Skellington in 3D

By Pat Torfe

Posted 20 years ago

Last Updated on July 28, 2021

I’d grown out of my facination for Disney films a long time ago (though WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? is an exception), but like that favorite song from days gone by, it’s nice once in a while to bask in nostalgia.

According to ComingSoon.net, fans of the cult classic TIM BURTON’S THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS will have a chance to relive seeing the film on the big screen this October, and as an added bonus, in 3-D! Sure, the film wasn’t a hit at the box office the first time around (it seemed kind of shocking back then that Disney would release something like this), but take a look at HotTopic and tell me that the film hasn’t garnered a following.

This decision to re-release the film probably has something to do with the 13th Anniversary of the film, but I could be wrong. No word on how big of a release the film will get, but you can circle October 20th on your calendar for the release. Stay tuned.

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Pat Torfe

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Favorite Movies: Inception, Gremlins, Dog Soldiers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), John Carpenter's read more The Thing, The Evil Dead Trilogy, Halloween (1978), Friday The 13th Parts IV, VI, VII, Predator, Transformers: The Movie, Aliens, Ghostbusters, The Ultimate Versus, Batman, Blade, The Creature From The Black Lagoon, Super Troopers, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, The Crow, Freddy Vs Jason

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