Jack Skeletron, re della Città di Halloween, scopre la Città di Natale, ma i suoi tentativi di portare Natale a casa sua creano confusione.Jack Skeletron, re della Città di Halloween, scopre la Città di Natale, ma i suoi tentativi di portare Natale a casa sua creano confusione.Jack Skeletron, re della Città di Halloween, scopre la Città di Natale, ma i suoi tentativi di portare Natale a casa sua creano confusione.
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Catherine O'Hara
- Sally
- (voce)
- …
Glenn Shadix
- Mayor
- (voce)
Paul Reubens
- Lock
- (voce)
Ken Page
- Oogie Boogie
- (voce)
Edward Ivory
- Santa
- (voce)
- (as Ed Ivory)
Susan McBride
- Big Witch
- (voce)
- …
Debi Durst
- Corpse Kid
- (voce)
- …
Greg Proops
- Harlequin Demon
- (voce)
- (as Gregory Proops)
- …
Kerry Katz
- Man Under Stairs
- (voce)
- …
Randy Crenshaw
- Mr. Hyde
- (voce)
- …
Sherwood Ball
- Mummy
- (voce)
- …
Carmen Twillie
- Undersea Gal
- (voce)
- …
Glenn Walters
- Wolfman
- (voce)
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Lo sapevi?
- QuizTim Burton has said the original poem was inspired after seeing Halloween merchandise display in a store being taken down and replaced by a Christmas display. The juxtaposition of ghouls and goblins with Santa and his reindeer sparked his imagination.
- Blooper(at around 37 mins) In "Kidnap the Sandy Claws," just before Lock launches Barrel across the room, Lock is singing and his words are aligned. But when Barrel begins to sing, Lock's lips are moving to the words that Barrel should be singing. Barrel's lips don't move at all.
- Citazioni
Jack Skellington: [singing] Just because I cannot see it, doesn't mean I can't believe it!
- Curiosità sui creditiNo credits are shown, except the company and the film's name.
- Versioni alternativeThe special edition DVD version has never-before-seen footage of this movie and are the following:
- Lock, Shock and Barrel (the trick-or-treaters) are bored so they grab some snacks and go inside their cage/elevator to watch oogie boogie torture Santa and Sally. And later, a thought to be dead Jack Skellington enters the lair by jumping on the cage/elevator with the kids inside and he scares them which can explain how he got inside the lair at the nick of time. Pictures of the scene were in the promotional booklets, postcard books, and storybooks.
- Jack's further experiments with Christmas such as having a illustrating "Sandy Claws" as a human/lobster hybrid.
- a deleted part of oogie boogie's song that shows his shadow dancing.
- a scene where the vampires are playing hockey with the head of Tim Burton, this was corrected and Tim's head was replaced with a Jack O' Lantern.
Recensione in evidenza
By 1993, director Tim Burton was such a successful filmmaker in Hollywood that he was able to return to one of his most beloved early projects, "The Nightmare Before Christmas." It's certainly an inspired movie, as it is also very weird, and when I say "weird," I mean it's distinctly Burton.
Even though it was directed with enough competency by Henry Selick, this groundbreaking stop-motion animation film is Burton all the way, as it contains ample "esque" qualities that make this "Nightmare" uniquely his vision.
As the film opens in the twisted, "Burton"-esque village of "Halloweentown," Jack Skellington, who is dually voiced by Chris Sarandon and longtime Burton collaborator Danny Elfman, is celebrating another "horrible" Halloween. You'll be shocked and amazed at some of the town's inhabitants, who include jazz-playing zombies, Four Tenor-like vampires, a wolf man, and a wheelchair-bound scientist who occasionally opens up his cranium to (literally) scratch his brain; his creation, a Frankenstein-like scarecrow named Sally (Catherine O'Hara), yearns for contact with others and is quite fond of Jack Skellington.
But Jack's quickly growing tired of the same old routine year after year, and because he's so downtrodden with boredom, he ventures into the dark forest outside the town's borders, and accidentally stumbles onto the wondrous, jolly world of "Christmastown." Enticed by its splendor, he decides to bring back his discovery to the residents of Halloweentown, who of which are just as shocked by Christmas as he is. Jack gets the brilliant idea to pose as Santa Claus but hires three mischief-makers to kidnap the real Santa so he can share his own, misguided vision of Christmas with an unprepared world.
Painstakingly and meticulously crafted, "The Nightmare Before Christmas" is a beautiful and wonderful film from start to finish. The most famous image of this film is the cover art, which features Skellington eerily silhouetted against a full moon while he stands atop a coiled hill that overlooks a desolate graveyard.
Burton is such a wonderful director, who had already brought us one unique "esque" vision after the other, especially with the first two "Batman" films and "Edward Scissorhands" behind him as of '93 when "Nightmare" was made.
10/10
Even though it was directed with enough competency by Henry Selick, this groundbreaking stop-motion animation film is Burton all the way, as it contains ample "esque" qualities that make this "Nightmare" uniquely his vision.
As the film opens in the twisted, "Burton"-esque village of "Halloweentown," Jack Skellington, who is dually voiced by Chris Sarandon and longtime Burton collaborator Danny Elfman, is celebrating another "horrible" Halloween. You'll be shocked and amazed at some of the town's inhabitants, who include jazz-playing zombies, Four Tenor-like vampires, a wolf man, and a wheelchair-bound scientist who occasionally opens up his cranium to (literally) scratch his brain; his creation, a Frankenstein-like scarecrow named Sally (Catherine O'Hara), yearns for contact with others and is quite fond of Jack Skellington.
But Jack's quickly growing tired of the same old routine year after year, and because he's so downtrodden with boredom, he ventures into the dark forest outside the town's borders, and accidentally stumbles onto the wondrous, jolly world of "Christmastown." Enticed by its splendor, he decides to bring back his discovery to the residents of Halloweentown, who of which are just as shocked by Christmas as he is. Jack gets the brilliant idea to pose as Santa Claus but hires three mischief-makers to kidnap the real Santa so he can share his own, misguided vision of Christmas with an unprepared world.
Painstakingly and meticulously crafted, "The Nightmare Before Christmas" is a beautiful and wonderful film from start to finish. The most famous image of this film is the cover art, which features Skellington eerily silhouetted against a full moon while he stands atop a coiled hill that overlooks a desolate graveyard.
Burton is such a wonderful director, who had already brought us one unique "esque" vision after the other, especially with the first two "Batman" films and "Edward Scissorhands" behind him as of '93 when "Nightmare" was made.
10/10
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Dettagli
- Data di uscita
- Paese di origine
- Siti ufficiali
- Lingua
- Celebre anche come
- El extraño mundo de Jack
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Skellington Productions - 375 7th Street, San Francisco, California, Stati Uniti(Studio, demolished in 1998)
- Aziende produttrici
- Vedi altri crediti dell’azienda su IMDbPro
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- Budget
- 18.000.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 93.745.329 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 191.232 USD
- 17 ott 1993
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 107.798.585 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 16 minuti
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
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