(Video link) In case you're still wistful for some spooky Halloween-type stuff, but are secretly excited for the winter holidays, here is the great Christopher Lee, narrating the poem "The Nightmare Before Christmas" by Tim Burton. Burton wrote his poem in 1982 while working as an animator for Disney (the same year he made his short, Vincent), then later turned into one of the best stop-motion movies ever. 'Tis the season, whichever season you prefer! (via Neatorama)
Christopher Lee reads "The Nightmare Before Christmas," the poem that inspired the movie
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Japan TV broadcaster acquires Studio Ghibli
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Save a combined $298 on this 8-piece knife set and sharpener
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Stay on budget with this Grade A refurbished Apple iPad and accessory bundle for under $200!
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Here's how to get Rosetta Stone and Microsoft Office for $199.99
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