BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE | A Big Disappointment | REVIEW

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[@thoriasunlimited4053]

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[@missugh1890]

Thank goodness Thoriasunlimited you hated it too and they had 10 plot in this trash movie 🎥 and this movie should’ve never been made 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@missugh1890]

The movies look so cheap too me 😂😂😂😂😂

[@missugh1890]

The movie looks like rob zombies the monsters movie the way how the green in it 😂😂😂😂😂

[@missugh1890]

The original movie had a good ending in it 👍👍👍👍👍

[@missugh1890]

This sequel movie ending is so terrible and horrible 😂😂😂😂

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

Did anyone else feel bad for Beetlejuice at the end? He's nothing but helpful to the Deetz's, helps Lydia break away from her manipulative boyfriend, keeps his end of the bargain with tricks or loopholes, but gets screwed over because of a lazily written rule in the death book that he would have already known about given how old and experienced he is.

[@showreel2]

yeah i said that to my son and having the beetlejuice baby was waste of ending. just wrap the film and go

[@Lvestfold4143]

Yeah because he wasn’t just as manipulative and fawning over a woman for 35 years starting when she was 14…

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

@@Lvestfold4143 If anything he's barely manipulative in this one. In fact he's completely straightforward with Lydia. He doesn't lie to her, he's completely upfront with what he wants, and he doesn't try to trick her. He's the one who gets Lydia into the afterlife, he's the one who saves Astrid from death, and he follows the deal to a T. He even does helpful things for Lydia outside of the contract like making her manipulative fiance tell the truth. He is 100% beneficial to Lydia this time around, even if he's doing it for personal gain.

[@Lvestfold4143]

@@jeggsonvohees2201 he has been stalking her for 35 years, only wants to marry her so he can return to the land of the living, and tried to force another marriage knowing he made the contract null and void for breaking afterlife laws. He’s a sleaze ball. Yeah he helped her but only for his own gratification. His only saving grace is that he’s not as big of a sleaze ball as Rory and Delores. Which shows that he’s not a villain, he’s more of a Loki archetype. Which you don’t want someone like that constantly around either.

[@newfanguyjackson4858]

​@@Lvestfold4143 the contract itself was TO BREAK A RULE

[@onepoundofcheese8356]

Movie was WAY too convoluted with no real payoff to any one of the many pointless stories. Not enough of Beetlejuice, characters that were resonably eccentric before were now just outrageously cartoony at best and superfluous. there was absolutely NO REASON for a 5 minute uncomfortable and boring musical piece at the end. You know they had NO ideas for this movie as they ended it exactly like the first movie.......with Beetlejuice getting married and the antagonists being eaten by a sandworm. And it KILLED me that they had Elfman's score and didn't even use it beyond the pre-credits.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

I hated that dance scene at the end 🤦🏻

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Yeah, they were repeating a lot of the same beats as the first film. The dance scene in the church felt especially derivative.

[@turboturkey]

@@thoriasunlimited4053 yeah the song choice, I had never heard before and did go on a bit long.

[@aurahoneydew9607]

The twist was pretty obvious and raises questions why his parents were just cool with him after he ended them in a violent manner.

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Well, apparently they'd all been stuck together in that house for the last 20 years. Not much of a choice but to try to get along, I suppose.

[@infinity_flair]

It really did feel like a collection of subplots stitched together.

[@NathanNavarrete-r5m]

In a really bad way

[@_Dark222Angel_]

You Nailed It. you forgot to mention the priest was just another willam dafoe for no reason 😂

[@anaalicia5029]

It sure misses the Maitlands. Monica Belluci, Justin Theroux and Willem Dafoe (who is great, normally) were not needed. Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, her daughter and Delia were more than enough. Catherine O Hara can be funny, def not her fault.

[@Bow-to-the-absurd]

Agreed. Most of the new characters didnt do anything for the story, really.

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

I was missing the Maitlands, but I understand them not being there. You'd have to use de-aging tech on them, and that can be pretty hit-and-miss. The new characters were no substitute for them though.

[@MaliciDWildman]

There are types of writers in Hollywood: television, movies, and both. The credits prove that these writers are out of their league.

[@michaelreich4827]

The movie had its good moments, but something felt.....off, the entire time. At least it stayed out of pushing "the message". And I know they had to find a way around Jeffrey Jones, but I'm surprised his character was focused on so much.

