Had to have this movie for our annual halloween movie watching tradition. This movie confuses people because the title makes you think of Christmas but our family very much likes watching the Pumpkin King do his thing around Halloween. It's a great Tim Burton film. My 10 year old loves this movie. Be warned there might be some younger kids that get freaked out by some of the nasty halloween monsters. My daughter has liked this movie since she was about 6 years old if that helps at all. This is a must have in your collection even if you don't have kids.

What's this?! Tim Burton's Disney classic on Blu-Ray? Absolutely!

I received the 20th anniversary edition, which does not include a digital copy as mentioned in some of the older reviews, nor does it come with a protective sleeve as pictured in some reviews. Just the normal, blue jewel case of your typical Blu-Ray disc.

A brilliant mix of stop motion animation, great music, and creepy but good fun, Nightmare Before Christmas was a staple in my household growing up. Definitely one of the darker Disney movies, so the young ones might be a bit frightened. That said, anyone old enough to ride the Haunted Mansion at Disney World or Disneyland should be perfectly fine!

Never has this wonderful world of Tim Burton looked better. Do your children (or your inner child!) a favor and pick this up. You'll be humming "What's This?" for days to come!

I love this movie and I was happy to get it for such a nice price. The only down side is it says it is the collectors edition but it's not. I seen the collectors edition in stores for about twice the price and it has special features and a nice interesting box with a 3D pop-up Jack face on it like its really nice. That was what I was expecting to be honest but it wasn't. It's just the same design as the cover but 2D. Not really a problem though other than the fact that it doesn't have the awesome special features. But I will live without it!

This may be Tim Burton’s pièce de résistance. Yeah, he’s made some other really great movies too. But I can’t think of a single one that has maintained the longevity and popularity of this one. The story is completely unique and imaginative, and the animation is (at least “was”) completely one of a kind in style and quality. Now, this might be a PG movie, but I’d put it towards the upper-end of PG.
The 3-D is pretty decent as well, and was nice to add to the collection of 3-D titles, but the main reason for the purchase was simply for the standard Blu-Ray, which looks and sounds incredible.
I was a little shocked by the price tag (for the 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-Ray 3D, Blu-Ray, DVD, & Digital Copy), but it is rather popular, and there are a lot of different formats being offered in one package.
All-in-all, well worth the money. Whether you’re an old fan looking to upgrade the copy you already have, buying it for the first time, or completely new to it and interested in checking out, you will not be disappointed.

What is not to love about this movie? Everything about this movie is so high quality. The music is amazing, the artistry of the sets and characters is fantastic, the voices are great. It is a classic Halloween/Christmas film, in my opinion.

I remember seeing it when I was younger, but hadn't for years so I was worried about showing it to my littles (6 and 2), but they love it! It is a little spooky, but mostly really fun. Let me tell you, nothing is cuter that seeing a little blonde two year old dancing and singing along to "This is Halloween!"

Looking at a store shelf and seeing both Halloween Decorations and Christmas decorations together, I believe, may have been the premise for this wonderfully offbeat holiday movie. Jack Skellington is the Pumpkin King and the ruler of Halloweentown where all the Halloween nightmare figures live, work and plan for every Halloween since the beginning, but Jack is slowly beginning to feel tired of the same yearly routine and is starting to wonder if there isn't something more. As he is pondering these thoughts, he does encounter something new in a stretch of forest just outside of HalloweenTown. There in a grove is a circle of trees where each holds a doorway, and each doorway is marked differently. One, however, intrigues him more than the rest and he opens it--and is pulled into a completely different world, so unlike his own.It is then he discovers that there are other holidays-and towns like his that celebrates their own days and he has entered ChristmasTown.So enthralled and delighted with his discovery he takes back all that he can find to share this news with the rest of HalloweenTown and ponders his discovery further, especially how to share this holiday. Instead, he decides to take it over and has Santa Claus Kidnapped as he and HalloweenTown prepare for Christmas. The three henchmen who kidnap Santa However, decide to take Santa to Oogie Boogie, who is delighted with the prospect of throwing a wrench in Jack's plans, while Jack proceeds to carry out his plans of delivering toys and treats for Christmas, but with a decidely different twist on things which is not appreciated by the population he visits, prompting an attack on him by the military. Sally, a lovely young creation of Dr. Finklestein, has only Jack's best interests at heart and when her warnings fall on deaf ears tries to save Santa herself, only to be captured by Oogie to join Santa in his own impending demise.Only Jack can save them both--if he can get back in time. This is quite a fascinating romp and there are wonderful catchy tunes and while the figures in HalloweenTown are somewhat nightmarish looking,they are quite likeable in their own quirky way, and seeing Jack play Santa Claus is definitely worth a laugh. Oogie Boogie though is actually quite scary, but has a way with a song which is also quite memorable. While this might scare the toddler set, others would find it fun. It is quite a quirky treat for either Halloween-or Christmas.