Crystal Lucero

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: A Disappointing Sequel Tim Burton's Beetlejuice Beetlejuice fails to recapture the magic of its predecessor. While the return of the iconic title character is a welcome sight, the film feels rushed and disjointed. The introduction of too many new characters with underdeveloped stories dilutes the focus on Beetlejuice himself. The musical sequence at the wedding is a particularly low point, offering little entertainment value. While the film does provide some insight into Beetlejuice's past and his relationship with his ex-wife, her story feels rushed and unsatisfying. Similarly, Jenna Ortega's love interest storyline lacks depth and development. The original Maitland couple, a beloved aspect of the first film, are relegated to a mere mention, a disappointing oversight. Overall, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice falls short of expectations, relying too heavily on nostalgia and failing to deliver a cohesive and satisfying narrative.

I LOVE Madea movies, but this one had horrible acting...like ever...I've seen B rated movies with better acting...oh man Tyler Perry why lort why?