This film has Tim Burton's B movie charm to it and it looks like a REAL Tim Burton film not a Hollywood Burton film. I can't wait for this film. Will be there day 1. Keaton still has the ghost charm.
'Beetlejuice 2' has been in development ever since the first one came out. In the 90's Kevin Smith was given a chance to work on 'Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian', which never came to be.
The movie looks amazing !! and the one thing Tim burton stuck to was the use of stop motion animation it was one of the things I loved about the first movie
me too when i saw this on the cinema 1988 i was a year younger than her. I became the film projectionist at the cinema i watched it at and a few months after KEATON and BATMAN i showed
Monica bellucci plays beetlejuice’s old wife. In the scene where she says “Where’s Beetlejuice”? She is missing her ring finger. Remember in the wedding scene in the first movie he pulls out a whole finger and says “She meant nothing to me, nothing at all”
I was hootin and hollerin watching this trailer today! Couldn't be more excited to see this. Looks great and all the puppets and makeups and stop motion are gorgeous! I hope this movie makes all the money and is a lesson to future productions that these practical methods are really cool and add a unique flavor to a film.
That comment you said about him in the cardigan giving Justin the truth serum makes sense. ALLEGEDLY Justin is the bad guy of the film he is Lydia’s manager/boyfriend
The one thing that mostly throws me off is how slick everything looks. Obviously we're in 2024 now and cameras are extremely high quality, but I feel like certain films really lend themselves to the more grainy older look of 80s-90s movies. It's something that bugged me with the new Indiana Jones too. Seeing Keaton in the makeup and costume in full HD just looks weird
I’ve been like that in the past with a few films lately, man. Like if they had of gone all out and filmed this on 35mm would it change the whole tone and vibe of the picture? I think so!
It's possible that they'll add some texture and grain to the final film. I remember being stunned by the trailer for The Holdovers after I saw the movie. The movie itself looks so convincingly like old film stock, but then I saw the trailer after and it didn't have that look at all... then I found out that it was all done in post. It still could happen.
@@masterofallgoons Dude that's crazy I was gonna reference that same film initially. Between the soundtrack, cinematography, and the film grain, it felt like a movie straight out of the 70s. I'm assuming this movie takes place in modern day, but it would still help if there was some grit to the shots to match the gross creepy tone of Beetlejuice himself
@@Luke101 - It really looks great doesn't it? It's very rare that I can be fooled, but that added texture, and the boxy aspect ratio really got me. I know Burton loves and prefers film, but like most filmmakers he's succumbed to the reality of digital being cheaper, easier, and the one that studios will agree to. But this post production process has really come along way to approximating the look of actual film.
@@Luke101 - Also, our Aussie friends may know this one, but the other film that I noticed a good filmic look in a totally different way was the Nick Cave documentary by Andrew Dominik from 2022 called This Much I Know to Be True. It's a great watch (and listen) but man, it looks terrific, particularly in the performances of the songs. I stayed to watch the credits when I saw it and noticed they credited a company or technique called 'Live Grain' which apparently added that moving, grainy texture to the look of the image, and it's terrific. I don't know that it fully looked like celluloid, but it looked beautiful.
I want to be excited, but I'm getting Hocus Pocus 2 vibes from this. Plus its my personal opinion that the reason Burton's earlier films were so much better is because back then studios gave him less control. And since that changed his films haven't been as good, kind of suggesting that he needed the extra help.
@@chrisstanleyofficial I don't mind the time that's passed, and I suppose Wednesday was good. I'm just wondering how Burton having more creative control for this movie will differ from the original. Also Keaton doesn't seem to have the kinda energy here he had in the original, but that could just be from the clips they choose to show. I'm going in cautiously optimistic.
@@TothanCrawk- He had loads of control in the earliest films. Warners pretty much left him alone on PeeWee and Beetlejuice. Then he had to comply with batman but again had full control on Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, Ed Wood, Nightmare, and Mars Attacks.. then the whole superman thing went down.
Hey Chris love your channels, if I had a couple of cosplay questions for you, where might you prefer i reach out to you with them. Definitely don't want to be a bother anywhere.
As an '80's kid, recreating the wonderment and originality of watching the original as a 5 year old will almost surely be impossible.. But it may be a good movie yet!
Hi Chris. I wish they made sequels when. Michael was younger but I understand that he was doing other things and batman then later. Doing sequel movie I hope it will be good also another one coming out later. For beetle juice
I can’t tell if the people saying they are impressed with the practical effects are being serious or sarcastic. I’ve watched it several times and it looks like mid-2000s television CGI. The sandworm, the plane, his eyes popping out. I’m hopping it looks better on the big screen.
