*CORALINE* Is Savage!! (first time watching)

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CORALINE Is Savage!! (first time watching)
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[@weirdguy805]

Sorry for calling her “Caroline” the whole film smh that’s my bad

[@CrispyChips007]

your good dude ! Man you should do a fighting movie! " The Raid" if you havn't seen it!

[@evansutcliffe1099]

all g dude it fits with the movie

[@dylancole1910]

I thought it was funny, it was like she was correcting you every time you got it wrong when she’d have to correct a character.

[@cv_290]

I seriously didn't know that either until I had a heated discussion about it with someone. 😅

[@yodatwinkie]

Leo please watch The Nightmare Before Christmas 🎄 🎉❤

[@derekihrke5798]

Fun fact #1: Bobinsky was involved in the cleanup of Chernobyl after the radioactive meltdown. That's why he's blue. Laika Studios even gave him a medal resembling the actual one awarded to the real liquidators.

[@peasantt-]

thats dope asf

[@lavinder11]

Another fun fact, Laika was the name of the first dog sent to space by USSR

[@user-pl8jc7jr2p]

That's sick 😎

[@mothersandfuckersofthejury5416]

Beets were also believed to help against radiation sickness

[@nastjafisunova7258]

But Bobinsky can't be neither russian, nor ukrainian. He is a pole. And in original novel it wasn't signed his origin, just "he is from East". But, this surname belongs to Poland nationality. It's just a not clever idea to change his origin besides his surname is different.

[@ChristaLeah]

This is my favorite childhood movie of all time! I know he’s gonna be so entertained yet stressed. 😭😂

[@KillbotSw]

You never seen toy story?

[@ChristaLeah]

@@KillbotSw i love toy story too!

[@TarhosTheKnight]

Coraline is a stop-motion masterpiece! Really interesting fact... Neil Gaiman, who wrote the original book, had the draft be read by his editor's daughter to see whether it was suitable for younger audiences. He was able to have it published on approval. Years later upon having an interview with the editor's daughter, it was revealed she lied to her mother about how it wasn't scary so she could see what happens next. If it wasn't for her, there would never have been a book or a movie!

[@elliebelliewatermellie155]

Ayyye👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Collinator225]

One if my favorite things about this movie is Other mother's design at the end of the movie, just the way she looks, the weird needle hands, everything just makes it so unsettling but freaking awesome

[@memyselfandi7782]

She looks like a mix of bug legs (like grasshopper), idk where her face design is from but the needles for hands. *shivers*

[@wizardvozk5874]

The most prominent feature of her is that she’s extremely skinny. I think that shows that she’s starving to death which gives her all the more reason to kill Coraline.

[@furcaswolfbane7334]

still would

[@angelajaime5155]

17:04 I KNOW! Your're the first person that has pointed out how EXPENSIVE the gloves are! I can't be mad at the mom not buying them for her...

[@samwallaceart288]

"What is this, some high end boutique?" "No, it's Oregon."

[@homeiswonderland]

lol as someone who knits, it could have been a very high-quality yarn, or additionally, hand-knit gloves (which I imagine would be WAY MORE). What I love more is the fact that those prop gloves WERE hand-knit very very smol by the costumer for the movie. Her starry sweater was hand-knit too.

[@baileysellers7877]

I can see why coraline was always mad about the mispronunciation of her name dude you BOTHERED me thru the whole movie calling her that😂💀

[@derekihrke5798]

Fun fact #2: in one room of the Other world, there are three frames on the wall featuring the silhouettes of three children. Anyone who rewatches the movie will recognize that they each match the shape of a ghost child. There's also a theory that the years on the taffy Spink and Forcible offer to Coraline are the years each child's soul was devoured by the Beldam.

