And those that commit suicide become civil servents in the afterlife. That's why she said she wouldn't have cut her wrists if she knew then what she knew now. The guy that made the "feeling a little flat" joke is someone that threw himself in front of a truck.
Betelgeuse was changed to Beetlejuice so people could know how to pronounce it. In the movie, he, and the Deetzes got in trouble for revealing themselves to the living, basically confirming there is an afterlife, which is against the rules.
My brothers and I had a recorded VHS tape with Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 2, and Beetlejuice on it. We watched it endlessly. The Day-O scene is so funny, but so hard to explain why.
Adam and Barbara were decaying because Otho was accidentally performing an exorcism (“death for the dead” or however they described it) instead of a summoning. Remember the room of lost souls for the ones that have been exorcised? The souls in there looked just like they did
I remember in 5th grade the teacher showed this movie to the class around Halloween time (I'm 45) and he didn't remember to account for the "Nice F'n model!" scene and all the kids were talking about that for weeks.
They didn’t go there on vacation. Lydia’s father bought the house. Jane put it up for sale as soon as the Maitlands died. She said she was related to them (probably a cousin or something) which is why she felt so comfortable going up to their house often and telling them about people making offers on the property. Barbara even told her “please stop showing people pictures of our house”
Shrunken heads, yes, those are a real thing. I learned about them watching this movie way back in the day. Creepy stuff, and that dude in this movie with the shrunken head sitting next to the witch doctor is just perfect!
The spelling in the movie itself is named for the star, Betelgeuse. However the movie title is Beetlejuice because people wouldn't be able to pronounce it. The animated series was AWESOME, despite how much it departed from the film (cutting the Maitlands entirely, and making Betelgeuse and Lydia BFFs). Very much part of the 80s and 90s trend of taking adult properties and turning them into kid's shows or toylines (Police Academy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Terminator, etc.).
Lydia's father was the same actor who played the truant officer in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". Charlie Sheen appears in that - also the same actress who was the lead in "Dirty Dancing" played Ferris' sister
Micheal Keaton was Batman and The Vukture (bad guy in Spider-Man Homecoming). The dad is the Principal from Ferris Bueller. Alec Bakwin is Jack Ryan in The Hunt fur Red October. Geena Davis, the lead in A League of Their Own. The mom's manager was Dick Cavett who had a talk show in the 1960s and 70s interviewing everyone including people like Jimi Hendrix. The art guy was the assistant guy in Demolition Man.
Saw this when I was 6 and two things happened. I endlessly quoted Beetlejuice, poorly. And I had a crush on Winona Ryder and all pale girls with big eyes afterwards.
You should watch "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" next. You won't stop laughing! Dotty - "Pee Wee, where are you?" Pee Wee - "I'm in Texas!" Dotty - "I don't believe you." :D
Yes, we were kids and we were able to watch this without a problem, although I was already 17 or 18 depending what month it came out. My sister was about 14 or so. I watched Conan the Barbarian sometime around 1982, and I was about 12 or 13, so I watched stuff that wasn't made for kids, but I loved Conan the Barbarian it became a big part of my art inspiration.
The View Askewniverse is my favorite cinematic universe. The order is as follows: Clerks (1994) Mallrats (1995) Chasing Amy (1996) Dogma (1999) Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back(2001) Clerks II (2006) Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019) Clerks III (2022)
Timothy Walter Burton[a] (born August 25, 1958) is an American filmmaker and artist. He is known for his gothic fantasy and horror films such as Beetlejuice (1988), Edward Scissorhands (1990), The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Ed Wood (1994), Sleepy Hollow (1999), Corpse Bride (2005), Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007), and Dark Shadows (2012). Burton also directed the superhero films Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992), the sci-fi film Planet of the Apes (2001), the fantasy-drama Big Fish (2003), the musical adventure film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and the fantasy films Alice in Wonderland (2010) and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016).
