Coraline
Animation • 2009 • 1 hr 40 min
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The animation is so detailed and enchanting...
One of my favourites. Gets better with every rewatch in my opinion. Spooky and fun.
I vividly remember how when this came out when I was a child how everyone my age hated it. Glad it’s finally so loved.
A very unique and different type of film. The animation is quite well done but you either like it or hate it. Fascinating storyline.
One of the best Stop Motion Movies, after a phantastic novella by Neil Gaiman... It's dark and twisty and just beautiful to watch!
Terrified me as a kid, terrified me now but also like really cool still. Terrifies you in a...good way? Very spooky October movie
What a hauntingly beautiful reminder that the grass isn't always greener on the other side
Haunting atmosphere, beautiful music, and one of the best animations across the history of cinema. Perfectly encapsulated the book.
Coraline never fails to deliver a bountiful harvest of shivers, thrills, and laughs. A must see.
Even though I love the book more this is still my favorite stop motion movie.
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