Beetlejuice (1988) Retrospective / Review
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The spelling "Betelgeuse" is a star astronomy snobs (guilty) insist is properly pronounced "Beetlejuice". I've read that the title was changed to the latter spelling so that the public would know going in. Even the film makes a bit of a joke about it; "call Beetle-Guise..."
It’s also spelled that way because Beetlejuice made the signs and he can’t say it or spell it.
It's also known as the "armpit" of Orion.
I wouldn't say snob, words imported from other languages often have funny spellings. You wouldn't call Irish people snobs for pronouncing the name "Siobhan" like "Shivon".
Bay-tel-goy-zuh is how it would be pronounced in German.
Beetle-juice is quite sour, ever seen that episode of man VS wild when bear bites into the grub the size of a banana? That's what I think of everytime.
The cartoon was a good enough sequel for me.
I'm appreciative of your shout outs to it.
Michael Keaton and young missy Ryder make this film.
Great review
Yes, for me too. I got whatever extra I wanted from the cartoons, the movie is a greater stand alone one with every year that passes. At least because it is very rare that this kind of movie doesn't eventually get a sequel or prequel or reboot.
Just fun and creative. Danny Elfman's score is memorable as well. You know I always thought the lyrics for the song Day O was, "They like woman with mango".
A classic.. Some of Michael Keaton's most amazing and manic work.. Tim Burton was a director to be reckoned with after this unusual and highly entertaining flick..
I didn’t know Beetlejuice was going to be a darker including Universal as the original distributor.
Scared Sheetless is how I felt as a kid when Geena Davis ripped her face off in the closet.
As for now... I've seen MANY scary movies since, but what creeps me out every time is the way she says "Beetlejuice" with the zipper mouth. 😬
Saw it when it first came out when I was 9... and it taught me the word "fuck". Even though he only said it once: "Nice fuckin' model" it stuck with me to the degree that I repeated it (complete with the ball-honking thing he does afterward) and got in a tiny bit of trouble for it, only then finding out that it was one of those infamous "bad words".
You know I thought about this for number years and the only way I think that there can be more story to tell with Beetlejuice is how Beetlejuice and Lydia became friends from the movie to the cartoon and I think the best angle is if there is some kind of person that is worse than Beetlejuice a big threat in the nether world that kidnaps Lydia and it's up to Beetlejuice to save her and return her home to her parents and the dietz's
haha glad you did this I was Bettlejuice for halloween and my girlfriend was Lydia
This is one of those dark comedies all famies can enjoy around October. Just like Ghostbusters 1 & 2 and Addams Family 1 & 2.
“Marge, I’ll tell you the God honest truth, I loved playing Beetlejuice”
I love that moment when Beetlejuice asks Lydia "Why?" Just briefly, he's completely genuine.
I’m glad somebody brought that up I always felt that way too it’s the subtle moments in films sometimes
Yeah I thought same.
He reminds me of Charles Manson or some scam artist asking for money
Michael Keaton is one of the most underrated actors of the last 40 years.
Michael Keaton's performance as Beetlejuice could had influenced Heath Ledger's performance as The Joker.
Underused, but not underrated.
Like anyone could ever really know that
@@danielwilliamson6180 Heath Ledger would make an amazing Beetlejuice for a sequel.
No he's regarded as one of the best of his generation.. But he should have an Oscar..
I always assumed Lydia’s mom died and her dad married a weirdo in his grief to fill a void. That’s why Lydia became obsessed with death and wanted to be dead too.
Plus I'm pretty sure she never calls her "Mom".
@@BmanTheChamp You’re right. Adam refers to her as her mother and Lydia quickly replies “stepmother.”
@@BmanTheChamp 100% correct my friend
Me too
There is definitely a step-mom vibe to Delia Deetz.
I remember seeing this film as a kid and being blown away by its visuals and Michael Keaton's crazy, live wire performance as Beetlejuice. Just saw the movie again a few months back and it still holds up quite well.
It’s interesting because to get these visuals in the past they required a lot of work so people had to pick really good actors to do everything, time is money on one hand but also you wanted strong performances to carry the illusion all the way home. Depressing what banal performances carry most movies now.
