The Nightmare Before Christmas

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Ord wrote:Really? I remember it coming out in the cinemas in the UK at the end of November for the Christmas season.
It's a Christmas film.

I'm sure i watched it earlier than that. Went with gf of that time. Wierd, don't have any christmassy memories of that time anyway. Mind you, as a student with no money it wasn't such a big thing.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Qikz** » Wed Aug 22, 2012 1:32 pm

Christmas Eve film.

StayDead wrote:Christmas Eve film.

Nope.

Also, NBC was released on 24th November 94. Christmas film.

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Tafdolphin wrote:
StayDead wrote:Christmas Eve film.

Nope.

Nope.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Wedgie** » Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:02 pm

Cosmo wrote:
Tafdolphin wrote:
StayDead wrote:Christmas Eve film.

Nope.

Nope.

I know we are supposed to be charitable at christmas, but what have Red Cross do anything about this thread?

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Cosmo** » Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:06 pm

Piss dicks. Fixed. Probably.

Cosmo wrote:
Tafdolphin wrote:
StayDead wrote:Christmas Eve film.

Nope.

Nope.

Correct answer.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Poser** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 12:04 pm

Uppa wrote:
I think I always wished that there were more films that bridged the gap like this one.

You've not looked hard enough:

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Qikz** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 1:39 pm

Jack Frost is hilariously bad. I preferred the second one? It was more a comedy horror deliberately and had the mini snowmen.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Rax** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 1:55 pm

StayDead wrote:Jack Frost is hilariously bad. I preferred the second one? It was more a comedy horror deliberately and had the mini snowmen.

Im Ron Burgundy?

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Qikz** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 2:23 pm

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Cosmo** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:28 pm

I think it was more you put a '?' where it wasn't needed. I haven't seen the Jack Frost movies, but they sound hilarious.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Rax** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:31 pm

It was indeed the fact you asked us which one you prefer.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Qikz** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 5:39 pm

It was more a case of was it the second one? I couldn't remember if there was a second one or not. :lol:

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Wedgie** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 6:24 pm

I accidentally saw Jack Frost. The lady at the video rental store put in the horror one in, not the Michael Keaton one. Thought it was strange that the font on the VHS label is horror-esque.

Then I was staring at what I've seen and wonder where is Michael Keaton after 5 minutes. Not even th crap trailers for even worse films hinted its the wrong film. :slol:

Hiralously terrible. Even the acting. The camerawork sucks too! I end up watching the entire film, with tears of boredom, cringing and chuckling.

And do I regret it? No.

And the Michael Keaton film? Rubbish.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Uppa** » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:54 am

Poser wrote:
Uppa wrote:
I think I always wished that there were more films that bridged the gap like this one.

You've not looked hard enough

All valid bridges; I have to confess that they didn't cross my mind!

In my defence, I was around eight-years-old at the time of looking for such films, and was in pursuit of films of a more...er...family-friendly variety in order to drum up the happier side of excitement, rather than the fearful dimension! That's what The Nightmare Before Christmas did for me.

PostRe: The Nightmare Before Christmas by **Poser** » Fri Aug 24, 2012 12:10 pm

Uppa wrote:
Poser wrote:
Uppa wrote:
I think I always wished that there were more films that bridged the gap like this one.

You've not looked hard enough

All valid bridges; I have to confess that they didn't cross my mind!

In my defence, I was around eight-years-old at the time of looking for such films, and was in pursuit of films of a more...er...family-friendly variety in order to drum up the happier side of excitement, rather than the fearful dimension! That's what The Nightmare Before Christmas did for me.

Fair enough. Those only occurred to me because Silent Night, Deadly Night keeps being recommended for me on Netflix because of my horror-watching history.

I love the strapline for Santa Claws: His Slay Bells Are Ringing.

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