How They Made The Nightmare Before Christmas | The Holiday Movies That Made Us
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- What’s This? Get a sneak peek behind-the-scenes of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas and discover how they made the iconic stop-motion classic (and the real people Jack and Sally are based on!) in The Holiday Movies That Made Us. Now streaming on Netflix.
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How They Made The Nightmare Before Christmas | The Holiday Movies That Made Us
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Unwrap the real stories behind these iconic Christmas blockbusters, thanks to insider interviews and behind-the-scenes peeks. - บันเทิง
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Danny Elfman is one of the most underrated artists. He’s absolutely incredible! When these two collaborate, it’s pure magic!
Dude has a net worth of $50 million and your broke ass is calling him underrated? Like who are you?
@@joeybaseball7352 calling someone "underrated" is a compliment, not an insult.
@@sarak1542 $50 million isn't underrated. Having immense talent and living paycheck-to-paycheck is. There are many extremely talented starving artists who are actually underrated. Not one of the richest people on the planet.
@@sarak1542 It is a compliment yes, but he is definitely not underrated.
Disney wanted nothing to do with this movie lol but seeing how surprisingly well it did they were like, yup it’s OUR movie
Disney always owned the movie. They just slapped Tim Burton on the title because it didn't fit their branding at the time. But over a decade later, and a new president at Disney, they realized they can market this. So they never took it away from Burton.
Yes it makes me mad because Disney only allows very successful ideas be owned by them.I don’t know why but it does make me mad with Disney like if they don’t like it why own it.right
@@joeybaseball7352 they gotta be open to ideas more
Ok so you really need to learn how studios work. Especially during this time if the studios history. Touchstone was the studio that distributed the movie, but its own by disney and its disney money. You have to remember when this movie was released disney was riding a high with their animation features..so why they distributed it through touchstone. Cause they didnt it want it to affect any other film ..they limited their risk just in case it bombed. So hope you learn something today
@@joeybaseball7352they never took it away from burton, they just have rights to the characters and to use them in any way . And seeing that they wont do a sequel without burton shows that they still respect him, even though Dumbo flopped but that wasn't burtons fault..that you can blame on the disney higher ups
Wow I never knew how big the sets were
I love the story from this about how Tim Burton hated the original idea for the ending so much that he kicked a hole in the wall. XD
"And i saved their butts." Hell yeah she fucking did lmao
Man I never knew that Tim was barely in the making of the film. I thought he directed, and did most of the work. Credits should be given to those who deserve it and put the real work behind it. Sad to know that I only found about it now😔 Great job crew people you guy's are awesome af.
It was based on his idea. And he was the famous person. You do realize that Michael Jordan has never made a sneaker in his life? He's just the famous name they used to sell the sneakers.
@@joeybaseball7352 An idea doesn't equal an entire movie though, so he should not be getting all the credit for just doing the bare minimum.
@@Charles12 first of all, it wasn't Tim's decision to put his name in the title. It was Disney's. And just like Disney, Walt Disney died over 50 years ago, yet he still gets credit for everything Disney does.
Thats why I say its henry selicks film
@@joeybaseball7352so if a person ask you to build him a house. And he does. Do you give credit to the builder and say yeah he build me this house or do you give yourself credit and say see this house. I build it.....think hard
“And that’s irrelevant “ 😂😂😂
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Disney wanted nothing to do with this movie... until they realized they could merchandise the crap out of it. :P
Seriously, though, I'm glad that for season one of "The Holiday Movies That Made Us", even though you only covered two movies, I'm glad this was one of them. Something a little... different, when it comes to holiday movies.
Because Disney is a corporation. The people running Disney today are completely different from when the movie came out. So yes, the people running Disney then didn't care for it, but the people who took over did. How do people not realize this?
I was 8 years old LOVED IT went two times to the movie theather with My dad! 😍😍😍
I am interested to see the rest of this documentary.
Its part of a series on Netflix called the holiday movies that made us..I think this is episode 2
The buildings they sculpted were actually big?? 😳 I thought they were like mini houses that could fit on a table or something but no, they were like 5 to 6 feet tall! Wow.
Every holiday season in Hollywood. Disney re releases the movie at el capitan theater. And they showcase some of the original sets in display downstairs. If you are ever in that area during that time I suggest you go. Its a treat
That's it? Aw! This was so engaging and cool I wish it was a full-length doc
I’ve got good news for ya. The full episode of The Holiday Movies That Made Us is now streaming 🎃🎄
@@stillwatchingnetflix Thank you!! 🥰 Merry Christmas!!
