The Washington Post, November 19th, 1999
LIKE THE headless rider that figures so prominently in the movie, Tim Burton's "Sleepy Hollow" seems to be missing something. Everything seems to be there, including wonderful sets, great cinematography and all manner of special effects, including the regular and extremely involuntary removal of human heads. But "Sleepy Hollow" is something I would never have imagined from Burton: a tentative horror flick. You'd think Burton, the director of "Batman," "Edward Scissorhands" and the wonderful "Tim Burton's `The Night Before Christmas,' " would be perfect for this project. But at no point does t...
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