Directed by Henry Sellick, who also made the excellent Coraline, and James and The Giant Peach. Burton was kept too busy directing Batman Returns to work on this movie, although the story and many of the characters were created by Burton.
This movie was NOT directed by Tim Burton, but by Henry Selick. Poor dude never gets the credit he deserves just because marketing put Burton's name everywhere.
Patchwork Sally is so endearing. She tries her best to thwart Jack and his disastrous Christmas take-over idea. And she does use her limbs quite efficienty to make things go her way. But Jack Skeleton is determined like no other. I guess that's why he's the Pumpkin King.
This was such a wholesome reaction!! This is definitely one of the annual musts, and the songs will grow a place in your heart. Thank you for sharing!!
Thanks for the awesome reaction Mary! BTW, the "chicken" on the holiday tree in the beginning is actually supposed to be a turkey for Thanksgiving, LOL! 😆 (No worries, only Americans and Canadians would readily get that reference.) Keep up the great work of just being yourself!!! 😊 Happy New Year!!!
The best part about watching movie reactions is seeing someone else absolutely adore something that you have loved for years. It’s like two of your good friends meeting for the first time and really hitting it off. So glad you enjoyed it, Mary!
I was born in 1988, saw this in theaters in 1993, and got the VHS tape for my birthday in 1994. It's been my all-time favourite movie ever since. I have the entire thing memorized line for line and even the way the characters express themselves. I'm always glad when someone sees this movie for the first time 😊 My record for most times watched back-to-back is 7 when I was around 7 or 8 years old and the only reason it wasn't more was because my mom told me I had to go to bed for school in the morning, lol.
What's great about this movie is that it can be seen on Halloween and/or Christmas. I absolutely love the films of Tim Burton whether he produced or directed them. His films are so unique. Being this is your first time watching this film, watch it again in the future. The visuals are extremely amazing when you pay close attention to the details. An example is when Jack is scientifically calculating the meaning of Christmas, just above the end of the equation is the date that the movie was released. There are other little tidbits throughout the movie if you look in the details. I look forward to your next reaction. 🎥
4:50 - I suspect the screaming doorbell is a nod to MURDER BY DEATH. 5:19 - Turkey! Not chicken! 5:53 - Sounds like you’re listening to an, um, alternative version? This song does not contain “f*ck” or “sh*t.” 13:21 - Again, turkey not chicken. And that IS the (radically overcooked) Thanksgiving turkey they’re wheeling out behind the Easter Bunny. 23:07 - C. S. Lewis said that although not every good story for adults is suitable for children, any good story for children is suitable for adults.
Good ol' Nightmare Before Christmas. I remember when that movie came out I believe around 1993. Because it was stop motion it took about 3 years to make I believe
It's stop motion animation with figures/dolls. It's actually directed by Henry Sellick (who also directed Coraline and James & The Giant Peach), but it's still created by Tim Burton and he was the writer & the producer (no worries, people often mistaken that Burton also directed this one).
Burton came up with the idea, the story, the creatures, and the new camera technology to make the movie even possible. Burton was working on Batman Returns and he didn't have the time to dedicate to the laborious stop motion process. So he gave director duties to Harry Selick. He gave the creation of the score to Danny Elfman. (what a Master Stroke) Burton did supervise all the scenes, storyboards, and the overall direction he just didn't do the day-to-day work. He couldn't.
Close. But Burton was actually working on Batman Returns when Nightmare Before Christmas was being made. Beetlejuice was 4 years earlier... and... I wouldn't really say that he supervised all shots... he did have final say on creative decisions but doesn't sound like he was very hands-on, only coming by the see how things were going and give his input (and occasionally kick holes in the wall when someone disagreed with him) a few times over the course of the production. The lion's share of the credit for this movie IMO goes to 3 people: Burton for the idea, story, and original characters; Selick for actually directing it and bringing Burton's vision to life, and then Danny Elfman for writing all (and performing many) the songs where the majority of the story is told and characterization takes place.
@@nooneofconsequence1251 Thanks for the heads up regarding which movie he was working on. Beetlejuice, Batman or Batman Returns. I do see where creative heads will bump, since he's not doing the work, so he has no ide of the day to day technical challenges. I did read one of these clashes came during the creation of the doorknob reflection shot. It would be unparalleled in stop motion animation but they almost didn't achieve it. Since it was such a challenge to overcome. and it too months to figure out.
