This will always be one of my #1 favorites! The songs and music are amazing, but I did not expect anything less of Danny Elfman. Summing up; I love Disney, I love stop-motion, I love 'monsters' with a kind heart, I love Tim Burton.. Can't get enough, this will live on forever.

What's this? WHAT'S THIS!!? People are giving this less then 10 stars???

The Nightmare Before Christmas was really good. I mean, the music and songs were fun and that's 90% of the movie, so it obviously must be pretty good at the very least, right? The stopmotion too was fantastic, and the premise was interesting enough for a Christmas movie. I probably would have loved it as a kid.

OK...........this film was underwhelming to me and I don't know if it is because I am a little too old for it as I don't feel the usual Disney formula of trying to appeal to kids and adults, do not get me wrong as this is still a good film but in usual Tim Burton fashion, it is style over substance.

Still think it is enjoyable enough but it isn't a Christmas classic like a lot of people like to think it is, but this is just in my opinion. Ain't gonna lie though, has some pretty catchy songs and it is worth a watch just for the animation alone.

Hoping to have a festive night watching films to keep us excited for Christmas, this turned into a nightmare before Christmas. My hopes were raised by learning that it's a Tim Burton film, the man behind "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2005). My hopes were shattered by seeing this dreadful film. Either I just wasn't in the mood for this film, or it really was as boring and pointless as I thought. I'd say it's a little more Halloween than Christmas, but it didn't dampen my Christmas spirit. I just shook it off as an hour and 13 minutes I will never get back.

The stop motion animation is gorgeous. The world is very detailed and unique. The music is great and most songs are very catchy. I’m still not sure if this is more of a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie, either way it's great.

A fantastic movie that is extremely well made for a stop motion. It's the perfect mix of creepy yet sweet.

Painstakingly and meticulously crafted, "The Nightmare Before Christmas" is a beautiful and wonderful film from start to finish.

‘tis the season so I thought it was probably a good time to catch up with this one at last.

The Nightmare Before Christmas is an enchanting trifecta of Tim Burton’s signature Gothic style and wit, Henry Selick’s talent for stop-motion animation and Danny Elfman’s whimsical score.

Burton and Selick take us on an imaginative journey through Christmas and Halloween. The sets are fantastic and it’s clear that rather than just being a quick holiday money-grab, this is a film made with a lot of love and care. There’s nods to lots of films and styles here but I most appreciated the liberal borrowing from those creepy German expressionist silent pictures.

I’m not a fan of musicals though, and this is not really an exception. The tone and pace wore me out, and the film is only 70 minutes long!

Objectively, this is one of Burton’s better works (although he didn’t direct); I’m just not quite as personally enthralled by it as many seem to be.

Christmas and Halloween classic.

I just watched it for the first time. The story is hard to follow (people who have seen it a dozen times will say "really?"). I guess it's easier to like if you grew up watching it.

The story is nul and this film should be voided

What did Santa bring you?

A HEAD

Difficult to judge film... perfect animation, good soundtrack, but plot reception and overall idea a bit too heavy.