Too bad the original version of this scene was left out. The original version explains a lot: Barbara herself decided to go to Saturn, despite her fear, because she knew that Beetlejuice hates worms, as he said earlier.
Yknow I thought about it some and I think I prefer the version we got with Beetlejuice just transporting her there. It explains how she escaped his trick (the metal thing over her mouth) and there's still a shot where she sees the worm and realizes that Beetlejuice hates them. So it's not like it stole away her act of heroism- she just thought of it in a different way.
@@maxkull2899 Wow, your statement is very good, now I have my doubts. Anyway, the movie turned out to be amazing. Very enjoyable to rewatch and discuss it.
@@matheusvillela9150 Holy shit you're right, I forgot they made that a big deal about it earlier in the movie when they went there. What was even the significance of that?
@maxkull2899 originally, when Adam left the house he wasn't transported to the moon of Saturn. When it was filmed, it was originally a bunch of gears and clocks and electricity. He was basically stepping into time itself. That was why there was a time difference originally. As for this scene, it's better that Beetlejuice sends Barbara to the moon of Saturn. It makes the ending more of a surprise. It makes us think she is in danger and makes it so that Beetlejuice is a victim of his own actions. Much better ending. In the first ending, when you see her make the decision to leave the house, it's far more obvious how it's going to end.
AHAHA I was wondering what was different, and this part felt kind of off to me but it's been so long, I couldn't remember. Gonna watch this again before going to IMAX for the only sequel/reboot I've ever been excited about since The Phantom Menace let me down. I promised i would never get hurt.
It's a testament to the cinematography and art direction of this movie that when you put it in fuzzy black and white quality like this, it looks like something out of a silent German Expressionist film. Looks really cool honestly!
This kind of makes me wish there was another cut that all used this low grade, inky b/w aesthetic. It had some effect on me that I find really satisfying and feels so organic go the movie, and you nailed it that it’s very early cinema, German expressionism, avant garde and the music, costumes and art direction come together with the color grading to make something even more surreal. (9/10/24)
@@joesmith201212 I'm guessing you're not an actual creative. All professionals know that nothing is original. Art, and I also consider writing and music art, needs to come from something. Even the greatest filmmakers of all time were inspired by something. German Expressionism came from necessity. Germany was impoverished after WWI so films had to be made on a lower budget. So a lot of GE films were made with literal cardboard backgrounds. It was also a dark time in German history, hence the dark themes and aesthetic. Some of these filmmakers left for Hollywood during the Nazi takeover and would go on to use their techniques there. The biggest examples are Universal Monsters and surprisingly, I Love Lucy. Tim grew up with these films and they inspired his art. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Nor has Tim Burton ever claimed to have come up with his art style all by himself. He's explained his inspirations in multiple interviews. Wait till I tell you that Michael Jackson didn't come up with the Moonwalk.
@@fanime1 pretentious much BTW ever heard of tldr for someone who acts like they intelligent you don't even know no one cares about yourself and your long winded bs
Difference is that the final cut has a sense of despair and a higher sense of tension. where as with this cut, you have a sense of hope. Same thing with the ending of Terminator 2, the uncut version had a sense of hope as it shown you the villain malfunction after the "asta la vista" moment, where as here Barbara chooses to leave the house. Personally I think this cut makes a lot more sense, as the hero is solving the problem on screen. Where as the final cut is so jarring, you did not know Barbara was safe until Betelgeuse gets whats coming.
The original version was more fittingly dramatic with Barbara getting zapped away to Saturn look like she's in danger with the worms until she rides one of them through the roof to take Beetlejuice out. This version lets us in on Barbara's instincts too soon when we're already seeing Adam take matters into his own hands with the model car. It does show that Barbara is the craftier of the couple when she manages to sneak off and pull the rug out from under BJ rather than getting zapped away to only then take advantage of the danger she's in.
This version was probably less clear to viewers. The shot of her opening the door is so quick that they may not have realized she was going to Saturn. There's also no shot of her leaping off the sandworm. The final version adds more clarity to the sequence of events.
