My favorite quote from this movie is “Ah... well I attended Julliard. I'm a graduate of the Harvard business school. I travel quite extensively. I lived through the Black Plague and had a pretty good time during that. I’ve seen the Exorcist about 167 times... AND IT KEEPS GETTING FUNNIER! EVERY... SINGLE... TIME I SEE IT!”

Edward scissor hands is another tim burton movie that’s really unique. That one is with johnny deep and winona ryder

Fun fact. After this movie, Batman fans were livid to hear that Keaton landed the role, thinking this mostly comedic actor wouldn't do the dark knight justice. This led to them releasing a teaser for Batman early, which shutup the naysayers promptly when they saw his awesome portrayal as Batman.

Movie: *starts* Me: SHAKE, SHAKE , SHAKE SENORA, SHAKE IT ALL THE TIME-A WORK, WORK, SENORA......

"Heathers" is a top notch dark comedy with teenage Winona Ryder I recommend without without reservation. Just ignore the 21st century re imaginings.

Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow is a more "traditional" movie that I think you will really enjoy. It has fewer weird aspects but still has Burton's signature look. It is also a great movie for Halloween. It's a retelling of the Headless Horseman story. Its Burton's most horror-themed movie. The Nightmare Before Christmas is another great Burton movie. It's clay-animation and a musical but very entertaining.

It's funny to see people be turned off by its weirdness. Growing up with it, I never found it off-putting. Maybe a bit scary looking at times. But I always loved the visuals.

Michael Keaton improvised a lot of his lines in this movie. Due to the limited amount of time he was on screen he only spent two weeks on set.

It’s so funny to see people react to this film for the first time. A lot of us grew up watching this weird stuff so it’s so normal for us. I love how weirded out you are watching this 😂

Tim Burton's early stuff that made him huge is very different from his current stuff. Dumbo would definitely not be included in the Burton starter pack.

This film was originally a R Rated film with strong horror elements, and a bit of humor. Sammy Davis Jr, member of the Rat Pack, was going to play the role of Beetlejuice, and they he was a shapeshifting demon taking on various forms, including a short Middle Eastern man, a demonic Santa Claus, A psychotic Easter Bunny, and a winged monkey from the Wizard of Oz.

Every time I hear “Jump in the Line” I always think “Sounds like Lydia got an A on the math test.”

The most crazy subliminal part of BeetleJuice, is that all the afterlife's public workers are all suicides.

The civil servant joke is one of those jokes that went over my head as a kid and is now my favorite joke in the movie.

In my opinion, Michael Keatons best work. 'Don't you hate it when that happens?' gets me every time.

This has always been my go to halloween movie, so glad you're watching it.

Catherine O'Hara isn't really playing her home alone character here, it's more her character Moira in Schitt's Creek lol

Commenting just to showcase how damn excited I am about watching this hahaha! Just got back from a long shoot, got my food ready, now its time to watch this video! Perfect day already man, thank you!

The movie was originally written as a straight horror movie. It wasn’t until Tim Burton let Michael Keaton improvise that it became a comedy.

When I was little I had Beetlejuice pajamas. The full black and white stripe suit. I wore those to the point they were falling apart and had to throw them away.

Edward Scissorhands next, unless you've already seen it. It's my favorite Burton film. It's also a good "starting point" for his films. I think it's the least bizarre of all of them.

Geena Davis was a beautiful and great actress, a "league of their own" and "the long kiss goodnight"were my favorite films

"Maybe that dog is not a good boy..." 😂😂😂

8:44 While the character's name is spelled Betelgeuse and the movie is Beetlejuice, they are both pronounced the same. Betelgeuse is named after a star in Orion, which is close (in astronomical time at least) to going supernova.

9:57 They all have the exact appearance of how they died. 11:40 that lady has her throat cut The couple looks normal because they just drowned

One of the best running jokes in the history of television was on the series "Community." They said Beetlejuice three times over THREE SEASONS, and after the third time Beetlejuice showed up in the background. Three years for that joke to resolve.

This movie came out when Batman 89 was in production and burton was anxious that they may cancel batman production if this movie failed, which both now are classics! 🔥

Beetlejuice came out shortly after Lynche's Dune, so Sandworms were supposed to riff on that.

This Catherine O'Hara character was probably the starting point for Catherine O'Hara's Moira Rose. If you've never seen Schitt's Creek you've missed one of Catherine O'Hara's greatest performances.

Fun fact: The half woman at the end was Tim Burtons girlfriend. The hand on the leg was not planned, but her leg reaction to it made Tim keep it.

The film came out in 1988 and it was because of this film’s inclusion of Harry Belafonte’s music that it increased sales of his music that was on the decline. Also the dad was the emperor in the film Amadeus.

BeetleJuice, Edward scissorhands and Sweeney Todd are my favourite Tim Burton films.

Other Tim Burton Classics: Edward Scissor Hands, and The Nightmare Before Christmas

Tim Burton's early work is amazing. Forget Dumbo. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, Batman & Batman Returns, Mars Attacks, and Big Fish are all great movies worth checking out.

