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Coraline Offical Website Is Now Live
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The Coraline offical website is now up and running, go check it out by clicking here! Coraline Teaser
"Coraline" Combines 3-D & Stop-Motion - Teaser Trailer and Videos
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My 11-year-old daughter and I were excited to see a trailer for “Coraline” in front of “High School Musical 3″ yesterday. She read the book last year, and said it’s kind of a creepy storyline, so we’re both curious to see what they do with the movie.
During a presentation by Focus Features yesterday, 20 minutes of the film was shown. It’s a combo of 3-D technology and old-fashioned stop-motion animation, which Tim Burton is so fond of using. Henry Selick, who directs “Coraline,” also worked on Burton’s “The Nightmare ...
Cinecast Episode 111 - Guys, Interrupted
Row Three —
E pisode 111: We talk about Coraline and whole bunch of other movies floating around our current DVD queue. Speaking of DVDs, we have our picks for this week’s releases and Matt Gamble from Where the long tail ends ...
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areyouscreening.com 2/9/2009 — Coraline just wants some attention from her busy, boring parents. She has just moved into a new, and rather bizarre house, with her particularly mundane parents, and her adventuresome spirit is tethered to a fantastic, but nevertheless dreary locale. Her parents are writers, chained to ...
Coraline Movie Review
atomicpopcorn.net 2/6/2009 — Coraline
The short of it is this: Coraline is a wildly imaginative, wickedly creative and very well done film. But it is NOT for kids.
Coraline is the latest release from the imaginative minds of Neil Gaiman and Henry Selick. While I have not seen Selick’s earlier stop-animation film, ...
THE EYES OF A CHILD
antagonie.blogspot.com 2/11/2009 — 2009 is just barely a month old, but I'm already prepared to call it a better year for movies than 2008. After only 37 days, we've been gifted with the year's first masterpiece; at the very least, it's much superior to all five films currently ...
Coraline
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Gaspode Sees Neil Gaiman / Henry Selick's CORALINE!!
aintitcool.com 12/17/2008 — Merrick here... ...with what may be a first review (I don't recall seeing any other out there - apologies in advance if I'm wrong) of CORALINE - directed by THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS' Henry Selick, who also adapted Gaiman's work. Here's ...
Coraline poster
joblo.com 11/3/2008 — The first poster for the Henry Selick directed, Neil Gaiman adapted stop motion flick CORALINE recently popped up online and it's as fun as you may have expected it to be. Dakota Fanning voices the titular little girl who finds a secret door in her ...
Coraline 3D (Review)
cutprintreview.com 8/4/2009 —
The story of Coraline and her fantastical adventures is momentous – but not only because it’s the latest project from The Nightmare Before Christmas director Henry Selick. The film breaks a lot of milestones: at 100 minutes it’s the longest stop-motion feature ever, and the first to be ...
Coraline’s Selick Leaves Laika
blogs.indiewire.com 10/7/2009 — It seems odd that when a movie breaks out and does as well as Coraline ($120 million worldwide), that the filmmaker would leave the animation company behind it. But Henry Selick and Portland, Oregon-based Laika have parted ways at the expiration of ...
Henry Selick’s ‘Coraline’ Is A One Of A Kind 3-D Stop-Motion Picture!
sizzlingpopcorn.com 2/6/2009 —
Rating: Sizzling Popcorn
After relocating to Oregon, Coraline misses her friends and finds that her parents are too occupied with their work to be bothered by her. Wanting some excitement, Coraline wonders off outside. Through her adventures, she meets Wybie, a local boy her age whom she ...
A Visit to the Set of Coraline
shocktillyoudrop.com 9/16/2008 — The outside of LAIKA Studios seems so unassuming against the grey Portland sky. Stepping just inside the front door, I catch a glimpse of the Coraline movie logo, proudly displayed in enormous letters just behind the receptionist. That aside, though, ...
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