Beetlejuice Beetlejuice SPOILER Review - Ending Explained, Easter Eggs!

[@jakel5892]

The only bad part of the film was how they did my boy Bob

[@MasonGrant0704]

LOL poor Bob

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

BOOOOOOOBBBBBB

[@kamandi1362]

A woman at my screening emitted a cry of horror. 😂

[@djorig]

Rip Bob

[@marlongonzalez3980]

THANK YOU!!😂

[@Klaital1]

The funniest moment in the movie to me was when Lydia was doing the breath exercises and Delia thought she was a moose. That was just so random.

[@TayWoode]

😂 I loved that bit too

[@frankenviews4069]

Yea, I could never imagine that sound coming out of Winona but she did it and that made it extra funny

[@swissmrkc]

That's 100% Delia, comedy chops. Improv was her game since the kids in the hall, 70s, John candy days.

[@tallinex]

I loved Monica Bellucci but you could have totally cut her from the film and it would have made no difference

[@GravyGoodbread]

Add the detective character. Pointless to the plot.

[@janehollander3843]

she had such a strong introduction, my favorite scene in the film. but, she was completely wasted after that.

[@vradimirson]

she and dafoe were there for no reason lol but her introduction scene and the beetlejuice flashback were great

[@paradigmshift470]

@@GravyGoodbreadthat’s how I felt 100%. It would have been better if they cut either her or the detective to give the one left more screen time to flesh out

[@RavenBlake]

Exactly was I said after leaving the theater

[@dafttool]

Grace has come to the sudden, 36 year realization that the disgusting & disturbing Beetlejuice is actually disgusting & disturbing. Lol. 😂 That’s part of the gag.

[@sonicsnake44]

Exactly.

[@Fluffypro]

The cartoon makes beetle juice more of a good guy, so sometimes we forget how dark the movie version is. I can see how you’d be shocked by this if you’ve seen the cartoon more and haven’t seen the movie in a while.

[@mechasentai]

I'm going to respectfully disagree on one point. The movie is about abusive relationships overall, not just toward women. Beetlejuice himself was set up by his wife, who poisoned him. Astrid's father could not endure Lydia's traumas as she unintentionally sucked the joy out of him until he went to the Amazon rainforest. And I do believe it is implied that because he is a civil servant, he did jump in. My point is that if you look closer, a lot of guys got it also, but just like in real life, it's worse and more common for women.

[@mechasentai]

I saw the movie again and Lidia says "recently I've been seeing him again." So its implies he has not been tormenting her for 30 plus years. It's a recent thing. And also even Deelia's husband also dies the exact same way as Lidia's husband to me implies both men just wanted to get away, and it drove them in one way or another to their doom.

[@GavStaR79]

Don't forget about Charles. I believe Deila controlled him and that house...he had no say in anything. He embraced his wife's passion for art; didnt push back on Delia redsigining the entire house in her taste...in addition to help sell her art with Maxie Dean in part 1. Delia didn't care for his birds hobby. Maybe that's why he went to jungle on his own.

[@Kyle-ii4fp]

🎤 drop!

[@RavenBlake]

I just realized what you say about civil servant 👀

[@sbowesuk981]

Great points. There absolutely were problematic women (as well as men) in this movie. Unfortunately a lot of feminists boil the world down to "men are the problem", so all the men in a movie like this get tarred with the same abusive brush, while all the abusive women get a free pass. The disproportionate vilification of men needs to stop.

[@Silentsilo987]

The parts with the baby got some of the most laughs in my theater last night, especially the one at the end.

[@Dobbsy79]

…my audience was dead silent with those two parts. Bizarre and not funny. The other stuff? Wacky fun.

[@andylindsey]

Some people laughed at that bit at my showing. I laughed when Beetlejuice kicked it across the room! I didn't see that coming. 😆

[@amexred]

I kind of want to watch the film again . I do agree we needed more Astrid more Lydia . Less Justin Theroux . I would have even nixed Monica beluccis character . Just stick with the ghost murder boy . I stop enjoyed the film overall and loved hearing the intro again and the characters and beetlejuice . I would love a part 3 if they can just come up with a simple story with fewer side characters to distract us .