[@fantasylover4evr371]

The years on the taffy are too close together for them to represent the years the Beldam took children. The house was built in 1859 (150 years from 2009), so fifty years between each child. "Pioneer girl, Huck Finn Junior, Little Rascals" so 1850s, 1900s, and 1950s

[@JoyfulOrb]

Leo, you grasped what this movie was about PERFECTLY! The Beldam preys on children who feel neglected, alone, or unappreciated because they aren't protected by their parents' attention. Children who feel unappreciated and sad are more likely to fall for her world of gifts and wonders, without being cautious. She's called the Beldam (not sure how to spell it) because of paintings and a famous poem, La Belle Dame sans Merci-- The Beautiful Woman Without Mercy, about an inhuman cruel woman who lures men who love her to death. She sounds familiar, right, the Other Mother is beautiful, and gives you whatever you want, all the while stealing your lifeforce. Loved you video!

[@MrsDuck356]

Wasn't she a witch?

[@jasonhahn8797]

You spelled it right.

[@derekihrke5798]

Fun fact #3: regarding the "welcome home" cake, the loops in the O's are an important detail. The double loop in an O allegedly means the writer is lying, so the Beldam was unconsciously telling Coraline that the Other world isn't home.

[@Shaea_Q]

Finally someone who reacted to this movie and questioned if Coraline is in the right dimension at the end 😅

[@danielallen3454]

There's a lot more going on in the book. The tunnel for instance, is implied t be a creature in its own right. "Whatever that corridor was was older by far than the other mother. It was deep, and slow, and it knew that she was there . . ."

[@calebb231]

This is one of the rare movies that was made from a book, that actually was as good as the book.

[@samwallaceart288]

Pays to actually read the material and consult the author.

[@nickjohnson1445]

I was in my early 30s when this came out. My kids were toddlers at the time. I called a buddy who was into animation and dark stuff to come with. We had to look like fools in theater but we probably enjoyed it more than anyone in that place.

[@attitudeproblem6462]

I saw it in the theater w/ my friend, too. We were both grown at the time as well.

[@craiganderson5813]

Yes!! This movie still freaks me tf out. You should check out the easter eggs in this film, it makes it a lot creepier. Like when the "other" dad was singing about Coraline he was warning Coraline the other mother was "watching" her.

[@fantasylover4evr371]

Don't forget the embalming tools in the beginning and the last expressions on the ghost kids

[@MrsDuck356]

​@@fantasylover4evr371 what about their expressions?

[@fantasylover4evr371]

@MrsDuck356 Their faces are frozen from what they were feeling; Tall ghost girl was screaming, ghost boy was feeling hurt/betrayed, and sweet ghost girl was in shock

[@MrsDuck356]

@@fantasylover4evr371 that makes it even more sad

[@fantasylover4evr371]

@MrsDuck356 Right? As the Tall Ghost girl passed through Coraline, she even felt what she felt

[@skid0799]

There is a theory (idk if true or fake) that states Coraline never escaped, and fell for Beldam's trap. The origin of this theory comes from the last scene, Vermont the cat only has powers in the other world yet he disappeared on the billboard in real life? We also saw Beldam's ability to turn her eyes into human eyes as she wishes, which could be highly credible to make Coraline think she won by just keeping them on. Plus, it is believed that when Coraline threw the key down the well she basically gave it back to the other mother given that it really resembles the door's entrance. As stated, not sure if this theory is accurate but it is fun to think about, and makes the movie a bit more creepy.

[@ewilliams4410]

I also love this theory. Another thing that supports it is her falling asleep in the Other World and waking up in the "real world" after her first visit. She never went back through the door.

[@cameronalexander1111]

I just noticed that in the beginning when the doll comes to her it’s from a door you see stars far away. When she sent the coraline doll back out through the portal you could see stars. Y’all remember what wybie said. The well is so deep when you look up you see stars. Maybe that’s the confirmation the well is the portal

[@CupofLoffee]

this movie for me is like a lullaby, i know its creepy and weird, but i fall asleep to it and its soundtrack so easily haha. its so good.