@@kingVibe111 oh gimme a break. There were plenty of “banal” performances back then as well, probably more. Comparing the highly successful movies of the past to bad movies now is pretty banal in itself. “Most movies” back then were knocked for exactly what you are knocking and there are probably far more good movies now than there were back then. Lets not act like the 80s were not completely packed with absolutely shite just because we have some favorites that were made at the time as well.
Did you rewatch it "three" times? hehe!
The next Tim burton movie u should try next is Sleepy Hollow
Then The Room.
100% he should!
Co-signed.
Agreed
I like Sleepy Hollow but knowing full well it is all macabre eye candy, with a terribly weak story; it's a poor "adaptation" of a classic American tale.
Love this film, and wow Geena Davis looks amazing
"Transylvania 6-5000" re: Geena Davis looking good. A film I remember only because of how hot Geena Davis is. Had a casual girlfriend who could've been a twin, little shorter, but she wound up becoming a tattoo artist, and was actually on some reality show about that line of work, years after we parted ways. I never watched the show, but heard through the grapevine. Sure she has a decent time finding suitors, so I've always avoided the urge to reconnect. I'm not unlisted. Sorta how I always look at it.
"Scared Sheetless" ... brilliant!
The one thing I learned in life is to never give a client the 'obvious bumb choice', they'll pick it every time.
When you say "client" what do you do? Prostitution?
Micheal Keaton was robbed of an Oscar for this movie and he was robbed again for Birdman.
Absolute legend.
Amazing actor , was also the start of the Summer Blockbuster , with fast food tie ins etc , with Batman...I remember going to watch it with kids from my local comic shop. It changed my world even though I was young.He is even better now :)
Coolest User name ever. You win the internet.
@@dongeraci8599 it’s funny too because in the Beetlejuice cartoon, he turned into Grimdiana Bones in a couple of episodes.
Love your username sir!
He steals his debut movie too
"Betelgeuse" is the name of a star. It means "the Hand of Orion". It's also mentioned in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
@Jangler333 You sound like an idiot.
In the video, I say "they settled on Beetlejuice though it's spelled Betelgeuse in the film, no idea why" I'm not asking what is a Betelgeuse?. With it being the name of a star has no relation to the film.
@@OliverHarper I mean, it's clear that the character is named after the star but the filmmakers knew most people wouldn't know how to pronounce it so they named the movie after the phonetic pronunciation. Most of the characters in the movie don't even know how to pronounce it. It's such an obvious thing that I didn't understand why you would even question it. If they called it "Betelgeuse", hardly anyone would've watched it because most people are fucking morons.
@@OliverHarper, it’s also Arabic, which the character was originally conceived as.
It's spelled that way because it's named after the star. For God sake it was on Entertainment Tonight when movie came out. It's common knowledge and if he hadn't explained to you what it was I would have!!!!!
You said spelled that way not sure why, WELL HE TOLD YOU WHY!!
About Siskel and Ebert's review of Beetlejuice, they called it a "Ghostbusters" clone. Where the hell did that come from?
An example of the phrase that everybody's a critic.
Probably the same place as their hate of 80s horror movies, specifically slashers, with them saying kids would get out of the theatres with a desire to stab everyone. A lot of their reviews were absurd, filed by an inflated sense of self-importance and shitty arguments.
@@Palmieres Channel Awesome sucks.
@@Palmieres Nostalgia Critic is far worse.
@@Palmieres He did an episode on S&E when he gives them nothing but high praise, completely ignoring their flaws. I mean, I actually do like them outside of their shitty anti-slasher campaign. It's just that I don't jerk off to them like Nostalgia Critic does.
Well, "Beetlejuice II" is coming and they are rebuilding the sets in the town (and restoring old facades and lost real buildings). If they are clever, they leave the family home on the hill this time for tourists to visit.
According to Keaton that is still his favourite part. He filmed it in just 2 weeks and apparently had a ball!!! Shame we never got that sequel....
Less is more
Don't be so sure about that sequel because as long as Keaton and Burton are still alive there is a chance for a sequel especially with Keaton back as Batman again now.
History repeats itself since there's another coming out and keaton filmed his stuff in the uk in two weeks
Michael Keaton is an amazing Versatile Actor! People didn't believe in him when he was casted as Batman / Bruce Wayne but he proved them wrong and in his later work he proved himself as a damn good Dramatic actor in films like : Clean and Sober, Spotlight, Birdman, My Life and The Founder.