[@Dobbsy79]

@@amexred It's wild - ever since seeing it- I also want to go see it again!

[@davidortega6236]

The baby stuff was hilarious. The audience was laughing the whole time.

[@4897slayer]

Not everything has to be politically correct...

[@Platerpus7]

Art should never be politically correct.

[@sirrobin4394]

@@Platerpus7 Amen

[@bonchbonch]

"Politically correct?" What is this, 1992?

[@sonicsnake44]

Preach

[@joecamps1119]

I love that Lydia had to experience a bratty teenager to better relate to Delia.

[@mikewhoelse]

Beetlejuice singing right there waiting for you was the best bit of the film.

[@HisNameWasCrazy]

That bit killed me 🤣🤣🤣

[@Raymondcurryjr]

Yeah kinda wanted to rewind it while watching at the theater 😂

[@bethlovesben]

The baby is NOT REAL. It’s a trick. And yes Beetlejuice is a creep. That’s the point. I thought the baby was funny.

[@summonerfraco3603]

A big reason Lydia is so different from the first movie could be because of all she's been through, such as the death of her husband, recent death of her father and her difficult relationship with her daughter.

[@jd0604]

Or she is just not a Teenager. Not so deep.

[@tikifreaky5204]

So she grew up & the harsh realities of life have changed her

[@shinra358]

I liked her personality. She really isnt that different than the first movie. She was also mopey there as well, just like her daughter. This time, she seemed a lil depressed but you also see that she has really grown from the first movie having so much empathy. She is also even more beautiful than she was when she was younger.

[@MasonGrant0704]

My only problem with Lydia is that I would not have had her as a TV host. I think being a horror writer would've fit her better.

[@stanMcConnell]

Also, we're seeing the effect of her best friends being ghosts. The Maitlands were great surrogate parents but still not healthy to have the main people in your life be dead.

[@FestArc]

It's almost like Beetlejuice is the villain or something.

[@randomthoughtreviews3101]

Yea lol who knew 🤷🏿

[@dante6985]

He's not the primary antagonist in either movie. He's a villain but not "the villain". Lydia agrees to marry him twice: to save the Maitlands and save her daughter from the primary antagonist(s). And he does save them. I think his DND character alignment would be "Chaotic neutral".

[@randomthoughtreviews3101]

@@dante6985 regardless he is a villain. I don’t really see your point here

[@dante6985]

@@randomthoughtreviews3101 He's not the central bad guy of the movie. You guys are acting like he is. Watch the movies again if you don't get that.

[@Smspodcast_]

My favorite joke of the movie is the passport stamp saying shit outta luck

[@sandal_thong8631]

That was great, and the version of Betelgeuse I most liked and wanted to see more of.

[@lobster800]

But there's no indication that Lydia has been traumatised by or is even aware that Beetlejuice has been stalking her for that long. Its said explicitedly that shes only started to see him pop up recently, and that she just occasionally felt his presence before that, but not in a way that effected her life. She clearly spent many happy years in that house with the Maitlands, she was very happy with Astrid's father and with them all as a family. Whats worn her down over the years is that those things have gone away, not that shes traumatised over Beetlejuice potentially coming back.

[@youlknowmyname]

My thoughts exactly!

[@mikewhoelse]

She did say she's been able to feel his presence

[@briankelley1908]

I'm thinking you got more out of this movie than Grace.

[@samanthamaclean1430]

Agree with that I thought I saw with the movie not the way Grace saw the movie

[@sonicsnake44]

@@briankelley1908 Its starting to feel like that's the case a lot often these days.