[@spndusk2362]

Lol no it didn't. Notice how it doesn't like fathers, boyfriends, or men in general? They're either evil, incompetent, pathetic, or adsentee. Not to mention, it's another feminist wetdream for wine moms; praising them for rejecting love for men and embracing singlehood. Yeah, that's not woke at all 😂😂😂

[@lametrieousp]

what about jeffrey jones?

[@caspearious-ghost]

Jeffrey Jones played the father in the original movie... apparently, the actor is still alive but I guess he didn't want to come back or was never offered the role to come back.

[@ilanzosainto4584]

This sequel gave me the same incompetent uninspired vibes Jeepers Creepers 3 gave me when I saw it in theaters 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@kingslayer2999]

To much Jeffrey Jones references in this movie they should just killed him off and never spoke of him again. This movie was disappointing I went in wanted to like it but I didn't something felt off. Delia is to over the top cartoonish in Fact most of the movie is cartoonish and toned down and not Gritty like the original. I can count on one hand number of scenes I liked and they were to many plots going on at once. It was a narrative mess.

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

I think the sequel should have taken some inspiration from the cartoon. By the end it almost felt like the movie wanted Beetlejuice to become a friend or ally to Lydia but changed its mind last minute.

[@reginaphalange9417]

Totally, the cartoon was great (I still remember watching it when I was 5-6yo) and the friendship between Beetlejuice and Lydia the best direction to take for a sequel

[@spndusk2362]

Yeah, the cartoon I found was better. I liked that Beetlejuice and Lydia were friends. And while he was still crazy and mischievous; he was actually helpful and mostly used his power for good (when it came to Lydia).

[@wa-bu3ke]

It did It was adventures in the afterlife just like the cartoon

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

I liked the first joke with Lydia's dad in the afterlife, but it quickly outstayed its welcome after so many times.

[@KRobinson-ko1ne]

It really breached an important rule established in the first movie Logically shouldn’t Charles have manifested in the Maitland House?

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

@@KRobinson-ko1ne You'd think, or at least he'd manifest in an area near where he died in the ocean.

[@mikeshirleyforever]

You've pointed out everything I found wrong with the movie. Thank you so much for putting this together. 🔥

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ZeroFreeze]

The biggest comparison I can give is, this whole movie felt like a hill climb on a roller coaster where you are hyped the whole time and this movie is that the whole time and by the end it ends with nothing happened just the climb to the third movie. Only thing that happened was the daughter learned she can see ghosts, the two villain types are pointless. This whole movie is just a safe sequel to get to their third movie that rather have

[@timkinss]

Burton has no intention of doing a third, he joked about how old he'd be by then if they did

[@mithroth6703]

I felt somewhat the same. Nothing much happened the first hour, then it started picking up and then it was at the end. There was so much unnecessary plot lines that just went nowhere. I liked Keaton, Ryder and Ortega.

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Well, they'll probably be getting a third movie with how well this one did over the weekend, and I'm fine with that. The problem with this one was the script. If they can just get some better writing with the next one, that fixes most of the issues I had.

[@Mohamad-m7md]

@@timkinss The first movie is called beetlejuice Second movie is called beetlejuice beetlejuice Missed opportunity to not do a third movie called beetlejuice beetlejuice beetlejuice Then end it there

[@epgamer1145]

So it was rewritten several times due to DEI pushback. We already heard Ortega talking about how she had to fight them on this movie as well. Just like she did in the Wednesday show.

[@NathanNavarrete-r5m]

@@epgamer1145 damn

[@NathanNavarrete-r5m]

@@epgamer1145 woke made them broke

[@starrysara.xoxo2]

@@NathanNavarrete-r5mtwo poc characters = woke

[@komarpineda4192]

Tim and Rob should either return to their magnificent (dark well directed) movies or hit it to the retirement mansion.

[@KRobinson-ko1ne]

Or just produce and do jobs outside of directing like script doctoring and storyboarding

[@gotsurvivalism]

Cam you imagine what it feels like being an actor in today's movies sitting at the premiere watching yourself in these garbage films, nobody laughing when the punchlines hit, no tears at the end of the adventure, and thinking to yourself "wow that sucked". That's gotta be disheartening. Hellywood can suck it.

[@FujimoraPantsu2]

They wipe their tears away with their millions of dollars on super yachts. I'll take that kinda being disheartened every time.

