Nightmare before Christmas

[Soubriquet]

Christmas or Halloween film?

I think Christmas

Christmas

DH cites it as one of his all time favourite films and watches it at both Halloween and Christmas. I'm not a big fan of Tim Burton so I don't watch it at all.

Christmas definitely - but I will accept a request for it around Halloween also.

It is agreed that it is both in our house so it can be watched anytime (repeatedly) from Oct to Dec.

I made the mistake of showing it to my 4 year old DD at Halloween and now it's an every bloody day film; at least once if not multiple times.
I did love it but now I think I'm going off it, if I knew the obsession would end at Christmas I would be happy.

@BiddyPop

Christmas definitely - but I will accept a request for it around Halloween also.

This

Both most definitely.

I tried showing it to ds and he wasn't fussed. I'm quite glad now reading what a pp has said as it's one of my favourite films!

@Lottieskeeper

I made the mistake of showing it to my 4 year old DD at Halloween and now it's an every bloody day film; at least once if not multiple times. I did love it but now I think I'm going off it, if I knew the obsession would end at Christmas I would be happy.

My two was like that a while

Put me right off it

Both, but probably more Xmas

Christmas film. The events happen after Halloween so not a Halloween film even though the characters are from Halloween town...however Danny Elfman who's the main architect of the story/music considers it to be a Halloween film.

It's probably a Christmas film as much as Die Hard is.

Both! We watch it all year round though

Acceptable anytime between Halloween and Christmas!

We watched it at Halloween but agree acceptable any time in Oct, Nov and Dec 🤣

Both! Though my Christmas jumper this year is NBC