[@iconicphotostudios]

Did we watch the same movie? We saw the movie last night, and we LOVED IT. We didn't feel Lydia was traumatized by Beetlejuice or harassed for 30 years. Where was that in the movie? If that was the case she never would have gone back to the House in the first place. Lydia had more agency than what you give her credit for Also, the baby was HILARIOUS!

[@turtlesnail9824]

Plus the reason why Beetlejuice was specifically haunting Lydia is because that was the closest he got to being married and back to the living so Bud is taking his chances lol

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

Saw it today and Lydia literally mentions she has only recently been haunted by Betelgeuse again. There’s no indication she’s been haunted by him for 30 years. Maybe cause he keeps a picture of Lydia but idk she only said she’s been seeing him recently

[@shinra358]

it does say this in the movie. but he's a poulterguise. that's what those types of ghosts do.

[@mechasentai]

@iconicphotostudios Lidia has a line in the movie that says "recently I've been seeing him again."

[@raphealmilton7979]

Wow men defending men smh😔

[@GrayskullPrime]

Leave it to Grace to spend the whole movie looking for micro aggressions.

[@theroguecybersoldier2629]

As leftist and Urnalists always do

[@lars7282]

Leave it to all the people who discuss movies on the internet.

[@Raymondcurryjr]

Why complain of you know that’s how she is ? Or u just want a few likes? Confusing behavior

[@shinra358]

Beetlejuice is the villain. He's the bad guy. The cartoon switched things up.

[@dariusgeeve1303]

the serial killer demon was the first half with Beetlejuice serving as the main hero and protagonist and then when they turn their back and betray Beetlejuice he becomes the villian and he succesfully wins in the end impregnating lydias daughter and marrying lydia as seen at the end

[@shinra358]

@@dariusgeeve1303 he does no such thing. that was a dream lydia was having and it was the same illusion used on lydia earlier on.

[@zachstammen9337]

I feel like Dolores had no real impact on the actual story. She had a cool sequence when she was putting herself together but other than that all we saw was her looking for Beetlejuice.

[@Fluffypro]

My theory is the Maitlands always wanted a child, but couldn’t have one of there own. It’s hinted at the beginning of the first movie. At the end of the movie they became sergeant parents to Lydia. Once she grew up their life felt completed and the couple was able to move on into the afterlife.

[@sandal_thong8631]

I agree with them being surrogate parents for Lydia. Barbara said, "I want to be with Lydia," which was really heartfelt. It makes sense that they could have moved on. But with the animation they used for Charles or de-aging technology they could have kept them around.

[@ryanwidhalm9431]

Barbara uses "Home Home Home" in the first movie to get out of the model.

[@classiccasualgaming]

There's no way Lydia would know about that. She was not around when Barbara said home home home.

[@TheLinc78]

Grace I really feel you’ve read waaaaaaaay too much into the movie. Saw it last night and everyone enjoyed it. Lots of laughs, even the baby. The general audience isn’t as hyper aware as you are.

[@marcelaramirez2124]

Exactly ! I thought it was hilarious !

[@mechasentai]

@TheLinc78 also it's supposed to be dark. The original had a young girl dealing with thoughts of waning to end her life. It's only because she meets the ghost couple that she changes. I'll admit I do with Lidia had a similar arc in this move. But other than that it is supposed to be gothy edgy dark stuff lol 😆

[@ElevenSeven-cz6ss]

​@@mechasentai Yeah in the original the ghost receptionist was a pageant queen who slit her wrists. I thought they toned it down the fact she was gone

[@Gael-qk5gw]

You’re looking too much into the baby scene and the Beetlejuice stalking. The baby is a joke in what’s basically 2 dream sequences. Beetlejuice literally wanted to marry her when she was 16 so this was just following that so that’s more of a complaint of the first movie

[@sandal_thong8631]

The first was not a dream sequence. He messes with her body to make it happen.