[@BrandonScott-mi5pz]

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[@art23428]

Lets see you're movie then 😂

[@Slitheringpeanut]

Actors don't watch their movies. They've got millions to spend.

[@gotsurvivalism]

@art23428 "your" artard

[@RichardPhillips1066]

Fyi this first time you've appeared on my feed im years perhaps, good to see your doing ok

[@kingslayer2999]

Barbara and Adam not being in the movie makes no sense when you think about it because in the original Beetlejuice film it is stated that they are both confined to the House for 125 years.

[@MasonGrant0704]

They found a loophole to move on early, I could buy Barb and Adam wanting to let go and enter the afterlife. They weren't bitter by the end of the first movie and accepted everything that happened.

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

@MasonGrant0704 Does make you wonder why more Ghosts don't use that loophole though.

[@ArthurRex131]

@@jeggsonvohees2201 Because the handbook reads like stereo instructions and most ghosts dont' understand how it works?

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

@@ArthurRex131 The joke in the first movie is that the Maitlands didn't understand it despite being pretty straightforward. It might be a dry read, but it's not incomprehensible. It's not like the Ghosts don't have tons of time to read it.

[@ArthurRex131]

@@jeggsonvohees2201 The part that was read outloud by Adam in the first movie is nothing but bureaucractic gobbldeygook. I still have no idea what it means even to this day. If that's just a sample, I'd hate to see what the rest of the book looks like.

[@stepthekid8404]

100% exactly what I thought. Seemed like a miniseries crammed into 1.5 hrs with all plotlines ending abruptly.

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

I miss the days when I could just randomly go to the cinemas and pick out a random movie and it actually being a welcomed and enjoyable surprise. Nowadays, almost every movie is just garbage and it's so sad. I just wish there were more movies that were made for passion instead of money.

[@Chandler_strickland002]

I agree. As soon as I saw the title I agreed with you. It’s crazy really. All the other reviewers are praising the movie and I thought maybe I’d agree with them. Nope I sure don’t.

[@craigmacdonald7764]

I didn't like it the performances where good but that fucking script was really bad

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

There were a lot of holes in it. Like how Monica Bellucci spends the whole movie hunting Beetlejuice when he's mostly just hanging out at his place of business, not even hiding. Or how Astrid's dad says he often checks in on her and Lydia even though they can't see him when he does; why can't they see him? They can see other ghosts, so why not him? And they can certainly see him now, so what gives? Never explained.

[@tombink]

What the movie truly misses is the script writing genius of Warren Skaaren one of my closest friends in Austin till his untimely death at 44 years. The narrative structure, and especially dialogue...that was what Warren brought to all the movies he worked on... including his linchpin role in Batman (Burton's).

[@prestonhurst]

KZbin keeps unsubbing me and I don't know why. I have to find you manually.

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Always make sure you're still subscribed. And the best way to be notified when I do an upload is to follow me on twitter. KZbin is so spotty with the notifications.

[@Majikkirbii]

I don’t really see what all the hate is about, I’ve loved the original and do think it’s better. But Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, was great in my opinion, sure, I do think they could have done better, some scenes felt cringe and unnecessary, but overall I’d give it a 7.9/10. It genuinely made me laugh at times, and I felt it was really fun. Yeah the ending was the same as the original, and Beetlejuice being banished at the end was a little rushed, but I don’t think Tim Burton wanted this movie to be any big any award winning film, I think he just wanted a little creative fun. Also I do think it came 36 years too late.

[@Problemsolver434]

The beginning alone 😂

[@qbanb8582]

Your review is spot on for me. I agree with everything you said. I thought the angle when it came to Astrid's dad and the boy in the tree house should've been focused on.

[@s.e.sportscards]

Yeah brother I do like Sleepy Hollow myself..... that is a very very very very very underrated movie and it will be watched a few times here in about 30 days come October

[@lennypearl]

You hit the nail on the head with this review!

[@carlosr1176]

Decades of coming up with a story and the stars demand more screen time when the story should center on the new girl, her new boyfriend tricking her, and beetlejuice helping while still trying to trick them.

[@woodrowgodshyne1654]

So... Another film I will watch on streaming. Okay. Cool.

