Movie Review: The spirit is willing but the story’s too messy in “BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE”
The manic inventiveness of the design and craft contributions needed a more disciplined narrative to support it.
The manic inventiveness of the design and craft contributions needed a more disciplined narrative to support it.
It’s the director’s latest revisiting of a classic genre title after DARK SHADOWS, PLANET OF THE APES and MARS ATTACKS!
Well, this was probably inevitable.
She’s no longer a child in the live-action show.
Those who enjoy the art of Tim Burton and or Gris Grimly will delight in Lynn Munsinger’s illustrations, and those who enjoy Mother Goose will no doubt enjoy Kay Winters’ lyrical storytelling.