Beetlejuice (still) 2 boo! Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is currently enjoying a nice success across the Atlantic. Released on September 11 in France, Tim Burton’s macabre comedy is leading the North American box office, raking in $51.7 million (€46.5 million), according to projections on Sunday by specialist firm Exhibitor Relations. It is well ahead of the American remake of the horror film Don’t say anything And Deadpool & Wolverine, real summer hit.
The world of the undead
In this film, where Tim Burton brings back some taste to his cinema, Michael Keaton once again dons the striped costume (a fashionable style?) of the sinister and prankster “bio-exorcist” trying to join the world of the living. The 73-year-old American actor shares the bill with Winona Ryder and Catherine O’Hara, also already present in the original cast, as well as with newcomers like Monica Bellucci or Jenna Ortega, recently propelled by the Netflix series Wednesday (inspired by the Addams family), produced by… Tim Burton.
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Towards a “Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice”?
The second-biggest opening of all time for a film released in September, the third-biggest opening of the year in the United States, the success of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice could well give some ideas to the mischievous Tim Burton, who waited 36 years to make a sequel to the first opus: “Well if it takes that long [sous-entendu entre les deux premiers films]I would be about 100 years old, so I would be surprised.” But with the success of Beetlejuice Beetlejuicethe director could well bring his project to life in a little less time. Because, as Lara Fabian sang, “we are alive as long as we are strong.” So, for Beetlejuice 3we can still believe it…