After the amount of Lock Down we have seen, this film and the idea of being stuck in your house for 125 years now makes this film even more scary.
True!
Jeffrey Jones is the creepiest thing about this movie.
I'm honestly surprised as hell he didn't bring that up...
@@TaglitoFilms It would have been a negative distraction right in the middle of the review.
@Paul And that too!
@@WolfStrife Fair enough.
@Paul Also fair enough.
You always choose the most interesting and intriguing movies to do retrospectives on. Thank you sir!
Great comment 🙏
Agreed...
I really love this movie. It’s one of my favorite movies but also one of my favorite Tim Burton movies. Michael Keaton really killed it as Beetlejuice and the soundtrack is iconic.
One of Tim Burton’s best movies right up there with Sleepy Hallow, Ed Wood, Edward Scissorshand, Big Fish and Corpse Bride.
Waaay better than those. Up there w batman
Fun Fact: Michael Keaton based his performance of Beetlejuice on Chop Top from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986).
"Its gonna be difficult to do a Beetlejuice sequel"
Burton:Aight bet
The magician’s assistant In the waiting room who was sawed in half, the lower legs were played by Tim Burton’s then girlfriend.
Beetlegeuse is the Arabic name for the star on the shoulder of the constellation Orion. In Arabic, it means “armpit of the giant.” In the Dune novels, the planet Arrakis (also called Dune) orbits the Star Beetlegeuse, and it is covered with sand worms. Yes, this movie has a huge Dune reference.
This and the cartoon was stupid awesomeness of late 80s pop culture.
I've probably seen this movie more times than any other movie in my life. I used to have my dad put this VHS in at least once a week while eating lunch. He'd ask what we wanted to watch while eating, and me and my sister would always be like "Beetlejuice!!" It was wierd to me that Beetlejuice was actually the villain in this film, meanwhile as a kid i always saw him as the GOOD guy. Then i fell in love with the cartoon, even memorized all the score background music.
I never thought of it like that, but so did we. I think the cartoon had a lot to do with that, even though I did see the movie in theatres butat 8 years old, I was a bit too young to pick up on much of the humor (except for the "Nice f'in model!" line of course.)
Beetlejuice is one of my favorite movies of all time I think it’s a masterpiece
I disagree about Burton. Beetlejuice, and his films of the 90s (Particularly the early 90s) were his best work. He has become a shadow of himself now, and only markets off his style. He seems to have lost his creativity that made him great.
Patricia Martinez who played Miss Argentina worked with a cousin of mine in a theater group in New Mexico. She also passed away in 2018
I think Sleepy Hollow was the turning point for his work; he really went full Hollywood after that. But I've found other filmmakers to fill the void, like the Quay Brothers and Jan Svankmejer.
He's more hit or miss he still does some great stuff but for every great one, there is a Hollywood one as well. That doesn't mean his Hollywood flicks are bad though because big blockbuster Burton can be fun too.
Lydia was one of my childhood waifus.
This movie has a charm that I simply can't put into words. Love Beetlejuice.
This by far is one of my favorite kids movies..
Actually I don't know could you call this a kids movie probably right ?!?
When I was twelve, my favourite film was Robocop. An absolute class of it's own classic, combining sci fi with gritty reality.
It’s not a kids movie.
@@thefonz5466 Back then this was considered a kids movie it wasn't like a little 5 year old but like 10/11/12/13 year olds
Everything wasn't so PC like it is
now
Obviously it was still enjoyable for grown UPS too but that's not who it was geared towards
I don't think there's too much in this film to scar kids. It's basically a live-action cartoon.
@@187mrsmith I don't think the part where Keaton grabs himself making a honking noise is very child friendly.
Amazing soundtrack, score & cinematography!
One of my favorites
Danny Elfman is so good at soundtracks he can even make me want to remember the Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland movies (the score was the only salvageable thing about them. Well, maybe the design for the Cat).
Amazing how Ghostbusters really set the bar high for comedy/horror!
But couldnt hold it up.
This is Michael Keaton's favorite film of his own
Michael Keaton, playing the title character, only appears in 14.5 minutes of the film.