@@nooneofconsequence1251 Danny Efman's song writing was so amazing it's mind blowing. So I can easily see Burton leaving him to his own devices. I guess thts why Elfman has worked on the score for almost every Tim Burton movie. Burton knows where to get that special musical magic.
Ooggie Boggie is so much fun and such a prankster. He would make such a great Halloween party host. Picture the Conjuring meets the Exorsist. Damnation on another level.
Hi Mary, Harry Selick directed this movie. He has a great deal of experience with stop motion animation. Tim Burton was hugely smart to have Harry Selick direct this movie. Film is normally projected at 24 frames per second. Therefore, you need 24 pictures for 1 second of movie. It's a very labor intensive process. I'm sure there's a lot more to this kind of animation, but this is a general overview of the procedure.
Mary Christmas! I love this movie, been watching it every year since I was a kid, mostly during October. For me it's a Halloween movie, for others it's a Christmas movie. Take your pick 😁
Stop motion animation is a technique where you set up a static scene and take a picture, then move the subject very slightly and take another picture. Do that enough times and then play it back at an accelerated speed and it creates realistic movement. It's an extremely laborious process. There are several popular Christmas specials from the 60s & 70s that were made with stop motion animation (also called "claymation") which were favorites of Burton's growing up. The initial idea for the movie was to harken back to those old specials that he loved, with the twist of adding the gothic spookiness that he also loved. There are very few studios that still make these kinds of movies. One of the most famous is Laika, which has its workshop near where I live. Their process has gotten so good and smooth that you almost can't tell the difference between it and computer-generated images. Almost a shame in a way because of how much work it takes, it almost looks too good.
and a merry christmas to you too, Mary! Glad you took in this classic, I loved it as a kid and still do.. to be perfect honest, I thought Oogie Boogie was the coolest when I was a little guy; glow-in-the-dark hideout full of traps, vermin for guts, three pistol-packin' slot machines, and a dazzling baritone~
On another Reaction to this movie I asked if a bad dream is a nightmare is a good dream a nightstallion and lots of people commented back that they though it was a fantastic idea. But then I found out that the mare in nightmare doesn't refer to a female horse. It's from the Latin for sea, mare. I still think we can call good dreams nightstallions though.
TNBC Was animated by Henry Selick, Burton was the "ideas man", Also, next Halloween you should watch Sleepy Hollow, Very Burton, Very Halloween, and, AND very "Low Countries" Also also, "ELF"!
Claymation takes forever and a day to make. But when done right, they are fantastic. This is a good one for Halloween or Christmas IMO. And you wouldn't want to live in Halloween town? Awww. I would. 😊
Have you watched the footage of the live concert they do every year of all the songs sung by (almost) every original cast member? Look it up on RUclips if you haven't.
A very Merry Christmas to you, sweetheart. Truly a great film… 2 holidays in one…. No, 3… “BUNNY!” I was swinging on lamp-posts after seeing this in theaters.
Ghostbusters 2 is good for new years Rise of the Guardians is good for anywhere between Christmas and Easter A Christmas movie for you to enjoy next year would be Muppet Family Christmas If you're feeling holiday horror then Santa's Slay is some campy holiday fun And if you would like a holiday movie between Remembrance Day/Memorial Day/Veterans Day and Christmas might I suggest Joyeux Noel An odd little satire of Christmas is Hogfather
Concerning Jack and Oogie Boogie not getting along, I’ve always wondered about that backstory. Few hints are given. Jack tells the trick-or-treaters “to leave Oogie Boogie out of” his Santa caper, suggesting a possible shaky turf agreement between them similar to the witches in the Wizard of Oz, i.e., Oogie Boogie runs the underworld, and Jack rules Halloweentown. They might have clashed in the past, and possibly came to some peace agreement, though Jack took him down pretty quickly, suggesting Oogie was running the Underworld at with Jack’s permission, not because they were equals.
Growing up, I quickly realized that my parents were in the pocket of Big Santa. They reported everything I did that was naughty, and so I had to keep on THEIR good sides, to get them to give favorable reports. This made it necessary to prioritize making all my misdeeds outside of their sphere of notice, and cultivating my personal charm, to keep them won over, at those times when my villainy was exposed..
While the entire film is amazing, the best part (for me at least) would be Oogie Boogie! His Cab Calloway/casino inspired number, his personality, he's a fantastic addition to Disney's villain library. Also, Oogie was the hardest to animate since his puppet was super heavy and difficult to move.
