Review of The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) by Jazmyne D — 22 Oct 2015

Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, is a 1993 American animated musical film directed by Henry Selick, and produced and written by Tim Burton. This movie was a good way to show kids and everyone else the true meaning of Christmas and Halloween. It shows the true dilemma of the good and the bad in people. Its not all boring and documentary, its fun to watch and is a great way to give out a message.

Jack, is a skeleton man, who lives in a world where he THINKS its always Halloween, because that's how everything may seem. Until he finds haunted Christmas Town and it changes him and the way he acts. Jack has a female admirer with another main character name Sally. Sally is outgoing and really enjoys his company someone he is silly around himself. That's another reason why I enjoyed it as much as I did it was very reliable and real yet non fiction all at once!

Sally doesn't see the good in Jack, neither does the entire Halloween Town. Jack does something incredibly nice and just this one time he does it right, there is no one there to tell him how good of a job he did. I showed my little brothers and sisters this around Christmas and Halloween time they loved it and it answered a lot of questions they had about those too major holidays.

This film was a great way to sum a lot of holidays up and is a catchy and understand able way. The songs where catchy and actually made sense, Not everyone may see it how I did but most will. I enjoyed watching this film and laughing to the funny things and funny situations they get themselves into. I recommend this movie to everyone, it's the best way to combine those special days all in one and made into a story. I want the readers to acknowledge where I'm coming from and to actually take time to watch and review it and compare to get a better understanding if you haven't already.