Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - Movie Review

The series revolves around the story of Lydia Deetz who comes back to Winter River due to a family calamity. Her life gets turned upside down when her daughter Astrid, who has psychic liabilities, unearths Beetlejuice from the Afterlife and unleashes a clash between supernatural entities.

It took all these components and ended them in an enthralling movie, which combines family, grief, the need for repentance, and comedy in the gothic style familiar to fans of Tim Burton. The tone lets the movie gradate between playful and creepy as inspired by the 1988 film.

Michael Keaton comes back with energy as the Beetlejuice and Winona Ryder plays Lydia with more understanding than before. Jenna Ortega as Astrid is equally as good and delivers both attitude and sensitive side to the character.

This is a very recognizably Tim Burton movie, with gothic comedy and wit. He succeeds in reinventing many familiarunfamiliar parts of Beetlejuice stories, proving his supernatural sense.

The musicsinging is well aligned to this eccentricity of Beetlejuice, to the fun and the horror. It blends gently into the Context, which speaks volumes about the movie’s rich setting.

Beautiful and colorful, the graphics reflect beautifully the magnificent, yet scary setting of the story. Bright color contrasts and innovative position of the camera emphasize the film’s fairy-tale nature.

Sculpted by Brioni, settings and environment are dressed to the nines, full of life and wonder and filled with eccentricities. Whether it is Deetz mansion, a mundane household or the after-life, the locations are created visually distinct.

Special effects of the series are kept as practical model as much as possible and some CGI has been incorporated to retain series own quirkiness but reminding the viewers it is new and produced in current era. Accompaniments do not over power the moving but rather adds to films fantastism.

Effects and multiple story arcs are well managed through editing to retain tension and flow in the film. They maintain audience’s interest, given the story, which is rather twisty and turny.

Although it does at times feel weighed down by the plot, there are constant twists and jokes that keep the audience hooked.

Intelligent and slick BUT it does have soul. character conversations come in handy in adding a comedial touch to the movies scenes or themes as well as forming the movie’s emotion trigger.

Although the movie introduces new characters it often feels like they overlap with other characters in the Burton’s universe. Some dramatic movements appear rather underdeveloped because of an attempt to explore the fates of too many characters.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice masterfully brings back the tale of the inferior world with a new spirit of the 21st century. A delicious and gothic fairy story that fit the mood perfectly also because of balance between the comedy and drama.