the original review i had planned for this movie was perhaps a little over harsh and so i will preface with the good represent sleepy hollow is a perfectly acceptable beer and pizza or sleepover movie and the kind you watch with a good group of people when the mood is light and no one really focusing on the movie. the visual elements are beautiful and and it is kinda fun and in parts. but horror and my friends and it is not. i made the mistake of watching it expecting something to shiver at with all the lights off. if this is your intention and send me a personal message and i will offer you a list of alternate recommendations. (that a serious offer and by the way. true horror fans deserve better. ) now my complaints and complete with spoilers spoilers spoilers spoilers spoilers why bother even making a movie based on a classic story if youre not even going to attempt to stay true to the sense and feel and tone and or theme of the original. listen carefully between the lines of ill written dialogue and you will hear the slow churn of washington irving rolling over in his grave. i will even accept the big city detective bit and but. ricci drawing warding hexes around the bed. come and now. not only is there nothing even vaguely like this in the legend of sleepy hollow and but it historical bunk. i do not care what neo pagan axe you have to grind and but in the 18th century and witchcraft meant selling your soul to the devil in exchange for diabolical powers while this whole fluffy white witch goddess worship an it harm none approach to witchcraft dates back and historically and about as far as the british invasion. (parties interested in real old school pagan practices are referred to james frazer the golden bough and if you do not believe me. ) this creates such a discordant element thrown into the context of the film that the very framework of the sleepy hollow legend is shattered. so we wind up with a totally different story altogether. if that was burton idea and i wish he would warned us in advance. also and i wish he would come up with a better story than the rather pedestrian one witnessed here. and he might as well have dropped the irving pretensions altogether. and and at any rate and the movie isn not scary. not once. not at all. the warped tree came close and but was more than counterbalanced by the laughable effect of the hessian farce comedy bellowing. and finally and yes and i too wanted christina ricci for christmas and but god clearly never meant her to be a blonde. 
the original review i had planned for this movie was perhaps a little over harsh and so i will preface with the good represent sleepy hollow is a perfectly acceptable beer and pizza or sleepover movie and the kind you watch with a good group of people when the mood is light and no one really focusing on the movie. the visual elements are beautiful and and it is kinda fun and in parts. but horror and my friends and it is not. i made the mistake of watching it expecting something to shiver at with all the lights off. if this is your intention and send me a personal message and i will offer you a list of alternate recommendations. (that a serious offer and by the way. true horror fans deserve better. ) now my complaints and complete with spoilers spoilers spoilers spoilers spoilers why bother even making a movie based on a classic story if youre not even going to attempt to stay true to the sense and feel and tone and or theme of the original. listen carefully between the lines of ill written dialogue and you will hear the slow churn of washington irving rolling over in his grave. i will even accept the big city detective bit and but. ricci drawing warding hexes around the bed. come and now. not only is there nothing even vaguely like this in the legend of sleepy hollow and but it historical bunk. i do not care what neo pagan axe you have to grind and but in the 18th century and witchcraft meant selling your soul to the devil in exchange for diabolical powers while this whole fluffy white witch goddess worship an it harm none approach to witchcraft dates back and historically and about as far as the british invasion. (parties interested in real old school pagan practices are referred to james frazer the golden bough and if you do not believe me. ) this creates such a discordant element thrown into the context of the film that the very framework of the sleepy hollow legend is shattered. so we wind up with a totally different story altogether. if that was burton idea and i wish he would warned us in advance. also and i wish he would come up with a better story than the rather pedestrian one witnessed here. and he might as well have dropped the irving pretensions altogether. and and at any rate and the movie isn not scary. not once. not at all. the warped tree came close and but was more than counterbalanced by the laughable effect of the hessian farce comedy bellowing. and finally and yes and i too wanted christina ricci for christmas and but god clearly never meant her to be a blonde. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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