The climactic wedding scene in Beetlejuice features Lydia agreeing to marry the titular character to save her daughter, creating a surreal, darkly comedic moment.
Tim Burton's choice of the song MacArthur Park, known for its bizarre imagery, fits perfectly with his signature style, enhancing the film's surrealism and humor.
The use of Harry Belafonte's Day-O in Beetlejuice showcased Burton's genius for blending oddities with memorable tunes, creating iconic scenes that resonate with audiences.
MacArthur Park, inspired by the songwriter’s youthful experiences, embodies themes of fleeting beauty and lost love, adding layers of meaning to the whimsical chaos of the wedding.
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