trailer break: ‘Coraline’Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer... Or, The Curious Case of Ocular Buttons? Ah, lovely. I saw the film this week, and I can tell you that this trailer does not ruin the experience the way so many do, that it gives a genuine and fair sense of what you’re in store for without spoiling all the surprises you’re gonna get, either. Coraline opens in the U.S. on February 6 and in the U.K. on May 15. support
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posted by Joey (Fri Jan 09 09, 2:33PM)
Neil Gaiman + Henry Selick? Definitely aweseome.
I've always loved his animation (James & the Giant Peach, especially). Definitely looking forward to this!
posted by Left_Wing_Fox (Fri Jan 09 09, 6:56PM)
Me too. I'd heard about this, but didn't realize it was coming out so soon.
Should keep my Animation obsession occupied for a few months, while I wait for Up! and 9.
posted by NorthernStar (Sat Jan 10 09, 4:18AM)
That looks very good, if a little reminisent of Pan's Labyrinth.
It seems as all the good movies are out in May.
posted by MaryAnn (Sat Jan 10 09, 4:39PM)
It really isn't, though.
posted by Nikopol (Wed Jan 14 09, 12:29PM)
Oh dear. This looks cutesy. No thank you. But then to capture the menace of the story in an animation couldn't have been done by anyone outside of Jan Svankmajer or the Brothers Quay.
I just pray no-one decides to murder Clive Barker's 'The Thief of Always', another beautifully dark children's story.
Ah well, back to the book.
posted by MaryAnn (Wed Jan 14 09, 10:45PM)
Rest easy: It's not cutesy.