I thought it was a nice piece. The stop motion was very well done and there was good attention to detail. The story was also nice but it felt a bit rushed/short. Maybe that is because I remember the film being longer when I watched it as a kid
A rollercoaster is scary, and that's what Ghostbusters and Beetlejuice are. Theme park rides.
Coraline is tense. It's one thing to be chased by a monster, but a monster pretending to be your friend and you have no choice but to play along knowing the thing could snap and kill you at any moment like my mom hits different
It was a solid movie. Not my favorite stop-motion film, but good from beginning to end.
Still Laika's best movie though. In their more ambitious films, it feels like they got bogged down in the details and lost sight of the things that made Coraline charming & compelling.
pretentious horseshit that only midwits like
elaborate
so just like all of Neil Gaiman's other stories?
Nah, it's not nearly as pretentious in scope as his other stuff.
He should stick to fairy tales.
It's actually the only good thing he's ever written.
Coraline would've been better without that stupid boy around, literally offered nothing to the story.
This reads as if Coraline Jones herself typed this post.
>This reads as if Coraline Jones herself typed this post.
what about it
gave her a literal friend and foil to her, not the most neccesary but not completely awful either
It wasn’t diverse enough.
i liked it, it's not that long but fun for a rewatch.
He was used to explain part of the story about his grandmother and the missing children conection.
They should've had more scenes with each other, I ship Corborn.
I thought it was a nice piece. The stop motion was very well done and there was good attention to detail. The story was also nice but it felt a bit rushed/short. Maybe that is because I remember the film being longer when I watched it as a kid
She's a LITTLE shit.
More like a little bawd.
slipping off the thong of our coooooraliiine
shes a peach shes a doll shes a paaaal of miiine
Is Coraline the only Halloween kids film that's actually scary?
Define 'kids film' because others like Ghostbusters and Beetlejuice are definitely popular with kids and have decent scares.
A rollercoaster is scary, and that's what Ghostbusters and Beetlejuice are. Theme park rides.
Coraline is tense. It's one thing to be chased by a monster, but a monster pretending to be your friend and you have no choice but to play along knowing the thing could snap and kill you at any moment like my mom hits different
>like my mom
>cleavage
This was Other Mother's hottest form, debate me
She probably has super saggy breasts
That’s really all it take for you, isn’t it? What a sad existence.
It’s not a Halloween movie. It takes place in spring.
Someone post it
It was a solid movie. Not my favorite stop-motion film, but good from beginning to end.
Still Laika's best movie though. In their more ambitious films, it feels like they got bogged down in the details and lost sight of the things that made Coraline charming & compelling.
why was this okay for a kids movie?
Grotesque and funny enough to justify it. Still wouldn't be allowed today, though.