Beetlejuice (1988) - fav scene

[val]

wasn't this just a crazy movie? i love it! especially when everyone started singing deo around the table. the first time i saw this i was rolling on the ground laughing so hard. seriously! anyway, someparts of the movie were like being trapped in a nightmere!

 

[Annette]

I have a mad sense of humour so really enjoyed this film. The scene where they are all singing together as you say is absolutely hilarious. Michael Keaton carries this film. He is so brilliant as Beetlejuice. I thought Winona Ryder was also very good in Beetlejuice. I'm not really a fan of hers but thought she portrayed a good part. The whole film was hilarious from start to finish. Needless to say this is in my film collection.

Annette.

 

[val]

i thought the whole thing about the couple dying was sad. but it turned out good in the end

 

[little star]

I thought this movie was funny too! I also really liked the "look" of it----creatively spooky!

little star :star:

 

[Sinistra]

fave scene...oh, so many to choose from. I'll have to watch it yet again and try and decide once and for all!

 

[neXus_6]

this is Tim Burton's best movie and had so many great scenes in it it's so hard to choose!

 

[Charlie]

The scene where they go and seek advice about their ghostlieness--what they can do or not do. All the other ghosts waiting for their appointments where fantastic. It's a film well worth seeing again.

 

[Chilly]

yep

top movie
ill be watching again on the weekdn czo its coming on.

 

[angelle myst]

lol, like you said, the scene where they are all dancing round the table is totally hilarious, and i thought that when Geena Davis and that guy were in the waiting room with all them creepy dead ppl lol, funny especially the guy with the little head, or the black skeleton who was trying to cut down from smoking lol

:fangs:xxx:smokin:

 

[Legolas]

Whenever I see that guy with the really small thread it always cracks me up SO much
:flash:

 

[Harpo]

*they came in search of a Beetlejuice thread, and revived it*

I like Winona's song at the end, with the football team on the stairs

 

[HoopyFrood]

I quite like how the bloke (I think it's him anyway) can't push his nose back when he's stretched it out...hehe.
And the guy with the really small head...always amusing when you see him.

 

[Harpo]

found a pic:

 

[Faceless Woman]

Oh, that bit was brilliant. Awimbaway, awimbaway...
But the best bit was the bit where beetlejuice gets his head shrunk. Titter.

 

[The Pelagic Argosy]

I heard an interesting tidbid somewhere. Michael Keaton only had about 20 minutes of screen time.

 

[Lucien21]

Not Burton's best movie, but still a fantastic film.

Day-o, Day-o
Daylight come and me want go home
Day, me say day, me say day, me say day, me say day, me say day-o
Daylight come, and me want go . . .

Work all night on a drink of rum!
(Daylight come and me want go home)
Stack banana till the morning come!
(Daylight come and me want go home)
Come Mr. Tally Man, tally me banana
(Daylight come and me want go home)
Come Mr. Tally Man, tally me banana
(Daylight come and me want go home)
Lift 6 foot, 7 foot, 8 foot bunch!
(Daylight come and me want go home)
6 foot, 7 foot, 8 foot bunch!
(Daylight come and me want go home)

 

[HoopyFrood]

Tim Burton is a legend. I love all of his films. Especially when he and Johnny Depp get together...Sleepy Hollow and Edward Scissorhands are two of my favourite films. I love the dark, gothic edge that he has in all his work. Brilliant.

 

[Morpheus42]

Beetlejuice is good.
But I prefer Sleepy Hollow and Edward Scissorhands to Beetlejuice.

 

[Paige Turner]

I'm constantly amazed that Ed Wood is so overlooked and underappreciated, when it is, to my mind, far and away Tim Burton's finest work. The writing and performances are nothing short of brilliant, even down to George "The Animal" Steele's portrayal of Tor Johnson. The Art Direction is superb, ingenious and subtle. The story is funny, tragic, ridiculous, sometimes mortifying and wonderfully touching.

Okay. That's it. This movie goes back on my top ten list.

Oh, and to the topic of the thread, Beetlejuice. Wasn't there a scene where somebody falls down or something? That was pretty funny, I guess.

 

[Lucien21]

1. Edward Scissorhands
2. Nighmare Before Christmas (although he didn't direct)
3. Batman Returns
4. Ed Wood
5. Sleepy Hollow
6. Corpse Bride
7. Batman
8. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
9. Beetlejuice
10. Mars Attacks
11. Big Fish
12. Planet of the Apes (Boo Hiss)

Ranked in Order.

Big Fan of Tim Burton.