I guess I'm such a nerd , because when I hear Beetlejuice, I immediately think of Betelgeuse , usually the tenth-brightest star in the night sky and, after Rigel, the second-brightest in the constellation of Orion.

Beetlejuice never gets old. I wish I could go back and experience it again for the first time!

I feel like “Tim Burton” is his own genre. Lol

recomend Léon: The professional.

You need to watch “the dark crystal” at some point, it’s a cinematic masterpiece

I'll say it again! had you ever seen a film before having this channel? HAHA

10:37 The designs came from classic German art films of the 1920's like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari by Robert Wiene

For Tim Burton's movies my favorites are: Sweeney Todd (adaptation from a musical), Sleepy Hollow (I think it's an original story but based of the legend of the headless horseman), Ed Wood (real life story of Ed Wood one very interesting director), Alice in Wonderland (not one liked by the public but I really like his take and style in the story, my liking is more for the different designs and characters than for the story in itself). You should also see his stop motions (the thing that he is most known for) Corpse Bride, Frankenweenie, The Nightmare Before Christmas. And others, beacuse with him there are so much that I can't list.

Bit of a random recommendation, but I would love to see someone react to "Good Morning Vietnam" with the late, great Robin Williams.

My favorite Tim Burton movies are: Edward Scissorhands Sleepy Hollow Ed Wood The Corpse Bride Big Fish Pee-wee's Big Adventure

Actually Keaton was most known for these types of manic Robin williams like performances early in his 80's career. Nowadays people only know him for his serious roles.

Please watch Tim Burton's "Mars Attacks!" !

Adam and Barbara finally got a child to raise and Lydia finally felt truly accepted and loved. 🥰🥰🥰

This was the first movie I ever saw at a movie theater. Such a classic! And since you were wondering, yes, Michael Keaton ad-libbed a LOT of his lines.

This is a movie that should be required watching for everyone on Earth.

I feel that accepting this role was a very smart move on Michael Keaton's part. He'd recently done such iconic work as Batman, that it very well might have caused him to be typecast--but with such an incredibly different thing (though still teamed with Tim Burton) he was more able to showcase his range, and be considered for all kinds of things.

Beetlejuice was such a good movie they created a children's weekly cartoon series based on it. Such wonderful childhood memories.

Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Give that one a go for some more Tim Burton goodness.

Michael Keaton is so hilarious 😂 if you want more easy going Tim Burton i'll recommend Corpse Bride or Edward Scissorhands. And of course his Batman movies!

I recommend you to see A Clockwork Orange (1971) by Stanley Kubrick. It's a masterpiece. Other 3 recommendations: - Scarface (1983) by Brian de Palma - Raging Bull (1980) by Martin Scorsese - Citizen Kane (1941) by Orson Welles

The calypso dinner scene is absolutely the best scene in the film... It's still well-known to all of us who were around when the film came out.

If you want a more accessible Tim Burton movie, "Ed Wood" is wonderful. Bill Murray, Johnny Depp, etc etc etc.

Saw this as a kid, think I need to re-watch it now when I'm an adult 😂 Another awesome Tim Burton movie is Sleepy Hollow! The atmosphere in that movie is perfect!

Tim Burton in the 80's and 90's was awesome, he made many great movies in that period.

One of the greatest scenes ever - tally me banana

I have a very distinct memory of my parents coming home from seeing this movie. They LOVED it but said it was too scary for me to see. I was so bummed! I saw it a few years later though. My favorite Burton movie is Pee-wee’s Big Adventure (his first feature length). Please watch it!! I would LOVE to see your reaction to Pee-wee. It’s very funky and imaginative with some dark moments like in Beetlejuice too. Pee-wee got his TV series thanks to the success of the movie. He only did appearances in character too, was rare to see him as Paul Reubens anywhere in public or interviews.

Betelgeuse is one of the stars in the Orion constellation. Also, Tim Burton’s best movie is Pee Wee’s Big Adventure in my opinion.

Definitely check out Edward Scissorhands by Tim Burton also!!

Your overt politeness and struggle to maintain it throughout your commentary is noted and appreciated

Catherine O’Hara in Schitt’s Creek . . . 😂😂😂 My favorite is when she’s shooting the commercial for the vintner. 😂😂😂😂😂😂☠️

I see nobody mentioning Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. Definitely a classic in my opinion.

You should watch "Edward Scissorhands" ! A great introduction to Burton's universe and very poetic !

I was a strange child in that I lived and breathed Tim Burton movies and their aesthetic. Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, Nightmare Before Christmas, Sleepy Hollow, etc. I daydreamed about going into the afterlife place they visited and meeting all the characters, being able to change my face and then change it back like they did, and so on. Yeah, I was... different. 😂

This is basically Catherine O'Hara's character in Schitt's Creek, only younger.

I recommend Edward Scissorhands as a starting point for Tim Burton's films. It's a lot more accessible than Beetlejuice and one of his best films. Also, Sleepy Hollow and Big Fish are great films from Burton too. Beetlejuice is almost the most out there film from him. I'd say Mars Attacks! is even crazier.

You should watch Sleepy Hallow - another Tim Burton with Johnny Depp. Great for this time of year.

