Customer Ratings & Reviews

Every year on Halloween we play it, and now it going to be 3D.

Glad to see a 25th anniversary edition and sing along is plus.

Besides being a great movie ... Everything is better in a steelbook!

Great movie for a good value. Looks good in blu Ray. Would recommend.

Great quality and features. Digital copy is very convenient as well.

Wonderful quality and great picture in this great Christmas story

I grew up watching this movie and it still holds up as entertainment.

NBC for serious fan needs to add this dvd. Not much to add.

This is an awesome movie and my fiancée and her kids love it!

Movie is aweso.e and the case was great would recommend to friends

Was an excellent love movie what recommend it to people to watch

Very nice addition to the Disney Steelbook family, Glow in the dark!

My children loved this film. I enjoyed it now as well as I did then.

Very good movie classic and the steel book has a great look to it

I love this movie, but got for a great price!! Wish it was 4k

Was happy to see this in Blu-ray great movie. The picture is great

Great movie must see for every body in the family to watch.

The glow in the dark looks cool and the steelbook itself is nice.

The nightmare before Christmas looks good in this Blu-Ray transfer

The hero of the animated musical fantasy Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG) is a friendly corpse named Jack Skellington. Jack’s head is like a waxy, misshapen golf ball with huge black sockets where the eyes should be; his mouth, a stitched slit full of pegged teeth, breaks into a ghastly open wound of a smile. He looks like a jack-o’-lantern after a car accident, and his skeletal body isn’t much more appealing. Clad in a tattered tuxedo, it’s so tall and straight and spindly it isn’t quite there. The latest of Burton’s sad-sack, eternal-adolescent outcasts, Jack lives in Halloweentown, a fabulously gnarled, horror-movie underworld that suggests a Dr. Seuss dreamscape as redesigned by Hieronymus Bosch. A ringmaster among freaks, Jack gets a charge out of frightening people. But then he visits Christmastown and discovers (well, sort of) the spirit of Christmas. He learns that what he really wants is a friend.