@@SomethingSomethingg Right back atcha!
The very first sentence is a flat out lie. "The world's very first feature length stop motion movie" came well before 1993; Just look up "The Adventures of Mark Twain" (1985) or even as far back as 1917 with "El Apostol" (the runtime was 70 minutes, don't know if that qualifies as feature length. If it doesn't, then there is also Prince Bayaya (1950) with a runtime of 87 minutes; surely feature length).
Whoever wrote the script of this documentary either didn't do their research, or are trying to sell the idea that The Nightmare Before Christmas was the very first the same way Disney's been trying to convince us that Steamboat Willie was the first Mickey Mouse cartoon when it was actually Plane Crazy (silent version) which was released in a test screening in May 15th, 1928.
This is great. I love behind the scenes, especially for a crazy back story like this!
I've watched so many of these documentary, interview-type videos on TNBC. I find it so funny how they all talk about this extraordinary movie; they speak like it's just some movie, and they make it sound so easy. like, "oh, yeah. then we started animating and making the music," and it's like oh yeah. but then I go and watch the movie again and am still blown away every time by everything from the music to the animating. beautiful. 🙌
I just love this movie!!!!!!! 😍😍😍
in this house we hail to the pumpkin king 🎃
@@stillwatchingnetflix period !!
This has very little coverage on the actual 'making' of the film. This is just how the concept got rolling. But I know there are already other videos out there about the creation and stop motion production; just saying, perhaps this title isn't accurate.
There’s a longer version of this up on Netflix, it’s about 40 minutes and it’s very interesting
Please put this movie back on netflixxxxx
they cant its owned by disney
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@@kingofnone4671 apparently they had it on at some point
@@helendema2650 that was before disney made disney plus
I consider this a halloween movie :)
So does Selick
It's both a Halloween and Christmas movie
Awesome episode!! What’s the song when Henry Selick talks about how much his wife is sally? It’s been stuck in my head
The documentary says Nightmare Before Christmas was the first stop-motion feature film. I'm surprised - surely some Rankin Bass productions also debuted at cinemas?
Those were shown on tv
Love this.
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There are times when this series is informative but there are times when I think 🙄 “Oh, Jesus Christ! Be serious, will ya!”
"The first feature-length stop motion film!"
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Am I a joke to you?
The Internet likes to make the joke "Huh?? Tim Burton didn't direct the movie!" Maybe not in the most literal or conventional sense of the word, but you heard it right here, folks; they were sending HIM the dailies for his approval, it was HIS directing Danny Elfman that gave them the first "script" with which they could finally begin production, HE was the one telling the art director what the movie needed to look like, the character designers were working off of HIS original drawings... It's the same deal with Burton co-directing with Mike Johnson on 'Corpse Bride'; Johnson helped with directing the crew of animators, but all of the vision came from Burton himself.
I wish there were more!!!! Just saying lol
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The full-length episode is on Netflix!
Dope
I'm confused i just watched this movie on disney+
if youre meaning as to why its being shown by disney and netflix, tnbc isnt actually a disney movie. tim originally showed the idea to disney to do and they refused cause it was too creepy for their image, tim then made the movie on his own and after it was released and disney saw its success, they then went to tim and asked for like part/half share of the movie, which is why its not just a disney thing! its not a disney thing, tim just gave them a bit of a share of it which is why they can show it and make goods from it!
And gave me nightmares
Tim Burton almost had nothing to do with this movie. His "STYLE" and a few diva meltdowns.
Disney would tell you otherwise just to make sure you buy the products. It's kinda cruel honestly, but that's Disney
I'm trying my hardest to watch the horror season. Dear Lord they need to drop the guy doing the voice over and that dumb music wtf??? The background music ruins everything
It's not actually the first stop-motion feature. A whole bunch of Eastern European films came first.
Loved the content but the constant flicking between interviews combined with stupid sound bites inserted gave me headache!! I found myself having to constantly rewind bits to get what was going on as the information was coming in so fast. I get that it was supposed to fun and comedic but the pace was too much and spoilt what could have been an epic look at Tim Burton's career!! They seem to be trying the British sarcastic funny narration but it falls flat, I prefer the American way much better!!