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Tim Burton Explains Why He Won’t Make More Sequels to His Movies After Beetlejuice 2
ComicBook.comStory by Cameron Bonomolo
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Tim Burton refuses to revisit his iconic films Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas, citing a desire to preserve their standalone status, despite the commercial success of his recent Beetlejuice 2 sequel.
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- Burton is wary of revisiting his past hits, explaining that 'certain things are best left on their own' - a stark contrast to his willingness to make a third Beetlejuice film, which he joked he'd be over 100 years old by the time it gets made.
- The director has hinted at a future collaboration with frequent star Johnny Depp, but ruled out sequels to the Disney-owned Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas, which he sees as 'one-off' films that shouldn't be revisited.
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