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Beetlejuice (1988) | Full Length Reaction (Patreon)

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2022-06-30 14:01:03
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2023-12
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This film was exactly like I expected, yet also nothing like I expected. Every character was perfectly cast and it definitely delivered a ton of fun!

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Beetlejuice (1988) Full-Length Reaction

Thank you for supporting me on Patreon. *Full lengths are posted in a watch-along style format so you will need your own copy of the episode/movie to watch along. **I watched this film on HBO Max

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David Wayne Fox

Chris, as usual you've taken a movie I've seen quite a few times and squeezed something new from it. I, too believe that life is all about the journey, not the goal. The most exciting and happy time of my life was in 2009 when I decided to sell everything, uproot my comfortable EASY life in Arizona and move to New York to write the great American Broadway musical. I achieved a tiny part of that dream (it was off-off Broadway and ran for five performances), but nothing beat the actual anticipation and excitement leading up to it. It was amazing that you connected to that line in the movie so deeply... I have studied a number of philosophies that state that ones problems do not end with death. This comedy is so over the top and so surreal...so many images from it have stuck with me ever since. Winona Ryder dancing to Day-o in midair at the end will never leave my mind!

casualnerdreactions
>>86863256

Fascinating! There is definitely something to taking the leap! Even if things don’t work out how we hopes. I haven’t edited this one yet so I actually don’t remember what I said haha. Something to look forward to! The movie is certainly memorable!

David Wayne Fox

You are absolutely right, g g... I stand corrected. Or rather, lie corrected since I haven't gotten out of bed yet this morning. I loved the Muppet show, and I'm pretty sure I remember the Bellefonte episode. I think my favorite guest star was Rudolf Nureyev, with his giant pig ballet.