Coraline~
 

Such a great movie, it's one of my favorite animated films :)
actually scared me a little to be honest lol
I want to cosplay Coraline <3

I loved that movie but I've never been able to find the book on sale D: I really want to read it some day.

It sounds a little suckish that Wybie isn't in it though lol

I thought it was good but it's not something I'd watch over and over again. I watched it in 3D at home with my sister. I liked it but I did find is was a little dark, in terms of colour. I'd would have prefered to have either more contrast or more light to see more in the picture. I liked the jumping mice and the mysterious, oddball atmosphere around the charactersn like the two old ladies and the mice man. Can't remember his proper name.

I thought the book was much, much better than the movie was.

The book is one of my favorite books. I don't think it translated very well to movie format at all.

They had to add characters, plot elements, etc. and it really stripped away from some of the aspects of the book that I found compelling - especially the "solitary" nature of the main character. Pretty much 90% of the book was Coraline feeling/being cut off from the rest of the world, whether it was because she actually was physically alone or because she felt like no one understood her. She didn't have a best friend (the addition of which in the movie actually angered me), no one in the house really paid attention to her (a running theme was that neighbors couldn't even get her name right) and it all added to the creepy atmosphere of the story when she finally found herself in a world that was all about her.

I don't think it should've been made into a movie. I suppose if you've never read the book, it's an enjoyable film, but for me - as a lover of the book - I thought it was lacking.

Haven't seen the movie, but loved the book. Some of the things that it looks like they added, I'm not so sure about. But I'm willing to try the movie out. Just like how from a canon point of view, the X-men movies were horrid, but taken alone they are wonderful movies.

I read the book in elementary school, and I loved it. I enjoyed the movie, but I liked the book a lot better. when I read it, I imagined many neutral colors and creepiness and the like. the movie was...too colorful. it was colorful in a creepy way, but it just felt different than the book did for me.

I never read the book, but my friend said the book is a lot creepier when you read it and that they edited the movie to become more kid friendly so it isn't as creepy as it should have been.

Whoa... there was a book? xDD; HOW COME I DIDN'T KNOW OF THIS?!

Anywho, I watched it back in 2009, too. IN 3-D. Its such a cute movie.

Thats one of the movies still on my to watch list D:
I'll get around to it sooner or later

I saw this without knowing there was a book, but I found out when I read the credits during the movie.

I thought it was really cute, while some parts were pretty creepy. I like creepy though so it didn't bug me too much.

I've never read the book. I didn't even know there was a book. I'm highly intrigued. The movie was odd, but not bad in my opinion. I can see how the literature standpoint could be much better.

Yeahhh! I'm not the only one. <3

Next time I go to Barnes and Noble, I'm going to be looking for it.

I love that movie, I love basically anything made from Tim Burton, I just watched it about a couple hours ago, I love the details on each cell/scene/characters/etc.

I like the movie for the reason that if it had been shot with real life actors, it would have made the scary movie genre. But then, it would be hard to get all the whimsical moments right that only stop motion can do.

As I posted in another thread earlier today, it's not Tim Burton, it's Henry Selick. Sorry, just had to throw that out there. I'm kind of obsessed with Selick's genius and the guy gets screwed so I basically have to shout this from rooftops every time I see TB mentioned...

sorry, but did have that TB feeling

it's ok. i didn't know it either until i randomly looked it up one day and didn't see him as the director. no harm no foul

you can find the movie via torrent

I saw the movie, then the book. I loved the movie, it was dark and moody and wonderful, but also had a whimsical effect to it. It reminded me a lot of Pans Labyrinth.

The book scared me to death, though. Whereas the movie just had some creepy elements to it, the book was very, very scary. She was alone a lot, and never had anyone to go to. I stayed up all night and read it. I love it<3

i think another movie exacly like it is comming out!!!!!!
I THINK its called
ParaNorman, Check YOUTUBE

I will admit this, I like the movie far better then I did with the book it had. The book made me really unhappy.

The movie was alright they left out a few things that were in the book.

Was it creepy in a good w au or a bad way

I never read the book through had seen a copy of it in Wal Mart before the movie came out and flipped through it.

I do love the movie through. I relieved the DVD for Christmas but we caught the movie on HBO so we never opened the DVD. :D

The movie was really cool, and I thought it worked with the book very nicely. The changes worked well, and it was very entertaining and aesthetically pleasing, which are good points in my book.

I loved coraline a lot ; /// ; and i loved the soundtrack to eheh, i never read the book though but my friends had and have told me it gave them nightmares when they were younger Q 7 Q