Catherine O'Hara met her future husband, production designer Bo Welch, while making this film. According to Welch, Tim Burton said he should ask her out near the end of filming: "It didn't even occur to me that I was even supposed to talk to actors. But since Tim told me to I did and then we dated and we're married and here we are today."
The casting of Lydia came down to just two actresses, namely, Winona Ryder and Alyssa Milano, with Ryder ultimately landing the role.
The film won a Saturn Award in 1990 for best horror movie.
Juliette Lewis auditioned for the role of Lydia. Lori Loughlin, Diane Lane, Sarah Jessica Parker, Brooke Shields, Justine Bateman, Molly Ringwald, and Jennifer Connelly all turned down the same role.
Alec Baldwin dislikes the film and was very unhappy with his performance.
Adam's black and white checkered shirt is the same one worn by Tom Selleck in Three Men and a Baby (1987).
Winona Ryder was cast on the strength of her performance in Lucas (1986).
It is hinted throughout the movie that Lydia could be suffering from depression, particularly when Lydia writes a suicide note to Adam and Barbara that she feels utterly alone.
In Beetlejuice's forced wedding, Lydia's dress is bright red. According to the old rhyme about wedding dress colors: "Married in red, better off dead."
Heather Langenkamp was considered for the role of Lydia after Tim Burton saw her in A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).
Langenkamp turned the part down because she didn't want to play a goth girl.
The title character is named for a bright red star in the constellation of Orion, Betelgeuse.
All the people in the waiting room and in the office are in the same condition as when they died, and the way they died is shown clearly. However, the Maitlands, who drowned, are not wet. Tim Burton felt that keeping the actors wet all the time would be too uncomfortable.
Its one of the only films in history where any faults do not matter. Watched it about 10 times now and never bored of it.
13:50 Betelgeuse is the name of a star, presumably he just describes it as Beetlejuice because it's easier to charade.
Also worth mentioning, they're homophones.
In the video, I say "they settled on Beetlejuice though it's spelled Betelgeuse in the film, no idea why" I'm not asking what is a Betelgeuse?. With it being the name of a star has no relation to the film.
Anyone else immediately put this on after watching Oliver’s review?
I gotta be in a certain mood for Tim burton. I watched nightmare before Christmas and aliens on Halloween. Should’ve put this one on too but totally forgot about it!
No. But I might have paused it a couple of times to go watch specific scenes LOL
Nah I'm good, I literally watched beetlejuice over 20 times this October, I even went as him this year. Lol but I get where you are coming from.
No. Playing "Until Dawn" while listening to the video.
Watched this movie for the first time this halloween. I can't believe I've slept on it for so long. It's now one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time. I wish there were more movies similar to this, but other than maybe Corpse Bride I think this one is completely unique.
I love how you often go into detail regarding a film's merchandise/spin-offs/videogames etc. You always deliver the most interesting tidbits with these parts.
13:53 Betelgeuse’s pronunciation is “beetle-juice.” It is a a star in the Orion constellation.
Yup. One of the largest suns in our galaxy.
I was going to comment, then I thought "Did someone else say this." Now I don't have to.
10 seconds in Google would have answered this one. Come on Oliver.
In the video, I say "they settled on Beetlejuice though it's spelled Betelgeuse in the film, no idea why" I'm not asking what is a Betelgeuse?. With it being the name of a star has no relation to the film.
@@OliverHarper, even though the spelling makes it sound like the way you pronounced it, it’s still incorrect. The name would have tied into the initial Arabic roots of the character. This is a big reason I want to see that documentary about the movie because we hardly have anything to examine the creation of it.
It's weird that Alec Baldwin died in a boating accident in the 80's and his drowned and bloated corpse kept right on acting in movies and television.
ouch
Sorry, could you explain?
@@enoch13th85 he’s being mean! Funnily mean
@@-MrFozzy- I get that it's a dark joke or reference, I just don't get it. I'm so out of the loop with MSM and Hollywood (12 years clean I'm proud to say). I watch Oliver's reviews for nostalgia of my childhood and a time before the rot had fully set into the entertainment industry. A better time for movies imo.
@@enoch13th85 aw me too bud, love these vids! Basically, he’s making a fat joke....implying he died but obviously he didn’t....basically .....fat joke....implying he was a thin, good looking guy 1 minute, then when we next saw him....bloated and drunk....