Marij: How is Jack gonna improve Christmas? K2Da_G: Oh Marij, you just wait and see. Christmas will be to die for. Hahahahahahahhahaahhahahah (think of the most evilest laugh you can imagine)
i mean at the beginning of the year we get more busy but this time of year i work more, because we get more customers. i work in a restaurant, everybody wants god damn crab in december, they want me to mix them drinks, to clean up after them, and no tip. I couldn't buy my dad a present this year, the last of my money went to my mom and brothers gift. I get it, a tip is not mandatory, but I do a good job, especially around the holidays. It's just rude to ask me for extras, I take them OFF YOUR BILL and you leave me 28 cents.
A suggestion if you haven't watched it yet is doctor who it's a long series where it's full of adventures and alot of fun it was started back in the 60s and it's still going now and it's so amazing fantastic and I think you could start to react and see if you like it
Here's a behind the scenes video if you're interested. I went to school for animation so I've done a lot of this stuff. ruclips.net/video/kLw-Fo8uhis/видео.html
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Merry Christmas! 🎄🎃
Merry Christmas!!☃
Merry Christmas from Texas!
Merry Christmas, Mary =)
Hi Mary! Hope you've had a wonderful, Happy Christmas!👋
Merry Christmas
Directed by Henry Sellick, who also made the excellent Coraline, and James and The Giant Peach. Burton was kept too busy directing Batman Returns to work on this movie, although the story and many of the characters were created by Burton.
"The doorways to all the holidays! I would hundred percent have gone for a chicken." I'm pretty sure that's a Thanksgiving turkey. 😝🦃
This movie was NOT directed by Tim Burton, but by Henry Selick. Poor dude never gets the credit he deserves just because marketing put Burton's name everywhere.
I scrolled down to say this, beat me to it
Also, Coraline is the best.
Now everyone thinks that Burton directed Coraline as well!
of course Burton's name is everywhere. He came up with the idea and all the characters. it would never have been made without him
yeah but doesn’t putting the name of the writter matter more than who directed it? tim burton wrote the story.
"The fuck? The fuck!? The fuck is in the air!" Killed me.
Thank you.
I LOVE the adaption of "What's this?" I just about died laughing!
Here's the rest, ruclips.net/video/1lzjKSqSgp0/видео.html
@@ryjinannon nice!👍🏼
Same, was not expecting it and I almost spit out my water. xD
I had to play that bit again just to make sure I heard what I thought I heard. 😆
I love how this movie honors Halloween spookiness and Christmas cheer so well!
Patchwork Sally is so endearing. She tries her best to thwart Jack and his disastrous Christmas take-over idea. And she does use her limbs quite efficienty to make things go her way. But Jack Skeleton is determined like no other. I guess that's why he's the Pumpkin King.
*Skellington
This was such a wholesome reaction!! This is definitely one of the annual musts, and the songs will grow a place in your heart. Thank you for sharing!!
Wholesome? I'm pretty sure she edited the F-word into the movie.
Thanks for the awesome reaction Mary! BTW, the "chicken" on the holiday tree in the beginning is actually supposed to be a turkey for Thanksgiving, LOL! 😆 (No worries, only Americans and Canadians would readily get that reference.) Keep up the great work of just being yourself!!! 😊 Happy New Year!!!
I just spent 30 minutes scrolling and haven’t seen a single person point out That mary used a parody of “whats this”
The best part about watching movie reactions is seeing someone else absolutely adore something that you have loved for years. It’s like two of your good friends meeting for the first time and really hitting it off. So glad you enjoyed it, Mary!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Mary, now lets all hope 2022 will be the year of returning back to some type of normality.
I was born in 1988, saw this in theaters in 1993, and got the VHS tape for my birthday in 1994. It's been my all-time favourite movie ever since. I have the entire thing memorized line for line and even the way the characters express themselves. I'm always glad when someone sees this movie for the first time 😊
My record for most times watched back-to-back is 7 when I was around 7 or 8 years old and the only reason it wasn't more was because my mom told me I had to go to bed for school in the morning, lol.
I still own the same VHS tape to this day.
This movie is as made using stop motion. So they would move the figures slightly, take a photo, over and over. So it took a long time to do
I'll admit it makes me chuckle every time a non-American reactor wonders what holiday has a chicken for a symbol.