[@RichardPhillips1066]

Actually this review is kind of uplifting, I was expecting terrible, like maliciously bad.. but you're saying mediocre , which is just normal for Hollywood now

[@AbrasiousProductions]

still quite depressing that modern films are at the very best mediocre.. just goes to show how far this art form has fallen thanks to greed

[@blackvortexcinema]

A spot on review!

[@zebare726]

Hollywood used to create new original ips which they could rely on for income, of which when that ip had done its job, the ip ended up in a vault with the aim of making room for the next ip. Then when the time was right, they bring out their older ips, with the aim of making new movies, which for us movie goers was a treat, as we usually had to wait 10-20 years for a classic ip return. example the return of Star wars with ep 1 was some massive news, same goes for Terminator 3. Nowdays it seems that Hollywood only bets on their older ips, which means that they will not have any new ips to build up in their vault, but they will only have their already milked ips.

[@dtm_666]

Maybe Beetlejuice should have gone Hawaiian after all... oh well.

[@MattPurvis-gt3ww]

Yeah.......oh well.

[@MasonGrant0704]

I would give it like a 7/10 and I hate most sequels especially legacy sequels. It had problems but I had fun overall and I would be down for one more movie if Burton, Keaton, Ryder and others return.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

in the immortal words of Ed "I FUCKING KNEW IT!!!"

[@sofystardust]

your face at the beginning of the video says it all 😂😂

[@philingrouille7198]

R.I.P Bob 😢

[@treystephens6166]

It’s got to be better then anything Disney makes.

[@JumpingJack6]

It is much better.

[@CaptainSpauld1ng]

It's surprising how mixed reactions are for this movie.

[@stepthekid8404]

Thats the power of nostalgia, the movie was objectively bad.

[@shinra358]

i like it but they rushed the ending. the serial killer and the ex wife got defeated too easily. The mom missed her husband so bad, they couldve made her adapt the deal from the serial killer to make bj be able to live in the real world in exchange for Lydia changing her mind about marriage. Lydia's boyfriend couldve actually been good and helped her defeat the ex wife for bj. missed opportunity.

[@ladypool1404]

I agree that there was too many plots in this movie; Lydia and her marriage, Beetle's ex, the ghost kid, the cop. Too many characters and not all of them are developped except the ones we know. Lydia is more brave, the aunt is empathic and tries to comfort her, Beetlejuice is less evil than before... i guess working during years made him realise what a jerk he was with Lydia? At least, he helped her to save Astrid which is nice. He didn't forced her to marry him too 😄 Bob was funny, the music was nice and i like that we explore more the underworld. This was fun! Dolores is not there often! Her power is scary but she never did something to the heroes. Why this character was there if she did nothing important? The movie is fine, not amazing but not boring either. I give it a 6|10 🙂

[@shinra358]

alot of ppl missed that Astrid's father killed himself. Ppl who commit suicide become civil servants in purgatory. And he was the clerk..

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

So why all the fish?

[@Chandler_strickland002]

@@HazeyCazeyTv he must’ve jumped into the ocean and got attacked by Piranhas. I thought they were piranhas at least.

[@deadschooled]

No

[@Chandler_strickland002]

@@deadschooled no what?

[@collegerebel]

​@@Chandler_strickland002 River. Piranha are fresh water fish, plus he was in South America.

[@Stitchlii]

It being so crisp and clear throws it off for me

[@TheOneTheyCallTim]

I feel like I'm surrounded by mindless sheeple with how highly praised so much garbage is today. Thank you for proving I'm not alone.

[@hugesinker]

Thanks for your review. I still kinda want to see it though, and I'm more curious about the deleted scenes now.

[@TheCarterKent]

Katherine O'Hara did is well as she could....with the yuck the writers gave her. NOBODY could have done better.

[@db3536]

Good review thanks

[@HonestGeorgeThePeoplesFriend]

"Fun to look at" describes nearly everything Burton has ever done. Story execution has always been his Achilles Heel.

[@starhawke380]

Maybe this movie will be a kickoff point for a nice animated series on Netflix that will explore some of the new stuff they introduced.

[@JumpingJack6]

It is a convoluted mess, too many subplots winding around each other, I agree with that assessment and I am disappointed as well, but IMPORTANTLY to me, it was a Beetlejuice movie, it was still fun and not woke. It did not change the characters for the MMMMmmmaaaaaaahhhhhhhhddd-e-r-n Ahhhhhhhhhhdience. For that reason, I went to see it twice, I am glad it is doing well at the box office.