[@Mr_Murk]

29:05 The other dad actually liked Coraline and wanted to help her like the other Wibey, but he was under the control of the Beldam. The other mother was controlling him and you can even hear him saying, “Sorry, mother making me.”

[@MellSayzHi]

Love this movie. In the books its hinted the house itself is alive and either made the Beldam or works with her. Also there is a scene with the other father in the book that gave me, a grown woman, actual shivers.

[@audreyspektor5401]

Gosh I know which scene u meant. Gave me nightmares the day I read it.

[@ravenID429]

Ugh the cellar scene🤣

[@ShaDHP23]

I saw this in the theatre. This one is a real throwback to movies of the 80s. Just the right amount of creepy and fun. They say this movie should have been PG13, but kids love this stuff. I know I did when I was a kid. Also, Keith David. Nuff said

[@madmax6439]

This is my favorite scary childhood movie. Fun fact# 4, when this movie came out and children's where watching this movie for the first time, alot of kids get out scare out of the movie and some of them didnt even finish the movie. I totally remember that alot of parents where completely mad with alot of movie theaters that they were saying " how this is a movie from children, this looks like a saw movie."

[@LoveGodWithAllYourMight]

This movie shows a great moral. Appreciate what you have even if it's dull and boring, even the most wonderful and beautiful places have a hidden danger

[@samwallaceart288]

And the dull and boring changes. Tomorrow night be worse, or it might be better; but it's _your_ tomorrow and there are things you can do to make it better; just as the parents take steps to make theirs better toward the end. Other's temptation only works so long as you forget that tomorrow won't be the same as today. She offers a perfect "forever" in exchange for your soul. But forever isn't how humans exist. Better to work on the shitty day yourself and than to give up that privilege to the nearest predator.

[@ree_boksock]

This movie is awesome! And so are your reactions Leo. I always spark up when you post!

[@iamaronman]

This movie is a masterpiece in animation, everything just came together perfectly and you can see the passion that went into making this film.

[@_Shadoh_]

I'm so happy to see this movie get some more reactions lately! It deserves it! 🥰

[@shrmpizza8660]

I always get blown away every time I watch this movie,one of the best claymation I've ever seen

[@richardlevy1459]

The book was written by one of my favourite authors Neil Gaiman. This was so well undertaken

[@Moonbeamchild8]

2:28 the thing with the stick is called “dowsing” . It’s based on an old tradition that claimed if you held out a forked stick and followed where it naturally tilted, it would lead you to water.

[@DanielLopez-cy2tq]

I just saw this movie for the 1st time a month ago. This movie is crazy.

[@patrickgattiker9765]

You always come out with the heat when I need it most. Thanks leo

[@CupofLoffee]

me: its CORALINE. him : ohh its coraline! my bad 10 secs later him: caroline! me : ffs

[@brandiarmstrong2902]

I think i was about 15 when this movie came out, but when i was 10 i had a recurring dream about following a secret passage behind a door in my closet and ending up in another house, miles away. Flash forward to my 13th year... I lived in the house i dreamed about when i was 10. I'd never heard of the place before, and we moved there after a storm took away our old place.

[@megrutkowski6282]

Woohoo I'm from Philadelphia! Go birds!!

[@chyna5913]

Ahhh I’m so happy you reacted to this movie❤️definitely one of my favorite childhood comfort movies especially around this time

[@matthew6427]

Such a cool movie! I love claymation movies. The Boxtrolls, Fantastic Mr Fox, Island of Dogs, all the Aardman movies are all really cool. I've been a fan of Aardman for a long time, since I saw the Creature Comforts show. Thanks for this one, Leo!

[@SherayReacts]

My boy keeping those reactions coming

[@nastjafisunova7258]

38:26 there is a reason, why cat disappeared. In original novel cat told, that there were multiple tiny holes to the alternative world, but Other Mother (or Beldame) knew only about one of them and could use only this one. This cat is not so simple, as it looks - it's older creature, than even Other Mother.