[@ShayneRawls]

Grace is over thinking alot of these parts and I hope people realize shes admitted to not being a huge fan of the first movie and I believed watched it as recently as last year or this one. I always encourge people to watch things and form their own opinion

[@boomstickcritique902]

Seems like she wanted a different movie as opposed to a Beetlejuice movie. Seems like she wanted a social commentary movie about female issues as opposed to just another Beetlejuice movie.

[@OziJo1]

It doesn’t end with Lydia being sad. She made amends with her daughter and that is incredibly special.

[@chizzy201179]

This is exactly what's needed in 2024.

[@tonyriosvlogs31]

Beetlejuice isn’t supposed to be any sort of good at all. Let’s not forget that he is the ultimate creep that’s what it is.

[@sherm4897]

The baby bit was one of my favorite parts 😂😂😂

[@sam15093]

Grace did you catch the Disney shade? My whole audience laughed at that, I'm surprised you didn't mention it

[@iikaedenii]

I would cut out Monica Belucci and Willem Dafoe and just focus on Lydia needing Beetlejuice's help to get Astrid back We had our film and it didn't need any of the other mess

[@MasonGrant0704]

100% agree, Bellucci and Dafoe are great actors but had nothing to do here. The movie could've been great with a little more focus on the other storylines and maybe 10-15 more mins of Beetlejuice.

[@iikaedenii]

@@MasonGrant0704 couldn't agree more

[@RavenBlake]

Totally agree with you two.

[@roymartin8451]

Lydia's Ex-husband and Father were good men in the movie as well as the Detective.

[@silverwig]

Grace - I would think you would understand the horror film/story concept of a HAUNTING! Crying out loud! Beetlejuice is HAUNTING Lydia, jesus christ.

[@PEDRITOPH0618]

BEETLEJUICE WAS LIT 8/10 👀📽🖤🖤

[@reidforman]

The ending dream sequence of this movie is an homage to Carrie. They even use the Carrie Theme at the end.

[@coreynmarie]

i saw it last night at the Thursday preview and it was amazing to me! i feels like a return to form for tim burton, I cant wait to see it again.

[@TheMightyZack]

To not even have a scene of Lydia leaving flowers at Adam & Barbara’s grave was such a missed opportunity! Especially since they were right there already for the funeral.

[@sandal_thong8631]

People are into themselves. No one even asked if Charles would be forced to haunt the house.

[@JoseG-A]

every plot line in this movie feels like it was resolved in such an anticlimactic way 😭 i still had a fun time watching though

[@shinra358]

facts. all great ideas but solved too hastily. especially the serial killer bf plot. that was cool af, but ended like an expendables movie, quick af

[@Jeff-ic1fh]

The Delores resolve was shockingly short fused. Almost like why have her, felt like it was building to a big confrontation. In some ways also nice it wasn't overdone. Still confused how I feel bout that, except I wanted more of Monica for sure.

[@stanMcConnell]

That's very much in the spirit of the first film.

[@HisNameWasCrazy]

@@Jeff-ic1fh I would have gotten rid of Belucci and Defoe's characters altogether (as the movie didn't seem to have any clue what to do with them) and use that time to flesh out the other parts of the movie. A waste of two great performers that only served to bog down the movie.

[@lars7282]

THAT I hated too. Monica had such a cool introduction and then was irrelevant. Astrid’s ghost boyfriend was. Afresh twist and the he died. The wedding deal was just illegal. The climaxes are the weak point :-)

[@Pendragonthegreat]

The movie is a bit messy especially with a lot of subplots going on but i feel they definitely stuck the landing. We had a blast watching and the audience too

[@sandal_thong8631]

Messy, yes. But landing like the plane in the water with the shark. WTF were they thinking?

[@MrRileyjames]

"Are you alright, hunny? You look a bit manic." - killed me 😂. Rory is such a tool.

[@dewberrydave]

I really liked the ending. As soon as I heard the Carrie music playing I knew there would be a surprise ending.

[@andylindsey]

Thank you for pointing out the music reference. I didn't notice that. That's hilarious.

