Director Coralie Fargeat loves Margaret Qualley's butt to distraction. The fact it's a female director only marginally helps with the creep factor. The star ear-rings are a reference to Fargeat's previous film Revenge.

You look so graceful!!

Gina - 5th In Junior Audrey - 3rd in Teen Group - 1st in Junior

great job!!

What we do in the shadows: the musical!

Sexy Nandor the Relentless! ❤😊

you did really well!

I love this episode.

yes briannaaaaaa this episode had me crying

Hold on, I loved this reaction until you said “she went into her space” Glinda literally gave her like a 6 by 4 foot space and took the rest of the room up with her shit… come on now.

Best reaction. Not enough people talking about how precise, nuanced, clever, and intricate this entire scene is, from the music to the choreo. Whole movie was phenomenal but THIS specifically was an absolute work of art. Like you said, it’s just so FUN

I have watched this piece 100 times and each time I am speechless!!! It’s so beautiful and clever. ❤

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Ariana and Cynthia really brought a different side to these characters with their little nuances and expressions. Loved it

New person here. From an average fan of the show, allI can say about this adaptation is that the love for this show pours right of the screen. I was blown away by the direction, cinematography, choreography of this film.

This is my favorite reaction I've seen to this, someone who has the same love for this song and the choices they made that I do.

One of my favorite things about this is something they carried throughout all of the performances: the way the sound effects become part of the music. The stomps, the cutlery, props, everything comes in on the beat. It adds a layer of excitement to the performance.

This is probably my favorite reaction to this, right from the “yeah!……YEAH!” at the start. We love a true fan reaction. 💕 One of my favorite bits of choreo is when they’re fighting over the desk and the girl sits so Elphaba can’t have it. Every single movement is on beat with the music, from the desk tilting back and forth to her sitting to Elphaba and Glinda looking at each other. That’s serious attention to detail. I’ve seen this film seven times and it just keeps getting better and better and I keep freaking crying.

I LOVED YOUR REACTION SOOO MUCH!! <33333

Wow this is such an amazing review! You brought up so many good points and things I didn’t even notice or think about! You’re very good at analyzation, keep up the good work!! Seriously! Subscribed

loved the video! seeing your reaction was priceless!!<3

You have my favorite reaction to the music. Your energy is infectious and I loved to see your unbridled joy for the material!

It's crazy to me that these two actresses sang these songs live on set.

Yours is the best reaction to this song 🤣👏👏

this song is so addicting!! the choreo, visuals, and singing are PERFECT!

I love your reaction

She is so me,im such a theatre kid😂

jajaja ella es tan yo viendo por primera vez el video jajaj !!!

yessss Brianaaaaaa

Audrey did a contemporary solo this week called Captive. She got 1st place.

I cannot get enough of this song with this dance. I watch it almost daily. There is so much going on, and it never gets old because you can concentrate on particular individuals each viewing. I cannot imagine the work it took to pull this off. Watching the slide along the line, where as you noted the guy carrying the woman - subtly distracts from the other guy pulling a woman from the back. I cannot think of anything I've watched with both the unity and individuality harmonizing so well. This is next level creativity.

I AM EXCITED TO! I loveee Snoww

Having danced myself since the 70's, not professionally, I am in total awe of CDK not just the dancing but the precision - there is not one person out of sinc

You'll find more of them if you search YT, the choreographer is Omar Molina. There's 1 vid that shows him working with different subsets of the dancers. They do this same dance for a competition in a different venue, so there are slight differences forced by the venue.

Since i watched the movie i watched a lot or reactions.. Most of them are not that into it. They dont have read the book and dont know all the Infos.. But whats even better to watch is when someone have real feelings to that movie like u.. Ur happy, u screaming, u cry. I love watch that and i cant wait for the second movie on ur channel

Ashlen got 297 out of 300. She was 3 points away from a perfect score

Mina won all her solos. What a good dancer.

love these reactions Briannaaaaa

Happy Halloween too

The most demoralizing person in the studio is Gina. Even if she does not want to be that way, she works as a demon to harm everyone else and to block the first place on the pyramid. There is no positive effect on the others. No one' s work ethic improves. I think Gina is an idea executed by the producers to stir up drama. And they succeeded. There is more tears than in Abby' s studio.

I love too see Josh dance. I think he is my favorite dancer since 2017, when he was selected for Now United. Can’t wait to see him dance with in is solo career know.

I was a dancer and they are incredibly talented and tight.

yess Brianaaaaaa love these reactions

Fun fact: the only reason Lily was out of the group dance is because she was sick so she was under the table. She also had a solo called Weird Barbie who was pulled. Gina was entered in the competition with Cinema Paradiso because Lily wasn't able to do her solo.

Makes me glad to be a human being.

I enjoyed your reaction very much. I wish there was an expansive documentary of the special effects. Because I am thinking even the opening epitaph film title might have been stop motion - kind of like the fireplace opening for the ghost priest was filmed (in the original film)

Justice for Bob.

09:57 Noticed Late: Is that a nod to Paul the Head Waiter from 'Corpse Bride'? 👀

I ADORE Tim Burton he’s one of my favorite filmmakers! However BeatleJuice for me, ranks low amongst his filmography. I love everything about the original except for the character of BeatleJuice. He really brings that film down for me. I’m not a fan of how perverted and gross he is. Trying to look under women’s skirts, attempting to marry a teenager, I really dislike him in that first film. So I wasn’t that enthusiastic about the idea of a sequel. I felt if Tim Burton had to make a sequel to his older work, I would’ve loved to see Old man Edward Scissorhands, but I digress. They definitely toned down the perverted side of BeatleJuice. This time he reminded me much more of his animated counterpart. I actually really enjoyed his character in this film, which is something I didn’t expect. I know it wasn’t referenced but I would like the think that the animated series is canon. What I enjoy about that show, is how it subtly implies that the “friendship” between Lydia and BeatleJuice is toxic and unhealthy. Something this film definitely leans into while Contrasting it against the toxic relationship Lydia has with her fiancé. This film feels like a commentary of abusive, toxic obsessive relationships. Tim Burton has definitely matured as filmmaker since the first Beatlejuice and I know this is probably a hot take, but I loved this sequel way more than the original. You are right the lighting and visual style of this film is absolutely stunning!