Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Is What We Needed Here's Why
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: Thirty-six years after the events of the first film, Lydia Deetz hosts a supernatural talk show called Ghost House, produced by her boyfriend Rory. During the taping of a segment, Lydia sees visions of the ghost Betelgeuse in the audience.
Shortly thereafter, Delia, Lydia’s stepmother, shares the news about the death of her father, Charles. En route to Winter River for the funeral services, the surviving Deetz family members pick up Lydia’s estranged daughter, Astrid, from boarding school. It is revealed that Lydia and Astrid’s father, Richard, had been in a relationship which ended up in a divorce, two years before his disappearance in South America. Following the funeral services, Rory proposes to Lydia, which she accepts, causing Astrid to flee and meet Jeremy, who invites her over prior to the wedding. On Halloween, Astrid discovers that Jeremy is a ghost who needs Astrid’s assistance in restoring his life. Astrid agrees when Jeremy reveals she can reunite with her father, and the two enter the afterlife after the former recites an incantation from the Handbook For The Recently Diseased. Lydia discovers Jeremy’s plan and reluctantly calls upon Betelgeuse for his help in retrieving Astrid. He agrees on the condition that Lydia let him marry her, allowing him to inhabit the mortal world and escape the threat of his ex-wife Delores who is hunting him in the afterlife. Lydia agrees.
Betelgeuse and Lydia are transported into the afterlife train station in an attempt to stop Astrid from boarding the “Soul Train”, which transports souls into the beyond. By reciting the incantation, Astrid was tricked into switching places with Jeremy in order for him to regain his life. While being escorted to the platform, Astrid notices one of the stations employees is Richard. Lydia rescues Astrid, but an emergency exit sends them to one of Saturn’s moons. They encounter a sand worm but are rescued by Richard, who escorts them back to Winter River. As Jeremy attempts to cross over into the world of the living, he is stopped by Betelgeuse and is sent to Hell. Betelgeuse then enlists the help of Delia to return to the mortal world after she is bitten by a snake and sent to the afterlife.
At a nearby church, Lydia and Astrid arrive as Rory waits at the altar. With Delia by his side, Betelgeuse hijacks the wedding and injects Rory with truth serum, after which he confesses his intention to marry Lydia for her money. An enraged Lydia punches Rory, knocking him out. As Betelgeuse prepares to marry Lydia, an angry Delores arrives and corners him. Using the handbook as a guide, Astrid unleashes a sand worm into the church, which Betelgeuse deflects, causing it to eat Delores and Rory whole. The ceremony is thwarted off as Lydia and Astrid reveal that Betelgeuse violated the rules of the handbook and his own contract, causing him to inflate like a balloon and pop. In the aftermath, Lydia and Astrid reassure their love for Delia as she crosses over. On the platform to the Soul Train, Delia reunites with the remains of Charles before boarding the train to the beyond.
Some time later, Lydia films the final segment of her last episode of Ghost House, opting to spend time with Astrid. The two venture to Dracula’s castle and Astrid becomes smitten with an employee, Vlad. In a brief sequence, Astrid and Vlad eventually get married with Lydia watching from the side. Unfortunately, Lydia still has nightmares about Betelgeuse as one of her dreams was about Astrid having Betelgeuse’s child. Traumatized, Lydia awakens from her sleep, shocked.
Directed by: Tim Burton
Screenplay by: Alfred Gough
Miles Millar
Story by: Alfred Gough
Miles Millar
Seth Grahame-Smith
Based on
Characters by: Michael McDowell
Larry Wilson
Produced by:
Marc Toberoff
Dede Gardner
Jeremy Kleiner
Tommy Harper
Tim Burton
Starring:
Michael Keaton
Winona Ryder
Catherine O'Hara
Justin Theroux
Monica Bellucci
Jenna Ortega
Willem Dafoe
Cinematography Haris Zambarloukos
Edited by: Jay Prychidny
Music by: Danny Elfman
Production companies:
Plan B Entertainment
Tim Burton Productions
The Geffen Company
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release dates:
August 28, 2024 (Venice)
September 6, 2024 (United States)
Running time: 105 minutes
Country: United States
Language: English
Budget: $100 million
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice opened the 81st Venice International Film Festival on August 28, 2024, at the Sala Grande in a non-competitive slot.[3] The film is scheduled to be theatrically released by Warner Bros. Pictures on September 6, 2024, including IMAX, 4DX and ScreenX engagements.[69] In February 2024, the title of the film was revealed, and its release date was reiterated.
Rotten Tomatoes, 78% of 140 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 6.5/10.
I can't wait to see it!
@@thesilentfightpodcast if you like the first one I think you'll appreciate this as well.
I loved it!! Great sequel
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SPOILERS*** I really enjoyed Beteljuice Beteljuice but ai do agree the ex-wife situation was like “Eh, here’s a subplot I guess” lol nonetheless I surprisingly really enjoyed it! Jenna Ortega’s character was annoying but here storyline made sense as far as the being able to see dead ppl. I thought that was a good twist.
After seeing all this woke shit coming out it REALLY MADE UP FOR ALL THIS SHIT COMING OUT!! ITS ORGIINAL AND IM TYMHE BIGGEST BEETLEJUICE FAN AND I KNEW GOING INTO IT I WAS GOING TO LOVE IT EITHERWAY LOL AND I STILL GIVE IT A 8 AND A HALF THERE WAS A COUPLE LOOSE ENDS BUT OVERALL I LOVED IT!!❤
@@bryanmastalish4595 I love it! I would like to speak on the woke agenda. I don't feel the problem is inclusivity. I just don't believe it's genuine.
@@TheSeezMonroeShow no argument therd!! It wZ a fu. Movie