Coraline is very fun and not *THAT* scary (to me)

Maybe I was just ~*built different*~
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[@theonegoldengryphon]

Fun fact: In the book, the tunnel to the other mother was implied to be an eldritch entity that even the other mother was terrified of, and every time Coraline went through, she had an ever-increasing sense that it knew she was there.

[@100lovenana]

At least that would explain why the other mother doesn't leave her world.

[@bumblebell8800]

@@100lovenana yeah but in the book i thought it said she saw a shadow in the art room, was it a rat because ive been thinking it was the beldam

[@nansiipii9018]

@@100lovenana she doesnt leave her world cause she has only power there and not in other worlds she controls her world

[@KossolaxtheForesworn]

yea I remember in visual novel how the tunnel transformed and she was touching something "wet and sticky and hairy"

[@SM-gq3wx]

But why does the tunnel looks increasingly lacklustre as the Beldam is loosing her powers?

[@Anxietea045]

Fun Fact: Mr. Bobinsky wears a medal awarded to the Liquidators of the Chernobyl Disaster, A.K.A. The 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union This explains why he is obsessed with beets because beets defend the body from radiation exposure Just amazes me how much effort they put into making and designing these characters

[@lanasemprit1475]

Holy shit! Coraline is my fav movie ever and I love that I’m always learning new stuff about it. The lore of this movie runs so deep

[@NIDELLANEUM]

I didn't find Coraline creepy. When I watched it, I even had a nice sleep afterwards. Also, fun fact: apparently, the book it was based for was published because the publisher's daughter read it and didn't find it scary. However, years later, she confessed that she WAS scared by the book, but she had to know how the story ended, so she lied.

[@voicelessbeing]

This is what I say to you,kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM

[@NIDELLANEUM]

@@voicelessbeing I had to click. I have never been personally Rickrolled. Thank you

[@tyleroutland1248]

When I saw Coraline as a little kid it scared me so much that I couldn't sleep for like 5 months because I kept seeing the other mother in my nightmares

[@vixiestarfire]

I was ok until the scene where the spider form of other mother jumps at Coraline in the spiderweb scene. That made me scream 😂 it wasn’t a startled scare but she just looked so ewwwww scary 😂

[@averiin5226]

same tho i watched it when i was 5-6? oop-

[@michelle9182]

Most likely the ghosts had those facial expressions because thats how they looked in their last moments

[@KitAE0]

Don't traumatise me all over again please 😂😂 nothings more terrifying than the last moments of a child's life on their face

[@terewonselfbutsequel]

😱

[@spongebob9682]

@@KitAE0 it's not that F*cking scary, We MaDe A dEaL nOw ShUt Up

[@atozreaction116]

The pioneer girl had the most terrifying out the other two cuz her expression was just pure petrified to the point of shock

[@wintersoren]

Everytime I watch this movie, the scene when the Other Mother counts to three and slowly turns into her true self, always gives me the same anxious fear of when a parent pressures their child. Which is probably what they were going for.

[@KitAE0]

That's actually a really good take. I didn't think about it like that. Like, being symbolic of parents appearing like their worst scariest selves when they're angry with you. 👌

[@KylerJohnson7]

Fun fact, The other dads song has a hidden message behind it as he is tying to warn coralline of what the other mother wants to do to her

[@SleepyGermlin]

Wow I'm more creep out by that song now and thanks for the fact

[@ajparker6221]

That's creepy what if the other dad was... the real dad

[@fermio]

I think at 16:09 the "flag" of Wybie's clothes are meant to imply that he was destroyed because he helped her escape, with only his clothes being left as a warning (kinda like they would have spiked a head back in the old days), not that he's running around naked xD

[@20000dino]

20:01 “I feel like this would’ve scared me more of the ending had a little uncertainty”. Didn’t you notice the cat disappeared behind the Pink Palace Apartments post sign in the end ? Have you forgotten he could only do that in the other world ? 👀

[@inactivegoodbye.]