[@RobertoTheOriginalManFromTheA]

Hollyweird movies today are the perfect example of most entertainment today..There's some good here and there..But a lot of it really sucks!.. Cause of bad writing and recycling ideas..that were done way better before..

[@MifuneYoutube]

I thought it was absolutely amazing! Had so much fun and the amount of practical effects were wild!

[@ladypool1404]

I won't say amazing! The ghost kid was not very interresting, Beetle's ex too and she was barely there... why puts this character in the movie if she did nothing important? The ending is hard to understand, the ghost cop is not funny or entertaining. The movie is not bad but not incredible either. It's nice you liked it, i think it's ok; a 6|10.

[@MasonGrant0704]

@@ladypool1404 I would go 7/10 but pretty much agree with you. Bellucci and Dafoe had nothing to do here. Evil ghost kid could've been a great villain if they would've focused more on him.

[@paulknight9998]

You nailed it 👍

[@Mohamad-m7md]

I really enjoyed the movie I think it’s as good as the original it has all the same elements that made the original great for me anyways

[@xwf1000v3]

Thank you for doing this even though it was difficult due to your health issues.

[@stevencraeynest7729]

yep, you nailed it

[@mlongpre100]

tims' golden days are far behind him

[@xPR05P3C7x]

ty for your honesty!

[@Luciphell]

0:50 What has he made in the last decade that hasn't been forgettable garbage? Having his name attached to Wednesday doesn't count, that wasn't his story. Too many of these "once beloved" directors have fizzled out in their old age. Especially Tim Burton and Riddley Scott. On another note, glad you seem to be feeling better.

[@Frosty-273]

I agree with Tim Burton but I cannot say the same with ridley Scott, I went to see alien recently and I'd give that 4 half stars

[@thebatman4279]

​@@Frosty-273alien Romulus was directed by Fede Alveraz.

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Well, I did specify that I was a fan of "early" Tim Burton. Yeah, he hasn't been the same in recent years, but I'm always rooting for him to get his act together.

[@Jodie-G198]

Just going by your review here, Top Gun: Maverick is the needle in the haystack of classic movies (30+ years) that meaningfully carry the story forward. I remain curious about it, and would like to see it for myself.

[@mikelarkin6697]

Tim Burton is a guy who had one good idea/stylistic approach and has, ahem, done it to death.

[@ReelTakesMovieBreaks]

To death! 💀 lol😂

[@leoallan2225]

You sound like you half like the film, I'm a big Beetlejuice fan, I'm still going to give it a chance.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Beetlejuice has too many ingredients in this single dish and it ends up overpowering it to the point where it spills all over the place.

[@antwonsmith8931]

Me and my sister will wait till it's on streaming.

[@roderictaylor]

I enjoyed it, mostly for the nostalgia factor, but everything you said about it is spot on.

[@TheWilkReport]

I've long maintained for myself that a sequel to a good story should only be made if there's a WHOLE NEW story to tell using the same characters, that PROGRESSES them from where and when they were when we LAST saw them (NOT REGRESS them to what they were where and when we FIRST saw them), and not be a re-tread of the original story. The vast majority of sequels don't really fulfill these requirements and are therefore unnecessary. If I want to see the same story told again, I just go back and watch the first film. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice just rehashes the first film, has no clear direction, and appears to have been made solely because nobody had any better ideas and wanted to do something before Michael Keaton truly becomes too old to do it.

[@chromosomeboo]

The movie with overstuffed with characters and subplots. They focused on Charles Deetz who should have been written out completely to focus on Lydia, her daughter and perhaps, Delia and of course Beetlejuice. After years of potential, this was massively underwhelming.

[@jonsimpson6240]

You went into a sequel of a 30 year old franchise and expected it to be good? Welcome to the 2020s; you must be new here...

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

@jonsimpson6240 Maverick was good. Good sequels to old IPs can be made, the writers just don't seem to have the talent for it.

[@liljairis]

just watched and i fucking hated it. what a pile of garbage. tim burton has hit the wall of filmmaking.

[@Starkiller2725]

To be fair, i enjoyed the movie and loved the short backstory of Betelgeuse, mostly because it was fun and short. Them killing each other was hilariously ironic for me.