My favourite fact about this movie is when Keeton knocked over the tree, he stayed in character and was talking to the set guys. Obviously they liked it and kept it in 😀
i like that the shaman guy that shrinks betelgeuse head had a hole though his chest implying that the shrunken head guy killed him with the rifle he is carrying
@Daffy, there are no mystic creatures, the receptionist was in a costume at a party and killed her self. she says that if she knew then what she new now she would not have had her little "accident" (she shows that she slit her wrists). if you kill your self you are forced to work in the afterlife as community service. Juno the case worker's throat was slit and the guy on the hooks was covered in tire tracks that is how they died.
Michael Keaton has an extremely varied filmography. Well worth getting into because he brings something to every character in every genre. He's hilarious in his comedies and very intense in his dramas. Hope you check out more of his diverse movies.
The afterlife bureaucracy are only people who killed themselves. They are stuck being the lowliest of the low of government officials for eternity. The other ghosts have to do a period of time on earth in their dwelling, For Adam and Barbara it was 125 years, kinda like purgatory afterwards they can stay on earth as ghosts or more on to the Netherworld. The first time I watched this I was probably 6 and I loved it and still love it. I've probably watched this movie 300 times.
I'm one of the few people who growing up in the 90's, watched the Beetlejuice animated show before the movie..... Considering that the cartoon show was made for minors, you can imagine the shock when I actually watched the movie.....
The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie was the same way for me. I didn't even know there WAS a comic book before seeing the movie, and grew up watching the cartoon first. I was therefor VERY confused by the deviations from the cartoon made for the 1990 movie. It wasn't until I got to high school that one of my friends let me borrow his copy of the First Graphic Novel compilation (covering TMNT #1-3, along with a couple of the side stories) and I realized just how faithful the movie was to the comic (though even then it was toned down. The Turtles were straight-up KILLERS in the original books). The 1990 film is STILL the best TMNT.
they showed that time worked differently in the sand place, so maybe she spent years taming the Sandworm and then crashed through the house minutes later.
Somehow it's cute and fitting that Barbara was able to smack a sandworm and drive it off the first time, then tame it later. Maybe it's just me that thought Lydia was an iconic role for Winona Ryder. I've been pleased with other things she's done too, like the best part in the first JJ Abrams Star Trek movie as Spock's (human) mother. It was funny that wearing pastels, was Otho's worst fear. A friend told me about a wedding he was at : the best man, when the ring was called for, pulled a plastic finger out of his pocket with the ring on it, took it off and handed it over... Other fun Halloween sorts of movies by Tim Burton ( Iconic for their time and still.): "Sleepy Hollow", with Johnny Depp, Cristina Ricci, and Christopher Walken. "Edward Scissorhands", with Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder. (I must see Duaffy's reaction.) Tim Burton did the first 2 Batman movies with Michael Keaton, & Jack Nicholson as Joker, Danny DeVito as Penguin and Michelle Pfieffer as Catwoman. The same sort of wacky humor, somewhat sarcastic dark art and story in all Tim Burton movies. See also Nightmare Before Christmas, from Tim Burton.
Otho was forced to wear a Leisure suit. They were crazy colors, lime green, orange, powder blue etc. with opposing color stitching. Kind of a big but very temporary fad in the 70's. Very Wide lapels and very wide lapel shirts and you weren't allowed to wear a tie with them, hence the name "Leisure suit" by the end of the fad most people said they wouldn't be caught 'dead' in one. But no worries, almost no one, gets that joke. I just happened to I have a father who loved them. His favorite was black with orange stitching.
Yes, the correct Spanish word is “señora” with the “nya” sound, but in Jump In The Line, Harry Belafonte is singing about a woman by the name of Senora. Went most of my life not knowing that.
Originally the name was gonna be Betelgeuse like the star in the constellation Orion (still pronounced Beetlejuice). They decided to make the movie just be name Beetlejuice. Or so I read somewhere.
I feel like pretty much every question about this movie, including why the title character's name is spelled the way it is in-universe, can be explained with: Because Tim Burton. Now as for how Barbara took control of the giant roving sandworm/snake shark at the end there? The best explanation in 80's movies period, courtesy of "Big Trouble in Little China." -- *It wasn't easy!* 😁
This is just a unique fun movie to watch. Michael Keaton who plays Betelguese is also in Gung Ho, an off the beaten path film from the 80's that is good, its a comedy made at about the time U.S. cars were made very poorly and Japanese cars were very good and it looked like the U.S. would lose the car wars.