OH MY GOD. I NOTICED HIM DOING THAT BUT OCSSJKHGAD so many theories are formulating in my brain right now

[@phousefilms]

Not to mention the garden from overhead looks like the Other Mothers true face(while in the Other World, it's Coralines.)

[@nonya5260]

He could do that in the real world too, it’s what he meant about finding different ways between the two worlds. But this means he went to the other world and that there’s still ways through the other mother might be able to use.

[@beatrizsoares4948]

@Elleigh Gaming Roblox theories say that the well was the original passage to the other world... What if she has the key now? 👀

[@tau-5794]

The garden looks like that in the beginning of the movie too, it's just a sign of the Beldam's presence around the Pink Palace, like the bug wallpaper and little door which are present throughout.

[@jonathanjohnson6727]

Did you recognize all the times Coraline escaped through the tunnel to return her real home, but the first time her _other_ parents tuck her in and watch her fall asleep then she wakes up back in reality? I interpret that to mean she never left the other world and is in a purgative state(all aparat events that happened after her real parents passed). I believe the whole scenario of her parents being there at all throughout the movie. Are what Coraline would deem to be the ideal side of her purgatory. Also 'the accident' might reference to the family being in a car wreck on their way to moving across country. But only Coraline survived(initially) and she became stuck as an entity in the Pink Palace, which is why there's scenes with rotting food and her parents being 'gone' for so long. There's even a picture frame of them when Coraline didnt have blue hair; could signify they were better days not so much that it was childhood but the fact it was life. It also seems the residence of the Pink Palace are from different points in time. Add in how they never leave/are never shown leaving to do their performances for the public. Caused me to conclude that even though Coraline gets her parents back. It merely means she/they have control over the estate and are able to move on, be at peace.

[@MillyKKitty]

Coraline indeed is quite scary for some but is indeed more fun the less scared you are. I love all the tiny details the bug wallpaper in the living room hinting that the house might have belonged to Beldam, Coraline's family had to move because of a car accident, I have speculated that Beldam's family created the house and she says (in the graphic novel at least) that she dug her mother's own grave and kicked her back in when she tried to crawl out. Beldam could've bene locked up in a cell as a child (if she was a human) and had to eat bugs to survive. After killing her own mother she would crave for love and would maybe even sewn buttons on her eyes to be a mother to her dolls 🤔 Perhaps dying from bloodloss and being cursed? AGH, I love making theories >_< So many possibilities!

[@Therealsoso10]

mom: *opens door* Coraline: *disappointed* Robert Pattinson????

[@clauliz5502]

The reason her eyes look sunken is part of the stop motion process. Coraline has face plates that allow animators to remove one face and replace it with a different one to showcase a facial change. Her eyes do stay in the model though. I recommend watching Nightmare Before Christmas if you haven't seen it.

[@jollygirl94]

When the Other Mother threw Coraline into the mirror, she wants her to reflect herself :,)

[@kitsunefirey]

...OHHH MY GOD!!! IVE NEVER REALIZED THAT!!

[@braincellgenocide9553]

How dare you, take my like

[@atozreaction116]

Wait please explain? The magic mirror is nothing but a dark room with the past dead three ghost children

[@SM-gq3wx]

@@atozreaction116 it’s just a very witty pun

[@corenisveryconfused]

Actually there is a cliffhanger The cat- it seems to know more portals in

[@100lovenana]

I always interpreted the very last scene as insinuating that the cat's supernatural powers aren't necessarily connected to the other mother's world. Think about it, in this world pocket dimensions with supernatural creatures exist, who knows what other oddities there are in Coraline's universe?

[@ananyasahoo2615]

@@100lovenana that's what I thought

[@christianwise637]

@@100lovenana I mean cats don't abide by the laws of nature, so who knows?

[@plipito2806]

“No substantial holiday in November” Thanksgiving got mad

[@justanotherisekaiprotagoni7293]

Ikkkk the shade was great

[@adriantorres7839]

Fuck pilgrims

[@anf9311]

Thanksgiving: It became personal with me.

