*BEETLEJUICE* (1988) TIM BURTON IS GENIUS | MOVIE REACTION! & COMMENTARY FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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[@metaempiricist]

2 beautiful and surreal movies are "what dreams may come" (my personal favorite) and "eternal sunshine of the spotless mind".

[@williamsmith5340]

Very funny

[@Swampthing71]

Here's some suggestions The Mask Of Zorro (1998) The Batman(2022) Spider-Man (2002) The Crow(1994) Scream (1996) The Matrix(1999) Gladiator (2000( X-Men (2000) Superman (1978) Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981) Ghostbusters (1984) Die Hard (1988) The Lost Boys (1987) Candyman (1992) Enter The Dragon (1973) Shoot'em Up(2007) Coming To America (1988) Insidious(2010) Appaloosa (2008) Sin City(2005) Iron Man (2008) Man Of Steel (2013) First Blood (1982) Lethal Weapon (1987) Speed(1994) True Lies(1994) Jurassic Park (1993) Mission Impossible (1996) Blade(1998) Police Story(1985)

[@kerryshankle]

This is classified as "Tim Burton". That's it. He's his own genre.

[@Ray_Morris]

This was Tim Burton's first absolute masterpiece. Seeing this at 9 years old probably explains a lot about me as an adult. 😂😂

[@d3l3tes00n]

I remember that Burton told Keaton that if he did this, he'd cast him for Batman lol

[@williamware367]

It's *his* hardware store, bro. He walked in and took what he wants because he owns the place. It's closed because they're taking a "staycation".

[@Nero_2276]

A great underrated movie is " Thank You For Smoking". Good commentary and funny.

[@zoecove9836]

Have you seen RED & RED2 (with Bruce Willis, Helen Mirren, John Malkovich & more)? It has an amazing ensemble cast, is action-packed, has some twists, and some funny one liners. I reckon you’d love them.

[@trumphatesyou]

"What is this classed as?" Its a Tim Burton movie. That's the Genre. You either love him or hate him. I love him! Ed Wood is my favorite Burton movie.

[@rencloudkicker]

All of the workers in the afterlife committed self deletion. That's why the case worker has her throat slit, the receptionist, even the flat guy who threw himself in front of a car.

[@StarsDie88]

The movie to me, is just basically a comedy, but Tim Burton-ized. Michael Keaton cracks me up in this.

[@melenatorr]

Correction: it's his hardware store: you can see it says "Maitland", which is his last name.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Tim Burton's first movie. Then there is Batman with Michael Keaton, Batman Return's and Edward Scissorhands. All are Tim's work and very quirky but very likable

[@mikerichardson8983]

Michael Keaton was awesome in this. Keaton is one hell of an actor, love his stuff. Especially, "I'M BATMAN"

[@sebastianandres8781]

Please react to more Tim Burton Movies : Edward Scissorhands (1990) Mars Attacks! (1996) Sleepy Hollow (1999)

[@yeti4954]

Oh dude. He would have fun with Mars Attacks.

[@indyrevoly3060]

Ed Wood!

[@GothamsHer0]

One of my all time favorite movies ever. My first ex-wife and I loved it so much we drove to Vermont to where they filmed the exterior shots of the house. We found the lot but apparently they built the house for the movie so it wasn't there when we drove by. It was a lot of fun to try finding it.

[@Luke17-10ministry]

The Count of Monte Cristo with Jim Caviezel is excellent.

[@slimmccoy8863]

There's a throwaway line about people who commit suicide becoming civil servants in the afterlife. Keep that in mind on a second viewing.

[@amyjordan195]

They owned the hardware store. It was called Maitland hardware.

[@ellebaby825]

The gasoline, blow torch joke went completely over my head as a child lol

[@bookwoman53]

Great reaction. I love the waiting room in the afterlife. The makeup is unique to each character’s death. It introduced me to Harry Belafonte’s music.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

He owned the hardware store. His last name was on the outside. It was closed because he was on vacation.

[@kflowers8276]

Thank you! It took me a bit to get to your comment.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

@@kflowers8276 No worries. Glad you saw it. I’ve seen this movie so many times I pretty much have it memorized. 😁

[@CrashCraftLabs]

yea its silly, fun and goofy haha this and a few others is why tim burton is a legend.

[@patriciaf2766]

Another movie that's from the point of view of the deceased is What Dreams May Come. It's a drama staring Robin Williams. There would need to be a trigger warning on it though.