I’m sure this is an unfinished edit of the alternate scene. If this were in the film, they would’ve polished up the editing and continuity and added shots like leaping off the sand-worm.
I wish they left it like this a cumulative way to end Barbara's character arc apparently she remembered what Beetlejuice said in the model during their first meeting.
Beetlejuice Alternate Scene - Wedding Ceremony 0:00/2:58 Beetlejuice get her marry Lydia from a wedding 👰🎩💍🕊💒 his man and wife. 1988 in the movie a Beetlejuice (film) just I one people of with at rings their hands remember good end.
I get that- but there's still a shot in the final cut where she sees the worm and puts on an expression of "oh shit, I have an idea". Honestly I think the version we got is better because her act of heroism is still present and its a smoother transition than her just disappearing and showing back up on the worm out of nowhere.
Unrelated to the cut, but I actually like the grainy, black and white high sharpness look of the test footage. I like the more colorful final version more but this fits the whole “1930s German Expressionist” style that Burton was going for.
This is true giving her situation Lydia was the most closest to her mother who unfortunately passed away. As a result Lydia fell into a deep a deep heavy depression. Lydia went from looking like a normal girl to turning herself into a goth. Lydia's father Charles Dietz but in someone to help "fix" Lydia instead of giving his daughter stays to cope with her grief Of her mother's loss. Charles Dietz Lydia's father eventually remarried a woman named Delilah she became Lidia's stepmother. Delilah Is arrogant and neglectful Is it because of Lydia's closeness to the death of her mother and Lydia not being afraid of death. As a result Lydia developed the ability to see the dead and was able to see both Adam and Barbara.
This cut actually has better flow to it, narratively too. It did seem like a bad reused shot when he flicks her away to the dunes. In this cut, she comes up with the idea a little more naturally, working off a better sense of swelling tension.
I agree that the worm attack fits better in this version than in the final. The film makes it seem like zapping Barbara was unnecessary after she was gagged.
@@b.entranceperium It was excellent. You just don't like it because you're a fanboy of the original and you wanted it to be exactly the same, like a little baby.
This is the version that’s on hbo. I watched it four times now on this past two weeks. I was like “what’s different?” Turns out hbo has the alternate scene in it. But one part that Tim Burton didn’t remember is time passes by faster on Saturn. At the beginning of the movie, Adam was there for two hours according to Barbara (who was in the house timeline) when Adam first walked into Saturn’s sands. And he spent only two seconds on Saturn. So in conclusion, Beetlejuice’s wedding should have been over for a few hours by the time Barbara brings back a sand worm. Unless perhaps a sand worm travels fast enough to eat beetlejuice before they said I Do. The reason I’m saying this is because. Does the original ending not have the worm? If so, this is probably why^
There's no way the Beetlegeuse should work. He's awful. but Keaton delivers such a wonderfully unhinged performance you just go "Oh, you scamp" while he tries to marry a child.
Wish they kept the scene in the movie not all the deleted scenes just this one where she gets there idea of leaving the house to get the sand worm to stop the wedding and save Lydia I have in the sand warm attack the villain why she rides on top of the sand worm the only thing I would want to know is how the heck did she get on top of the sand worm anyway and how did she took control it and not let the creature eat her while she goes on top of it to ride it and then have it crash into the roof of the house to attack Beetlejuice
I’ve been thinking the priest who’s gonna have Lydia and Beetlejuice married when he’s there and he’s a skeleton. His head is huge. There’s no way he’s a human so I think he’s an alien which makes me think that when aliens die they wound up in the same afterlife as the humans from earth goes to, and if that’s the case, then humans have encountered aliens once they become ghost Think about the guy has long fingers, huge head really small body what else could that be? I think it’s an alien. Which makes me think the movie is hinting at that live. Humans may not know if aliens really exist or not. But once they die and go to the afterlife, they could find out aliens do exist when the aliens had died and became ghost too
The biggest part that bothers me about the climax in general is we have to ignore the fact that there were endless opportunities to say Beetlejuice 3 times. When Barbara opens the zipper, she could’ve easily fit 3 Beetlejuice’s there before Beetlejuice could react and hit her with the metal plate. Instead, she only says it once, then delays for infinity. Lydia was unguarded while Beetlejuice was preoccupied with zapping Adam and Barbara away, and could’ve said it there. Adam could’ve said it while alone in the miniature.