[@deadschooled]

That’s not how “to be fair” works. It makes sense why you’re dumb enough to like this crap

[@AbrasiousProductions]

off topic but I also put my hair in a ponytail more often than not, looks groovy✌

[@ExodaCrown]

I agree there were a lot of stuff that didn't need to be in the movie that went nowhere. It was a fun movie, some jokes were funny like the first time Beetlejuice was singing though the second one didn't only because it went on for way too long. Thinking about the ending, if the breaking the law part nullified the contract then the you can't say my name because of the contract makes no sense.

[@robbieracer3294]

Am i wrong thinking the title Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a play on words so a third movie Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice can happen?

[@MattPurvis-gt3ww]

Yes......obviously

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

I'm sure that's what they were thinking.

[@miguelsantos-cd9tu]

It's better if sequel was about Beetlejuice needs Lydia to help him to get rid off his ex wife combined her relationship with her daughter.

[@KRobinson-ko1ne]

It would be kind of odd because the last time the two of them saw each other Beetlejuice was a sexual predator who was forcing Lydia into marriage

[@Frosty-273]

Miguel is right though it needed to be about his ex wife rather than 5 different storylines pulled together..

[@miguelsantos-cd9tu]

You can combine Lydia wanting Beetlejuice helps to get Astrid back, he agree with it and he wants her help to get rip off of his ex-wife.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

​@@miguelsantos-cd9tumuch better story

[@ZwiekszoneRyzyko]

I hope you feel better man, I'm worried about your health.

[@thoriasunlimited4053]

Thanks. I'm hanging in there.

[@epgamer1145]

Honestly could have kept the boy in. He would be a reason to for Lydia to go into the after life as she does in the move. Have the story revolve around Ortega/ Astrid and her relationship with him. Lydia trying to manage with these weird visions of beetle juice stalking her. All while we cut to a second/third plot where juice’s ex comes into play. Giving a motive for juice to even help. The Boy convinces Ortega/Astrid to go into the after life after the realization of his ghostly existence. Somewhere along the line Lydia’s mom goes through the wake of her husband. Setting up a reason to be there. Lydia now has to turn to the main man juice. Have “the juice is loose” scene. Though juice is the antagonist yet again, he is willing to help for a price. Keep the man as his character. No need to change him up that much. He’s a scam artiest. That’s his whole thing. All you need. We don’t need feminist Shakespeare in there. We keep bob. Bob is good.

[@practicalpisces]

I like your script. This should have been the movie. Purgatory should have been the setting for the majority of the film. Hardballer could have been the head of the security team chasing the protagonists throughout it.

[@DaveDoran]

It was fun ,enjoy the ride peeps

[@AbrasiousProductions]

slop like this only puts me in the mood to rewatch the original👍

[@good4u88us]

Excellent review 👏

[@TeamForwood]

I enjoyed the movie,but I agree with you about certain things. The best part of the movie was the relationship between Lydia & Astrid,the relationship between Lydia & her boyfriend wasn't needed especially when he made Beetlejuice look good,the ending was just confusing. Outside of that,it was good

[@sebastiannock942]

So far everyone has been gushing green slime all over this movie, I was bored. It was akin to Ghostbusters II Vs Ghostbusters - it’s not bad, but it’s not really necessary either. This could have been significantly worse for sure, but it also could just not have been.

[@MattPurvis-gt3ww]

Ghostbusters 2 is WAY better than this turd. Michael Keaton was great....but that's about it.

[@milestrombley1466]

Nothing happens until the end of the middle act!

[@emeldahay]

The trailer looked forced

[@loganxdanstoys5487]

I agree with everything he says, but I liked it. Yes there's a lot going on, a lot of stories but I think it all comes together at the end. Yes the first one was better this is a sequel to a movie about a decade old, and the same with a lot of sequels these days. If Ghostbusters and Beetlejuice came out in the 90s or early 2000s it might have been well received. I think the story, yes a lot going on but I still liked it. I wasn't expecting an amazing sequel from a movie that came out decades ago but I still had a fun time I did laugh about as much as I did in the first one I wasn't rolling on the floor with the first one and I wasn't here and I liked the practical effects. I just don't know what happened from the trailer everyone was on board till seeing the movie and hating it.🤷‍♂️ I give it 6🪲out of 10👍🏼

[@KLunzX51]

oof, you're breaking my heart here. I still plan on seeing it at some point in the theatre, but now I'm worried...