[@sandal_thong8631]

I saw it in the credits but didn't remember when and how they used it.

[@Platerpus7]

Why is political incorrectness a bad thing? Does political correctness make a better movie or something?

[@silverwig]

Grace, we don't need you to re-write the plot okay? That's not what a 'review' is...

[@maxbrager1872]

i thought the movie was peak absurdist comedy. the only thing holding this movie back is that it was released in early september instead of early to mid october. for crying out loud, next week is friday the 13th. the halloween atmosphere in the movie was intoxicating and it’s a shame we’re not seeing much motivation to watch it. i think the early release is unfortunately going to affect its profit

[@Smspodcast_]

It’s only gonna make 100 million opening weekend (not including worldwide)

[@MasonGrant0704]

I agree but I think the studio made the right move because Joker 2 comes out in Oct.

[@thenight1647]

I don’t agree that Lydia became like Delia at all. Delia is just a special character on her own. Lydia’s character is just someone he has a lot going on in her life

[@PEDRITOPH0618]

THE BABY GAG WAS HILARIOUS GRACE STOP IT 👀😅😅

[@FryInABag]

timestamp?

[@shinra358]

yeah it wasnt evil real, it was betelguise's illusion.

[@jamielewis3679]

I agree

[@marcelaramirez2124]

It was hilarious 😂

[@Jeff-ic1fh]

@@shinra358 exactly

[@Desertfox201]

You do realize to most people the more offensive and ridiculous it is the funnier it is.

[@Estudiovinaya]

I must confess there are some movies that I don't even watch, I just watch Grace's spoiler review

[@crestedargo4663]

Uh, that's outrageous!!! Well, I do the same, quite often 🤣

[@velander2]

Lmao I do too! I watch movies sometimes just to hear graces opinions 😅

[@justinrussell9391]

You should still watch the film and then compare and contrast. Judge the film for yourself

[@kellytibbs3815]

Same 🙊🤣

[@DaRealTawk]

Same!! lol

[@JulioGomezNYC]

Girl... What a gloom review. We watched the same movie? This was fun, inappropriate and delicious. There's no such thing as abuse in Lydia's story, sometimes people need to relax! BTW, 'home, home, home" is how Barbara got out of the model with Adam.

[@Madaster1917]

Lol...obvious abuser this one here.

[@zackthestrongest5683]

Grace it is not real

[@vicenteantonionunez347]

MacArthur’s Park is an AMAZING song, but they should’ve used Donna Summer’s version - it’s a disco MASTERPIECE!!

[@JimmyPageTV]

Yeah! Happy we at LEAST got it in the credits 😭

[@emmanuelventura2044]

Honestly Grace, the baby bit was so funny! the entire theater was laughing so hard! oh but when its in a Alien movie you love it but here you hate it? I dont get it. I think its non issue.

[@user-yq1ti7zd2z]

Its just a movie...

[@arturomartinez2983]

Not every movie you see is a political statement against the mistreatment of women. It's never that deep. Maybe for your mindset it is. But it's a movie bro that's it.

[@ryanpurplenintendoeater9869]

That's how she reviews every movie

[@MrRileyjames]

MacArhur Park was also made famous by Donna Summer in the late 70s; its disco classic!

[@corey4048]

A fun, beautiful mess-couldn’t agree more. Loved the first one and had a fun time at the theater, but from a writing standpoint, this movie had way too many plot lines that ended strangely. Burton said himself this is a movie about women of three generations, and when you add in trauma and unhappiness, and then have other characters resolve it, it can leave a bad taste in a viewer’s mouth. Both Astrid and Lydia were rather passive characters in their specific storylines (having their issues solved by Beetlejuice), which does not close off their story arcs well. The last scene of the movie implies Lydia will spend the rest of her days alone, haunted by a Beetlejuice. Not the happiest ending, and this is coming from someone who will probably go see it again in theaters.

[@siriush100]

I have never suffered such secondhand embarrassment than when watching this "review".