[@TheTaintedWisdom]

"Thanksgiving got mad" People outside the US: (Visible confusion)

[@Mollymauking]

ah, americans

[@lanasemprit1475]

You’re one of the few people that seems to understand from the parents sides. The older I get the more I realize they weren’t mean they were burnt out and broke 😭 If you really watch their scenes they are struggling to make ends meet with their catalog. Also $24 for gloves is a lot if you really can’t afford it 🤣

[@dushdjtoedushdjtoe3298]

This girl is braver than the marines. I watched this movie once when I was younger and had constant nightmares for years about buttons being sewn over my eyes

[@matheusrodrigues7921]

Yes! I absolutely love Coraline! Hope you do Over the Garden Wall sometime

[@xoyuri_art]

yes i love that cartoon ❤

[@diazdedc]

Nice suggest!!

[@CactusBerto]

Or better yet infinity train

[@melodyg5529]

i need a reaction to this for the spooky season 😩💙

[@hazelonnutella9599]

Yes!!

[@creativeliv1124]

The movie did end on a cliffhanger the cat went through the sign and the Beldam never died they only threw her hand with the key down the well. And some people think the well leads to the other world because there is a fairy ring around it (the mushrooms) which is known to lead to other realities. So the movie does stay mysterious with uncertainty to whether she is alive or not.

[@linguaparamour273]

If you ever decide to watch more Laika movies, I 100% recommend "Kubo and the Two Strings"

[@TheTaintedWisdom]

Weakest movie I've seen, this and Paranorman were *way* better.

[@hxxlls]

paranorman is so good too you should watch it

[@Olivetree80]

Coraline is scary to me when you think about all of the hidden messages that imply that she could still be there, but it's left up for interpretation, and the signs that the well is probably a portal to the other world. I love the eerie creepiness of this movie, I don't think it's necessarily scary in the normal horror sense, but in a way, it's creepier because it's a kids movie, so there's a juxtaposition.

[@kijanilong2395]

Damn, I remember being terrified of this as a kid

[@takami_0710]

same

[@voicelessbeing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM I hope u feel better

[@theu6757]

Samee

[@-sokkafilmz-2936]

same, i didn't want to finish it cuz i was so scared lmao

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@takami_0710 I'm lucky to have 13 when I read the book and 16 when the film was sorted

[@evebill7352]

12:09-12:13 had me dying!!!! Coraline's expression definitely matches her reaction to the lyrics even better (if she ever listened to the song)😂😂😂😂

[@savvyd21]

You should react to ParaNorman, ParaNorman and Coraline are made by the same people and it’s such a good movie

[@alexribeirodeoliveira807]

I missed this smile and joy at The Last Airbender reaction, that was really a horror movie.

[@simbathedog2249]

I haven’t watched Coroline, but i watched part of it and it wasn’t scary. I was thinking how good the animation was. If you want some suggestions for movies i have a sad one which is The One and Only Ivan. There is a book which is better but i don’t think it’s possible to make a reaction to a book while your reading it.

[@takami_0710]

First of all its Coraline and also the scary bit only happens at maybe half way in

[@voicelessbeing]

It’s stop motion 🙂

[@mjwatershark1881]

It’s not really a “scary” movie it’s just kind of dark at the end

[@simbathedog2249]

@@greenlanternslight. that would!

[@simbathedog2249]

@@greenlanternslight. That’s sort of like avatar but not scary, and they would probably add some sort of depression!

[@RaLk6]

The movie is like a adventure which is not bad but the book is way more scary. Great reaction !