[@dylancole1910]

This is just one of those perfect Halloween films that leave you both creeped out and entertained. I never understood the end either, I hear there’s a book this was based on, I don’t know if the cat is a part of the story ( also interesting: I’ve heard that “ Whybie” actually wasn’t in the books at all, that he’s a character specifically added in for the movies. I guess they thought it would add to the story if she wasn’t completely alone. Personally, though I like Whybie, I think her being alone would have made the creep and uneasy factor ten times worse). My theory is that he’s not a cat, he’s some kind of mythical being that can walk between dimensions and just chooses to present himself as a cat. I also have a theory on why he can talk in the other world verses Coraline’s. It’s established that she is a pretty lonely kid. Just moved away from her home and away from her friends, her parents are workaholics who have hardly time to acknowledge her beyond meal times and getting her ready for a new school year. The Belldown probably thought that having another version of her obnoxious new freind, neighbors and a luxurious and exciting home life wasn’t enough. I believe her influence on the world is what allowed the “cat” to talk. If we are running with the theory that he isn’t really a cat, that would explain why the cat isn’t surprised or has any reaction to being able to form words. Also, this witch-like entity of course “ loves games” so she probably wanted the challenge to be about as equal as it was to her winning. The cat is obviously familiar with that world so it makes it way more fun for the Belldown to try and throw hurdles in her way as she tries to find the eyes and set her parents free. I do think that it would be interesting if this ever got a sequel, I love this movie and I watch it often during October and November, the soundtrack and scores are also great background music for a Halloween get together. 😄

[@djmeghan]

My daughter is reading the book and has told me that Whybie is not in the book. Apparently the doll is not in the book either. I can't wait till she's done reading it so I can read it, too.

[@frenkhorsky7633]

Oh yeah, Wybie was made for the movie so that Coraline didn't have to talk to herself. There are many parts in the book where Coraline is thinking something important and that wasn't an issue because it's a book and you literally read her thoughts but the filmmakers had to find a way to transition it into the movie. So instead of making Coraline talk to herself aloud, they gave her someone to talk to. The Cat however is a real character in the book but he's a lot different. The book cat is extremely egotistical and aloof, only helping Coraline if he happens to be in the area anyway and if helping her doesn't hinder him any. Less of a direct ally and more of a neutral party who knows that helping Coraline will piss off The Beldam. There is no explanation for why he can walk into other dimensions or talk besides the fact that he's a cat. He simply can. But hey, cats were seen as guardians of the underworld, so why not?

[@chrisgeorge4459]

“When adventure comes knocking There are some doors…that should never be opened”

[@de606returns6]

This is one of my favorite childhood movies and plus, in High School I got to meet one of the directors in High School Photography and he told us about the movies production, so it gives a lot of great memories

[@Paineinyourblank]

Great movie, there's another film that also came out in 2009 I think you would really enjoy it's an animated movie with elijah wood (Frodo) as the voice of the main character called "9"

[@desivergara3002]

that movie goes hard, he’d probably really enjoy watching that

[@ztm454]

The cat in this movie is a damn hero

[@typo1345]

So, its a major theory that the well is a portal to the other world. Remember Wybie said "it's supposed to be so deep, if you fell to the bottom and looked up you'd see a sky full of stars in the middle of the day." What time of day is it always in the other world, even during the daytime in the real world? Night. So, if the theory has merit, Coraline pretty much gave the key right back to the Beldam.

[@rexbanner8999]

Thank You for this reaction my guy! This flick means a lot to someone like me G 🙏

[@wheresatari668]

My 2 year old Daughter loves this movie. Loves it. She asks for it by name multiple times per week.

