Coraline (2009) | Forum profile

I did start to worry when other father started belting one out on the piano. It's the musical numbers in a film that inspire me to turn it off immediately, shame really when you consider most kids films can't help avoid them. The Dude Abides...

While people argue the book Coraline came first.. i very much doubt the film makers of PL had read it.. possibly not even being awear of it.. i didn't know of Coraline until this film. So i don't think you can accuse anyone are ripping or copying anyone off.. (for those that do) Similarities sure but it's very universal.. any film with a young girl and a fantasy world is going to be in this category.. but it all started i...

You and I probably have a very different taste for movies. I found CORALINE to be one of the best 3D model animation films ever made, a wonderful, attractive and at the same time mysterious and creepy fairytale, written by the talented Neil Gaiman. "When there is no more room in the Oven, the Bread will walk the Earth."

>>why does a lion like the hunt i mean why not just give the lion the meat on a plate? << Only lionesses hunt. Attenborough said so. The males are basically scavengers.

because men are physically stronger and their hormones make them more impulsive to sexual needs. To elaborate, if women get aroused, they get aroused. If men get aroused, they want to put it in action. For women, even if they are really horny and crazed and they try to rape men, they can't do it if men don't want to. For men, it's another thing altogether. It doesn't take a really horny and sex depraved man to transform...

Was, if the Beldam created this Coraline centric world and basically everything in it, why is it that some of the creatures she created appeared to have free will and were able to form opinions for themselves? For example the other dad on a number of occasions towards the end basically helps Coraline and gives her little clues and warnings about the Other mother. Also the other Wybie is shown to dislike what the mother has done and even stops...

I reckon kids will get a kick out of it. A young protagonist fighting the grown ups and winning, laughs along the way and few thrilling scenes and jump moments...kids would be excited watching Coraline.

I'm 16 and i thought it was a tad scary.. not much to evoke recurring nightmares.. but enough to tell me that it's not very suitable for 12 and under.

Also, she calls her friends "Trolls" in the scene where the picture is talking to her, (and any Michigander would know that thats the nickname for those who live "under the (Mackinac)bridge." At the beginning of the movie, she says she's from Pontiac, MI btw for those who were curious. I also noticed the Brighton, and Linden ref's, and was wondering about the area code on the truck (even if they...

*Coraline's real mother is wearing a neck brace, as a result of a car accident that she and Coraline were in while moving. I will admit that I didn't even notice that. Before I read the trivia section, I thought that the real mother was just wearing a white turtleneck.