Duaffy, there is a movie called Monkeybone , i don't like it that much, but i like the afterlife scenes in it , they are very weird, and i like them alot.
Great reactions to the comedy film Beetlejuice, Duaffy!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽The receptionist is Miss Argentina. She probably commited suicide after losing the pagent. Probably the green skin, red hair, and wings were added after her death.
Until this movie, Keaton was seen as just another funny romcom lead. It was only a year later he was cast as Batman, which most folks considered a mistake at the time.
You should watch Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, which features the father (Jeffrey Jones) as the bad guy. It was one of the most popular films to have a famous post-credit scene.
Post-credits scenes date back a LONG way, and Ferris Bueller wasn't even close to the first to have one. The first was way back in 1966. The Muppet Movie and Airplane! both had them as well.
@@Ambaryerno But FBDO was one of the most famous ones, so much so that it has been spoofed several times, and it had a continuing scene *during* the credits.
Great movie. The one scene I really like in this movie is the last scene where Beetlejuice got his head shrunk just to look at the other guy with shrunk head us really funny :) . Fyi you know they want to make a Beetlejuice movie where he goes to Hawai. Other great Micheal Keaton movies are Desperate Measures and Multiplicity
I love ghost stories, & this one is one of my favorites, with Michael Keaton, the Batman from Tim Burton's universe. Thank you for sharing Blondie 🐱😊. Dare you to say Beetlejuice 🥤 🧃 🪲🐞 3 times. Cuidado, a lo mejor te jalan las patas en la noche.
Spiritually speaking yeah their kinda laws. It's different among different spirits. But basically the "laws" as it were, well the hermetic laws help a lot but the main "law" is, as above so below as within as without. Basically saying everything is connected and every move has a push and pull. Clairvoyants have helped me clear so many houses. And helped me to help themselves. Never encountered a being like beetleguese but I won't deny a being like that's existence because I have ran into things I once thought wasn't real. Loved that you loved the humor in the movie great reaction!
This is well before he did Hunt for Red October. It's scary seeing him here, then seeing him today. I think this was Wynona Ryder's only second major role.
LOL The singer and the songs are correct. Those are songs sung by the great Harry Belafonte. An American of Jamaican descent, he popularized the music style of Caribbean calypso music to the world in the 1950's. Their language is Jamaican patois, a creole: English, with lots of French and West African language words thrown in. A little Spanish for good measure. For a bad Mexican American like me, English or Spanish, y'all talk funny 🤪 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Belafonte
Always figured they named it Beetlejuice because Americans can be a bit slow and they figured it would sell better. Also kids could read/write it easier.
I can't do this anymore, Duaffy. Your editor's inserts of other shows and movies are just too distracting and downright annoying. I'm here for YOUR commentary, not his. Tell that clown to get his own channel.
I actually appreciate them. After all these years (and I saw this in the theaters in '88), I found out what Beetliejuice said when he said he could relate to Livia, calling her Edgar Allen Poe's daughter. Never could make out what he was saying.
That wasn’t a fairy.
She was a beauty contest participant who committed suicide by cutting her wrists.
Did it the wrong way, too.
And those that commit suicide become civil servents in the afterlife. That's why she said she wouldn't have cut her wrists if she knew then what she knew now. The guy that made the "feeling a little flat" joke is someone that threw himself in front of a truck.
@@UriahChristensenmore like a steamroller...
Betelgeuse was changed to Beetlejuice so people could know how to pronounce it. In the movie, he, and the Deetzes got in trouble for revealing themselves to the living, basically confirming there is an afterlife, which is against the rules.
My brothers and I had a recorded VHS tape with Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 2, and Beetlejuice on it. We watched it endlessly. The Day-O scene is so funny, but so hard to explain why.
