Beetlejuice 35th Anniversary
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- Alec Baldwin
- Geena Davis
- Annie McEnroe
- Maurice Page
- Hugo Stanger
- Michael Keaton
- Rachel Mittelman
- Catherine O'Hara
- J. Jay Saunders
- Mark Ettlinger
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- Aug 2, 2019
hey not to be dramatic but i would shoot myself in the foot for goth queen winona ryder
mariaMay 1, 2018the dinner party dance scene is peak cinema.
ally 🦋Jun 29, 2022THATS alec baldwin??
kait 𐚁₊⊹ - Jun 16, 2020
THIS IS MY ART AND IT IS DANGEROUS
LucyJun 3, 2016"I, myself, am strange and unusual."
Sally Jane BlackMar 23, 2023This movie understands the joy that can be found in absolutely nothing making sense
Sydney🚀 - May 15, 2020
what i got from this is that if you say his name three times a coked out michael keaton appears and starts groping you
adamboltNov 21, 2017winona ryder: me: talented brilliant incredible amazing showstopping spectacular never the same totally unique
alicjaJan 23, 2021How do you not love movies that explore the bureaucracy of the afterlife
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Idk if this is hands down my favorite Tim Burton movie but Goddamn do I love this movie.
So fever dreamish and I'm loving it! such a fun weird movie to just put on and watch
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It’s okay. Love the musical but the film is a bit slow at times. Tim Burtons style is amazing and it is a good watch around Halloween time it’s just not my favorite film. Betelgeuse says weird uncomfortable things. "We’re very unhappy" "What did you expect you’re dead" 👁️👄👁️
Finally got around to watching this. Kinda surprisingly really enjoyed it! Alec toooo fine😔
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Not since Ghostbusters have the spirits been so uplifting. [30 Mar 1988]
Elaborate special effects ruin the whimsy of this haunted house movie. The filmmakers parcel out the horrific gags so tirelessly they lose sight of the tale they're telling. This is one ghost story that needed an exorcism. [30 March 1988, p.C8]
For sheer off-the-wall audacity, Tim Burton's demented Beetlejuice certainly demands respect, even if it's more enjoyable in concept that in execution. [4 Apr 1988, p.72]