The
last animation I watched…
Despite working many underpaid hours in a cinema, I must say
that I am not exactly a cinema-going or an avid film-fan. The modern films I have
watched are few and far between, with the ones I watch being the ones that
really interest me, such as comic book films or dark/crude comedies (yes, this
is perfectly normal for a 32 year old man, don’t judge me!)
With this, I can’t exactly say I’ve seen many of the new
animated films, but I still admit to enjoying a few that I liked whilst growing
up, a particular favourite being “A nightmare before Christmas,”
and being the last one I watched a few days ago after reminiscing with my wife
(how grown up...) after too much cider.
The film is based on a poem wrote by the producer and
co-writer, Tim Burton, made by Disney production and released under their
Touchstone Pictures banner.
I won’t go into details about the plot as the fear would
cause any reader to have a heart attack, so I’ll explain instead that it was
animated using “stop motion animation” using puppets. These puppets were made
with detachable parts, such as having different heads with different
expressions.
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