Adam and Barbara were decaying because Otho was accidentally performing an exorcism (“death for the dead” or however they described it) instead of a summoning. Remember the room of lost souls for the ones that have been exorcised? The souls in there looked just like they did
I remember in 5th grade the teacher showed this movie to the class around Halloween time (I'm 45) and he didn't remember to account for the "Nice F'n model!" scene and all the kids were talking about that for weeks.
Ah, the days when a PG movie was able to get a token F-bomb rather than a PG-13 movie. Screw the MPA for buckling to all the more conservative prudes.
And yes - they cast Beetlejuice as Batman a year later! 🦇
They didn’t go there on vacation. Lydia’s father bought the house. Jane put it up for sale as soon as the Maitlands died. She said she was related to them (probably a cousin or something) which is why she felt so comfortable going up to their house often and telling them about people making offers on the property. Barbara even told her “please stop showing people pictures of our house”
Also she was guilting Barbra over her miscarriage. hence all that "should have a family living the house" stuff.
Shrunken heads, yes, those are a real thing. I learned about them watching this movie way back in the day. Creepy stuff, and that dude in this movie with the shrunken head sitting next to the witch doctor is just perfect!
The spelling in the movie itself is named for the star, Betelgeuse. However the movie title is Beetlejuice because people wouldn't be able to pronounce it.
The animated series was AWESOME, despite how much it departed from the film (cutting the Maitlands entirely, and making Betelgeuse and Lydia BFFs). Very much part of the 80s and 90s trend of taking adult properties and turning them into kid's shows or toylines (Police Academy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Terminator, etc.).
YOU SHOWED THE BEST LINE!!! "NICE FUCKIN' MODEL!" #honkhonk I have seen so many reactions to this and they always skip it and I'm incredulous
Can't believe this was michael Keaton lmao. The guy play a serious character like batman and over the top crazy character like beetlejuice
Lydia's father was the same actor who played the truant officer in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". Charlie Sheen appears in that - also the same actress who was the lead in "Dirty Dancing" played Ferris' sister
Ferris Bueller, Mom And Dad Save The World, The Hunt For Red October, dude was in SO many great movies.
Not really a truant officer; just the school principal.
Micheal Keaton was Batman and The Vukture (bad guy in Spider-Man Homecoming). The dad is the Principal from Ferris Bueller. Alec Bakwin is Jack Ryan in The Hunt fur Red October. Geena Davis, the lead in A League of Their Own. The mom's manager was Dick Cavett who had a talk show in the 1960s and 70s interviewing everyone including people like Jimi Hendrix. The art guy was the assistant guy in Demolition Man.
Saw this when I was 6 and two things happened. I endlessly quoted Beetlejuice, poorly. And I had a crush on Winona Ryder and all pale girls with big eyes afterwards.
The lesson of this movie is:
"Not even in death you break free from bureaucracy"
You should watch "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" next. You won't stop laughing!
Dotty - "Pee Wee, where are you?"
Pee Wee - "I'm in Texas!"
Dotty - "I don't believe you."
:D
Tell 'em Large Marge sent ya.
10:16 "Age is just a number" -Duaffy
Also something Jeffrey Duncan Jones likely said on way more than one occasion.
🤣🤣🤣 but also, big yikes 😅 No wonder he played a creeper so well
@Benjamin Bartholomew
To quote Juno: "Don't even say his name!"
Yes, we were kids and we were able to watch this without a problem, although I was already 17 or 18 depending what month it came out. My sister was about 14 or so.
I watched Conan the Barbarian sometime around 1982, and I was about 12 or 13, so I watched stuff that wasn't made for kids, but I loved Conan the Barbarian it became a big part of my art inspiration.
The View Askewniverse is my favorite cinematic universe.
