Hi, is there a rivalry between fans of the musical and fans of the film? I see that fans of the film or the BL couple don't like the musical, why?
Hey!
It has been a long time since I've seen the musical and I do not want to revisit it. I wouldn't necessarily say there's a rivalry considering the common ground being Beetlebabes or Beetlejuice himself, but from my experience, fans of the film weren't very fond of the way musical BJ was portrayed.
The most controversial part is that the musical tried to push a friendship route with Beej and Lydia, like the cartoon spin-off, but failed to encapsule Beej's amorous feelings towards Lydia. The musical also failed to regard Lydia's timid personality and made her very snarky and bratty. There's a musical number named "Creepy Old Guy" where Lydia and BJ get married just so Lydia could backstab him.
Tim Burton and Michael Keaton were both personally invited to see the musical, along with the rest of the og cast, and the two didn't give the musical two seconds of the day. Everyone else had seen it apart from them. If you know Tim Burton, he's not fond of people who mess around with his characters.
Ya see where I'm getting at?
They took these characters without his permission (since he doesn't own the rights, Warner Bros does) and ultimately stretched them so far from canon material. Many people think Tim Burton made this sequel as retaliation against the musical for tearing apart Beetlejuice and Lydia's relationship.
There is a longer post on Reddit, linked here, that can explain most of what happened, including the chaos and divide of the fandom that ensued. The musicalbabes are cool cool, I just don't like the musical itself, ya know?
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Mathias is 15. So it's make sense when the actor said he don't know if Mathias really like Erik. It's maybe one of the puppy love, that will pass by.
I'm not Matherik shipper. The moment it's down on me they all 15 babies... I don't expect a heavy romance in this show. So give me messy dramatic teenage drama, that the headache I sign for.
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Anyone else up thinking about Ratio's big, strong, secure arms and how warm and all-consuming they could be in a hug or embrace. :/ Anyway
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Some staff in the background sweeping up to evoke a blended sense of fragile privacy and liminal time.
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Criston Cole is a knight of common birth in a medieval, feudalist world who rose to the highest position a knight could hold in the realm, who was pressured into sex with the member of the royal family directly responsible for his position as Kingsguard, resulting in him almost ending his life out of guilt for breaking his vow.
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I would ask this show to explore how these two individuals overcame their sexual trauma and ingrained beliefs about duty and sex to start an extremely active sexual relationship but I know deep down that this is as far as the writers want to go with these characters in relation to this pairing:
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comic writers need to write messy cheating breakups again. all these amicable offpanel breakups are BORING!!! and they rarely make sense with where the characters are in their relationship anyway. i want three issues minimum dedicated to adultery and the fallout of it. we used to be a country.