This article recommends 'James and the Giant Peach' as a great follow-up to 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' for fans of spooky holiday vibes. It highlights the film's unique animation style, blending stop-motion and live-action, and its connection to Tim Burton and Henry Selick's collaborative work.
For those who enjoy a good seasonal classic, an underrated Tim Burton movie on Disney+ is the perfect follow-up to The Nightmare Before Christmas. As December draws on, audiences indulging in their favorite holiday films might be compelled to return to the stop-motion classic. Though even creators debate whether The Nightmare Before Christmas is a Halloween movie or a Christmas one, streaming numbers show it’s a must-watch during both festivities.
Fans watching it this month might be craving similar spooky vibes amidst the Christmas season, and this movie with a 91% rotten tomatoes score is just the thing. While The Nightmare Before Christmas reviews often praise Burton’s story and characters, they usually forget it was Henry Selick’s directorial debut before he became a hit with Coraline. Just as the 2009 Neil Gaiman adaptation is confused as a Burton movie, many glide past the two directors’ other collaboration, despite it being considered one of the best stop-motion movies. Three years after The Nightmare Before Christmas , Burton and Selick released the one movie that matches their first project’s unique style, combining spooky elements with a charmingly cozy soundtrack, perfect to add to the holiday movie marathon. James & The Giant Peach Is Available On Disney+, With Animation Perfect For Nightmare Before Christmas Fans Tim Burton And Coraline Director’s Second Movie Together Mixes Live Action With Stop-Motion Close Based on Roald Dahl’s book, James and the Giant Peach was almost Pixar’s first movie instead of Toy Story. Though Disney still adapted the story a year later, its animation ended up being in charge of the creators of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Directed by Henry Selick and produced by Tim Burton, James and the Giant Peach combines stop-motion and live-action sequences that convey an uncanny world that assimilates the most alluring of nightmare
TIM BURTON HENRY SELICK STOP-MOTION ANIMATION THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH
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