[@MZCZ129]

i don’t comment much but genuinely it blows my mind how someone who calls themselves a “movie reviewer” just can’t enjoy a fun flick like beetlejuice and somehow has to find a political problems in it and it’s really a shame because thoughts like this is are why genuine fun movies are going away :(

[@affmcustoms]

I mean it seems like she enjoyed it plenty. Her complaints don't even seem that bad, she just said it was a bit messy, but fun. She basically praised everything, except for the baby gag.

[@BritneySmears99]

No mention of Danny DeVito! He was one of my favorite parts. Also loved the Dune reference, so funny.

[@Cheezpopcorn]

Dune reference was spot on.😅

[@j.x.x.r3645]

Oh what was the dune reference? I didn't notice one

[@stanMcConnell]

If you mean the sandworms, I don't think that's a Dune reference.

[@BritneySmears99]

@@stanMcConnell the sand vibration before the sandworm strikes is a direct reference to to Dune

[@andrewcoulthard-clark]

If you haven't checked it out yet, 'Beetlejuice, The Musical' is incredible and I think tells the story better.

[@livelaughluvdisc]

It was SO FUN! I loved it. Not everything needs to be a study on the MeToo movement....

[@breadmoth6443]

tell that to randolph though - "its current year" per her mindset , so everything has to be PC.... I can't imagine her even doing a review on Blazing Saddles, I'm sure she would get her panties in a real knot.

[@Sanj1n]

Thanks Grace! I’m watching the movie tonight, I’m so excited

[@1313torch]

Doesn’t Lydia make a comment about how after the events of the first movie she thought Beetlejuice was gone for good and just recently she started seeing him again? I don’t think they made it out to be 30 years of sticking or haunting. I didn’t think it was fair that she made the agreement with Beetlejuice to marry him if he helped and then didn’t hold up her end of the bargain.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@1313torch Yeah Lydia Beetlejuiced Beetlejuice didn't she LOL! In the cartoon Lydia and Beetlejuice were best friends and the underworld was called the neither world. 🧟👻🪦🧛‍♀

[@AdonisAngeloLexiYanulis]

I must confess that I think you overthought or looked too into the movie’s breezier moments that come and go! It was the most fun I’ve had going to the movies all year! Possibly the biggest FUN in years!!! The irreverence with the baby felt on brand with Beetlejuice’s fun villainy within their world of whimsy & evil fun stuff Plus it was a fantasy/dream sequence/tricking both times!!! My theater was laughing out loud and gasping with disgust at the same time during those moments!!! I think having Jeffrey Jones’s character top half bitten off by a shark was the ULTIMATE clapback and commentary on the bad stuff the actor has done while still safeguarding the realness and the integrity of fleshing out the other characters!!! It gave Delia so much more depth emotionally and made her character go through a whole arc that felt grounded in reality, despite the whimsy/uncanny valley of the world!!! As someone who didn’t know neither about the actor’s bad deeds nor about the existence of the animated show…prior to watching this sequel….which I’m grateful for… Neither of those two things you mentioned why it took you out of the movie, had that effect on me at all!!!! It plays as an immersive world/characters expanding story through and through!!! This movie was HILARIOUS with so so many audio/visual gags and outrageously funny bits/jokes while still feeling dark and spooky with all the uncanny vibes intact!!! Perfect balance and mix of both those elements!!! Literally had SO MUCH FUN!!! Unexpectedly surprising with a few effective twists!!! Everything from the first movie felt expanded upon and tightly packed with an extra punch in this one thanks to Tim’s seasoned experience as a director as well as the cast being seasoned themselves in these roles!!! The dynamics between the characters had a lot range and you see them interact and go through multiple emotional cues with one another that by the end, I felt a certain type of KATHARSIS that is overall lacking in film, these days!!!! It was a true adventure epic of going to the Underworld with a lot of pathos!!! The characters went through a LOT during the film’s run! That final hug and resolution during Delia’s send off was very healing and emotional!!! A mainstream film like this, which addresses themes of DEATH, Grief & the afterlife & the dead communing with the living, in such a lighthearted, whimsy way that still feel rooted in emotional maturity…felt so earned and healing to witness!!! Again very rare to have those Hades/Persephone/Eleusinian Mysteries themes in storytelling! I appreciated them so deeply and whole heartedly!!!