The order is as follows:
Clerks (1994)
Mallrats (1995)
Chasing Amy (1996)
Dogma (1999)
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back(2001)
Clerks II (2006)
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019)
Clerks III (2022)
Timothy Walter Burton[a] (born August 25, 1958) is an American filmmaker and artist. He is known for his gothic fantasy and horror films such as Beetlejuice (1988), Edward Scissorhands (1990), The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Ed Wood (1994), Sleepy Hollow (1999), Corpse Bride (2005), Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007), and Dark Shadows (2012). Burton also directed the superhero films Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992), the sci-fi film Planet of the Apes (2001), the fantasy-drama Big Fish (2003), the musical adventure film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and the fantasy films Alice in Wonderland (2010) and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016).
My favourite fact about this movie is when Keeton knocked over the tree, he stayed in character and was talking to the set guys. Obviously they liked it and kept it in 😀
The shrunken head guy makes me laugh uncontrollably each time I watch this movie. 😂I don't blame you for cracking up.
i like that the shaman guy that shrinks betelgeuse head had a hole though his chest implying that the shrunken head guy killed him with the rifle he is carrying
“Nice F**k’n model!” the one F-bomb they were allowed and Michael Keaton sells it! simple but oddly hilarious 😂
@Daffy, there are no mystic creatures, the receptionist was in a costume at a party and killed her self. she says that if she knew then what she new now she would not have had her little "accident" (she shows that she slit her wrists). if you kill your self you are forced to work in the afterlife as community service. Juno the case worker's throat was slit and the guy on the hooks was covered in tire tracks that is how they died.
Michael Keaton has an extremely varied filmography. Well worth getting into because he brings something to every character in every genre. He's hilarious in his comedies and very intense in his dramas. Hope you check out more of his diverse movies.
“At least they’re alive and fine.”
Are you sure about that? 😂
this town looks like SO MANY around where i live duaffy. it always makes me smile watching this movie.
The afterlife bureaucracy are only people who killed themselves. They are stuck being the lowliest of the low of government officials for eternity. The other ghosts have to do a period of time on earth in their dwelling, For Adam and Barbara it was 125 years, kinda like purgatory afterwards they can stay on earth as ghosts or more on to the Netherworld. The first time I watched this I was probably 6 and I loved it and still love it. I've probably watched this movie 300 times.
9:18 Remember, now. Right after this movie, this _very_ actor was casted to play Batman.
I'm one of the few people who growing up in the 90's, watched the Beetlejuice animated show before the movie..... Considering that the cartoon show was made for minors, you can imagine the shock when I actually watched the movie.....
The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie was the same way for me. I didn't even know there WAS a comic book before seeing the movie, and grew up watching the cartoon first. I was therefor VERY confused by the deviations from the cartoon made for the 1990 movie. It wasn't until I got to high school that one of my friends let me borrow his copy of the First Graphic Novel compilation (covering TMNT #1-3, along with a couple of the side stories) and I realized just how faithful the movie was to the comic (though even then it was toned down. The Turtles were straight-up KILLERS in the original books).
The 1990 film is STILL the best TMNT.
Thanks for your Reactions Duaffy!
"Sweeney Todd" (2007) is a good Halloween movie - it's the only movie where you can hear Johnny Depp sing.
10:57, I think a Ms Universe contest participant who didn't get the crown and "had her little accident"....
The story for this movie is very similar to the 1950's Topper tv show, S01E01 Topper Meets the Ghosts.
they showed that time worked differently in the sand place, so maybe she spent years taming the Sandworm and then crashed through the house minutes later.
The blue girl wasn't a fairy. She was blue because she was dead. She mentioned her "accident" and lifted her wrists to show where she cut them.
Lol, Michael Keaton cracks me up in this movie!
Somehow it's cute and fitting that Barbara was able to smack a sandworm and drive it off the first time, then tame it later.
Maybe it's just me that thought Lydia was an iconic role for Winona Ryder.
I've been pleased with other things she's done too, like the best part in the first JJ Abrams Star Trek movie as Spock's (human) mother.
It was funny that wearing pastels, was Otho's worst fear.
A friend told me about a wedding he was at : the best man, when the ring was called for, pulled a plastic finger out of his pocket with the ring on it, took it off and handed it over...
Other fun Halloween sorts of movies by Tim Burton ( Iconic for their time and still.):
"Sleepy Hollow", with Johnny Depp, Cristina Ricci, and Christopher Walken.