[@qweenbean5036]

I remember rewatching Coraline after I first started high school and I kinda understand why she was so sassy and even a bit rude to Wybie (not defending her actions at all, be kind to the people around you) The last time I had moved to a new area and had to make new friends was when I was 6-7 years old and around that time I was incredibly shy since my last school both the kids and even the teachers were jerks to me. But when I was entering high school me and my mom and siblings had to move into an apartment that was pretty small and not so much on the personal privacy area and some of the neighbors were a bit off. And I was very moody and unfortunately I didn’t know how to talk about my feelings without getting snarky or defensive. And I was only thirteen at the time so it wasn’t very easy. And Ik my little brother will be dealing with that as well since we are both moving up to a new state soon. I’ve been graduated from high school for a year now but since I understand what it’s like to have to live in a new place and meet new people and deal with the fact that the friends you had are miles away, hopefully I can help him go through with it. And maybe watching Coraline might help as well. Also I recommend reading the book, it’s much darker but it’s just as cool as the movie

[@tonshie186]

Yass coraline is my fav movie!♡ Also I recommend watching The Promised Neverland !It's an amazing show and you won't regret watching it!♡love ur channel

[@tonshie186]

BTW congrats on 10k

[@alek8409]

Oh yeah! The promised Neverland would be good but she said she will mainly be doing films.

[@marinadumas129]

I’ve always loved watching stop animation and Coraline has always been one of my favorites. I’m so glad you liked it! 💛

[@silentlyscreaming9821]

0:46 Thanksgiving crying in the corner :(

[@darktheg.o.d5541]

Definitely haunted my dreams as a child

[@safimusgrove2672]

If you pay close attention, in the last scene where everyone is out in the yard planting and tending to the garden, the camera pans out and we see an overhead shot of the property - it’s actually the Beldam’s face (instead of Coraline’s like in the “other world”). This could possibly allude/nod to the fact that she’s still watching over Coraline. There’s still sinister work at play. It just reinforces the overall creepiness of the film; I was definitely one of the kids who was traumatized/completely fascinated by this as a kid...and low-key still am. 👉🏾👈🏾

[@aryannajay1034]

Ik I’m late but, fun fact: The other dad was trying to warn coralline with the lyrics to his song, he said “She's as cute as a button In the eyes of everyone who ever laid their eyes on Coraline When she comes around exploring Mom and I will never ever make it boring Our eyes will be on Coraline” I just thought that was kinda funny.

[@JH-cs5py]

If the eye's look sunken-in it's probably because they made over 6,000 replacement faces for the the Coraline puppet while making the film. At the time it was some kind of record I think, before being supplanted by Paranorman and Kubo. The eyes might have been a point of release on the puppet for the individual faces so they could be removed more quickly. Yellow looks good on you BTW, even without Blue Hair. :-D

[@phousefilms]

The Other Fathers entire song is warning Coraline about the Other Mothers intentions, to put the button eyes on her and "their eyes will be on Coraline"(could also be warning about the "spy doll"). The Other Father saying "Who's hungry?"and the gloves(given they are controlled by the Beldam)both raise. She's hungry alright.... The Other Garden is filled with flycatchers(the plant the frog comes out of is called a pitcher plant, which flies land in the liquid in the "pitcher"and are dissolved by acid. Fun! The book is far more overt with it, but the Beldam is a Fae(also called a Faerie).Theres a few hints at it through the film, but the main ones are:The food of the Other World is far more delicious to Coraline, the well has a ring around it called a "faerie ring"and the green stone Spink and Forcible give her is an Adder Stone(a magical charm able to see through enchantment and glamours). Theres a scary part of the book that was cut out, which is about the tunnel between the two worlds containing a monster(which we never see)that is older and slow, and more dangerous than the Beldam herself)and the tunnel itself may be the monsters digestive tract. Definitely had a Lovecraftian feel, but I understand why they didn't include it. Better to read, harder to portray onscreen. The Other Father is grinning when Coraline refuses to put on the buttons, and even tries to frighten her further by saying how "it's so sharp you won't feel a thing". This is because he and Other Wybie both care for her. The Beldam did her work too well.

