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Director Tim Burton Starring: Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci
Features:

PAL

Widescreen
Theatrical-Release: 19 November, 1999

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“The best way I can describe Sleepy Hollow is an...”

Written on: 29/07/2010 by Taylott (173 reviews written)

The best way I can describe Sleepy Hollow is an entertainingly eccentric horror tale that captures the audience in a dreamy and bloody nightmare.

I personally found Sleepy Hollow to be a fun movie, usually whenever the Headless Horseman shows up for a bit swordplay!

This movie certainly delivers on frights and special effects, and is well-acted and gorgeous to look at! You certainly get lost taking in the gothic landscapes. This is a very bloody fantasy, but it's hard to think of another... (read more)

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“Johnny depp is what makes the film. ”

Written on: 29/04/2010 by emmamalakian (40 reviews written)

Johnny depp is what makes the film.

The plot is simple a little odd at times however its okay to watch just not as horror as you would think.
It has some good points and some bad.
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“Not one of the best films Johnny's ever done BUT he...”

Written on: 14/09/2009 by emmamalakian (40 reviews written)

Not one of the best films Johnny's ever done BUT he plays his part well.
The rest of Sleepy Hollow is tacky, the graphics are rubbish and the story line isnt creepy at all.

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“Sleepy Hollow - This movie should come with a warning...”

Written on: 11/01/2005 by John Hoff (1 review written)

Sleepy Hollow - This movie should come with a warning because it has horrible stuff that is unredeemed by the good things in the movie, and maddening loose ends. It is contradictory and poorly contrived, seemingly unable to decide which genre it wants to be, and not in a brilliant groundbreaking way but in a failure floperoo kind of way. In its favor, the movie is a rich, dark gothic vision of post-Revolutionary America, and a truly creative reinterpretation of the Sleepy Hollow legend, with... (read more)