History Funny / TheNightmareBeforeChristmas

** And he gives a ''very'' exaggerated {{double take}} to it.

** And shortly beforehand, Jack tries electrolysis on a candy cane and ends up with a limp candy cane with no stripes, and his reaction is much the same as with the snowflake.

* The NightmareFuel presents the kids receive from good-natured Jack, both horrifying and hilarious. There's a reason it was in a lot of the trailers.
-->"So what did Santa bring you, honey?" "[[TheScream AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHH!!!]]"

* "WHAT. IS THIS?" *walks face-first into sign and falls backward into snow*

** For that matter, Jack's initial return home from Christmas town. He's wearing a pair of snow goggles, grinning doofily, bearing a giant bag of stolen Christmas trinkets and driving a little snow cart that he obviously also stole.

** The fact that Tim Burton supposedly hated this scene so much, he punched a hole in the wall.

** And shortly before, Jack tries electrolysis on a candy cane and ends up with a limp candy cane with no stripes, and his reaction is much the same as with the snowflake.

** And he give a ''very'' exaggerated {{double take}} to it.

** Jack's choice of bedtime reading material, which spans the spectrum from A Christmas Carol to The Scientific Method to something called "Bobo Gets a Firetruck." For some reason, the latter is several times thicker than A Christmas Carol.

** Now [[RewatchBonus go back and watch the "Kidnap The Sandy Claws" scene again]] and imagine that they're thinking about the Easter Bunny the whole time.

* The deliberately un-magical, boring voice Jack speaks with when he's alone and/or depressed, juxtaposed with the posh, boisterous voice he sings or addresses his citizens with. Chris Sarandon does a great job sounding like they literally pulled some guy off the street to read those lines.
* When [[TerribleTrio Lock, Shock, and Barrel]] accidentally bring in the Easter Bunny, from the first "That's not Sandy Claws..." to "BUNNY!" Sure, [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment it has no relevance to the plot]], but ''damn'' was it funny.

* A brief one, but Jack's expression when Santa Claus flies out of Oogie's lair when all is said and done. You can practically hear him saying "I didn't know he could do that."

** And also right after they first shove him in the opening of the pipe and realize he is stuck we get a shot of Santa's mistletoe underwear. How humiliating for Santa.

-> '''Santa:''' Haven't you heard of peace on earth, and good will toward men?
-> '''Lock, Shock, and, Barrel:''' *gleefully* NO!

---> '''Santa:''' Haven't you heard of peace on earth, and good will toward men?
---> '''Lock, Shock, and, Barrel:''' NO!

** The sheer size of Santa's rear end is massive. It's so big I'm surprised the trick or treaters could get him to fit down the pipe.

** Jack's choice of bedtime reading material, which spans the spectrum from A Christmas Story to The Scientific Method to something called "Bobo Gets a Firetruck." For some reason, the latter is several times thicker than A Christmas Story.

** Jack's choice of bedtime reading material, which spans the spectrum from A Christmas Story to The Scientific Method to something called "Bobo Gets a Firetruck."

** The Mayor is standing on a rafter, controlling a spotlight. At one point, he gets so excited that he briefly loses his balance and almost falls off. The way he shouts his line when this happens is great:
---> "I fully endorse it, let's (almost falls off) TRY it at once!"

"If you ''please...''"

** "A pox? How delightful, a pox!" "If you ''please...''"

* One of the witches uses her hat as an ear trumpet.

* When Oogie Boogie rolls the dice to see how many cranks he'll get [[spoiler: to lower Santa and Sally into the furnace,]] his anger at getting "snake eyes"[[note]] A pair of ones [[/note]] is pretty funny, if only for [[LargeHam how annoyed he sounds.]] Him ''[[SoreLoser banging the table so that the vibration causes the dice to flip to a more favorable number]]'' is even funnier.

* One of the witches uses her hat as a witch trumpet.