I always treated the science thing and the art thing as quite similar thematically.

Mayor: How horrible our Christmas will be! Jack Skellington: *No.* [the Mayor switches to his upset face] Jack Skellington: How *jolly*! Mayor: Oh. How *jolly* our Christmas will be.

But she knows she has a curse on her, a curse she cannot win. For if someone gets too close to her, the pins stick further in.

Voodoo Girl Her skin is white cloth, and she's all sewn apart and she has many colored pins sticking out of her heart. She has many different zombies who are deeply in her trance. She even has a zombie who was originally from France. But she knows she has a curse on her, a curse she cannot win. For if someone gets too close to her, the pins stick farther in.

My diagnosis," he said "for better or worse, is that your son is the result of an old pharaoh's curse.

What I feel that "Alice in Wonderland" did for me and other people in exploring your dream state, and using fantasy in your dream state to deal with real issues and problems in your life. People like to separate those things but the fact is that they are things that are intertwined.

I never really got nightmares from movies. In fact, I recall my father saying when I was three years old that I would be scared, but I never was.