Kiersten Ruiz-Coburn

Whether you like this movie or not really depends on what you're looking for. If you want a fun --a bit mindless, might I add-- movie night or just a hankering to catch a couple more comedic Beetlejuice moments, this is for you. If you want a roller coaster of stakes and emotion with a lot of amazing comedic moments and a teary eyed ending filled with amazing plot, go watch something else. The over-polluted plot and pointless scenes that go on for a little too long along with an out of nowhere bonus ending, some pretty bad dialogue/exposition moments and no clear cut theme to the story doesn't make it the best written movie. Still, it's a fun movie and I feel like if you enjoyed the first movie, you should go and see the second one, and by no means will you regret watching Beetlejuice 2. I'd rate it a solid C+, just because the writing was a bit wonky, but still an enjoyable movie in general.

I was just very confused with this show. The dialogue and acting is terrible and the show feels like it's aimed towards kids, yet there will be a sudden moment or multiple f bombs and then you know they thought it was going to be great for an older audience. The dialogue is so uncreative and cliche, I felt like any moment they were going to say, "Just kidding! We wouldn't write something so stupid and random, it's just a dream." but then the show kept going on, and I lost hope. The characters just narrate exactly what's happening on screen like they're playing make-believe. The CGI is awful, the characters are unlikable, especially the girl you're meant to be rooting for. The only good moment on this show was Death's cameo from the Sandman series. It was an amazingly sweet and sincere scene with amazing acting and dialogue, and then three seconds later, you're just bombarded with terrible dialogue once more. I'll admit though, I could only sit through 30 minutes of this show before turning it off, so I have no idea if it gets better or not. I do feel like this is the type of show that could grow on its audience, but only if the person has nothing better to do and decides to sit through it anyways and eventually brain washes themselves into thinking it's actually not that bad simply because they can't stand the thought that they just watched such a terrible show for so long. I mean, I've done exactly that before, and it can still be somewhat entertaining to the right people.