If you notice earlier in the movie when Adam encounters a sandworm all he can do is run away from it. When it attacks Barbara, she punches it and it actually hurts it. She is intuitively good at using her ghostly abilities throughout the film and they established that this even extends to dealing with the sandworm.
Although I am looking forward to this, Beetlejuice cartoon would have made a cool movie from the visionary minds of Terry Gilliam, Terry Pratchett, Henry Sellick, Edgar Wright, Seth Graham-Smith, Todd MacFatland, and Tim Burton. Who thinks an animated Beetlejuice movie sourced from the cartoon show? (Do tried sequels match launched GB 3s?) Two recent ghost movies from 80s that recently landed official sequels. Also, each movie had a cartoon series. Have the original 6 GB actors been in Burton films? The 4 GB, Rick, & Sigourney? Nightmare is classic and has stood time. Maniac Mansion would be cool. Tim Burton would be great for the movie.
Tim Burton tried to make a sequel for years. Look it up. There's multiple videos and articles about it. No need to shout. There's also somewhat a sequel to Edward Scissorhands. It's an ad but as a fan of the original, I loved it. It's called Edgar Scissorhands.
@fanime1 just. went a little far. Let my emotions run wild. I do that every so often. As Panda often said, ... I feel like such a dingle. Although I know about the intentionally bad sequel (Hawaiian) that was written, and a few times that things just didn't come together. Sometimes, a long wait does really work. B & T Face The Music (you can feel the ❤️. ) Top Gun: Maverick (from what I heard here). Some time, I am just glad they do make it, (like with B & T Face The Music) Love that it became a trilogy.. Random thoughts. Would A Cable Guy 2 have worked like the commercial with Jim worked? Would a Wayne's World 3 have worked like the Uber Eats commercial worked? Maybe not.
@fanime1 Like when they did Wayne's World for Uber Eats, The Cable Guy for another company, And stuff Luke that. Sorry I let my mixture of wistful nostalgia, hopeful desire to entier anothe dimension, random levels of depression, and longing wish to some day enter the world of TV, movies, books, cartoons, & stuff like that, (as my form of super power, ability, skill, magic, or something), where I can.. talk to, play with, work with, dance with, sing with, exercise with, write with, act with eat with, tease, hug, nuzzle, cuddle, tickle, visit, summon, shop with, go to places with, become friends with, play games with, explain things to, read to, just listeb to, remind, clean, care for, share things with, and otherwise do things to, for, near, with, beside, etc random characters from film, TV., cartoons, games, books, and things. High-functioning autism, aspergers. Nostalgia, depression, social awkwardness, They can be a gift equally to their non-gift. Beetlejuice. Finally change Edward's hands, Make a functioning Martian translator. Meet Jack & Sally now that they're married. (Read the book "Long Live the Pumpkin Queen".) Tell Hook I understand his reasoning. (Read the book "Never, Never".) Let Beast know that there are other Beasts (hint: he's part of Disney). Let Ariel meet Hercules. (Triton is related to Poseidon. Hercules may be Ariel's cousin?) So many options for adventure.
@fanime1 just watched BB last night. Worth the wait, even without Adam & Barbara. Too bad Glen Shadix died before age 70. J The lady who played Juneau died a year or so after Mars Attack, (or a. Few years).... Jeffrey Jones, (you know what happened). They could have had a scene where Adam & Barbara somehow have aged even in death, but not quite a full 36 years, and they thank Lydia D., meet Astrid, check up on the 🏠, talk to three generations, and a few things. Or at least a picture, painting, TX. Still really cool.
