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    This Is Halloween is the opening song of The Nightmare Before Christmas, composed by Danny Elfman.

    It is performed by the residents of the fictional "Halloween Town", which is the film's main setting during the opening of the film. The song then ends when Jack Skellington is introduced, just as the citizens all celebrate Halloween with Jack's arrival.

    Shadow 1: Boys and girls of every age

    Shadow 2: Wouldn't you like to see something strange?

    Shadow 3: Come with us and you will see

    All: This, our town of Halloween

    Ghosts: This Is Halloween, This Is Halloween!

    Pumpkins scream in the dead of night

  2. Nightmare Before Christmas, The (1993) Movie Script. 'Twas a long time ago,|longer now than it seems... in a place that perhaps|you've seen in your dreams. For the story that you|are about to be told... took place|in the holiday worlds of old. Now, you've probably wondered|where holidays come from. If you haven't,|I'd say it's time you begun!

  3. For the story that you are about to be told, took place in the holiday worlds of old. Now, you've probably wondered where holidays come from. If you haven't, I'd say it's time you begun. (Song: This Is Halloween) SHADOW Boys and girls of every age.

  4. "This Is Halloween" is the opening song of The Nightmare Before Christmas. It is performed by many of the citizens of Halloween Town. Singers: Glenn Shadix (Mayor), Ken Page (Oogie Boogie) Debi Durst (Corpse Kid, Corpse Mom, Small Witch), Kerry Katz (Monster Under the Stairs, Vampire, Corpse...

  5. Oct 12, 1993 · The script to The Nightmare Before Christmas was not finished when it was time to start filming, so the production team started with this particular scene.

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  7. This can be found on the 1998 rental VHS of The Wedding Singer and the 1999 VHS releases of Pleasantville (rental release only) and A Nightmare on Elm Street. However, the DVDs of all three (including a Warner Bros. Century Collection VHS reissue of Pleasantville) use the standard variant.