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

0:45 "there's no substantial holiday in November anyway" YEEEESSSSSSS 💖🔥😗👌

[@leannalea1773]

Thanksgiving: 👁💧👄💧👁

[@Beeetlejjug]

@@leannalea1773 🦃💧👄💧🦃

[@jf175]

Watch some theory’s and things you didn’t notice, makes the movie a lot creepier when you rewatch it

[@harprabhsangha5177]

Ahh the movie that gave me nightmares when I was a kid. Watching this bringing those nightmare memories coming back. True nostalgia

[@juliaarielle8536]

This has literally been my FAVORITE movie since the first time i saw it at 7 years old. I loved the music, coraline's personality, the creepiness, and everything else about it.

[@juniorsandoval9624]

for me this movie is the greatest stop motion movie ever made. I love horror movies so this ones right up my alley

[@Shirayuki216]

I remember watching this when I was rEally young and I lOved this film and I still do

[@calhof991]

Sophia: "I don't find Coraline scary" Me: "Is it possible to learn this power?"

[@tiny_frog2961]

It wasn’t scary for me

[@alllittlethingzz]

It wasn’t scary at all to me growing up either

[@pottop880]

How about doing a bad horror movie just for fun and a legitimately scary horror movie haha 🙃 just ideas. I really love Coraline's aesthetic and movie style ❤️

[@mistress.of.science]

lmaoooo i love your sense of humor so much! 19:01 had me rolling 🤣 so glad to have found you through your atla videos and excited to keep watching!! 😊

[@hazelonnutella9599]

Me too!! Omg we should start a fan club haha. Shes so adorable too!!

[@alllittlethingzz]

He can’t lol he has a hunch back😂

[@neon6944]

Why did I just notice one of Coraline’s friends built like a Code Lyoko character?

[@afrological]

Coraline is me and my sister's favorite cartoon from when we were younger because it's such a trip and full of twists, and I absolutely love everything about the stop motion animation they did on this movie is just wonderful to the eyes, I just wish they would come out with a Coraline 2 ,:(, Also your really funny, stay positive and safe!

[@_.soymilk]

I saw coralline on cable tv when I was elementary school age, but I haven’t seen it since then. I should watch it sometime haha but I remember it making me feel rly sad for some reason😂

[@lake2358]

9:48 "I can't imagine being loved that much that they would do that" Girl same 😭💀

[@tobiokei3734]

5:14 KWJDKWJDKWFJS I WAS NOT EXPECTING ROBERT ALL OF SUDDEN LMFAOOO

[@jolanda_1108]

Oh I love Coraline! The novel and book are great too :) I was super scared when I've been reading the graphic novel (I was about 10 years old though)

[@Laughingcoyote1213]

I love this movie so much. It also has an evil twin movie called "Caroline." I don't recommend it lol

[@melcm6285]

Coraline is one of my favorite movies when I was a child. Does that means that I’m creepy? 😂

[@sophiehale1171]

Same

[@saba_nana]

gur i am actually obsessed i just found out that u have been doin this for 6 months only, u are such a queennnn i love ur editing and humor ❤️

[@KP-qk2dw]

she said bro built like bigweld from robots 😂😂😂 that laugh caught me so off guard

[@spiderfingers86]

One of my favorite movies. Contrary to popular belief, this was not directed by Tim Burton, but was by Henry Selick.

[@squadkiller7988]

11:41 my gosh that creeps me out🤯🤒

[@bigruckus7049]

I've fallen in love with this lady, her editing and humor 😗

[@Maxisamo1]

A lot of writers like to use old DOS computers so they don't get distracted from other stuff on the computer

[@burnitdown5828]

I think Wyborn was given his name from his grandma in the meaning of "Why were you born now I have another person to protect from the witch bitch who likes to stitch"(FYI the theorizer made up that quote not me.)