The practical effects are very impressive. There is also a lot of CG. I know people insist that those are not VFX but they are. They twist themselves into knots trying to believe everything is practical. There's going to be a ton of VFX in the movie. That's not a bad thing. But you're right that some VFX does seem unfinished. I do think a lot of shots will look better in the final feature. I think they're purposefully cartoony but they should at least work in context and I think they will
@masterofallgoons You're wrong. About all of it. But I know you're not going to accept reality so you go ahead and do you. I would just suggest that you might not actually know everything and perhaps there are things that others can teach you. You're clearly very young so when you turn 18 in a few years and you live in the real world you'll realize that. Goodbye. I know you're going to keep posting so I just won't read it. Goodbye and I hope you learn to accept that you might not always be right about everything all the time
Yeah there’s something really off about this, I was very excited, but the first teaser didn’t do it for me, and now this offical trailer has completely lost me. The glaring thought in my mind is too much time has passed for a sequel, this just looks off?
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For Keaton being 72 i think he looks great. People seem to think he should look exactly the same after 36 years. Keep on keeping on Chris!
Exactly! Yet he still maintains the same energy 👏🏻
Besides why would you want a copy of the first movie? This one will be more slow paced lore oriented.
This film has Tim Burton's B movie charm to it and it looks like a REAL Tim Burton film not a Hollywood Burton film. I can't wait for this film. Will be there day 1. Keaton still has the ghost charm.
'Beetlejuice 2' has been in development ever since the first one came out. In the 90's Kevin Smith was given a chance to work on 'Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian', which never came to be.
The movie looks amazing !! and the one thing Tim burton stuck to was the use of stop motion animation it was one of the things I loved about the first movie
Absolutely! Stop motion (as crude as it can be) can really charm you!
@@chrisstanleyofficial I Absolutely agree 100% !!!
I thought Winona Ryder was cute when I was a kid...and now at 39....still do.
I'm 38. Had a crush on her as a kid. Still do.
Yeah she’s still one of my celeb crushes 😂
me too when i saw this on the cinema 1988 i was a year younger than her. I became the film projectionist at the cinema i watched it at and a few months after KEATON and BATMAN i showed
Same. Honestly middle aged Lydia looks GOOD
You're the only man that wakes up beautiful
I love it when you talk dirty to me
Monica bellucci plays beetlejuice’s old wife. In the scene where she says “Where’s Beetlejuice”? She is missing her ring finger. Remember in the wedding scene in the first movie he pulls out a whole finger and says “She meant nothing to me, nothing at all”
I can't wait to see this
I can not wait. It looks good.
I was hootin and hollerin watching this trailer today! Couldn't be more excited to see this. Looks great and all the puppets and makeups and stop motion are gorgeous! I hope this movie makes all the money and is a lesson to future productions that these practical methods are really cool and add a unique flavor to a film.
Because Tim Burton dates Monica Bellucci at the moment. Same was with Lisa Marie and Helena Bohnam Carter.
It just kind of looks like a remake of the first film - but with added Wednesday.
I cannot wait for this!!!
This looks AMAZING !!! Sequel to the Cult classic film… sign me up 🔥
One of my most anticipated movies in 2024 (after Dune 2 and Furiosa).
Haha yeah she was one of the best parts of Matrix 2 lol
That comment you said about him in the cardigan giving Justin the truth serum makes sense. ALLEGEDLY
Justin is the bad guy of the film he is Lydia’s manager/boyfriend
I thought it was unfinished CGI work. Stop motion is cool its nostalgic. Might be a fun movie.
The one thing that mostly throws me off is how slick everything looks. Obviously we're in 2024 now and cameras are extremely high quality, but I feel like certain films really lend themselves to the more grainy older look of 80s-90s movies. It's something that bugged me with the new Indiana Jones too. Seeing Keaton in the makeup and costume in full HD just looks weird
I’ve been like that in the past with a few films lately, man. Like if they had of gone all out and filmed this on 35mm would it change the whole tone and vibe of the picture? I think so!
It's possible that they'll add some texture and grain to the final film. I remember being stunned by the trailer for The Holdovers after I saw the movie. The movie itself looks so convincingly like old film stock, but then I saw the trailer after and it didn't have that look at all... then I found out that it was all done in post. It still could happen.
@@masterofallgoons Dude that's crazy I was gonna reference that same film initially. Between the soundtrack, cinematography, and the film grain, it felt like a movie straight out of the 70s. I'm assuming this movie takes place in modern day, but it would still help if there was some grit to the shots to match the gross creepy tone of Beetlejuice himself
@@Luke101 - It really looks great doesn't it? It's very rare that I can be fooled, but that added texture, and the boxy aspect ratio really got me. I know Burton loves and prefers film, but like most filmmakers he's succumbed to the reality of digital being cheaper, easier, and the one that studios will agree to. But this post production process has really come along way to approximating the look of actual film.