@fanime1 sorry again for shouting replies. Heard of cinematic sequel history of Winona & Tim being unsure of whether to make a sequel, then only wanting to make a sequel if it was genuinely fitting. Then, Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian was pitched, but it was either not a real pitch, or was intentionally bad, or was not received well, or something? Then other random obstacles. Was it just one sequel? Was Hawaiian a real pitch? Sorry for the laziness or depression feeling on my part. could you summarize the history of Ti BJ attempted sequels? Year, action, obstacle, effect. then Michael saying the character is one of his favorite characters. even though he wasn't sure about the role. (Didn't know if it was a good fit, or if he was right, or what the character was, and/or etc. and it was before Batman, so he had not yet worked with TB, or did they make both films at the same time, or BJ first then BM, or BM then BJ. Did he know the writers and Tim Burton? Not related to writer, just a last name.
Really the only difference was barbara walked out the front door wow ppl need to understand the meaning of alternate ending try again and don't be stupid
This beetlejuice movie is wayyyyy better than the 2 one The maitlands are really missed It don’t make sense for Lydia to have a daughter on the 2 one 😅😅😅😅
@@zipjay There's also an extra shot of Barbara leaping off the sandworm in the final version. It was probably modified to make the whole sequence of events clearer. I bet test audiences weren't sure how Barbara got to Saturn because the original shot of her opening the door is so quick.
Too bad the original version of this scene was left out. The original version explains a lot: Barbara herself decided to go to Saturn, despite her fear, because she knew that Beetlejuice hates worms, as he said earlier.
Yknow I thought about it some and I think I prefer the version we got with Beetlejuice just transporting her there. It explains how she escaped his trick (the metal thing over her mouth) and there's still a shot where she sees the worm and realizes that Beetlejuice hates them. So it's not like it stole away her act of heroism- she just thought of it in a different way.
@@maxkull2899 Wow, your statement is very good, now I have my doubts. Anyway, the movie turned out to be amazing. Very enjoyable to rewatch and discuss it.
There's still the time difference in Saturn, though. The scene doesn't make sense either way
@@matheusvillela9150 Holy shit you're right, I forgot they made that a big deal about it earlier in the movie when they went there. What was even the significance of that?
@maxkull2899 originally, when Adam left the house he wasn't transported to the moon of Saturn. When it was filmed, it was originally a bunch of gears and clocks and electricity. He was basically stepping into time itself. That was why there was a time difference originally.
As for this scene, it's better that Beetlejuice sends Barbara to the moon of Saturn. It makes the ending more of a surprise. It makes us think she is in danger and makes it so that Beetlejuice is a victim of his own actions. Much better ending. In the first ending, when you see her make the decision to leave the house, it's far more obvious how it's going to end.
So instead of Beetlejuice transporting her to Saturn, she voluntarily goes.
I think the one we got makes sense, since this version doesn't explain how she got that metal thing off her mouth when we see her riding the sand worm
@@adamacs3719This movie’s gold either way.
There's also a shot of her jumping off the sandworm that was added in the final version.
AHAHA I was wondering what was different, and this part felt kind of off to me but it's been so long, I couldn't remember. Gonna watch this again before going to IMAX for the only sequel/reboot I've ever been excited about since The Phantom Menace let me down. I promised i would never get hurt.
@@VoidHalo Bro... I'm so sorry...
It's a testament to the cinematography and art direction of this movie that when you put it in fuzzy black and white quality like this, it looks like something out of a silent German Expressionist film. Looks really cool honestly!
This kind of makes me wish there was another cut that all used this low grade, inky b/w aesthetic. It had some effect on me that I find really satisfying and feels so organic go the movie, and you nailed it that it’s very early cinema, German expressionism, avant garde and the music, costumes and art direction come together with the color grading to make something even more surreal. (9/10/24)
Ur kidding me right... the whole point of the movie was Tim Burton copying oh sorry being inspired by German expressionism
@@joesmith201212Yup
@@joesmith201212 I'm guessing you're not an actual creative. All professionals know that nothing is original. Art, and I also consider writing and music art, needs to come from something. Even the greatest filmmakers of all time were inspired by something. German Expressionism came from necessity. Germany was impoverished after WWI so films had to be made on a lower budget. So a lot of GE films were made with literal cardboard backgrounds. It was also a dark time in German history, hence the dark themes and aesthetic. Some of these filmmakers left for Hollywood during the Nazi takeover and would go on to use their techniques there. The biggest examples are Universal Monsters and surprisingly, I Love Lucy. Tim grew up with these films and they inspired his art. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Nor has Tim Burton ever claimed to have come up with his art style all by himself. He's explained his inspirations in multiple interviews. Wait till I tell you that Michael Jackson didn't come up with the Moonwalk.
@@fanime1 pretentious much BTW ever heard of tldr for someone who acts like they intelligent you don't even know no one cares about yourself and your long winded bs
Difference is that the final cut has a sense of despair and a higher sense of tension. where as with this cut, you have a sense of hope. Same thing with the ending of Terminator 2, the uncut version had a sense of hope as it shown you the villain malfunction after the "asta la vista" moment, where as here Barbara chooses to leave the house.
Personally I think this cut makes a lot more sense, as the hero is solving the problem on screen. Where as the final cut is so jarring, you did not know Barbara was safe until Betelgeuse gets whats coming.
That preacher is Tony Cox, the little person black guy in Bad Santa and the Friday movie
he looks way different in this! maybe he got plastic surgery after this movie was a hit
Looks too tall to be him lol
The original version was more fittingly dramatic with Barbara getting zapped away to Saturn look like she's in danger with the worms until she rides one of them through the roof to take Beetlejuice out. This version lets us in on Barbara's instincts too soon when we're already seeing Adam take matters into his own hands with the model car. It does show that Barbara is the craftier of the couple when she manages to sneak off and pull the rug out from under BJ rather than getting zapped away to only then take advantage of the danger she's in.
This version was probably less clear to viewers. The shot of her opening the door is so quick that they may not have realized she was going to Saturn. There's also no shot of her leaping off the sandworm. The final version adds more clarity to the sequence of events.
I’m sure this is an unfinished edit of the alternate scene. If this were in the film, they would’ve polished up the editing and continuity and added shots like leaping off the sand-worm.
@@VigilanteVegan That's correct. It's from the workprint.
2:05 Delores 😂😂😂
😂 yes
What are you referring to? No one says Delores.
@@binghamguevara6814It's her finger that the ring was on
@@binghamguevara6814 It's from the new movie. His ex-wife is Delores.
Oh!!!!!
I don’t think… huh…
I wish they left it like this a cumulative way to end Barbara's character arc apparently she remembered what Beetlejuice said in the model during their first meeting.
Beetlejuice Alternate Scene - Wedding Ceremony 0:00/2:58
Beetlejuice get her marry Lydia from a wedding 👰🎩💍🕊💒 his man and wife.
1988 in the movie a Beetlejuice (film) just I one people of with at rings their hands remember good end.
@@connieroy813 Huh?
what did he say?
@connieroy813 you said it
I don't know what it is, but you absolutely said it
I get that- but there's still a shot in the final cut where she sees the worm and puts on an expression of "oh shit, I have an idea". Honestly I think the version we got is better because her act of heroism is still present and its a smoother transition than her just disappearing and showing back up on the worm out of nowhere.
Black and white beetlejuice kinda goes hard ya know?
Unrelated to the cut, but I actually like the grainy, black and white high sharpness look of the test footage. I like the more colorful final version more but this fits the whole “1930s German Expressionist” style that Burton was going for.
An interesting alternative take, but I'm glad they went with the theatrical one.
That finger was the finger his wife put on in the second movie!
I see why the went with the other cut...but I like Barbara going out to Saturn. The Maitland's really were Lydia's protectors.