[@frogdogcat22]

I love the bit when he lifts Barbara's dress up with the stick, and he has a look up her dress. 15:43 to 15:48 LOL

[@stormingelysium1996]

I have absolutely met people like Lydia in the beginning of the movie.

[@D.Netten]

👏🏼 Keanu Reeves - Constantine 🔥💯🙏🏼👊🏼✌🏼

[@sammurphy3343]

The excorsist is one of the most genuinely scary films. So when he says he saw it 167 times and it's funny he's really just depraved lol

[@adamclifton29]

If u notice on the brick wall you can see a faded outline of a chalk-drawn door. Almost as if they had to reshoot that scene for whatever reason

[@infiad1275]

BEETLEJUICE just got the axe in Chicago. 🤣

[@Ruskad]

I forgot how crazy this movie is. They went on to make an animated series about Beetlejuice, also included Lydia.

[@behrmann9431]

Tim Burton is a genius, I highly recommend watching more of his films.

[@ede91311]

Galaxy Quest, misery, n starship troopers‼️

[@truettscofield854]

Loving it! This is a classic, one if a kind! Having said that... The Blues Brothers my friend

[@jbs454]

It was filmed in east Corinth Vermont and culiver city film studios in Ca

[@revolutionday1]

I was taken to see this movie when it was in the theaters and I was a young lad. I think it scarred me for life.

[@WolfTalkings]

I would always watch this movie. It is just a very interesting and creative movie. Genuinely a classic

[@peperino25]

_i Recommend Other Great '90s Horror Comedies_ *The 'burbs (1989)* / starring Tom Hanks *The Witches (1990)* / starring Anjelica Huston Ft. Mr Bean *The Addams Family (1991)* / Christopher Lloyd & Anjelica Huston *Death Becomes Her (1992)* / starring Bruce Willis *Addams Family Values (1993)* / starring Christopher Lloyd & Anjelica Huston *The Frighteners (1996)* / starring Michael J. Fox Also Gremlins (1984) & Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) Excellent Channel , New sub from CHILE+1

[@BalthamErathos]

Death Becomes Her is a very underrated movie imho. And I loved The Frighteners. I've always described Gremlins as a horror movie with a sense of humor, and Gremlins 2 as a comedy with a sense of horror. Honestly any of the decent Roald Dahl movie adaptations would be good watches. The Anjelica Houston Witches. Definitely Matilda (devito is the one I mean, but I've heard the musical is good too, just haven't watched it yet). James and the Giant Peach. But most of all--the Gene Wilder Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (based on the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. But the movie that actually has that name is one where the Burton/Depp take just REALLY misses the mark).

[@dustinpuhalski8196]

The moving Truck in the beginning. TORRINGTON,CT THATS WHERE IM FROM.

[@shpadoinkel577]

Love this movie. So creative and original

[@sarandeepkaur4626]

Love this movie. It took me back to my childhood. A suggestion for a future film. Since you liked the Green Mile so much, you should *definitely* check out Shawshank Redemption. If you would like something totally out of your wheelhouse, please check out any of the brilliant work by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli such as "Princess Mononoke" or "Spirited Away" or "Howl's Moving Castle"

[@veggiesaremurder]

This is a comedy. It's INSANE to me how many people in this era can't understand this. I grew up in an era where comedy was mixed with more "serious" content (dark comedies, horror, dramas with comedic parts), so I understand when something is mainly a comedy. All the living people in this house except for Lydia, suck (the actors are fantastic (especially Katherine O'Hara). The dad figuratively and literally pushes his daughter away at every turn, the stepmom cares only about what other people think about her, Otho is a total narcissist. They're all money-hungry, self-absorbed, and ready to exploit.

[@Jmzeus1820]

This is one of my favorites of all time also recommend tucker and dale vs evil lol so funny and a great movie

[@cinemacodey]

It is a very strange movie, That's Tim Burton for you. He has a very unique style.

[@Bjy001]

Well hey! You just mentioned you haven't seen the Exorcist! That would be my vote.

[@ericmarois6960]

That was fun. Had you guessing throughout. Glad you enjoyed it, it's been a favorite ever since it came out in theaters back when I was a teenager. Good times. Thanks.

[@marcbennett9232]

I am the same way as you with movies. if I cant predict it, I love it more.

[@3DJapan]

It took me many years to realize that they own the hardware store at the beginning. It says Maitland on it but of course I don't think you know that's their name yet in this scene.

