I love this movie. I love everything about it. The characters, the script, the way it was filmed, the soundtrack...everything.

We went to see it in 3-D yesterday afternoon. This should be the future of all movies. In the past, the only 3-D films that I've seen are films that were made for 3-D. You know the kind where things blow up and all the pieces are heading right at you. Because the 3-D effects were added to Nightmare as an afterthought, there was none of the usual 3-D effects that you would expect from a 3-D film. It was just the same film with incredible visual depth. It added a whole new dimension of beauty to this movie. The already amazing landscapes just popped out. It was like you were there. When Jack is flying over the city delivering toys, you can feel the height. I felt like I was flying...like you would in an Imax theatre, but this was just a regular screen. It was amazing!

It sounded like the soundtrack was also remixed for this film. There was one scene in particular where Dr. Finkelstein was off screen when he starts talking and then moves into the picture from the right. His voice came from behind us and then moved to the right as he appeared on the screen. I don't recall that from seeing it in the past.

If you've never seen this movie, you don't know what you're missing. In the "trick-or-treat" world of Halloween, this movie is definately a treat. If you have seen it, see it again in 3-D. It'll be worth the repeat.