@@Luke101 - Also, our Aussie friends may know this one, but the other film that I noticed a good filmic look in a totally different way was the Nick Cave documentary by Andrew Dominik from 2022 called This Much I Know to Be True. It's a great watch (and listen) but man, it looks terrific, particularly in the performances of the songs. I stayed to watch the credits when I saw it and noticed they credited a company or technique called 'Live Grain' which apparently added that moving, grainy texture to the look of the image, and it's terrific. I don't know that it fully looked like celluloid, but it looked beautiful.
I want to be excited, but I'm getting Hocus Pocus 2 vibes from this. Plus its my personal opinion that the reason Burton's earlier films were so much better is because back then studios gave him less control. And since that changed his films haven't been as good, kind of suggesting that he needed the extra help.
Fair call, man! As in you think too much time has passed for there to be a sequel?
@@chrisstanleyofficial I don't mind the time that's passed, and I suppose Wednesday was good. I'm just wondering how Burton having more creative control for this movie will differ from the original. Also Keaton doesn't seem to have the kinda energy here he had in the original, but that could just be from the clips they choose to show. I'm going in cautiously optimistic.
Also random, but I really love the poster version of Freddy you have on the side.
@@TothanCrawk- He had loads of control in the earliest films. Warners pretty much left him alone on PeeWee and Beetlejuice. Then he had to comply with batman but again had full control on Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, Ed Wood, Nightmare, and Mars Attacks.. then the whole superman thing went down.
I remember seeing the first one at the movies. I want this to be good, but I dont know. I guess we'll see. Thanks for sharing.
Movies in general need more practical effects. The over saturation of CGI has run its course.
Hey Chris love your channels, if I had a couple of cosplay questions for you, where might you prefer i reach out to you with them. Definitely don't want to be a bother anywhere.
Excited yet scared. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst
As an '80's kid, recreating the wonderment and originality of watching the original as a 5 year old will almost surely be impossible..
But it may be a good movie yet!
Blink and you’ll miss it, Danny devito is in the trailer
Hi Chris. I wish they made sequels when. Michael was younger but I understand that he was doing other things and batman then later. Doing sequel movie I hope it will be good also another one coming out later. For beetle juice
woah.......Sandworms
Like I sense some green goblin in there
I love you too Chris
In the trailer it looks like they killed of Delia Deetz as well. Bummer.
I can’t tell if the people saying they are impressed with the practical effects are being serious or sarcastic. I’ve watched it several times and it looks like mid-2000s television CGI. The sandworm, the plane, his eyes popping out. I’m hopping it looks better on the big screen.
It’s not sarcasm. There’s a true beauty in practical effects
Yeah, those aren't cg effects. They're purposefully cartoonish practical and stop motion effects.. and they're perfect.
The practical effects are very impressive. There is also a lot of CG. I know people insist that those are not VFX but they are. They twist themselves into knots trying to believe everything is practical. There's going to be a ton of VFX in the movie. That's not a bad thing. But you're right that some VFX does seem unfinished. I do think a lot of shots will look better in the final feature. I think they're purposefully cartoony but they should at least work in context and I think they will
@@hezekiahramirez6965 - the eye/tobgue popping cartoon is very obviously a physical prop and the sandworm is obviously stop motion
@masterofallgoons You're wrong. About all of it. But I know you're not going to accept reality so you go ahead and do you. I would just suggest that you might not actually know everything and perhaps there are things that others can teach you. You're clearly very young so when you turn 18 in a few years and you live in the real world you'll realize that. Goodbye. I know you're going to keep posting so I just won't read it. Goodbye and I hope you learn to accept that you might not always be right about everything all the time
Yeah there’s something really off about this, I was very excited, but the first teaser didn’t do it for me, and now this offical trailer has completely lost me. The glaring thought in my mind is too much time has passed for a sequel, this just looks off?
MISSING FINGER on beetlejuices ex wife… look closely
I wanna see ya
So obviously you already seen the trailer so maybe not first reaction. So sloppy seconds reaction 😂
After I seen this trailer and it looks like its going to be another rob zombies the munsters. The trailer was a let down.
it genuinely looks like low energy fan made coz play. That beetle has been over juiced it's a dry husk
I feel like William is using some of his green goblin role in this
Never liked Beetlejuice when it was released but this looks ok so might give it a shot on physical when cheap in England 👍😊🐾💜
Nope. No offense to anyone looking forward to this.
Who would take offense 🤡
Completely agree. This movie looks off? Doesn’t feel right.
And that’s more that fair, dude 🤘🏻
🤡 just a hater
It’s okay. I don’t think anyone cares what you think. lol