What's great about this movie is that it can be seen on Halloween and/or Christmas. I absolutely love the films of Tim Burton whether he produced or directed them. His films are so unique. Being this is your first time watching this film, watch it again in the future. The visuals are extremely amazing when you pay close attention to the details. An example is when Jack is scientifically calculating the meaning of Christmas, just above the end of the equation is the date that the movie was released. There are other little tidbits throughout the movie if you look in the details. I look forward to your next reaction. 🎥
It's really not a Halloween movie, it's a Halloween themed Christmas movie.
In the war between "Is this a Christmas Movie?" and "Is this a Halloween Movie?" I say split the difference and say "This is a Thanksgiving Movie!"
Thank you, Mary! ❄ And, yes, your sweater is adorable.
4:50 - I suspect the screaming doorbell is a nod to MURDER BY DEATH.
5:19 - Turkey! Not chicken!
5:53 - Sounds like you’re listening to an, um, alternative version? This song does not contain “f*ck” or “sh*t.”
13:21 - Again, turkey not chicken. And that IS the (radically overcooked) Thanksgiving turkey they’re wheeling out behind the Easter Bunny.
23:07 - C. S. Lewis said that although not every good story for adults is suitable for children, any good story for children is suitable for adults.
Fun Fact:
The Evil Scientist was voiced by the actor who played Uncle Lewis in Christmas Vacation!
Merry Christmas and a happy new year. Peace and love to you and yours. Thanks for sharing.
This came out on my tenth birthday and I've loved it ever since.
Hi Mary, thank you so much for reacting The Nightmare Befor Chrismas, have seen this movie every Halloween and Chistmas since 1996❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😘😘😘
Since you just watched it as well, you might recognize the voice of the mad scientist in this as the cigar smoking great uncle in Christmas Vacation.
BWAHAHAHA I Need to replay 5:41 a couple of times to understand. Lmao, nice one Mary.
Merry xmas!!! Love you reactions!!.
Good ol' Nightmare Before Christmas. I remember when that movie came out I believe around 1993. Because it was stop motion it took about 3 years to make I believe
It's stop motion animation with figures/dolls. It's actually directed by Henry Sellick (who also directed Coraline and James & The Giant Peach), but it's still created by Tim Burton and he was the writer & the producer (no worries, people often mistaken that Burton also directed this one).
1:26 'Confusing it with another one' //SWEENEY TODD VIBES DETECTED!
Burton came up with the idea, the story, the creatures, and the new camera technology to make the movie even possible. Burton was working on Batman Returns and he didn't have the time to dedicate to the laborious stop motion process. So he gave director duties to Harry Selick. He gave the creation of the score to Danny Elfman. (what a Master Stroke) Burton did supervise all the scenes, storyboards, and the overall direction he just didn't do the day-to-day work. He couldn't.
Close. But Burton was actually working on Batman Returns when Nightmare Before Christmas was being made. Beetlejuice was 4 years earlier... and... I wouldn't really say that he supervised all shots... he did have final say on creative decisions but doesn't sound like he was very hands-on, only coming by the see how things were going and give his input (and occasionally kick holes in the wall when someone disagreed with him) a few times over the course of the production.
The lion's share of the credit for this movie IMO goes to 3 people: Burton for the idea, story, and original characters; Selick for actually directing it and bringing Burton's vision to life, and then Danny Elfman for writing all (and performing many) the songs where the majority of the story is told and characterization takes place.
@@nooneofconsequence1251 Thanks for the heads up regarding which movie he was working on. Beetlejuice, Batman or Batman Returns. I do see where creative heads will bump, since he's not doing the work, so he has no ide of the day to day technical challenges. I did read one of these clashes came during the creation of the doorknob reflection shot. It would be unparalleled in stop motion animation but they almost didn't achieve it. Since it was such a challenge to overcome. and it too months to figure out.
@@nooneofconsequence1251 Danny Efman's song writing was so amazing it's mind blowing. So I can easily see Burton leaving him to his own devices. I guess thts why Elfman has worked on the score for almost every Tim Burton movie. Burton knows where to get that special musical magic.
Delightful! I love this thing. Thanks for sharing. Here we go!
The stop motion puppetry is brilliant. Loved this film as a kid, saw it in theaters.
Thank you Mari. Happy New Year!
I was back at work today and feeling a bit ‘over’ Christmas - but watching how much you enjoyed this made me feel all Christmassy again :)
Lol I assumed her adorable intro was based on this movie when jack says. Iiiiits Christmas time.
I always think of it as a Halloween movie. But it was originally released as a Christmas film.