Congrats on being clean my man....that’s an incredible achievement....I’m so happy for ye bud
Got to see this in theatres on 1988. Great movie
I was today years old when I found out that the lead singer to Oingo Boingo is THE Danny Elfman. 😮
Weird science 🤯
He's really a magical man. One of those people who seem like they must have come from space or something like the band in Interstella 5555.
At least, in their case, being stuck in their home with that accurate to scale model, they can at least once in a while take a stroll down their town. Fake as it is.
Another random fact: When Glen Shadix passed on, they played Harry Belafonte’s Day O at his funeral
13:52 I always assumed it was spelt Betelgeuse because its in Olde English or from an old Germanic folk-tale seeing as he'd been around a long time!
Just wanted to say Keatons performance is so good in this! Hilarious yet creepy.
Nope. Betelgeuse is a star.
Beetlejuice was a big part of my childhood. I personally think it's Burton's best work. The movie holds up over 30 years later. Still relevant, funny, and weird.
Betelgeuse is a real name of the tenth brightest star in the sky and it's in the constellation of Orion.
You need to do Drop Dead Fred soon. Phoebe Cates and the late, great Legendary Rik Mayall.
This was in my reccomendations after repeatedly watching the BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE trailer
By far the best reviews of the movies we love on RUclips . Oliver you need to be at 1 Mill subs . Thx for all the hard work you put into these, head and shoulders above the rest :)
Forgot how much I love the soundtrack to this film, seriously underapriciated
Betelguese is the name of a star (which I believe is also pronounced "Beetlejuice"?) and stars play a role in the occult and Ars Goetia demonology from the middle ages. Part of that same demonology draws from ancient middle Eastern mysticism and religion (Astaroth being derived from Ishtar, Beelzebub from Ba'el, etc.) so it makes sense to me that Beetlejuice's first draft looked the way Oliver describes. It also suggests that Beetlejuice was never human in the story, but some kind of demon or imp.
I was greatly disappointed by the stage version. They took the source material, chewed it up, and shat it out all over the stage. I very nearly left at the intermission it was so bad.
Such a great movie. Michael Keaton kills it in this!
I think a sequel these days could work even with the original being 33 yrs old now. The Maitlands are stuck in that house for 150 years, so the sequel is set in the present day, Charles and Delia Deets have passed on, and left the house to Lydia. Lets say since the first film, she's moved on, had a career and family of her own, but now returns to the Maitlands home. Perhaps, her children or maybe even husband/wife inadvertently re-releases Bettlejuice. Bettlejuice still holds a grudge against Lydia, which extends to her family of course. During the film we find out that at some other time he got back at the Maitlands somehow and got them exercised, which would explain Gina davis and Alec Baldwins age progression. Bettlejuice causes havoc and mayhem, as he's wont to do, in Lydias life and around the town, perhaps he wants to take over the whole town, or simply take back Lydia, or take revenge by taking her family. Something like that. Boom. Where's my check?
I saw this movie at 6 years old. First time I heard the f word in a PG. it's still in my top ten
Total nostalgia
Thank you for this amazing retrospective
I once got stuck behind Beetlejuice while trying to get to the toilets in coco bongo club in Mexico.....great times 😆😆
Another great Retrospective/Review episode. Also, I like the new photo Oliver
You do a weird thing with the name of the documentary and later the book. It’s DOCUMENTARY For The Recently Deceased and HANDBOOK For The Recently Deceased. You dropped both first words for some reason.
19:06, alternate ending.
Not every movie needs a sequel!
This Oliver Harper Retrospective Review reads like stereo instructions.
Hopefully you do The Addams Family movie one day.
Request for Short Circuit Retrospective Review attempt #14.
A Zagnut IS NOT A CHOCOLATE BAR!
We don't have those bars in the UK, so Oliver assumed it was a chocolate bar having not seen one before. Not all products in the US have made it over here, like Oreos which only arrived in UK shops in the early to mid 2000's and Reese's Pieces appearing later on as well. Some food products in the US will never be sold here due to a list of ingredients that are banned here, due to them being very bad for your health.
