Title: Corpse Bride
Description: ABC Family Channel
Description: ABC Family Channel
herestoyou - October 17, 2007 05:48 AM (GMT)
As part of their 13 nights of Halloween-ish movies, CB will air on ABC Family Channel.
http://www.cinemablend.com/television/ABC-...oween-6842.html
Night Two Saturday, October 20
Corpse Bride (5:00 7:00 PM)
Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter voice the lead roles in this Tim Burton animated film about a guy who finds out hes married a corpse bride.
Night Three Sunday, October 21
Corpse Bride (4:00 6:00 PM)
-Donna
http://www.cinemablend.com/television/ABC-...oween-6842.html
Night Two Saturday, October 20
Corpse Bride (5:00 7:00 PM)
Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter voice the lead roles in this Tim Burton animated film about a guy who finds out hes married a corpse bride.
Night Three Sunday, October 21
Corpse Bride (4:00 6:00 PM)
-Donna
Rose Sparrow - October 17, 2007 11:11 AM (GMT)
I haven't seen this for a while but it is on my 'to watch' list for Halloween!
ST will be on the top of that list next year! :snoopy
:thanks Donna!
ST will be on the top of that list next year! :snoopy
:thanks Donna!
Karen - October 17, 2007 12:32 PM (GMT)
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeee HAwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
:thanks Donna!!
:thanks Donna!!
amp - October 17, 2007 07:55 PM (GMT)
ABC Family has a cool Halloween lineup! I may try to catch Beetlejuice.
We do our own thing for Halloween, and I think I'll have a Tim Burton weekend:
Frankenweenie, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sleepy Hollow and The Corpse Bride.
I also MUST always watch Young Frankenstein.
Has anyone ever seen or heard of Bubba Ho-Tep? It's supremely weird. a right good quirky zombie yarn, with "Elvis" :lol:
and maybe round it off with Shaun of the Dead.
Halloween can be very amusing. ;)
We do our own thing for Halloween, and I think I'll have a Tim Burton weekend:
Frankenweenie, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sleepy Hollow and The Corpse Bride.
I also MUST always watch Young Frankenstein.
Has anyone ever seen or heard of Bubba Ho-Tep? It's supremely weird. a right good quirky zombie yarn, with "Elvis" :lol:
and maybe round it off with Shaun of the Dead.
Halloween can be very amusing. ;)
amp - October 17, 2007 07:56 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Rose Sparrow @ Oct 17 2007, 06:11 AM) |
| ST will be on the top of that list next year! :snoopy |
Mais oui!
Karen - October 17, 2007 09:22 PM (GMT)
LOL I doubt ST will make that list....this is the Disney Family event and ST is "R" rated. ;)
MerryK - October 18, 2007 12:53 AM (GMT)
I had just been thinking the other day that I'm going to have to line up all those Halloween type of Johnny movies to sit back and watch
~ Mary Kay
~ Mary Kay
wwjdd - October 22, 2007 02:58 AM (GMT)
I watched Corpse Bride twice this weekend and loved it. I'd seen it before, but forgotten how much I like it.
Finally watched all of The Nightmare Before Christmas for the first time, and then again. I have to say, all JD bias aside, I prefer Corpse Bride.
And saw Beetle Juice for the first time in 10 years or more. I love that one.
AMC has been having a nice Halloween lineup. This weekend was Hitchcock. I caught Psycho, in pieces (pardon the pun) over several airings and was able to appreciate the beauty of the filming and be less creeped out by the story than before.
Also caught The Birds, which was great as the company where I work is having a movie based theme on Halloween decorating of offices this year and that's the movie I chose. It's a natural for me since I have birds of my own. ;) It's never been a movie that scared me, but seems to bother a lot of people. There are several people at work who are completely freaked out by birds (having been attacked by wild birds) and the fact that we have an "office" parakeet (budgie) doesn't help them. I fear they won't much like all of the realistic artificial birds I'll be hanging from the ceiling of my office. :P 'Tis the season!
Finally watched all of The Nightmare Before Christmas for the first time, and then again. I have to say, all JD bias aside, I prefer Corpse Bride.
And saw Beetle Juice for the first time in 10 years or more. I love that one.
AMC has been having a nice Halloween lineup. This weekend was Hitchcock. I caught Psycho, in pieces (pardon the pun) over several airings and was able to appreciate the beauty of the filming and be less creeped out by the story than before.
Also caught The Birds, which was great as the company where I work is having a movie based theme on Halloween decorating of offices this year and that's the movie I chose. It's a natural for me since I have birds of my own. ;) It's never been a movie that scared me, but seems to bother a lot of people. There are several people at work who are completely freaked out by birds (having been attacked by wild birds) and the fact that we have an "office" parakeet (budgie) doesn't help them. I fear they won't much like all of the realistic artificial birds I'll be hanging from the ceiling of my office. :P 'Tis the season!