Beetlejuice Barbara Maitland and Adam Maitland Sandworm MOCBRICKLAND 89024 Movies and Games with 522 Pieces

  ✅ MOC-89024 Beetlejuice Barbara Maitland and Adam Maitland Sandworm

✅ Beetlejuice, directed by Tim Burton, is a 1988 cult classic horror-comedy film that follows the story of Barbara and Adam Maitland, a recently deceased couple who find themselves trapped as ghosts in their own home. When a new family moves in, disrupting their peace, they attempt to scare them away with the help of an eccentric “bio-exorcist” named Beetlejuice (played by Michael Keaton), leading to chaos and dark humor.

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Product Name:  Beetlejuice Barbara Maitland and Adam Maitland Sandworm

Category: Movie

This Kit Contains:  F-C10122

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Weight: 0.53 kg

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  Barbara Maitland (Geena Davis) and Adam Maitland (Alec Baldwin) are a gentle, loving couple whose lives are cut short in a tragic accident. Stuck in the afterlife, they are challenged by navigating the rules of haunting, a surreal and often comedic look at the world beyond. Their personalities are down-to-earth and sweet, which contrasts with the dark and chaotic Beetlejuice they eventually summon to help them. Barbara and Adam attempt to embrace their new roles as ghosts, even trying quirky scare tactics, though their innate kindness makes them fairly ineffective as “monsters.”  The Sandworm is a monstrous creature native to Saturn, introduced in the movie’s iconic desert-scape scenes. When Barbara or Adam accidentally step outside the boundaries of their home, they find themselves in a desolate, otherworldly desert inhabited by these gigantic, serpentine sandworms. The sandworms are visually striking with their black-and-white striped bodies and terrifying jaws, embodying a nightmarish threat in the afterlife’s otherwise bureaucratic, absurdly humorous setting. The sandworms symbolize the danger that lurks for ghosts straying too far from their haunting grounds, making them one of Beetlejuice’s most memorable creatures.