[@mikeysleftasscheek8897]

Fun fact: a bunch of kids say this was traumatising then theres me who’s obsessed with it

[@deltableu]

It's a movie about child abduction. Predators use children's ignorance, openness and trust for adults, gaslight them, and eventually hurt them, be it emotionally abusing, assaulting or murder. The Belledame spies on children (stalks them), finds out what they like and lures them in with sweets, games, delicious foods, (deceptively) easy-going and sweet personality, waits til they're at their most trusting and vulnerable, promises to love them and they can live with her in this happy family, then she kills them, hides their bodies, and they are never to be with their families ever again. The use of bright colors, delicious foods, fun games, (false) tenderheartedness of the Other Mother is all a trap for the characters, and essentially the viewer. It's *meant* to lure you in with a false sense of security due to intrigue. It's meant to make you think it's going to be like Alice in Wonderland, but it's more Lovely Bones. *It's not supposed to appear scary, and that's what makes it so disturbing* ; we are manipulated as the viewer, just as the children are in the movie, and children are in real life. I really do love this movie though and rewatch it without getting bored, but it's a terrifying reality.

[@dontworryaboutit6669]

Well it kinda did leave you on a cliffhanger because at the end you notice the cat disappearing at the end so it just makes you wonder if that world still exists since the cat only has those abilities in the other world.

[@lake2358]

Homegirl was ahead of her time istg. She pulled off blue hair and a yellow raining coat. Icon.

[@alexacordova6790]

I've watched literally every reaction about this movie and all other KZbin reactions are Incredibly funny especially yours LOOOOL

[@Twigpi]

Wow, I pretty much agreed with your assessments, even the inset eyelids. I've read the book, too. I remember that in the book, Coraline is smaller and completely fearless. I enjoyed your reaction! Love your editing, too. I feel that you express yourself well, even if you might struggle to find the right word in the moment at times - I've certainly been there, and I still struggle. Anyway, great job!

[@Twigpi]

@@SophiaPhannn To be honest, I didn't think of it until after watching the video when I was commenting. I'm always so slow in the moment 😖 I can't overstate though how enjoyable it is to hear your thoughts and commentary. I'm sure I speak for many when I say you have a disarming way of getting our hearts caught up into what you're saying.

[@biguy617]

I love this movie. This movie and Kubo are my two favorite Lakia stop motion animation movies. The sad part of the ending is that it is an illusion of victory. Coraline has actually lost to The Other Mother at the end and sh3 is now trapped in the Pink Palace Limbo. A KZbinr named The Fangirl has done many videos one this movie saying Coraline actually loses at the end. Once she drops the key down the well she is forever trapped in the limbo and the key is back in the Other Mother realm. Then she creates another doll for her next victim.

[@emmaothorell]

I love that this film is made in stop-motion. It's so cool. Also, I reckon she looked for the well bc, at least in my experience, kids in the countryside have nothing to do but explore the areas around their house. That's what I did growing up every weekend on my nan's farm

[@lilyovalle7254]

"No substantial holiday in November" Día de muertos: *cries*

[@destinymormance181]

Coraline is my fav, you should try ParaNorman or Boxtrolls next! Stop motion is the best! You can feel all the hard work that goes into them, I'm pretty sure this movie took like 4 years to finish.

[@SonofS1lence]

I love stop motion animation, and I'm glad other people also appreciate it

[@LadyKataNova]

Watching this as a kid must be fun and spooky. I watched it when i turned 30 so it didn't scare me. However, i was disappointed in myself for ignoring it all those years just because it was for kids. This is definitely a great film that anyone can enjoy.

[@lucass.r9314]

When I was a child I never was scared by coraline I always love the movie

[@greystxrm]

Bro I remember when I watched this as a kid I was so scared I peed myself and had nightmares for a whole week

[@honeyfei]

Coraline is a movie I can watch over and over again 🥰

[@jaysontatum01]

I used to watch this movie with my cousins who loved scary movies as kids and this was one of our favorites to watch late at night, good movie frfr.

[@takami_0710]

This is such a well-made movie I love it so much! I mean the intention to detail is amazing it's stellar ♥

[@Baranuwu]

congrats on 10k subs! You're amazing

[@waffleauflauf4213]

I was scared of Coraline as a kid, but not necessarily because of the movie itself. I had separation anxiety and any movie where the main character left their parents for an adventure freaked me out. This included... most kid's movies.. lol.

