Friday, March 7, 2025
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I felt the games are more interesting than the movies. Although I will say I do actually wanna see Screamboat. This has to be the best looking horror Mickey Mouse yet. They even gotten David Howard Thornton to play the character. He's famous for playing Art the Clown in Terrifier series. He also played The Grinch in The Mean One.
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Two in One Death Battle blog
Then why wasn't Frank Castle as Cosmic Ghost Rider not used instead? Not only he's possessed by the demon Zarathos. He's also given cosmic powers making him truly insanely powerful. The level of power is almost Zarathos takes control among regular Ghost Riders as his default state. I hope that delivers the message I attempted to sent.
Why Beetlejuice Beetlejuice too similar to Corpse Bride?
Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, not too long ago I reviewed Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. My big criticism how similar it was to another Tim Burton film, Corpse Bride. I figured I may go out my way to explain my entire view on that. I'm aware some may disagree with parts of my comparison. End of the day, I still respect the director a lot.
Yes I will be spoiling both Tim Burton movies. If you continue on reading be aware I reveal everything. Don't come crying when you went too far. I don't even need to hold your hand just do what you want. Wait you're still here I thought I left the door open out oh okay bye!!!
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice heavily centered on a wedding. Virtually what Corpse Bride done previously. Sure parts of it was done a little differently. In Corpse Bride's case, Victor suppose to marry Victoria that's being done as an arranged marriage between the two families. But Victor didn't memorizes the steps of getting married.
During practice his vowels out in the forest. He indirectly marries Emily whose a dead woman. Later on, she decides not to marry Victor realizing he loves Victoria. Her killer attempted to marry Victoria for money. He ends up drinking poison killing himself. Shortly following this, the couple gets married while Emily's spirit freed.
Lydia being pressured by her boyfriend Rory into marriage. Until Beetlejuice steps in forcing the truth out. It was revealed Rory wanted the money through marrying her. There also was a dead woman that used to be married to Beetlejuice. She shows up at the church to confront her former husband. Lydia's daughter created an opening that had an sand worm show up.
The sand worm failed to get Beetlejuice. Delores and Rory ends up getting devoured by the sand worm. Beetlejuice attempts to marry Lydia. Until her daughter revealed he broke the contract by forcing Lydia in the afterlife. Ultimately a wedding does happen with Astrid later on. Neither dead women gotten what they wanted.
Although Emily did get her revenge before her spirit was freed. We also have the dead walking among the living to a degree. It was to a greater degree in Corpse Bride with a lot more dead people. Both movies shows us a lot of the afterlife. They also further explain how things works. Which brings me to a rather interesting comparison.
Victor agreed to give up his life to properly finish marrying Emily. Before she decided against that when the opportunity arrived. Astrid got manipulated by Jeremy. He attempted to have her die in order to get revived using her life force. He ended up getting sent to Hell by Beetlejuice, he totally deserved it. Obviously I'm comparing Jeremy and Rory to Lord Barkis Bittern.
I should point out Bittern was planning to murder Victoria. Like he previously done to Emily. Who he was suppose to marry. This is important because shortly after Beetlejuice gotten married to Delores. She poisoned him while he killed her with an axe. Some of the dead wanted to take things into their own hands.
In Corpse Bride, a lot of dead people attended an wedding. When they found out Bittern killed Emily. A lot of them were quite upset. Their elder tried to prevent the dead intervening with the living. Until Bittern killed himself by drinking poison. After that happened, the dead went to town on him. In Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the afterlife police force came for Beetlejuice.
Beetlejuice simply put em on ice pun very intended. After everything calm down, Lydia's mother had to return to the afterlife. Ultimately the living solved the problem in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Hopefully by now you start seeing why I view Beetlejuice Beetlejuice the way I do. Yes there's a few major differences.
Sadly none of them doesn't help the strong similarities. Both movies attempted to have the living marry someone among the dead. Deception by horrible people that ultimately gotten stopped. A wedding does happen during the ending despite everything. There was singing to a degree. Personally with the songs being vastly different I don't view em being similar in anyway.
Although I still have something I can compare. Both movies had an emotionally moment to directly tie in someone's death. Personally I prefer Emily's song way more. I will give respect to Keaton telling most of the story in a different language. Otherwise I can't compare the songs neither their usage within the two movies. I also felt if I didn't comment on that someone going to point it out.
I don't wanna say Tim Burton running out of ideas. I also don't wanna say he had to rush making Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. What I do wanna say I still enjoyed Beetlejuice Beetlejuice a lot. I can't be the only person who sees this problem. Corpse Bride came out nearly twenty years before Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.
To me, it felt like Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was Corpse Bride again. As previously stated it still felt like an Beetlejuice movie I do stand by that statement. It still was interesting to see how people on both sides reacts to either plain of existence. I just felt Corpse Bride nailed that aspect better. I should point out both centers on families with Corpse Bride focusing on two families.
I know it's difficult to believe the similarities with everything else being vastly different. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice just came off not maintaining focus in comparison. Obviously I'm putting Corpse Bride higher among Tim Burton films. Honestly, I still say check both movies out. Regardless you may find some enjoyment in both of them or none at all.