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

Cool reaction! One detail. The Porsche was a 928, not a 944. Tom Cruise wrecked one in "Risky Business."

[@AtlOwnSouthSide]

If you haven’t seen it yet I’d say to watch The 6th Sense it’s an awesome movie

[@asasassify]

The Place Beyond the Pines

[@sevan7779]

I just wanted to point out that there are accounts of people that have tripped, hit their head and drowned in a puddle. It's believable enough to me that they could have been ended in that way

[@danielhenry177]

I think you would enjoy The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. It is a very interesting movie and was Heath Ledgers last starring role. He was replaced by Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell. It even has a young Andrew Gardield of Spiderman fame

[@VEETEEARR]

If you enjoy "strange" I would suggest Brazil, a dark dystopian comedy directed by Monty Python member Terry Gilliam.

[@kflowers8276]

Did anyone ever tell him that it's his hardware store. That's how he can walk into it and put money in the till.

[@jessicajones657]

"Don't invest in a town like that". DUDE- watch Shitts Creek (it's an hilarious show with Catherine O'Hara about rich people who investedin a town). You're reactions are awesome and I love your take on things.

[@Cyborganna]

If you've never had the pleasure, give Terry Gilliam's: 'Brazil' a gander! I think it'll satisfy your surreal itch, with wonderful flourishes of action and insightful social commentary. 💖

[@muninraven3327]

19:18: You swore. You actually swore and kept it in the edit. 😮I'm playing catch up on this channel, because I was only subscribed to your original one. I have never ever heard you swear before, and on such a run of the mill scene. It genuinely surprised me, to the point where I paused the video and leaned back in my chair. 🙃

[@flubber1557]

I mean the indiana jones movies have action some thrilling moments and usually involve him fighting off the nazis so they cannot get their hands on major level powerful religous artifacts. They has some good comedic moments too. I figure if they are good enough of a franchise to have their own lego game they should be alright to watch here. I wouldnt mind seeing how you fair with the movie "Killer Clowns from Outer Space". Its just one of those ridiculous concept movies with jokes so outside the box it makes you think "who comes up with this stuff". If you liked the chaos of the gremlins you might like them. Although be warned if you have a fear of clowns this wont help lol.

[@jrpkh]

Have you tried another of Tim Burton's movies called Edward Scissorhand? This is the first one I've watched of yours, so I haven't been through all you have on your channel but I enjoy your music one and saw you had this movie review channel. I'm about to check out some more.

[@nathan3252]

Ok. Next movie you have gotta see is Eight legged freaks. hehe

[@faithleah1981]

Repo the Genetic Opera!!

[@Jmzeus1820]

I would recommend Tucker and Dave vs Evil. It is a mix of horror and comedy. One of my favorite movies

[@jerryactrik1901]

one of my favorites too

[@JustinHamsley]

For some reason I want to recommend that you watch "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas", which is based on an experience a journalist and his photographer had. Less supernatural, just as wild.

[@piotrswat169]

Parnassus!

[@Jmzeus1820]

I second this. Amazing movie

[@jerryactrik1901]

not just A journalist... Hunter S Thompson... Gonzo... one of the most intriguing people to ever exist. His autobiography Kingdom of Fear is one of the best books I've ever read... there are multiple times when you have to put it down to be like, "how does someone come up with this shit", and then you remember it's not fiction and it blows your mind. You also get a great look at his friendship with Johnny Depp that started with the making of Fear and Loathing and ended with Johnny Depp spending millions on a ceremony where he shot Hunter S Thompson's ashes from a cannon...

[@freshcoastdrifttracks6074]

I feel like he has referenced that he has seen it before....i could be wrong tho

[@antoinettelopes]

Why does no one react to this? I've been suggesting it for years. 🤔 Maybe it's the Fear.

[@tbwkn]

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

[@TeriusFXGaming]

A Porsche guy eh? 👌

[@GothamsHer0]

Maybe check out Last Action Hero. Lighthearted comedy action starring Arnold!

[@AutumnPheonix]

I'm really disappointed that you missed the joke "I've been feeling a little flat".

[@everetteyoark1]

Watch multiplicity with Michael Keaton

[@JayOwinFull]

Beetlejuice 1989 ‧ Animation ‧ 4 seasons

[@amarquez517]

I dunno if logic applies here in this silly movie 😂 but I hope you enjoyed

[@kflowers8276]

Agreed. What you really need to enjoy this is an open mind and an imagination.