[@jacklyntree7752]

I've been looking for a comment/someone like this. My dad would watch this movie every once in a while, and I'd lie on the bed with him to watch. I never was scared of the scenes/characters (I hope one day to have a black cat with no 'true name'), but it was the fear of leaving my parents or never getting to see them again that's stuck with me and my anxiety

[@nialloconnor9860]

Yes coraline, I love that movie! Can't wait to see your reaction! I love your channel! Have a great day! I can't believe your not at a million yet or even 100 thousand, you're awesome! 😄❤

[@thatcher6923]

My dad was a producer on this movie, so I literally grew up with it. For the first 6 years of my life I actually refused to watch it because I thought it would be too scary, but when I finally did go and watch it, I wasn’t scared at all, and it’s been my favourite animated movie ever since.

[@thatcher6923]

Oh, and here’s a fun fact: snapdragons can symbolize deviousness and are often use to ward away lies and tricks. Use that info as you will

[@brookecurren1548]

coraline has been my favorite movie ever since i was a little child. i play it to fall asleep sometimes

[@XMoonBoiii]

Just started watching these videos and I can not stop.

[@mdunt9183]

even the cat just like ... " you a lil bitch... " xD made me laugh out loud for real

[@carolnoelle2468]

They are puppets, it’s stop-motion, and Wybie has scoliosis actually, and the other Wybie wasn’t taken of his clothes, the other mother got rid of him and put the clothes up as a warning to all the other “pawns” of hers to show what happens when u don’t listen.

[@ladidaa579]

i don’t care that this is late. so basically, when you were talking about the beldams presence not being entirely gone, well it isn’t. a lot of people have theorized that the hands moving the clouds is a sign that the beldam is still alive. also the fact that the garden looks like the beldam

[@pinkbunny6935]

Used to be scared of this movie when I was younger. Just recently rewatched it. I actually like it but I still feel like it has some dark elements to it that are just spooky lol. Remind me of some dark readings we did in my English class in college

[@d_eexe]

losing it at the edit of robert pattinson

[@COSun25]

Definitely loving the Super Mario Princess Daisy look (judging from your top and necklace).

[@butlerbertram2169]

at the ending discussion, I dont think you realized at the end of the movie the cat used a portal. Which, would not be possible if the Beldam was completely dead, meaning she is actually still alive. Meaning, she most likely still has the key. If she still has the key the well would have to be a portal. Meaning Coraline just gave the key right back to the Beldam. The thrill and hidden theories and secrets in this movie, is fascinating.

[@harenava1451]

THANK YOU. Everyone always goes off about how terrifying and how scarring this movie was for them, and I'm just like "...?" Like, sure, it can be creepy and really, REALLY dark with lots of scary imagery... But it's not really as bad as everyone says it was. I first watched it when I was like... 11? 12? I dunno. But I just saw it as a really cool stop motion movie that felt much more horror based without being actually scary.

[@Shadowcat107]

I love watching Tim Burton movies especially the stop motion ones

[@Jiu_miralce06]

This is one of my all time favourite movies!

[@whitekitties4224]

This movie literally traumatized me. I’m not even kidding, I watched it once when I was 5 and had nightmares for the next 4 years… and now I’m 9.

[@aldlkj]

"Bless you, miss!" I could swear I heard "Listen, b**ch" all my life

[@meltingsystem3990]

I've been watching this movie since I was a little kid. This and zombieland was my childhood

[@bipolarbeautie85]

Honestly I have a theory that the well and the little door are connected because wybie said that if you fell in you would see a sky full of stars in the middle of the day And in the scene where Coraline comes back after shopping with her mom and goes in the other world you can see that it's night time there even though it was light outside in the real world🤔

[@justartagain1056]

This movie is really good, but if you want a really scary kids' movie you watch Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island. The atmosphere in that movie is top notch.

[@roxytheangeldragon4466]

I love coraline my sister was scared of it but I loved it stop motion and doll motion is like my favorite thing it's always so nice

[@kelseycole1885]

“little matchy matchy” 😂 ❤️