After years of trying to make a Beetlejuice sequel, it’s finally happening Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Tim Burton Returns directly with Michael Keaton Returns as “the most ghost”.
Burton expressed his excitement for the film, but the long-awaited sequel has all but skipped theaters and gone straight to Max.
According to the New York Times, Warner Bros. Former regime wants release Beetlejuice Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group co-chairmen and CEOs Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy take on the role in 2022, with the sequel in the works before the film is officially greenlit. Play on streaming media.
Abdi discussed the streaming push in an interview, saying: “That would never work for Tim. You’re talking about a visionary artist whose film needs to be seen on the big screen.”
It was also reported that Burton had clashed with Warner Bros. over cost and distribution issues, as the studio was concerned about spending $147 million on a sequel to a 36-year-old film that the director had not been a hit since. 2010 Disney’s live-action version of “Alice in Wonderland.”
Warner Bros. ultimately agreed to a theatrical release if the budget was under $100 million, and Beetlejuice cost $99 million to make.
To help achieve this goal, Burton, Keaton, Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Haraand Jenna Ortega Everyone agrees on smaller upfront costs in exchange for greater back-end costs.
Burton’s agent, Mike Simpson, told The Times that before filming began, “two months went by and the movie was literally dying every day.”
Since its release, the film has grossed $264 million at the global box office to date. So, everyone will make a lot of money from this movie.