[@m.alexanderfields677]

Man. I think I need to stop watching your reviews.

[@rippy3526]

why comment this? just don't watch the videos anymore

[@m.alexanderfields677]

@@rippy3526 why not? It's a comment section. I had a comment.

[@chloeharrison6112]

Upset someone doesn’t think the exact same way as you?

[@m.alexanderfields677]

@@chloeharrison6112 no just haven't been enjoying her reviews lately. I like movie math though.

[@TayWoode]

@@m.alexanderfields677I only came here coz other reviews have been saying about weird this review is 😂

[@luxneji]

Grace with all you respect this is not a review seems just a bunch of complains, at the end of the day it’s the movie that it isn’t it the movie that is that should be the focus

[@voooduvooodu6032]

Movie was great..

[@JenniferMcMahonhawaii78]

Grace, if you're upset with Jeffery Jones, you should look into Danny Elfman; unfortunately, there are many similarities between the two.

[@leblancgeorges1479]

Never imagined in a million years that some people would find the baby stuff funny.

[@TheRManProds]

THE MOVIE WAS SO GOOD!

[@thesleepybardalwayswaiting5260]

I feel like this movie was so relatable in regards to how much life you have as a child and the world ends up tearing you down and sometimes as an adult you become a shadow of your former self, but that you go through hard formative experiences like the death of loved ones and how you come to terms with that kind of grief, I loved this movie so much

[@gm56379]

Baby Beetlejuice hip hip hooray!!🎉😂❤

[@rmannayr2129]

JENNA AND WINONA WERE GREAT IN THE MOVIE!

[@EzekielCarrascal]

I was so sad when Katherine's character passed away😢 but then again happy when she saw Charles and it made it all about her🤣🤣

[@psgamer-0199]

With all due respect, I think Grace is severely *over thinking* this movie. I'm feeling a little embarrassed by listening to some of all this complaining :/ I genuinely liked this movie and I had one hell of a time at the theater watching it. William Dafoe was also great, Bob was great (R.I.P. Bob) the music was excellent. I honestly loved this movie.

[@theroguecybersoldier2629]

Why are these critics not ever taken seriously? They always overthink everything, gotta be ve PC, bring politics into it, and they can't ever just have fun and be entertained. Meanwhile blindly prause every MCU film. Entertainment has gone downhill because of them

[@MasonGrant0704]

I agree, I don't even think Grace believes what she's saying but Grace is playing a character.

[@Nooooooooooooooo1x]

Abused!? He's a demon! All demons abuse their victims! Good lord Grace what a poor take.

[@onepoundofcheese8356]

Don't listen to anything this woman says

[@PeterBParker2398]

Grace, where is movie math ?? Alien Romulus has crossed $300 million worldwide, KA-CHING 🤑🤑🤑

[@JesseLinville-t9y]

I liked this movie just for the simple fact I got what was sold to me. All the scenes in the trailers are in the movie, including songs used in the trailers are in the movie not just in the credits or not at all like most movies. It felt like what I think a Beatlejuice sequel would feel like. A few too many story lines going on but I thought they tied them together nicely. :) I had a good time.

[@amazinlynn3358]

Grace grace grace grace...Beetlejuice is the villian of the story. Thats what he does! Sure we love watching him but that doesn't mean we're expecting happily ever after at the end. The only complaint that i have is the cop being useless(too good of an actor to waste) and the story line about Beetlejuice's ex wife. If anything she was the one who was doing the stalking the entire movie! This is totally different from the cartoon. It might not have been the best but we all still enjoyed it. No wonder Hollywood and producers can't come up with anything orginial anymore...waaaay too much criticism nowadays.

