PG-13
2024    1h 44mComedy, Fantasy
6.676%78%6.9
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After a family tragedy, three generations of the Deetz family return home to Winter River. Still haunted by Beetlejuice, Lydia's life is turned upside down when her teenage daughter, Astrid, accidentally opens the portal to the Afterlife.
Directed by Tim Burton

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  • Michael KeatonBeetlejuice
  • Winona RyderLydia
  • Catherine O'HaraDelia
  • Jenna OrtegaAstrid
  • Justin TherouxRory
  • Willem DafoeJackson
  • Monica BellucciDelores
  • Arthur ContiJeremy
  • Nick KellingtonBob - Shrinker
  • Santiago CabreraRichard
  • Burn GormanFather Damien
  • Danny DeVitoJanitor
  • Sami SlimaneLe Tigre
  • Amy NuttallJane Butterfield
  • Mark HeenehanClive
  • Charlie HopkinsonClive (voice)
  • Liv SpencerOlga
  • Skylar ParkLittler Jane
  • Jane LeaneyJeremy's Mom
  • David AyresJeremy's Dad
  • Swing and a Miss. Not even close to the Original in anyway.
  • jackmeat
    jackmeatDecember 4, 2024
    My quick rating - 6.8/10 Oh, I have a bad feeling about this...and was I WRONG. Sometimes, revisiting a beloved classic can feel like tempting fate, but this flick proves that some doors to the Afterlife are worth reopening. Picking up decades after the original, the film follows Lydia Deetz (Winona Ryder) and her teenage daughter, Astrid (Jenna Ortega), as they’re pulled back into the chaos of the Afterlife after Astrid inadvertently opens up that portal and Lydia has no choice but to summon the mischievous ghost with the most. This sequel strikes an impressive balance between honoring the original’s quirky charm and introducing fresh elements to the world of Winter River. Tim Burton’s signature gothic whimsy shines through, with expanded Afterlife world-building that feels both imaginative and true to the tone of the original. The balance of nostalgia and new material ensures longtime fans and newcomers alike will find plenty to enjoy. Michael Keaton reprises his role as Beetlejuice with unparalleled energy, slipping seamlessly back into the iconic role as if no time has passed. He brings the same chaotic charisma that made the original so memorable. Monica Bellucci as Delores adds a sultry, enigmatic layer to the Afterlife, while Willem Dafoe steals the show in his limited screen time with a performance that’s both hilarious and unsettling. Jenna Ortega is perfectly cast as Astrid, her performance brimming with the sardonic charm and relatability that fit naturally into the world of Beetlejuice. Winona Ryder’s return as Lydia brings emotional depth and continuity, bridging the gap between generations and grounding the film’s heart in the Deetz family’s struggles. The high-energy performances, inventive visuals, and clever callbacks to the original more than compensate. All of these elements make this a worthy sequel that captures the spirit of the original while breathing new life into the story. Fans of the first film will revel in the nostalgia, while new audiences will appreciate the film’s wit, charm, and vibrant imagination.
  • Ty Leet
    Ty LeetSeptember 14, 2024
    A fun time that not only stays true, but expands, on the original - fast-paced and full of great performances. The juice is loose 🤙
  • MeghannB
    MeghannBFebruary 6, 2025
    Great “watch on a plane” movie. This might be a bit controversial, but I enjoyed it more than the original. Struck a good balance of quirky, sentimental, and grotesque.
  • Hughie Jeanveau
    Hughie JeanveauAugust 9, 2026
    Not as good as the first. It is decent and nice to see some of the old cast back but a bit of a let down for me.
  • Midlife Adventures
    Midlife AdventuresMarch 7, 2025
    Eh… had a couple of moments.
  • LordDeTracy
    LordDeTracyFebruary 15, 2025
    "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" doesn’t quite live up to the hype as a sequel to the beloved original. While it clearly aims to recapture the quirky charm and dark humor that made the first film a classic, it often feels like it’s trying too hard. The humor, instead of feeling organic and effortlessly funny, comes across as forced and overdone. The magic and spontaneity that defined the original are largely missing, replaced by an over-reliance on nostalgia and spectacle. While there are a few enjoyable moments, the film ultimately struggles to justify its existence, leaving longtime fans wanting more.
  • Jkrilin
    JkrilinOctober 11, 2024
    The film maintains the chaotic and fun spirit of the original, but with a modern twist that revitalizes the story for a new generation. The film continues to explore the strange world of the dead, this time delving into the rules of the afterlife and the new dynamics between the living and the ghosts. While the plot remains a dark comedy, it manages to balance moments of nostalgia with new visual and technological elements that impress without losing the handcrafted charm of the original. Michael Keaton returns as Beetlejuice, and his energy remains as vibrant and sarcastic as ever. Alongside him, new characters bring freshness and even wackier situations, which enriches the story without feeling like they're repeating what we've already seen in the '80s. The art direction and visual effects are a feast for the eyes, with a clever use of modern technology that still respects Tim Burton's gothic and eccentric style. In short, Beetlejuice is a sequel that feels like a reunion of old friends, with dark humor, bizarre moments, and a unique visual aesthetic that remains a delight for fans of the macabre but fun.
  • Dellvon C. Ford
    Dellvon C. FordApril 17, 2025
    The first one was a classic....hands down !...This one should have been left as an idea. So much of the magic was gone from this piece I dare say it was a bad movie. Too much of the same ole same ole. I was hoping for something visual excellence and jokes that would push the risqué envelope right off the table. The cast was there...the story should have been better....honestly, it just seemed like they wanted to hurry up and get something done to kill the desire for a sequel.......First timers to the story may enjoy the effects and lame jokes but....this just wasnt it for me.
  • John Rodriguez
    John RodriguezJuly 31, 2026
    It wasn’t better then the original but was ok very entertaining I would watch it again cause I’m a fan fan of Michael Keaton
  • Aaron Savage
    Aaron SavageJuly 31, 2026
    Not as good as the first, but still a fun watch nevertheless.
  • J-M Desmeules
    J-M DesmeulesJuly 26, 2026
    I went into it thinking that I might get disappointed. I mean, the iconic original also was part of my childhood, and it marked the world so much... I watched the original again first to set the table, and then right after: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice I was not disappointed at all, and just to see Catherine O'Hara in one of her last roles alone was sweet... I liked that more work went into creative sets and makeups, physical stuff as it was then done, which really still out performs the best green screen and Ai in many cases. A lot of the original was this actually physical magic created by artists. And, there was some of that, maybe not as much as I wanted, but still there, in other words, it wasn't all green screens and technology making the atmosphere. It's not gonna be a favorite I go back to, there was some things missing for me...But I am still gonna watch it again, recommend it, and give it a good rating.
  • christinav61
    christinav61April 13, 2026
    It’s OK, I like it 
  • CybrneticPlague
    CybrneticPlagueDecember 10, 2025
    It was good, not quite as good as the original and the ending seemed rushed. But I enjoyed it
  • Stephen
    StephenAugust 29, 2025
    It was enjoyable, continuing with the stop action filming to keep the look of the original was a good thing. The idea of a soul train and all the Disco music Horrible idea. The first movie had nothing but Calypso music which has a completely different vibe. William Dafoe over acting his small role was in poor taste and bad choice casting. Michael Keaton should have watched the first movie before filming this one. He seemed very out of touch with the character. I had real high hopes for this movie but it was kind of a letdown. With that said, they were parts that relayed a continuation with the story. In the end, Tim Burton could have done a better job with this film. If they make a third, let's hope they learn from the mistakes of this one.

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