[@tygerfisk7519]

Just make a few polls that are all action movies between these ultra iconic classics people are suggesting. I feel like "300" is mandatory viewing as the best comic book movie ever. So I was dissapointed it lost.

[@gamorris76]

Check out Idiocracy.

[@marlakay]

Hilarious! Have you seen Identify Theif?

[@corrob]

i would love your take on the movie, Existenz. a 1999 take on virtual reality. i haven't seen a reaction to this movie yet. under the radar. action/psychological thriller based. love your reactions.

[@DeHerg]

"Give me some solid suggestions, on some movies." Well if you do like to be horrified and you like it more thoughtful/ thought out, there is a movie a reviewer dubbed "the scariest movie ever made". It's "Threads" (1984), but a word of warning, this may haunt you in your dreams.

[@deannawinsletthughes5958]

Another odd Tim Burton movie is “Edward Scissorhands”.

[@3DJapan]

Beetlejuice 2 is in the works. All I've heard so far is that Tim Burton is back directing, Brad Pitt is producing, and Michael Keaton will be back.

[@Spartansareawesome11]

Please watch Hidalgo! I’m very excited for you to watch it

[@RunBayou]

Hope you get to The Invention of Lying

[@sonyabyrd8739]

Please watch THE OMEN (1976)

[@countbang1305]

you should handle a tarantula at 100k subs

[@ramonvalencia5719]

You haven't watched many Tim Burton movies, have you?

[@jrasicmark1]

Wow. When I originally saw this, I did not catch the "paranormal" crack against Otho, "Is that what they're calling your kind" as a homophobic slur. I just thought she was just being mean to him because he's obnoxious and annoying. But that might be just what it was, as just another way to paint the Dietz' friends as being really terrible people.

[@eudite1762]

Really glad to hear you're doing The Exorcist. For my money the best overall movie in the horror genre.

[@a.noriega-gonzalez6801]

Spiders eat cockroaches and that’s enough reason for me to not kill most spiders (though brown recluse spiders need not apply)

[@tapoemt3995]

It's HIS hardware store lol And the way things are going in 2022? I would totally invest in rural properties.

[@BensSoZen]

Oh yeah, cities are getting worse and worse. People are remembering rurality is where life really happens, too.

[@brianmurphy8811]

"That does not look like Connecticut" - It's Corinth, Vermont. No, it's not a good return on investment, nothing to see here.

[@paullopez9208]

I think monkey bone might be another one you might like just as odd and quirky imo

[@mobilemechanics6565]

I got unsuited wtf

[@drasticbread249]

I think you would love the Evil Dead series of movies. The first one is good, but I usually recommend people start with Evil Dead II since it hits a lot of the same beats as the first, just with more of a budget.

[@Freshenstein23]

I love how movies have to make sense to you. Unique perspective. Just enjoy it 😂 love the reacts cuz of the unique

[@jasonlengyel1104]

My parents rented this movie when I was like ten years old. I've never been the same, in a good way.

[@alucardbloodream2013]

YESSS!! you done my second favorite tim burton movie ever to be created

[@adamclifton29]

21:08 - i don't understand how they can scare them like this when they couldn't scare them before by doing the same thing. Also, how can Ortho even see the handbook for the recently deceased?

[@d3l3tes00n]

Ortho lol Juno told them to study the book if they wanted to be able to scare the living.. which they eventually did. Otho could see the book because he, himself, is also strange & unusual, but not enough to fully understand the book (like Lydia did) which is why things go wrong at the seance.

[@Allwillbewellnallwillbewelland]

I have a poster of Michael Keeton in the wedding suit over my bed. It reminds me upon waking that my dark circles aren't so bad.

[@abc123tiktok]

What you saw is a Tim Burton movie and they are usually the same. They are strange, weird, dark and gothic. Often they have a character like the daughter Lydia involved. They main themes often involve death, paranormal and other dark subjects an making them more normalized. These things are scary at first but once you get see it more and understand it they may be strange or weird but they are not bad.

[@convulsiongaming8723]

Love the content you definitely should check out Clint eastwoods million dollar baby it won 4 out of 7 Oscar's including best movie best director best supporting actor and best actress absolutely amazing movie

[@puppy_drummer]

Have you watched Starship Troopers? If not, I'd strogly recommend putting it on the list.

[@dan0phantom832]

Love this movie

[@jesscolor7178]

You should check out Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. It'd be interesting to watch your reactions.

[@truckinfool3550]

Strange?? It’s Tim Burton…he, himself, is strange and unusual…