This Glorious movie was just the wildest thing I had ever seen as a teenager
I've been a subscriber for a long time and I love your videos. I'm honestly a bit surprised to say that I have added no less than 51 films to my collection in the last month! Your videos were definitely a major influence, as always, in expanding and diversifying my home video library. Keep up the great work, mate.
One of my childhood favorites Beetlejuice
I come from a Berensteyn universe where Oliver made the Beetlejuice retrospective years ago. Does anyone else also remember that happened already?
I saw 'Beetlejuice' in a theater when it first opened. I'd never seen anything quite like it, and laughed myself silly - especially during the 'Day-O' dinner scene. Everyone in the film is perfectly cast, Burton's love of German Expressionism is on clear display, and both the script and the score are marvelous. I still enjoy watching it from time to time, as its charm hasn't worn off.
Adore beetlejuice. Loved the cartoon and beetlejuice was still part of universal studios characters in Florida when I visited a couple years ago ! Another fine retrospective review... thanks 🙏
Huge plot hole in this. People can’t see the Maitlands. Juno tells them to be scary and they change their faces to look scary, what good is that; people can’t SEE them!
Maybe Juno doesn't understand that though.
The Maitlands. Not the Deetzes.
@@LoganWood121 Correct. Edited.
As for the Betelgeuse/Beetlejuice confusion, I think I have an explanation.
His name is Betelgeuse, but because he can't say his own name he resorts to miming. So... since Betelgeuse seems hard to pronounce, then part of the suspense with his character is having people guess his name. (Not unlike Rumplestiltskin).
So... Beetlejuice/Beetle Juice clears up any confusion.
Ralph Fiennes pronounces his first name Raeph, but because his last name starts with an F... anyone simply hearing his name thinks his name is Ray Fiennes.
So long story short, Ralph is to RayF
As Betelgeuse is to Beetlejuice.
This was an enjoyable, entertaining surreal fever dream of a movie. Hopefully there will never be a remake or a sequel to it. That there is one movie that encapsulates the collective artistry makes it so special and unique.
The start of a great 10 year run of Burton classics beginning with this film. Roger Ebert was a overrated film critic best of times. Comedy gold and Keaton was at his zany best during the 1980s.
The reason the name BETELGEUSE is spelled BEETLEJUICE is for marketing. Also, it's easier to pronounce that way, compared to the pronunciation of the name of the star in the constellation of Orion.
There is one thing I have learned about Movie/Game/TV critics: they don't know crap. They tend to present themselves as effete snobs who can't seem to be bothered into earning their pay. F' the critics; what do my friends say? Seriously, how many popular and cult movies are panned by critics and turn out to be successful and/or long lasting? And while I generally give credibility to the technical categories of the Oscars (special affects, music score, costumes etc.), I give zero credit to the others and give zero **its as to who "wins" what. I treat the Tony's and Grammy's in the exact same way as the Oscars.
As much as I love Beetlejuice, I really Love Geena Davis & Winnoa Ryder! as well! Their acting was phenomenal with Micheal Keaton! Phooey with Siskel & Eberts reviews!
One of my favourite movies ever. I also used to watch the cartoon which was pretty fun at the time. Love the score, iconic in fact. its funny watching this in 2024 when the trailer for Beetlejuice 2 has been released. Ill reserve my judgement until it actually comes out. for now ill just enjoy living in my memories
I'm not the only one who thinks that Catherine O'Hara looks absolutely gorgeous in this film? I mean she's a beautiful woman but that look at the dinner... Wow 👌
I really hope the sequel is good and not a film made by a team of execs... I have optimism because Keaton and Winona signed on.
Tim Burton must have hated Alec Baldwin, because even though I love Keaton's batman, Alec looks like Bruce Wayne.
Sylvia Sidney had a career dating back to the early 1930s her first leading role was in a 1931 gangster flick after that she appeared in many films throughout the 1930s
BeetleJuice is one of my favourite movies growing up. I watched it as a little kid in the 90s, and it was totally brilliant. It’s definitely, a one-of-a-kind movie.
Roger Ebert would be proud if these reviews. Great job!
This movie makes me wonder if Keaton would have rather played the Joker. He seems to have an absolute blast playing crazy.
Beetlejuice was good at playing Batman.
👐 "The Juice is loose."
Major News: a sequel is coming and it's called "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice."