BeetleJuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice: It's showtime!

[Solink]

I just rented this film from the library over the Friday night and I enjoyed it very much. Going back to Tim Burton's movies, Beetlejuice was a pretty good one and I was impressed by Michael Keaton's performance (I never thought he'd play both a serious role (Batman) and a funny and crazy one (Beetlegeuse). It seems to be a confusing film (and at some points scary) for younger viewers (I studies 2 "lifeforms" of my sibling's friends, and they were scared stiffless), I found it pretty good. I remember an animated series as well back then, but was different from the film.
I've seen BEETLEJUICE ABOUT A HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN TIMES, AND IT KEEPS GETTING FUNNIER EVERY SINGLE TIME I SEE IT... NOT TO MENTION THE FACT THAT YOU'RE TALKING TO A DEAD GUY...
NOW WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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[hcfwesker]

WOW thanx for the memories. Been awhile since i've seen the movie, and, yes, it's a classic One of Keaton's funniest and one of the great 80's comedy gems. Great movie.

[DK]

I love Beetlejuice. I grew up with it, and had loads of Beetlejuice toys when I was younger.

Michael Keaton was hilarious, in a sick, perverted kind of way. Burton's imagery in the film is fantastic, with the whole afterlife world being twisted and full of character. I like the idea of people committing suicide becoming workers in the afterlife, having to help out everyone else, while being quite bitter about it. Great movie.

[Margar]

I hated beetlejuice when I was a kid. I just didn't get it. I found it boring. I don't know if I could get into it now, but I won't bother because there are a million other things I could do than force myself to watch some old stuff I never liked in the first place. meh.
I'm not saying beetlejuice sucks, I just didn't "get it"...

[Solink]

Trust me, it's "very" understandable at this age. I had the same reaction, to why Burton films are aimed at teens.