"Edward Scissorhands", with Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder. (I must see Duaffy's reaction.)
Tim Burton did the first 2 Batman movies with Michael Keaton, & Jack Nicholson as Joker, Danny DeVito as Penguin and Michelle Pfieffer as Catwoman.
The same sort of wacky humor, somewhat sarcastic dark art and story in all Tim Burton movies.
See also Nightmare Before Christmas, from Tim Burton.
Otho was forced to wear a Leisure suit. They were crazy colors, lime green, orange, powder blue etc. with opposing color stitching. Kind of a big but very temporary fad in the 70's. Very Wide lapels and very wide lapel shirts and you weren't allowed to wear a tie with them, hence the name "Leisure suit" by the end of the fad most people said they wouldn't be caught 'dead' in one. But no worries, almost no one, gets that joke. I just happened to I have a father who loved them. His favorite was black with orange stitching.
Yes, the correct Spanish word is “señora” with the “nya” sound, but in Jump In The Line, Harry Belafonte is singing about a woman by the name of Senora. Went most of my life not knowing that.
Originally the name was gonna be Betelgeuse like the star in the constellation Orion (still pronounced Beetlejuice). They decided to make the movie just be name Beetlejuice. Or so I read somewhere.
Yeah, the studio presumably thought people wouldn't know how to pronounce it; that they'd be like Adam and say 'Beetle-guyss' or something.
I feel like pretty much every question about this movie, including why the title character's name is spelled the way it is in-universe, can be explained with: Because Tim Burton. Now as for how Barbara took control of the giant roving sandworm/snake shark at the end there? The best explanation in 80's movies period, courtesy of "Big Trouble in Little China." -- *It wasn't easy!* 😁
33:35 ...."Señora, by the way".... .Just be glad he didn't say senore.....
Great reaction as always Duaffy.
My favourite childhood movie. 😀Best Michael Keaton's performance ever. "I am the ghost with the most, babe!"
Although the character's true name is Betelgeuse, it was spelled "Beetlejuice" in the title because it's funnier and markets better.
Well, it was because the studio was afraid people wouldn't know how to pronounce Betelgeuse.
There is a sequel in the works but there's no telling when it will come.
This is just a unique fun movie to watch. Michael Keaton who plays Betelguese is also in Gung Ho, an off the beaten path film from the 80's that is good, its a comedy made at about the time U.S. cars were made very poorly and Japanese cars were very good and it looked like the U.S. would lose the car wars.
This was Tim Burton’s second film, after Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, then followed by Batman.
Duaffy, there is a movie called Monkeybone , i don't like it that much, but i like the afterlife scenes in it , they are very weird, and i like them alot.
If you'd like to watch Geena Davis play a terrifying badass, over Christmas, I strongly suggest the film "The Long Kiss Goodnight."
yessssssssssssssssssssss
Recently went to an open air viewing of this in a cemetery one night
Another great must see horror/comedy is The Frighteners with Michael J Fox.
I love this movie so much!
The Mayor of Chicago is quite funny.
Great reactions to the comedy film Beetlejuice, Duaffy!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽The receptionist is Miss Argentina. She probably commited suicide after losing the pagent. Probably the green skin, red hair, and wings were added after her death.
Re fairy: I think she was supposed to be a beauty pageant contestant that didn't win and slit her wrists.
Until this movie, Keaton was seen as just another funny romcom lead.
It was only a year later he was cast as Batman, which most folks considered a mistake at the time.
You should watch Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, which features the father (Jeffrey Jones) as the bad guy. It was one of the most popular films to have a famous post-credit scene.
Post-credits scenes date back a LONG way, and Ferris Bueller wasn't even close to the first to have one. The first was way back in 1966. The Muppet Movie and Airplane! both had them as well.
@@Ambaryerno But FBDO was one of the most famous ones, so much so that it has been spoofed several times, and it had a continuing scene *during* the credits.
One of my favorite movies!
Best movie moral: Don't waste your life looking froward to the afterlife
I think you would love to watch Casper 1995 for Halloween
Loved this reaction. Love this film. Thank you.
