The Nightmare Before Christmas.Robin Hood wrote:What's TNBC?

Well he is married to a corpse in the movie, I have seen the movie twice and it is very good, Maybe you should see the movie, you may understand it a little more. I think you would like the film Alan, I also think you should see A Nightmare before Christmas. That way you will no who Jack is, both movies are very entertainingAlan wrote:I heard from some people at my school that this movie supports necrophelia? I'm shocked!
Wallace and Gromit are going to have that distinction in March. I'd be surpised if they DIDN'T win.Kenai wrote: It's a really good movie and hopefully it wins the Oscar.But I'm surprised it's done so average, maybe if it would've been released this month it would've scored better.
But cheers to Tim Burton for another great masterpiece.
Yes, even if Wallace and Gromit dosn' t win, its biggest competititor is Howl's Moving CastlePrince Eric wrote:Wallace and Gromit are going to have that distinction in March. I'd be surpised if they DIDN'T win.Kenai wrote: It's a really good movie and hopefully it wins the Oscar.But I'm surprised it's done so average, maybe if it would've been released this month it would've scored better.
But cheers to Tim Burton for another great masterpiece.They have too much going for them: 1.) The best reviewed animated film of the year; 2.) One of the best reviewed films of ANY genre; 3.) Lots of sympathy votes for the
I have to say that I think it's time for you and I both to let go of the idea that Howl's Moving Castle will be represented this year. It's not looking so good for a nomination right now. The problem is, it was released too early. That's a problem for movies in ALL categories, not just animation. This is definately the year of the clay, so we can expect two spots will be filled. Even if may not be very good artistically, Chicken Little will definately be there. The only way it wouldn't happen is if it bombs critically and commercially. That doesn't look like it's going to happen: early screenings are favorable and it's sure to make some decent money. There has yet to be a year where they honored a line-up solely based on art, and I don't think this will be the year either. Besides, Hayao already won in this category. They're going to want to spread the wealth. We can hope that there's five nominees this year, but according to cartoonresearch, not enough films will be released for that. I really don't mind. Howl's Moving Castle is really good, but it so happens that this is a very strong year for animation, and it's simply not the best.castleinthesky wrote:Yes, even if Wallace and Gromit dosn' t win, its biggest competititor is Howl's Moving CastlePrince Eric wrote: Wallace and Gromit are going to have that distinction in March. I'd be surpised if they DIDN'T win.They have too much going for them: 1.) The best reviewed animated film of the year; 2.) One of the best reviewed films of ANY genre; 3.) Lots of sympathy votes for the
I wouldn't be suprised if people did want their money back after seeing Corpse Bride, considering it was much less than it really was advertised as, and beause if you would of seen the trailer, you could of seen half the movie for free.
Wallace and Gromit has already won Oscars, yet Howl's hasn't. So I still don't see how spreading the wealth would hurt Howl's.Prince Eric wrote:
Besides, Hayao already won in this category. They're going to want to spread the wealth.
Actually he meant for Best Animated Feature. Wallace and Gromit won best animated shorts, while Hayao Miyazaki has already won for "Spirted Away".castleinthesky wrote: Wallace and Gromit has already won Oscars, yet Howl's hasn't. So I still don't see how spreading the wealth would hurt Howl's.
Actually it's still in the box office. Besides even if it was, Chirstmas would be way too early. The only film that got released on DVD that soon was Surviving Christmas(does anyone actually remember that filmyankees wrote:When do you think we will get a DVD release of this??
Id say it would be good if they could get it out before Christmas because i think its out of the box office...maybe it will get in there again the weekend before halloween
but like a week or 2weeks before christmas wuld be a good release date
i hope they dont wait till next halloween to release it
Yes, but do you know how many people have won multiple Oscars? Tim Burton has won Oscars, and so has Wallace and Gromit. So literally they all should have an equal chance to win. Not to which category they are in. Miyazaki never won an award, Spirited Away did. Until I see Miyazaki win best director, he hasn't won an award. Howl's has never won.Timon/Pumba fan wrote:Actually he meant for Best Animated Feature. Wallace and Gromit won best animated shorts, while Hayao Miyazaki has already won for "Spirted Away".castleinthesky wrote: Wallace and Gromit has already won Oscars, yet Howl's hasn't. So I still don't see how spreading the wealth would hurt Howl's.
Tim Burton has never won an Oscar. In fact, he has never been nominated.castleinthesky wrote:Yes, but do you know how many people have won multiple Oscars? Tim Burton has won Oscars, and so has Wallace and Gromit. So literally they all should have an equal chance to win. Not to which category they are in. Miyazaki never won an award, Spirited Away did. Until I see Miyazaki win best director, he hasn't won an award. Howl's has never won.Timon/Pumba fan wrote: Actually he meant for Best Animated Feature. Wallace and Gromit won best animated shorts, while Hayao Miyazaki has already won for "Spirted Away".