This is true giving her situation Lydia was the most closest to her mother who unfortunately passed away.
As a result Lydia fell into a deep a deep heavy depression.
Lydia went from looking like a normal girl to turning herself into a goth.
Lydia's father Charles Dietz but in someone to help "fix" Lydia instead of giving his daughter stays to cope with her grief Of her mother's loss.
Charles Dietz Lydia's father eventually remarried a woman named Delilah she became Lidia's stepmother.
Delilah Is arrogant and neglectful
Is it because of Lydia's closeness to the death of her mother and Lydia not being afraid of death.
As a result Lydia developed the ability to see the dead and was able to see both Adam and Barbara.
@@johnsheehan7215 sorry for the minor spoiler, but the sequel reveals that Lydia's mother didn't die.
This cut actually has better flow to it, narratively too. It did seem like a bad reused shot when he flicks her away to the dunes. In this cut, she comes up with the idea a little more naturally, working off a better sense of swelling tension.
Two worlds, one family.
Oh haha very funny
I agree that the worm attack fits better in this version than in the final. The film makes it seem like zapping Barbara was unnecessary after she was gagged.
So cool we got to meet Delores his ex wife in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice!
That movie sucked ass
@@b.entranceperiumthe movie was pretty good but way too extreme
@@b.entranceperium não foi. é engraçado porém não é melhor que o clássico
@@b.entranceperium It was excellent. You just don't like it because you're a fanboy of the original and you wanted it to be exactly the same, like a little baby.
Not much of a difference of the scene
Indeed, I can't see the difference except the black and white quality
@@TELLViSiONBarbara goes to Saturn herself
The later third is when you start to see the difference
its crazy that that is Delores's finger lmao
Always annoyed me that he looks up and screams then the worm crashes though. Worm should crash through then he looks up and screams.
😂yes definitely
No matter the end result is the same.
2:26 Beetlejuice looks up in fear even before the Sandworm made an appearance in the house. 😂
She just walks to Saturn
The only difference I noticed is you don’t really see where Barbara ended up when she opens the door.
She goes to Saturn
This is the version that’s on hbo. I watched it four times now on this past two weeks. I was like “what’s different?” Turns out hbo has the alternate scene in it.
But one part that Tim Burton didn’t remember is time passes by faster on Saturn. At the beginning of the movie, Adam was there for two hours according to Barbara (who was in the house timeline) when Adam first walked into Saturn’s sands. And he spent only two seconds on Saturn.
So in conclusion, Beetlejuice’s wedding should have been over for a few hours by the time Barbara brings back a sand worm.
Unless perhaps a sand worm travels fast enough to eat beetlejuice before they said I Do.
The reason I’m saying this is because. Does the original ending not have the worm? If so, this is probably why^
I hope there is more cutting room floor scenes like this for this movie
Only Beetlejuice can say Scram! And still make me laugh
Im going to start thinking of this when i think of Mr. Resetti in Animal Crossing saying 'Scram!'
1:37 "THE RING!! OHHNOOO!! EHHH!!"
There's no way the Beetlegeuse should work. He's awful. but Keaton delivers such a wonderfully unhinged performance you just go "Oh, you scamp" while he tries to marry a child.
Wish they kept the scene in the movie not all the deleted scenes just this one where she gets there idea of leaving the house to get the sand worm to stop the wedding and save Lydia I have in the sand warm attack the villain why she rides on top of the sand worm the only thing I would want to know is how the heck did she get on top of the sand worm anyway and how did she took control it and not let the creature eat her while she goes on top of it to ride it and then have it crash into the roof of the house to attack Beetlejuice
Never mess with a mama bear. Barbara needed to save Lydia and she was willing to do whatever it took.
In the series BJ is the Papa Bear.