Great movie. The one scene I really like in this movie is the last scene where Beetlejuice got his head shrunk just to look at the other guy with shrunk head us really funny :) . Fyi you know they want to make a Beetlejuice movie where he goes to Hawai. Other great Micheal Keaton movies are Desperate Measures and Multiplicity
1:29 THIS GIRL 😂
Thank you
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I love ghost stories, & this one is one of my favorites, with Michael Keaton, the Batman from Tim Burton's universe. Thank you for sharing Blondie 🐱😊. Dare you to say Beetlejuice 🥤 🧃 🪲🐞 3 times. Cuidado, a lo mejor te jalan las patas en la noche.
I ain't afraid of no ghost!
The _last_ place in the world I would expect to find a line would be the _afterlife._ Why should _they_ have any trouble with their budget?
10:15 "age is just a number", ooff, err yeah. don't google that actor then......
Beetlejuice!
Beetlejuice!
Beetlejuice!
Spiritually speaking yeah their kinda laws. It's different among different spirits. But basically the "laws" as it were, well the hermetic laws help a lot but the main "law" is, as above so below as within as without. Basically saying everything is connected and every move has a push and pull. Clairvoyants have helped me clear so many houses. And helped me to help themselves. Never encountered a being like beetleguese but I won't deny a being like that's existence because I have ran into things I once thought wasn't real. Loved that you loved the humor in the movie great reaction!
texas anlashock? ha i recognise that name from drachinifels channel
Before Beetlejuice, I recall Alec Baldwin played a manic young preacher on Knotts Landing, one of those TV dramas like Dallas and Dynasty.
This is well before he did Hunt for Red October. It's scary seeing him here, then seeing him today.
I think this was Wynona Ryder's only second major role.
LOL The singer and the songs are correct. Those are songs sung by the great Harry Belafonte. An American of Jamaican descent, he popularized the music style of Caribbean calypso music to the world in the 1950's. Their language is Jamaican patois, a creole: English, with lots of French and West African language words thrown in. A little Spanish for good measure. For a bad Mexican American like me, English or Spanish, y'all talk funny 🤪
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Belafonte
When a Spaniard is complaining about a bureaucracy, you know it must be really bad. 😁
All the X men movies including logan
Duaffy. Duaffy. Duaffy!!!! Hmmm. Didn't work. Oh well. Great reaction!!!
This movie is super cool 😎👍
you are amazing
From the mind of Tim Burton. 😎
Betelgeuse is actually a star. It's the second brightest star on Orion's belt.
would you consider reacting to Lucifer
Duaffy, does your cat understand Spanish, English or both?
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
Duaffy M&S please watch the movie City Of God (Cidade de Deus) (2002).
I'm sure it's just called Beetlejuice so that viewers know how to pronounced it before they see it.
Wow. You filmed this three months and only just uploaded it.
Funny movie 👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻💯 Beautiful Duaffy 💍💎💙🧡🤍💌💞💓💗💖💝💟💋❣️😘🥰💘😍😍❤️🖤🔥
Just saw the musical.
The movie is G-rated in comparison.
Nice reaction 😍, u should react on the movie "RRR" its really great movie to watch and react
React to "City of God".
Michelle Keaton is unrecognizable in this role. So out of character. Do you think he would have made a good Joker?
I've never got the meaning of the story of this movie, it never made sense to me.
Always figured they named it Beetlejuice because Americans can be a bit slow and they figured it would sell better.
Also kids could read/write it easier.
I can't do this anymore, Duaffy. Your editor's inserts of other shows and movies are just too distracting and downright annoying. I'm here for YOUR commentary, not his. Tell that clown to get his own channel.
The subtitles yuck. Nope.
I actually appreciate them. After all these years (and I saw this in the theaters in '88), I found out what Beetliejuice said when he said he could relate to Livia, calling her Edgar Allen Poe's daughter. Never could make out what he was saying.
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Did you do all your own make up until the lipstick, then handed it over to Stevie Wonder.
Herpes?