Is it a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie?

Is it a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie?

It's a Disney movie.

It has the Easter Bunny in it. Is it a Easter movie, huh, motherfucker?

Both, but more Christmas than Halloween

I always assumed it was Arbor Day

halloween.

holiday movie

Christmas, but it can be played during either month. That's the beauty of it.

Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving movie, obviously

Yes

It is acceptable to watch during the span between both holidays without being overbearing. One of a select few christmas-y things tolerable before thanksgiving.

I want another double holiday movie. They're interesting

But most of it takes place in Halloween Town and both the main protagonist and antagonist are associated with it.

>cheesy musical numbers
>stopmotion
christmas.

November movie

both

Christmas is only a surface level appearance in the movie, the heart of the movie lies entirely on the Halloween spirit.

I thought it was a Friday the 13th movie

Both, but my family traditionally watches it on christmas eve.

Funfact Jason didn't actually kill anyone until the second movie.his mom was the killer in the first.

it's Christmasween

Both, but the book has the Night Before Christmas meter, so it should only be read on Christmas Eve. Aloud, at least.

Personally I consider it a Christmas movie, since Halloween is only really relevant for the first 10 minutes, the crux of the plot revolves around Jack trying to take Christmas for himself, and most of the scenes after the initial Halloween song build to that.

Sure, you can argue that it's a movie starring Halloween monsters and taking place in a Halloween world, but the entire point is that they're trying to become more Christmas-y.

Both

>movie released mid October
>not cozy or warm-hearted
>the opening fucking song is "This is Halloween"

...

Henry Selick considers it a Halloween movie because the primary focus is on the Halloween monsters and how they end up fucking up Christmas.

Is Die Hard a christmas movie?

The story itself is all Christmas-based, and is itself just a combination of some of the most played-out ones.

>Guy learns Christmas is a thing.
>Guy at first believes that it is all about the presents
>Someone points out to Guy that giving is better than receiving. Guy does not listen.
>Something happens to someone Guy holds dear
>In helping them, Guy learns at the true meaning of Christmas
>by the way, Santa is unable to make his deliveries this year
>Guy must step up and fill Santa's shoes

No, just a movie that takes place around Christmas.

By that logic Batman Returns could count as a Christmas movie.

i watch both of these every december

October 13, 1993 was a Wednesday. Yes, I just looked it up because I have nothing better to do.

Bingo

This, unironically

>just a movie that takes place around Christmas.

I think that makes it a Christmas movie.

>By that logic Batman Returns could count as a Christmas movie.

Yes.

Halloween and Christmas.

And American Thanksgiving?
Oh shit, more like Canadian Thanksgiving.

Batman Returns IS a Christmas movie. Don't @ me either, honeybuns.