Ooggie Boggie is so much fun and such a prankster. He would make such a great Halloween party host. Picture the Conjuring meets the Exorsist. Damnation on another level.
Life goals: go to a party co-hosted by Oogie Boogie and Beetlejuice.
Hi Mary,
Harry Selick directed this movie. He has a great deal of experience with stop motion animation. Tim Burton was hugely smart to have Harry Selick direct this movie. Film is normally projected at 24 frames per second. Therefore, you need 24 pictures for 1 second of movie. It's a very labor intensive process. I'm sure there's a lot more to this kind of animation, but this is a general overview of the procedure.
Mary Christmas! I love this movie, been watching it every year since I was a kid, mostly during October. For me it's a Halloween movie, for others it's a Christmas movie. Take your pick 😁
Another wonderful reaction! Thank you, for all the amazing content you put out. It's very much appreciated! I hope you have a happy and safe New Year!
You could never be in trouble with us Mary. Merry Christmas 🎅
Merry Christmas Mari.😺🎄
Stop motion animation is a technique where you set up a static scene and take a picture, then move the subject very slightly and take another picture. Do that enough times and then play it back at an accelerated speed and it creates realistic movement. It's an extremely laborious process.
There are several popular Christmas specials from the 60s & 70s that were made with stop motion animation (also called "claymation") which were favorites of Burton's growing up. The initial idea for the movie was to harken back to those old specials that he loved, with the twist of adding the gothic spookiness that he also loved.
There are very few studios that still make these kinds of movies. One of the most famous is Laika, which has its workshop near where I live. Their process has gotten so good and smooth that you almost can't tell the difference between it and computer-generated images. Almost a shame in a way because of how much work it takes, it almost looks too good.
Great reaction, and merry christmas! Another great burton (imho, his best) is Ed Wood. That would ve a great one for your channel, I think.
and a merry christmas to you too, Mary! Glad you took in this classic, I loved it as a kid and still do.. to be perfect honest, I thought Oogie Boogie was the coolest when I was a little guy; glow-in-the-dark hideout full of traps, vermin for guts, three pistol-packin' slot machines, and a dazzling baritone~
You have to watch It’s A Wonderful Life! It’s the ultimate Christmas movie…
Please watch WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT!
On another Reaction to this movie I asked if a bad dream is a nightmare is a good dream a nightstallion and lots of people commented back that they though it was a fantastic idea.
But then I found out that the mare in nightmare doesn't refer to a female horse. It's from the Latin for sea, mare.
I still think we can call good dreams nightstallions though.
TNBC Was animated by Henry Selick, Burton was the "ideas man", Also, next Halloween you should watch Sleepy Hollow, Very Burton, Very Halloween, and, AND very "Low Countries" Also also, "ELF"!
No need to wait till next Halloween to watch Sleepy Hollow! It's amazing and can be watched any time!
PS: Merry Chrismas Mary👍👍👍😍
Stop motion is such an old technique, but still works wonders! "Coraline" and "ParaNorman" (Laika FTW!!!) should definitely be on your list!
If you look close Zero's glowing nose is a jack-o-lantern.
Merry Christmas. Hope you had a good holiday! I would love to see you watch the Hannibal tv show.
One of my favorite movies. Soo glad you enjoyed it.
Claymation takes forever and a day to make. But when done right, they are fantastic. This is a good one for Halloween or Christmas IMO. And you wouldn't want to live in Halloween town? Awww. I would. 😊
Jack's Skelington's singing voice was provided by longtime Tim Butron collaborator composer Danny Elfman.
Have you watched the footage of the live concert they do every year of all the songs sung by (almost) every original cast member?
Look it up on RUclips if you haven't.
5:40 what the hell was that??
it is a meme song you can find here on youtube^^ I added it as a joke :D
the 1990 live action "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" is a movie that like "Ant-Man" seems silly, but actually has a lot of heart
The door with the giant bird on it is a turkey for Thanksgiving not a chicken.😉
A very Merry Christmas to you, sweetheart. Truly a great film… 2 holidays in one…. No, 3… “BUNNY!”
I was swinging on lamp-posts after seeing this in theaters.
This movie is so much fun. Some creepiness with the scientist (which I don't like...being a scientist myself) but otherwise fun as can be.
Danny Elfman has an incredible body of work, but I think most would agree this is his masterpiece.