[@samwallaceart288]

All the movies from these guys are stop-motion. Animated but with actual puppets moved one frame at a time by hand. Most them aren't as well-written as this but I got a lotta respect from them. Other works I'll shout out is _Boxtrolls_ and _Wendyll and Wilde,_ and of course the OG, _Nightmare Before Christmas_ _Wendyl and Wilde_ was better than _Kubo_ and I'll die on that hill.

[@RafikiTheBaboon]

Love this guy's energy

[@MadcapMatt]

If you can come to Seattle before the end of summer next year the movies from this studio Laika have an exhibit at the Museum of Pop Culture. Coraline, Kubo and the Two Strings, Paranorman, The Boxtrolls, The Missing Link. Also a ton of other popular musicians, TV and movie memorabilia to see.

[@MadcapMatt]

One of the facts i remember reading at the Laika exhibit about this movie is they took enough photos to make over 24 hours of video at 24 frames per second.

[@Kill0trocity]

“Dad out there riding the ant.” I don’t know why that got me😂 14:40

[@angelab904]

Love this movie! You should watch Nightmare Before Christmas next or wait until Halloween! ❤

[@galexie9195]

"SCORPIONS?!" TOOK ME OUTTTT

[@BeastrealDT]

Black cats are mysterious. ✌️

[@richardlevy1459]

The whole water witch and dowsing stick...its a form of folk magic where a Hazel branch is used with two prongs to hold into to find water.

[@rxgalmills2576]

I LOVE your commentary, I enjoyed this video so much!

[@bridgetrodriguez4643]

Love this movie cant wait to watch this

[@oblivija]

There are some really crazy theories about this movie. About how Coraline never truly escaped and such. If you want you should totally react to some of the theory videos! Great reaction as always!

[@BloodylocksBathory]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully you'll watch Para-Norman and The Boxtrolls one day. They're the same production company.

[@CBeeMcQ]

A lot of people react to her parents neglecting Coraline without seeming to realize that they are in desperate financial straits. That's why they've moved to a rather dumpy apartment in an old house, and why there's very little food and they won't have money until they finish their work. What seems like neglect to children is often their parents working their assess off to try to keep a roof over their head and food on the table, and sometimes that makes them tired, stressed, cranky and yes, a little neglectful of their kids emotional needs

[@bigpancho22]

Some people really watch this on Christmas 😂😂 I couldn't imagine

[@samwallaceart288]

I could see that; as taking place _before_ the holiday. Parents working overtime; cold as hell but not _quite_ ready to snow; half everyone's off on some trip. Days go slow as hell while you wait for the _good part_ of the month to come. To me, this is a Thanksgiving movie.

[@ViolenziaDomestica]

The double intro made my day on top of the excitement of you watching this absolute trip of a movie ❤

[@Had736]

Thats why we should be thankful and grateful for the things we have, whether big or small

[@Ozzy32195]

Love this movie so much, it's one of those few that I think is actually better than the book

[@borderline9819]

If you look at the garden at the end when we see it from far you will see is the beldam face if i am not wrong (we dont see it in here because he didn’t show it but when you rewatch the movie if u want pay attention (im talking to anyone)

[@newworldastrology1102]

So many people miss that

[@_.-ADAM-SLE3PER_II]

Coraline was such a good movie when i first watched it, still my favorite till this day.

[@dearvincent6318]

You’ve just gotta watch Paranorman. Laika, the same company that made Coraline, also produced it and it’s hilarious and perfect for the season.

[@nastjafisunova7258]

That's interesting, but originally Bobinsky is pole. Because this surname is distinctive for Poland nation. In Russia you will not meet people called "Bobinsky". It's just a very unclever decission of movie makers to change his nation despite his surname. Yes, in original novel it was indicated that "he is from some East country, but nobody knows which one". But this surname really exist and this is common in Poland.

[@newworldastrology1102]

“Why did you change your mind ?” “Cuz I seen a walking hand…”

[@ValaNoire]

12:08 Bro was ready to swing 🗿

[@kenn8203]

This thumbnail is AMAZING

[@yabadaba1858]

One of my favorites. Thanks Leo!