I’ve been thinking the priest who’s gonna have Lydia and Beetlejuice married when he’s there and he’s a skeleton. His head is huge. There’s no way he’s a human so I think he’s an alien which makes me think that when aliens die they wound up in the same afterlife as the humans from earth goes to, and if that’s the case, then humans have encountered aliens once they become ghost Think about the guy has long fingers, huge head really small body what else could that be? I think it’s an alien. Which makes me think the movie is hinting at that live. Humans may not know if aliens really exist or not. But once they die and go to the afterlife, they could find out aliens do exist when the aliens had died and became ghost too
The biggest part that bothers me about the climax in general is we have to ignore the fact that there were endless opportunities to say Beetlejuice 3 times.
When Barbara opens the zipper, she could’ve easily fit 3 Beetlejuice’s there before Beetlejuice could react and hit her with the metal plate. Instead, she only says it once, then delays for infinity.
Lydia was unguarded while Beetlejuice was preoccupied with zapping Adam and Barbara away, and could’ve said it there.
Adam could’ve said it while alone in the miniature.
Tim Burton's Beetlejuice (1988) Betelgeuse's Defeat
how did Barbara negotiate with the sandworm!!??
Just goes to show how stupid the writers for the dub thought we all were.
That's one mystery we can't figure out 😂
If you notice earlier in the movie when Adam encounters a sandworm all he can do is run away from it. When it attacks Barbara, she punches it and it actually hurts it. She is intuitively good at using her ghostly abilities throughout the film and they established that this even extends to dealing with the sandworm.
For she is the Kwisatz Haderach
she promised him a free meal.
Why does this look like analog horror
Maybe because Tim Burton was inspired by horror films growing up
@@fanime1 I was making something called "A Joke"
2:06 - Hi Dolores!
Tony Cox as the preacher
Other than a slightly extended part that shows Barbera run out the door, this was not an alternate ending
they were acting like it was the end of the world?? i mean geez, she could of just filed for divorce the next day
I know but beetlejuice has tremendous power so that wouldn’t go down well
@@L.BCinematography yeah might be true!
"could have" not "could of."
It's a shame that the sequel didn't live up to the original.
I disagree. I think they're both good in their own way.
Although I am looking forward to this,
Beetlejuice cartoon would have made a cool movie from the visionary minds of Terry Gilliam, Terry Pratchett, Henry Sellick, Edgar Wright, Seth Graham-Smith, Todd MacFatland, and Tim Burton.
Who thinks an animated Beetlejuice movie sourced from the cartoon show?
(Do tried sequels match launched GB 3s?)
Two recent ghost movies from 80s that recently landed official sequels.
Also, each movie had a cartoon series.
Have the original 6 GB actors been in Burton films? The 4 GB, Rick, & Sigourney?
Nightmare is classic and has stood time.
Maniac Mansion would be cool.
Tim Burton would be great for the movie.
Tim Burton tried to make a sequel for years. Look it up. There's multiple videos and articles about it. No need to shout. There's also somewhat a sequel to Edward Scissorhands. It's an ad but as a fan of the original, I loved it. It's called Edgar Scissorhands.
@fanime1 just. went a little far.
Let my emotions run wild.
I do that every so often.
As Panda often said, ... I feel like such a dingle.
Although I know about the intentionally bad sequel (Hawaiian) that was written, and a few times that things just didn't come together.
Sometimes, a long wait does really work.
B & T Face The Music (you can feel the ❤️. )
Top Gun: Maverick (from what I heard here).
Some time, I am just glad they do make it, (like with B & T Face The Music)
Love that it became a trilogy..
Random thoughts.
Would A Cable Guy 2 have worked like the commercial with Jim worked?
Would a Wayne's World 3 have worked like the Uber Eats commercial worked?
Maybe not.
@fanime1
Like when they did Wayne's World for Uber Eats, The Cable Guy for another company,
And stuff Luke that.
