Disney knows how to generate some timeless films, but their 1993 spooky holiday feature The Nightmare Before Christmas might be one of their most inventive for capitalizing on the power of Halloween thrills in a family-friendly arena.
In fact, regardless of its theatrical run, which nearly garnered $100 million, the film and its characters have become a merchandising dream. Have you ever been inside a Hot Topic? Disney Store? Spirit Halloween? The list really does go on. Now, 30 years after the release of the instant classic, the film's director is offering his opinions about returning for another story – whether it's a prequel or a sequel.
Because anything is viable for a Disney film! Credit: Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone Pictures The Nightmare Before Christmas Director Shares His Stance on Future Films During an interview with People celebrating the 30th anniversary of the film, Director Henry Selick was asked about his interest in returning for a follow-up film, with the filmmaker noting that the first film was 'a perfect movie came out of the perfect time, only to grow into something far bigger over the years.
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