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Beetlejuice - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2024-09-03 16:00:05
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Happy Tuesday everyone! What with the NEW Beetlejuice movie coming out, we thought we should watch the original first. So many people talk about how much they love this movie, and so many of you recommended we watch it... and boy are we glad we did! This movie was an absolute riot! Tim Burton's weird style has definitely won us both over AGAIN hahaha.

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Sir_Dalagad

There was a Beetlejuice cartoon, but I'm not suggesting you react to all of the episodes 😁 Might be fun for you to look at an episode on your own for funzies.

Noah Vogt

Awesome! One of Keaton's most iconic roles despite only being in the film for 15 minutes. Glad you two liked it. I was a bit surprised you didn't realize how comedic Keaton could be. He was known for his comedy before Batman, which is another reason he was such a controversial pick for Batman before the film released. Hard to suggest another film quite in the lane of this one. Maybe the 90's Adams Family film. I'll go with some Keaton comedy suggestions. Multiplicity Mr. Mom Night Shift Dream Team

Wade Wallenstein

I saw this was posted and had to watch! I also saw Batman before Beetlejuice and was amazed at Michael Keaton's acting range. You should definitely check out Multiplicity from 1996 for another brilliant role from him. Did you know that Charles is also Principal Rooney from Ferris Bueller's Day Off? :) Some trivia: Tim Burton feared the "Day-O" sequence wouldn't go over well since, in his opinion, it wasn't very funny. Burton turned out to be wrong. Audiences loved it and think of it as one of the film's most iconic scenes. According to Michael Keaton, the Beetlejuice character was described to him by Tim Burton as "having lived in every time period but no time period." Keaton used this as the jumping-off point to create the character with such features as a shock hairdo, mold make-up, and large teeth. He said that when he first showed up to the set as Beetlejuice, the crew was chanting: "Juice, Juice, Juice!" This got Keaton excited for his role. This is also Keaton's favorite film of his own! The idea for the movie came after Poltergeist was a hit movie, but the idea of bad ghosts was flipped. The people who moved into the house would be the awful ones.

Wade Wallenstein

That series just became available on Tubi as well!

Wade Wallenstein

Happy to see somebody else loves Multiplicity!

Nathan Jasper

There's some great fan theories out there for this film and the 90s cartoon - one of which suggests Jane wanted the house so badly that she sabotaged the bridge and took the dog up there to cause the accident and another that suggests another Tim Burton film, The Corpse Bride, is related! https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/Beetlejuice

MoulinNoir

hiya! i think i recommended one or two of these on another video you asked for recs on, so sorry if i'm repeating but the relevant sub-genres overlap. Unfortunately the quirkiness i've noticed you specifically like isn't often matched to horror , so i'm going to additionally do some separate suggestions - so anything with a similar flair as Beetlejuice, anything that is good comedic horror, and last a couple that are quirky in a way that you've demonstrated y'all especially enjoy :) Adams Family (probably the most similar in vibe and tone to Beetlejuice; both the first and second one are great) Edward Scissorhands (another one with significant similarities to Beetlejuice but with less frantic energy and some melancholy undertones while still being funny0 Tremors (a classic with an endearing goofiness reminiscent of Gremlins) Coraline (similar visual vibes as Beetlejuice, but one notch creepier and less focus on pure comedy) Zombieland (not quirky at all but extremely funny fusion of comedy and horror in a way few movies manage) Grosse Pointe Blank (kind of quirky, very funny not horror but is about a hit man and has a great take on dark humor) and last, the quirk without the horror but i'm almost positive you'll love Hudsucker Proxy (very funny, like a cross between tom hanks' Big and The Big Lebowski Amelie (french film, don't worry in englysh, super funny in a unique way, whimsical and sweet) Run Lola Run (german film, also in english, unique and strange in a great way) The 5th Element (comedic scifi done so well i'm not sure any other movie feels the same)

Lesley and Zack

Addams Family is great, but I have a soft spot for Addams Family Values.... it was the first movie my parents ever took me to in theaters, which probably explains a lot about me! haha. Also agree with Tremors and The Fifth Element. Classics from my childhood. Amelie is amazing. We watched it in my Art Appreciation class in high school. Sooo beautiful!

MaplenutsReact

Wowowow thank you so much for all of these! A couple of them are actually already on our "for sure going to watch" list, so you nailed it! Haha

Kenton Kruger

For Michael Keaton, my favorites are The Paper - 1994 (a terribly under remembered movie) and Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) - 2014. Both great movies with stellar casts. For Winona Ryder, there are a ton. Girl Interrupted, Heathers, and Mermaids are three of her best. For Geena Davis, my personal favorites are The Long Kiss Goodnight and The Fly.

ButtercupsTrueLove

Not only did actor Jeffrey Jones play Ed Rooney in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" but he also had a scene with Alec Baldwin in "The Hunt For Red October" as a former submarine skipper.

MaplenutsReact

Oh fun! We'll definitely check that out, thank you!

MaplenutsReact

Ooo yes, thank you for these! We'd looove to see him in more comedy!

MaplenutsReact

I love that direction for his character... So unique!

Noah Vogt

The Paper is fantastic. I usually watch it at least once a year.

MaplenutsReact

Honestly never heard of it before! I'm very curious now though.

This Justin

Look at Edward's scissors hands if you want more Tim Burton—one of his best.

This Justin

I don't know why your reaction made me think of this, but Money Pit is a great Tom Hanks comedy you should check.

This Justin

The cartoon based on this movie was also pretty good

This Justin

Multiplicity would be my Keaton pick, Thelma and Louise for Gena Davis. I'm with you for Mermaids for Winona Ryder

MaplenutsReact

That's what so many people are saying! We'll have to check it out!

Draethius

This movie is so nuts in a good way lol! That is Tim Burton for ya. I can't wait to see the new one myself. It's still so funny that Michael Keaton is both Batman and this guy XD crazy. Such good acting. I will recommend pretty much any of Tim Burton's films. But quite honestly, my favorite one is Edward Scissorhands. It doesn't have the crazy comedy that this one has, but there are funny moments. It's a wholesome fun movie, and quite honestly I think it works for christmas time. People like to say it's a halloween movie, but I personally don't see it, despite the fact that there is some 'creepy' theme to it. I won't say any more, but I highly recommend it if you haven't seen. Winona Ryder is also in it. (the girl in this)

MaplenutsReact

I really want to see that movie! I'm definitely going to put it on a poll soon... It's been recommended so many times now, and sounds like everyone loves it.

Prof Moff

Just a comment in support of the Admin death people. READ THE DAMN BOOK. As an econ professor I put all info a student needs in the syllabus for them. And lazy bad students always email saying I didn't know.... I do not say but want to say F sake it states it clearly in the syllabus AND in my announcements AND on you schedule.... Just saying the laziness of the couple irritates me. But I love this movie cracks me up