[@AzguardMike]

it was decent. It could have been a hell of a lot worse. Seems like the cool thing to do at the moment is just dislike all the movies out and drama farm. I went in to it after seeing a few KZbinrs give it 1/10's and 5/10's, so thought "okay its going to be dog shit." But had a few genuine laughs, and a few jumpscares too. And I dont scare easy in films. I found IT to be tame and boring, FNAF games are just assaults on your senses and Jeepers Creepers makes me buck in the chair but thats it. But this film had a genuine "ahh" out of me twice.

[@adamandanna]

I agree. Man everyone is so negative these days. Was it perfect? No but I still had a good time. I thought willem dafoe was hilarious in his role. Keaton did great. Everyone else was fine. Surprisingly no one is calling this woke ha ha. You know whenever I hear someone start their argument with it wax woke. Their opinion immediately doesn't matter to me.

[@Gumballrulez21]

It was ok. But no, I looked for fun in this Beetlejuice sequel myself and yet STILL got bothered by all the uneven uses of all the plots and this is the second time we watch Jenna Ortega get tricked by some boy who turns out to be a ghost/monster, another Alfred Gough-Millar writing disaster

[@Gumballrulez21]

​@@adamandannaLet me tell you then. Beetlejuice and Lydia for the most part carried the movie, but everything else was a snooze. I'm literally a colored asian myself so I'm not even going to start with trying to explain how I'm not blaming anything on "woke", the movie is simply badly-written.

[@Gumballrulez21]

It's not a "cool" thing to criticize movies for the things you didn't like about them. The producers are obligated to deliver good products, we can't just consume shit-ass slop.

[@s.e.sportscards]

What is a Maureen O'Hara Catherine O'Hara I forget her name she was definitely good with John Candy but her style of cadence and humor I don't know if it would translate I have not seen this film but for everything that she has done I have got to admit it's been done fairly well I just don't know how well O'Hara would translate to today... maybe fantastic maybe retired

[@MrJawstherevenge87]

To me this was like an episode of the cartoon. Nowhere near the vein of the first

[@TheEverSoTalented]

I personally believe Jenna Ortaga is a good actress but overrated....its kinda funny/peculiar that SHE is the 'new' Lydia,then you see the original Wynona is BEST still,oh and Keaton wasn't used properly... still, they got paid !

[@Frosty-273]

Personally i enjoyed the film, i saw loads of potential with the storyline but it needed to be so much more... i would give it 2/5.

[@Teshyone]

It was a so bad. I agree you could drop so much of it. There was something there it could have been. Like Beetlejuice and Lydia could have bonded over saving Her daughter. That would have been so much better than what we got. The truth is Bettlejuice never once lied to here and did exactly what he promised ever time. There could have been something neat there.

[@dannyd.9932]

Wait wait when did they do this? WHEN? I heard nothing about this

[@turboturkey]

valid points. I liked it just fine, not as strong as the first one for sure. Some jokes worked for me but some didn't;. I liked Dafoe in this. maybe his character wasn't laser focused but I enjoy a lot of his bits. I agree on Justin Theroux he was just kind of there and I knew he was up to no good and Monica belluci just gets all this build up and then gets eaten by a worm. I liked that Lydia had some issues with constantly seeing dead people, it reminded a bit of Laurie strode in Halloween being traumatized a bit. Jenna ortega was fine, she made some mistakes but she is a teenage girl. I still like Michael Keaton in the role, I will say I can;t quote as many funny lines as the first one, but a lot of his stuff was riffing off the cuff, so 36 years later maybe he isn;t quite as sharp at it. Overall, I liked it, not a perfect movie and I can acknowledge some flaws but still better then other cash grabs sequels, at least there was some genuine effort put into it. The writing just seems to be a problem for a lot of Hollywood. When is comes to critiques most of it usually comes down to the writing. At least it wasn't the crow,

[@JohnnyE5150]

I enjoyed it. I left the theater smiling. Sorry if you didn't.

[@Stop_Gooning]

I have to expect things to be good before I can be disappointed by them being bad.

[@totomomo18]

Thorias still no Aculate review ? Fyi they wanted to make a sequel to Beetlejuice along time where Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian :) according to Kevin Smith in his Superman Lives talk (Which is really great you should see it)

[@danielmuliira5363]

Why is the screen not going wide? Is any one else noticing this?

[@robchuk4136]

I had a good time with it, but you're not wrong.