Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is one of those classics that everyone should see. Glad I was finally able to get a version with the digital code included.

I had to get this classic film it covers so much of the holidays and you know it’s great because it’s one from the Disney cannon.

I only had The Nightmare Before Christmas on VHS and was at times renting it digitally. Now I a two copies! Miss grainy vhs look though.

Nightmare before Christmas is such a great movie. So original and there is no other movie out there that can compare to this one.

Is the nightmare before Christmas steelbook no need to say more lol it flows in the dark steelbook cover with a picture of Jack on it lol

This movie is classic and has a beautiful story and excellent stop motion style. The case is even better as it glows in the dark.

This new limited edition Steelbook to a timeless classic is a must have for any Steelbook collector! Glow in the dark is an added bonus!

Already owned the DVD but needed the digital copy. Film was on sale for a great price. Always enjoyable film and great songs.

My son loves this movie so much. The way we can select he sing along option is awesome. He’s now memorized all the words to the songs.

The case is a handsome compliment with the Blu-ray giving the movie the clarity it deserves to appreciate all the amazing details.

My family loves this movie, we watch it in Halloween time and Christmas time, so we divided to have a hard copy of it in the house.

I definitely got the steelbook. The price was really good and the Steelbook was simple but had some nice glow in the dark art work.

The Nightmare looks great in Bluray and the colors are fascinating. Will it be in 4k in the future? The sound is good in 5.1.

Excellent film, I enjoy the flexibility of having both the blu ray and digital copy to allow me to watch while traveling.

Such a classic movie to watch with the kids, especially around the holidays. Blu ray steelbook is awesone and includes digital HD

One of my 9 yrs old sons all time favorite movies. His 2 favorite holidays are first Halloween second Christmas, this movie brings them both together. And as a mother of 4 any movie that has great soundtrack is my favorite, I might not watch the movie much but I definitely hear it over and over again.

Haven't had a chance to see all the bonus features yet, but I have loved this movie for years and I'm glad to have a blu ray edition

I remember 1993 fairly well, despite only being 5 years old and in kindergarten, with the latest in games, TV shows and movies. I remember seeing trailers for such movies as Jurassic Park, Hocus Pocus and more, but there was one that intrigued me to no end. The Disney marketing machine released trailer after trailer for "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas" over the end of summer/start of fall period, and I knew I wanted to see the film. Despite being only five, I already knew who Tim Burton was, after multiple viewings of Batman and Edward Scissorhands, and wanted to see this movie. Never saw it in theatres. Never got around to renting it or buying it on VHS. Heck, I never even watched this on TV until I caught it on TV a few years ago before work. Well, I caught a few minutes and I was intrigued. I found the 3-disc DVD from around 10 years ago almost for a great deal and decided to watch the movie. 77 minutes later, and.... I'll tell you here in a minute of what I thought. The film starts with Jack Skelington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town singing about his growing weariness of doing the same routine year in and year out. Taking a walk into the woods, he finds 7 trees, each leading to a different holiday town, and ends up in Christmas Town. After being amazed by the new world, he returns with newfound ideas on how to take over Christmas. Of course, he kidnaps Santa and he takes over, causing problems inadvertently with humans and the local Boogeyman, Oogie Boogie. Throughout the course if the film, he discovers his lost passion for Halloween and love in Sally, a ragdoll made by a mad scientist, and all with some great tunes. Surely I had to love the film, right? I mean the songs are great (c/o Danny Elfman, who also provided Jack's singing voice), the animation is strikingly beautiful and the whole look of the world is classic Burton. Sadly, I feel this film is overrated to the nth degree. As stated above, there are plenty of things I like about the film, along with the voice actors and designs being great, but the story is actually kind of boring because of it's short length. The story or the characters are not fleshed out, and the motivations are barebones to say the least. I actually wanted more from the story and all I got was a weak story with a lame villain. Still, the film does have a great sound track and is a looker, and this is a classic movie despite how I feel. So why did I buy this again on Bluray? Well, for starters, the 1080p picture quality is fantastic. It is still the same picture as with the previous Bluray releases (Of which there are several, 2 standard bluray, 2 3D versions) and still looks sharp and detailed. A 4k remaster and/or a 4k Bluray would've been welcome, but this still doesn't disappoint in the slightest. The sound does change from other releases, this time getting a 7.1 DTS-HD track (7.1 Dolby TrueHD before) but still retains it's terrific sound field, but maybe just a tad more crisp than the Dolby tracks. Yet again, a Dolby Atmos or DTS:X track would've sufficed to improve everything. Sadly, this Bluray does drop a few extras from the previous discs ( "The World's of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas featurette, the on-track tour of Jack's Mansion featurette and a deleted scene is gone) but it does have a new sing-along mode that will please the fans, so much so this edition is dubbed the "25th Anniversary Sing-along Version" along with some legacy extras carried over. Starting off is the delectable commentary with producer Tim Burton (Most people still think he directed this film), director Henry Selick and Danny Elfman. Following up is the Jack's Haunted Mansion Tour feature, The Making of The Nightmare Before Christmas featurette, the original poem narrated by Christopher Lee, two short films from Tim Burton, deleted animatics and storyboards, Storyboard to film comparisons and promo materials. It's a fine package, but hold on to those older discs for the complete package. But the real draw was the beautiful steelbook design. The minimalist black and white design, coupled with the embossed and textured art, which glows in the dark, along with the low price of $12.99, you got a must own for any fans of the film who haven't purchased the film, or who collect memorabilia from the film. At any rate, the package is a total recommendation and you will not be disappointed.

We all know the film is a piece of art! But what’s even better about this dvd is the beautiful steel book cover! Great quality.

Haven’t opened it yet. It includes the original version and the sing along version. Can’t see where this could go wrong.