Sorry I let my mixture of wistful nostalgia, hopeful desire to entier anothe dimension, random levels of depression, and longing wish to some day enter the world of TV, movies, books, cartoons, & stuff like that, (as my form of super power, ability, skill, magic, or something), where I can..
talk to, play with, work with, dance with, sing with, exercise with, write with, act with eat with, tease, hug, nuzzle, cuddle, tickle, visit, summon, shop with, go to places with, become friends with, play games with, explain things to, read to, just listeb to, remind, clean, care for, share things with, and otherwise do things to, for, near, with, beside, etc random characters from film, TV., cartoons, games, books, and things.
High-functioning autism, aspergers. Nostalgia, depression, social awkwardness,
They can be a gift equally to their non-gift.
Beetlejuice.
Finally change Edward's hands,
Make a functioning Martian translator.
Meet Jack & Sally now that they're married.
(Read the book "Long Live the Pumpkin Queen".)
Tell Hook I understand his reasoning.
(Read the book "Never, Never".)
Let Beast know that there are other Beasts (hint: he's part of Disney).
Let Ariel meet Hercules.
(Triton is related to Poseidon.
Hercules may be Ariel's cousin?)
So many options for adventure.
@fanime1 just watched BB last night.
Worth the wait, even without Adam & Barbara.
Too bad Glen Shadix died before age 70.
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The lady who played Juneau died a year or so after Mars Attack, (or a. Few years)....
Jeffrey Jones, (you know what happened).
They could have had a scene where Adam & Barbara somehow have aged even in death, but not quite a full 36 years, and they thank Lydia D., meet Astrid, check up on the 🏠, talk to three generations, and a few things.
Or at least a picture, painting, TX.
Still really cool.
@fanime1 sorry again for shouting replies.
Heard of cinematic sequel history of Winona & Tim being unsure of whether to make a sequel, then only wanting to make a sequel if it was genuinely fitting.
Then, Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian was pitched, but it was either not a real pitch, or was intentionally bad, or was not received well, or something?
Then other random obstacles.
Was it just one sequel? Was Hawaiian a real pitch? Sorry for the laziness or depression feeling on my part.
could you summarize the history of Ti BJ attempted sequels?
Year, action, obstacle, effect.
then Michael saying the character is one of his favorite characters.
even though he wasn't sure about the role.
(Didn't know if it was a good fit, or if he was right, or what the character was, and/or etc.
and it was before Batman, so he had not yet worked with TB, or did they make both films at the same time, or BJ first then BM, or BM then BJ.
Did he know the writers and Tim Burton?
Not related to writer, just a last name.
00:57 Impressão minha ou ele faz um Triller?
LISAN AL GAIB!
AS IT'S WRITTEN 🗣️🤌🏼🔥✨
Я конечно всё понимаю он её безумно любит и всё такое но чтобы устраивать Хаос в мире живых это как-то уж чересчур
Not to put on my tin foil hat but anyone notice the time code at 2:55?
lol it’s code
Lol dummy
oh yeah this is better actaully
*actually
@@GetRekt-bw6pu i was trying to tell my friend named actaually
can gary glitter jeffrey jones and jarred from subway spend the night
😅😅😅😅😅 don’t forget his Howard the duck 🦆 co star Ed Gale another pervert into the family 😅😅😅
alternate where?
Really the only difference was barbara walked out the front door wow ppl need to understand the meaning of alternate ending try again and don't be stupid
People need to learn how to read - it doesn’t say alternate ending, you made that up.
That's still considered an alternate ending or an alternate cut. Even though the difference is small, it has a big change in meaning.
1:18 le cri 😂
This beetlejuice movie is wayyyyy better than the 2 one The maitlands are really missed It don’t make sense for Lydia to have a daughter on the 2 one 😅😅😅😅
Why shouldn't Lydia have a daughter?
lol
It’s nothing different to the official one
The only part different is you see Barbara run off to Saturn during the ceremony to get the sandworm
@@zipjay There's also an extra shot of Barbara leaping off the sandworm in the final version. It was probably modified to make the whole sequence of events clearer. I bet test audiences weren't sure how Barbara got to Saturn because the original shot of her opening the door is so quick.