold Moon Over Babylon in particular is a great book.
*CO- writer, dumbass
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One of my childhood favorites! I was born in 1980, so I was 8 when this came out, and I loved every minute of it. I was already a fan of Tim Burton's style because of Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.
"Talking Marcel Marceau statue" is pretty damn funny if you look up who that is.
I had Marcel Marceau’s Greatest Hits on vinyl. Classic collection! Everyone loved it. I’d crank the volume up all the way, and never got any noise complaints.
This was Tim Burton’s second movie that he directed, thanks to success of his first directed movie, Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure
A lot of directors have an aesthetic that they use in their movies Tim Burton is one of those directors whose aesthetic is very prevalent throughout all of the movies he's done even in the Batman movies you can see that style come out. Which is why movies is an art form it's not just a form of storytelling it's also a form of art too and it's actually the best way to expose that kind of art....
Spoken like a dumbass.
Directors are over rated..the
Screenwriters are WAY more important.
Great reaction. I love the Afterlife waiting room and the fantastic makeup for each character and how they died.
Y'all got me in the first minute! Adorable couple and newscriber!
One of my all time favorites...
The ghosts from the lost souls' room are also from the 1970 movie "Scrooge"
"See the spirits all around you!
They astound you, I can tell!"
- Jacob Marley, as played by future Obi Wan Kenobi, aka Sir Alec Guinness
@@DamonNomad82 LOL! Just 7 short years after Scrooge, Jacob Marley became a Jedi Knight!
Saw on its original cinema release SEVEN times and many times since💜👍🎩
25:05 as Otho is reanimating their bodies, time is starting to affect the physical form because they've been dead for so long. If they die twice they will become lost souls and you've seen that room that's why I'm so dangerous... They could be lost for eternity completely separated from each other in the lost souls room this is where souls go to die....
You kept saying "weird". That's what one gets in Tim Burton movies, usually along with awesome. Burton may not have invented weird, but he certainly took it to levels no one before him had ever dreamed of...
My first favorite movie been watching it since the early 90’s I’ve seen it so many times I absolutely love it 😍
I had a big crush on Winona Ryder in 1988 after seeing her in this movie and in Heathers.
One of my favourite Winona Ryder movies is Mermaids also starring Cher, it’s so underrated
26:12 There's an Easter Egg here. If you look at his ears, it's Bat's Wings. Batman The Movie was released the very next year, Also Directed by Tim Burton & with Michael Keaton on title role.
The realtor is their cousin-She's trying to make Adam and Barbara sell their house because they can't have kids-and I guess she wants another commission right after getting one for selling them the house. Greedy cousin!
She does have that sense of entitlement that can be seen in most Karens today.
this isn't a movie about ghosts haunting a house w the living in it, it is a movie about the living haunting a house w ghosts in it.
You guys should check out Tim Burton's first film, Pee Wee's Big Adventure! One of my favorite movies as a kid even though parts of it are super creepy and over-the-top in Burton's style. Not many reactors have watched it but it's a ton of fun.
The 80s had the best feel good movies.
Otho thought he was doing a séance, when he was actually unknowingly performing an exorcism.
May your views and your likes always be equal.
You should check out the movie The Goonies, if you’ve not already seen it. It’s an epic adventure.
22:36 In the movie sayin his name 3 times summons him, but in the original "Rated R" script, if you can trick him into saying his own name, it would force him to cross over. The first script they came up with for this movie was dark af!
Not really:
m.th-cam.com/video/JvlP7RDSzFE/w-d-xo.html
Fun video!
Recommending another great film from this director Tim Burton.
“Big Fish” (2003)
I really think you’ll have a lot of fun with this film.
I enjoyed watching one of my favorite movies with you guys. You're pretty cool.
You should try Practical Magic with Sandra bullock and Nicole Kidman (1998)
Fun fact, most of Michael Keaton's lines in this were ad-libbed.
Much like Bill Murray's lines were in Ghostbusters. It's funny that Keaton was considered for the role of Peter Venkman but ends up playing a ghost four years later.
I wish alec baldwin never developed that square head he kind of has now
i forget it's him in this role alot because he is young looking
Super early Tim Burton film. I remember seeing it in the theater.
I had the biggest crush on Winona Ryder at the time. I dated a LOT of goth chicks…
Sylvia Sidney, who played the old lady was one of the top actresses in the 1930's
She even worked with Tim Burton again in Mars Attacks and was also in Damien: Omen 2
Just so you know that's the same actor who will later play as the Dark Knight Batman
I've always felt like it was Juno's fault that the Maitlands let Beetlejuice out as she pretty much told them how to contact him. It's kind of like being told not to hire a builder that is terrible and then be given the phone number.
If she didn't tell them, they might've said his name three times without thinking about it and let him out unknowingly, which would've been even worse. Then they wouldn't know how to put him back.
@@bf5250 not unless they remember from the flyers and the commercial Beetlejuice had sent them.
@@Spindler2007 Equally fair point.
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My fave movie ever!
Must See Tim Burton movies..
Mars Attacks
Edward Scissorhands
Big Fish
Ms Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
Of course no comments on the awesome score by Danny Elfman. Come on people, film music, its where it's at..
Love this movie! ❤️✨
This is the movie to experience the tim Burton style
Drop Dead Fred , is another from this era.
5:54 +2 ✅
Please react to Heathers!
There's a sequel planned for 2025.
5:41 +1 ✅
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A couple of fan facts: Beetlejuice was actually far worse in one of the original drafts. He was also supposed to be a demon And his main goal was Lydia all along. To the point he was sexual predator level obsessed.
There is a fan theory that Lydia actually died after all on the way home from school she just doesn't realize it yet.
Wrong, dumbass:
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@@MrParkerman6 Have fun being reported
Yeah Micheal Keaton is Beetlejuice. Love this movie. Saw it in the theater. And there was the cartoons on t.v. It's so funny. It's horror comedy. Micheal Keaton is hilarious as Beetle juice
Good thing I know the movie. You were literally cutting off every line mid-sentence.
What's really "creepy" is a man saying, "Ew!" Immediately after a woman does. 🤣