[@SassyCassi]

notice that the other mother NEVER had any food on her plate

[@josecarbajal5710]

Isnt that stone with a hole like a fae thing?

[@195511SM]

i remember going to see this in the theater, because it was marketed as the first 3-D claymation film ever..

[@lailaistark]

She from Detroit 😂😂😂

[@Poss1]

Fantastic! Gonna be extra fun riding through this one with you. One of my favorites. Thanks! Here we go! :)

[@luciagilgsthmrvls]

Loooveddd this so much!!! 😁😁❤❤🙌🙌🙌

[@valeriewalker3886]

Hi Mr V, good choice this is great. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Hugs to Bella and love to you and your family.❤

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Great movie

[@sidneywashington7108]

WOOO im so ready for this reaction 🎉🎉

[@MarinaLille]

I loved your reaction 😂 You are so funny and kind! Subscribed ❤😊

[@earthe1]

HITCHHIKERS GUIDE TO THE GALAXY (2005). Follow the mice!!! lol

[@donnyboy6848]

Thank you greatly Leo for always bringing the 🔥HEATTTTT🔥

[@williampblaylock8840]

CORA-DANG-LINE!!!! NOT CAROLINE!!!

[@weirdguy805]

Mann I screwd her name all the way up the whole reaction smh

[@Yumm...]

Such a cool movie! Awesome atmosphere. I'm keen for you doing more kids movies, there's so many great ones that adults can clearly enjoy too

[@kawanaturner6009]

Me and my siblings loved this movie still do omg we all use to watch this alot bring back so many memories

[@Jayrod-qb3zb]

I hope you finish the Scream franchise if you still haven’t seen the rest 🙏🏾. Also if you haven’t seen the blackening I think you would enjoy that since it’s a black horror comedy and you enjoyed scary movie.

[@bridgetrodriguez4643]

That looks like the other mother made a voodoo doll of Coraline

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

He doubley proud of himself today.

[@christopherb501]

0:30 LAIKA is the studio name. You should see the rest of Laika's catalog.

[@tech4172]

My daughter Loved this Movie watched it like 6 times a month but raised her with her 1st movie being Omen at age 6-8 n she was not scared

[@jonathangarcia8124]

The cat mentioned he can hop dimensions whenever he wants. That's why he vanished at the end of the movie.

[@Ashleyamirah]

the first time I watched this I was drunk and like what the hell is going on haha now this is one of my faves!!

[@suneater4328]

One of my favorite movies as a kid

[@eppielicious]

You always bring the heat even on movies I don't like!! How you make me like this movie?? hilarious, shes a gangsta

[@westcoast7429]

ok i'll bite. why don't you like it?

[@ykMMD]

THANK YOU, you're the first to comment on the price of those gloves! It's insane hahaha

[@Indigenousindie]

My brother and I watched this DVD on his laptop in 3D I think with 3D glasses I'm not sure. It was one of the best movie experiences. I like odd things like 3D, IMAX, 48fps. Stop motion made it cool. Glad you picked this one.

[@nastjafisunova7258]

4:46 the problem, that this family is very poor and really needs money. That's why mom and dad so hardworking, they can't even have a rest, even after serious neck injury. It also explains, why this parents so stressful and nervous. Sometimes some serious projects can take a couple of weeks and the faster you complete them - the sooner you get money. If don't - there will be no money for you and your family. And, when you became parent, you feel more responsibility - you have to feed your child, dress him/her etc., it becomes the priority. When you have time - you spend it with your child. When you have deadlines - you can't, because "survival issues" are on the first place here.

[@np5246]

There's a theory that the other world is inside of a monster. There's a video that talks about it.

[@ComatoseRoses]

If you enjoyed this movie, i highly recommend Paranorman. it also fits with the theme of halloween!