Ed Wood is literally one of my top 5 movies, it's so good. Saying that it's probably Tim Burton's most normal movie but does notably have his sense of humor I think. Absolute classic though in my opinion and my favourite Johnny Depp performance. Also Martin Landau as Bela Lugosi is one of the best performances I've ever seen ever and absolutely hilarious. Also side note, near the end, Keaton with bat wing ears.... That's so funny when you think about it.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is another Tim Burton film with Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, & Alan Rickman. It's a musical. There's also Sleepy Hollow also by Tim Burton that stars Johnny Depp & Christina Ricci.

OMG YES! one of my favourite ever movies. Saw this when i was little and i still see Keaton as BeetleJuice first even tho i love Batman. Thanks for being THE best reactor on YT Brandon. You always brighten my day!

It’s a relief to know that I’m not the only one who hasn’t watched Beetlejuice until recently 😂 I also made a commentary on it a week ago! 🙈 I really liked your take on this movie!

Keaton has already said that, as soon as they come up with a good enough script, he will definitely do the sequel, because he enjoyed making the first one.

Beetlejuice is a movie I used to watch so often as a kid, I don’t even know how I did that, considering how some of those scenes are real creepy, lmao. I have a tattoo of Beetlejuice when he’s in the form of a snake, I just love that movie so much.

Please react to A Fish Called Wanda , a great comedy staring John Cheese.

Please, please, please watch more of Tim Burton’s movies. He is easily one of the greatest directors of all time.

One of Tim's best films.. love the jokes and settings. Michael was amazing in this!

They actually ended up making a cartoon after the movie. It's how I actually discovered the character Beetlejuice. They used to show it on Cartoon Network in my country. It's pretty cool, you should check it out sometime (maybe in your own time)

I have to mention it because i haven't seen anyone else say it but Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is another great Burton movie and my favourite musical.

This was the first movie I had on VHS

Have you ever seen the movie Amadeus? It's a master class of acting, cinematography, and writing. Highly recommend it

Enjoyed this reaction a lot. Would recommend the classics The Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood from Tim Burton and also definitely Sweeney Todd, one of my favorites !

Try Sleepy Hollow with Johnny Depp.

do "Willow" or "Labyrinth" or "Never Ending Story" some time soon!

15:50, my favorite part of the movie! Love it!

Dude, I love that your channel is growing. You give really genuine, enjoyable reactions to some of my favourite movies! Keep up the great content!

My favourite line is always "she's just upset because someone dropped a house on her sister" haha

Geena Davis was a fox! Shes so fine. I absolutely loved her in the long kiss goodnight which is under appreciated imo.

Glad you enjoyed Beetle Juice, Brandon. Love this movie so much. Story is kind of eh, but the costumes and makeup work is just a visual feast of brilliance. Ve Neill is such a wonderful makeup artist. Her and her team won the Makeup Oscar for Beetle Juice. She worked with Tim Burton a lot. She also did Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street with Burton. And she did most of the Pee Wee Herman franchise too- films and show. There’s a story going around that she also worked on Bram Stoker’s Dracula and was responsible for most of the prosthetics for Dracula, but that credit isn’t on IMDb for some reason. She was also the Makeup department head for the Pirates of the Caribbean movies with Johnny Depp. Oh and Dick Tracy. She did the special character makeup for the various goons. That’s a movie I highly recommend if you haven’t seen it. That’s a style masterclass. And I totally forgot she also worked on Robin Williams’ look as Mrs. Doubtfire.

This was my fave all time film. For a long time I thought this was a horror with strong horror elements. In my late 30s now watched it again recently and it's very light hearted and soft. I first saw this film when I was 8. This is the type of film you have to see when you're young as there are a lot of surreal moments which a lot of adults will look thu. The mum from Home Alone was in this film first but its funny we all see her and say, 'it's the mum from Home Alone!'

You should watch Big Fish, it's probably my favorite of his. Edward Scissorhands is also great.

I like all Michael Keaton's old movies especially these: "Mr.Mom" "Gong Ho" "Johnny Dangerously " "One good cop"

"American werewolf in London" - perfect for this spooky time of year!

The 'Starting Point' movie from Tim Burton for me was 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' when I was six. I then watched Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice and Sleepy Hollow.

You should check out Tim Burton’s Sleepy Hollow if you haven’t already. Probably his goriest film he’s done but also a supernatural/mystery film.

It’s hard to believe you haven’t seen these movies before with that dvd collection in the background.

Never fails to amuse me to hear someone say they like 'the use of the CGI' in a film that was made long before that was even a thing, LOL...this grand flick utilized blue screen, stop motion, miniatures and the rest of the old school toolbox...and it holds up FANTASTICALLY to this day...;) By the way...sequel to this one coming from Burton soon, same cast...

Almost any Tim Burton film would be a pleasure for me on this channel! He's my second favorite director to Tarantino and made most of my childhood favorites! Beetlejuice, Mars Attacks, Sleepy Hollow, and Edward Scissorhands would have to be my favorites of his in no particular order. Off topic now, but I think Brandon would love What's Eating Gilbert Grape too...