The Nightmare Before Christmas 3D
* My friend Faith is very well connected, and she scored four tickets to a special screening of The Nightmare Before Christmas 3D at Graumann’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood (the one with Marilyn Monroe’s footprints outside!). So four of us girls got together, picked up some snacks and put on our 3D glasses. It actually worked pretty well, but since the movie hadn’t been made to take advantage of 3D, there weren’t many places where it popped out or anything. It was loads of fun, and we all went to lunch afterward in Hollywood. Yay!
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Cool ! I love that normal version of movie. I actually got meet the director Henry Sellick at a Christmas party last Christmas. He is good freind with some freinds of mine
They are in up in Portland working at what was the Will Vinton studios. I have a ton-o freinds up there. I don’t know if it was originally planned for 3D ( its all puppet replacement parts) . Corpse Bride is in the same vein but now it is so much easier to do puppetry . They can rig openly to secure the puppets and then just digitally wipe out the rigs. Ahhh the computer age.