Ghostbusters 2 is good for new years
Rise of the Guardians is good for anywhere between Christmas and Easter
A Christmas movie for you to enjoy next year would be Muppet Family Christmas
If you're feeling holiday horror then Santa's Slay is some campy holiday fun
And if you would like a holiday movie between Remembrance Day/Memorial Day/Veterans Day and Christmas might I suggest Joyeux Noel
An odd little satire of Christmas is Hogfather
Happy Hallo-xmas!
Concerning Jack and Oogie Boogie not getting along, I’ve always wondered about that backstory. Few hints are given. Jack tells the trick-or-treaters “to leave Oogie Boogie out of” his Santa caper, suggesting a possible shaky turf agreement between them similar to the witches in the Wizard of Oz, i.e., Oogie Boogie runs the underworld, and Jack rules Halloweentown. They might have clashed in the past, and possibly came to some peace agreement, though Jack took him down pretty quickly, suggesting Oogie was running the Underworld at with Jack’s permission, not because they were equals.
Keep in mind this movie was actually directed by henry selick.
Oh I don't know. I think living in Halloweentown would be pretty cool.
Mary you're smart, adorable and a total nerd. Love it. Merry Christmas Ho! Ho! Ho!
Please watch THE NEVERENDING STORY!
Since you loved this, I highly recommend checking out Fantastic Mr. Fox next Thanksgiving.
Growing up, I quickly realized that my parents were in the pocket of Big Santa. They reported everything I did that was naughty, and so I had to keep on THEIR good sides, to get them to give favorable reports. This made it necessary to prioritize making all my misdeeds outside of their sphere of notice, and cultivating my personal charm, to keep them won over, at those times when my villainy was exposed..
This is a treasure of a movie
I always wished they would make a live action Jack movie.
While the entire film is amazing, the best part (for me at least) would be Oogie Boogie! His Cab Calloway/casino inspired number, his personality, he's a fantastic addition to Disney's villain library.
Also, Oogie was the hardest to animate since his puppet was super heavy and difficult to move.
Marij: How is Jack gonna improve Christmas?
K2Da_G: Oh Marij, you just wait and see. Christmas will be to die for. Hahahahahahahhahaahhahahah (think of the most evilest laugh you can imagine)
NICE THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS (1993 ) FILM - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION !!!!
Corpse Bride is another great one
Ok...that is not a chicken. It us a Turkey for Thanksgiving.
i like your guffwa
(boisterous laugh)
If you liked the songs, I'd recommend you to listen to "a capella" covers by Voiceplay.
i mean at the beginning of the year we get more busy
but this time of year i work more, because we get more customers. i work in a restaurant, everybody wants god damn crab in december, they want me to mix them drinks, to clean up after them, and no tip.
I couldn't buy my dad a present this year, the last of my money went to my mom and brothers gift.
I get it, a tip is not mandatory, but I do a good job, especially around the holidays. It's just rude to ask me for extras, I take them OFF YOUR BILL and you leave me 28 cents.
Ud be surprised. It's stop motion animation. Look up how many heads jack had just to film
There's a movie about the dog called Frankenweenie
5:41 What's this?
Mary's video editor trying to be funny.
@@Vince_Steele Who is her editor, Tyler Durden?
Wait, was that an R rated version of "What's This?"?
My personal opinion a great love story
One of my favorite movies for the holidays. Coraline, and James and the Giant Peach are more great movies to check out from director Henry Sellick.🍿🎥
react to “life is beautiful” 1997, it’s one of the best movies of all time imo
Corpse Bride is your next Tim Burton movie? Great movie!
Love You. Please do "It's a Wonderful Life" non colorized version . A Brilliant , Wholesome holiday movie 😍
A suggestion if you haven't watched it yet is doctor who it's a long series where it's full of adventures and alot of fun it was started back in the 60s and it's still going now and it's so amazing fantastic and I think you could start to react and see if you like it
What are you saying when you freak out? I legitimately am curious. I hear "Ahh! Cuss!" but I'm sure I'm wrong.
This film was made with stop motion, not computer animation. Very time-consuming!
For me this is more of a Halloween movie.
Here's a behind the scenes video if you're interested. I went to school for animation so I've done a lot of this stuff.
ruclips.net/video/kLw-Fo8uhis/видео.html
Vivianne Miedema
any relations?
You need to react to KLAUS on Netflix
Christmas movie
One of the greatest Christmas movies I’ve ever seen
And it’s only a couple of years old
Stop motion animation.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You should watch Polar Express
Zou je eens naar een Vlaamse film willen kijken zoals "Niet schieten"?