[@thevoicezjtj-999]

Listening to Grace and her misinformation will destroy your standards in movies she’s clueless and she’s never accomplished anything in her life.

[@fvalles]

Then why are you wasting time commenting on here? 😂

[@GIMMETHELOOTNOW]

This movie was great 😊

[@FantasticBeasts2024]

The cute boy Astrid married is credited as “Vlad” 🤔

[@Chazman2427]

I know it was a small part but I LOVED the soul train! 😂

[@daniel.staten]

It felt as if there was one too many storylines. I think they could have just killed off the dad at the beginning and be done.

[@MMM-ii7ce]

I think beetlejuice harassing Lydia is perfect because that’s what demons do. They don’t care about the host. He latched onto Lydia and doesn’t want to let go. Lydia did step up a little bit when she summoned him back to the afterlife but I would like to see a proper face off between them two for the 3rd movie.

[@Power_Crystals]

Anyone that has spent 30 years being haunted would be timid.

[@TrippBurnett]

I *think* the whole baby BeetleJuice thing was a bit of a mock of the whole babify characters that’ve become trendy lately since Baby Yoda/Grogu and making fun of that whole trend in a sense

[@queenmagentafox]

How have you never heard of MacArthur Park ... its iconic

[@mechasentai]

Yes I hear the group gave birth to Lonkin Park. 😂😂😂😂

[@silverwig]

Not even mention DONNA SUMMER!

[@breadmoth6443]

clearly you probably did not watch the original, and or/ stuck in such a PC mentality it has stunted your sense of humor

[@JavierRamos-j5v]

Leave it to grace to use every word in the book to substitute the word hunting. As in what a Ghost is suppose to be doing. Hunting the living and not making it easy for them.

[@silverwig]

Do you mean 'haunting?'

[@frankbrown4513]

Is Grace really making a big deal about a demon tormenting Lydia. That is the point, she is being tormented by this demon Beetlejuice and has to break this torment or haunting. Grace is trying to compare this to real life stalking, Grace may have a little PTSD. Sorry to hear that in your analyses, but don't force people to view this movie through your emotions. This means ALL haunted and possession moves have dead people who are stalking the living.

[@ItsArchieYo]

Has grace seen the original movie or just the cartoon??

[@TayWoode]

7:50 “Im not sure why Beetlejuice was obsessed with Lydia” It’s because he wanted to marry her to get back in to the living world as a condition if he got rid of the Deetz’s Can this woman not remember the reason of the first one?

[@mastrtonberry2]

So if a films antagonist is "harassing" the protagonist and said protagonist tells the antagonist to stop and they don't stop, that's problematic because it's 2024? What a childish take. I just keep shaking my head in disgust. I'm happy there are still some filmmakers that ignore the cries of these mentally crippled man-babies.

[@dakotaswallow4812]

Grace did you catch that in the Transylvania dream sequence they were shooting it with the dream sequence score and slo mo that Brian DePalma used in Carrie! A little homage right at the end much like Carrie's dream sequence ending.

[@Dark_Kommissar]

Can’t help but think that there’s going to be yet another sequel. After all, you have to say Beetlejuice three times: Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice.

[@MasonGrant0704]

I hope so, there's one more movie here and I think it could be really good.

[@mjgc8755]

I was so pleasantly surprised to see Danny DeVito!

[@EzekielCarrascal]

WHAT ABOUT POOR BOB!!?🥺🥺😢

[@gruzinkerbelleabethabelle7996]

I completely absolutely 100 billion percent agree about the baby. It was so ugly and gross that I didn’t even find it darkly funny in the slightest 😭

[@LawrenceAdams13]

This movie was great not all movies have to reflect real life conflicts.

[@michaelh.8945]

Never take advice from somebody who gets "offended" by make believe.