Everything Wrong With Coraline In 15 Minutes Or Less

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Coraline is creepy, endearing, original, and fun. BUT it still has sins! So we counted them.
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[@cutiesos]

Fun fact in the book when her parents disappear she actually does call the cops. She told them her parents were taken by the other mother and the dispatcher was just like “look I know you want attention but just go ask ur mom for some hot chocolate no need to call us”

[@jaejohnson9922]

Why does every adult in this story suck?

[@jaejohnson9922]

@Royal Twat sad

[@antiantim5541]

@Royal Twat Honestly though dispatchers in real life wouldn't do that at all. It's a good thing she didn't call the cops in the film cause they probably what have had her taken to a foster home or something. And then she'd have no way to get back to the house.

[@sweetcupcake5235]

@CutieSOSO Yeah that was hilarious 😂

[@sweetcupcake5235]

@Royal Twat In the book the Other door is a huge tall carved wooden door at the right corner at the end of the hall in the drawing room with the furniture they inherited from Coraline's dead grandmother. She was not allowed to play in the drawing room because of the furniture which was expensive but Coraline didn't care because she thought it was boring in there.

[@danmanhuntingclan6699]

Ngl, When the cat said “i just can” made more sense than most movies trying to explain why some characters have obtained supernatural power, it also made me laugh so hard for no reason

[@JD-cc6rj]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKXLkn5rgbumj7c Man life trash for me right now 😢 I’m just always filled with depression 😣☹️

[@Rauvi]

@@JD-cc6rj Well, get well soon, I guess. Why is that a link for a random Fortnite video.

[@ussinussinongawd516]

@@Rauvi thanks i was gonna click it

[@thekingofbboys3371]

@@JD-cc6rj ok...?

[@illumimakara9550]

The way he said Ohh.... And just sinned also was hilarious

[@bloodybee3553]

Fun fact: Originally, the reason the mother's "I ❤ Mulch" cup moved was because there was a fully animated scene where she took a sip of it. In this scene, Coraline finds a spider in a flower she's messing with at the window, and she throws it back over her shoulder. It lands in the mother's cup, she doesn't notice and takes a sip of it, and then the spider crawls away after she sets it down. Some people think that this was the other mother controlling the spider to get Mel's DNA to mimic her appearance, but unfortunately this scene was removed.

[@SandraBoleyn]

why would they remove something that makes so much sences?(sorry for mistakes btw)

[@LOLbitTheLollyFox]

Duuuuuuude dats messed up...😂😂😂😅

[@Raddish-IS-Radd]

​@@SandraBoleynprobably because the scene was well... seen as unnecessary.

[@savannahtolliver223]

@@LOLbitTheLollyFox im sorry........but how the hell does dats translate to that's in English? and why is the shortest version of That's an actual word in Dutch?

[@LOLbitTheLollyFox]

@@savannahtolliver223 Don't have a clue. Ah, the english language! Tomb and womb but bomb is pronounced different! WHY?!? L.O.L 🧡💜🖤🦊

[@sleepyabby6421]

As a kid, the whole part with the ghost kids scared the shit out of me. "She left us here. And ate up our lives," still gives me chills

[@cellochel1582]

Oh yeah. I saw it in the theaters and I was terrified.

[@sussybussysauce6079]

It's kinda hinted at that Mr. Bobinski has blue skin due to radiation. He even has a medal for people who helped clean Chernobyl

[@susannahs8533]

Came here to post this!

[@383_mtb7]

Holy shit. Any other clues or hints to this?

[@sussybussysauce6079]

@@383_mtb7 Not that I know of. All I can tell is of his medal, seemingly stereotypical Russian accent, and stuff like that. Maybe there is an interview somewhere because I don't find any mention of it in the book.

[@HenkaG]

I thought it was cause he froze to death or drowned

[@Earthenfist]

I figured it was because he took too many silver supplements. People with too much silver in them turn blue.

[@kiahikari]

Fun fact: Mr. Bobinski was part of the chernobyl cleanup crew. thats why his skin is blue. and thats why he has that medal on his t shirt.

[@littleylvis]

This comment deserves more likes 👆

[@AvianOrchid01]

2nd comment on a comment

[@bigdaddyxd5755]

3 comment commenting on a comment

[@xerosbabyislas4759]

I'm glad someone else knows that

[@burtini]

Dam that just changed my childhood

[@SOPHI529]

Also, in the original book, she DID call the police, but they told her to get some hot chocolate and have her mom tuck her back into bed 💀 I’m pretty sure that could’ve been really hated in the movie

[@livvworm]

And then she’s like “aight” and makes herself some chicken nuggets lmao

[@zackshere8854]

Coraline is literally a movie to scare kids into loving their parents XD

[@xPearlz]

...and it got me to want to sew buttons in my eyes.

[@NoxBVansyn]

A movie to scare kids into loving their absentee* parents lol

[@jet__girl]

Coraline's dad is the most depressed looking character. Ever.

[@inkystars19]

That's the point, he's being dragged down by his work but cares for coraline and the other father looks more happy and cheerful

[@josuegarro5437]

@Aaron Smith he's still an animal plushie, our representation of depression fits way more with a human

[@GordonN661]

Are ya winning dad

[@khaotictrash]

Coraline's dad is such a mood and I love that he's a meme now 😂😂

[@oldleatherhandsfriends4053]

So the most real

[@TreeckoJedi9]

Other Father was created by Other Mother to love Coraline. And he loved her so much he was willing to betray Other Mother for her

[@Hanmacx]

"i love her more than I fear you" xD

[@bessieburnet9816]

@@Hanmacx 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@TheAres1999]

"You miscalculated. I love Zuko more than I fear you"

[@deegster9176]

Other Father was a great man... ish R.I.P

[@Violets_and_Madness]

I also want to say that in the book, he also loved Coraline so much, but the Beldam's controll was too and he still almost ended up killing her. (Not by a praying mantis tractor controlling his movements but by his hands)

[@ezra_grey2018]

Fun fact, Coraline never left the beldams world the first time. She just thought she did because she went to sleep, but the beldam just made it appear that way. As time went on and Coraline was entering/exiting the door she was just falling deeper into a hole. So the whole time after the first night entering the beldams realm she was trapped inside the nightmare and she never knew it. One thing that points it out is that the ghost kids tell her after they entered the door they never saw their real parents again.

[@monikaaaax3]

Plus, on the book, her parents disappear after the first night she spends on the other world

[@charliebuckets8863]

Is this confirmed or a theory?

[@ezra_grey2018]

@@charliebuckets8863 it's confirmed in the book by the ghost children, they state "once i met the beldum, i never saw my real mom again." Even though she "left" through the door several times she never actually left the first night. It's all a game to the beldum but in the end she always wins. Edit: I do believe that this is a fan theory, though lots of things point to it being true

[@monikaaaax3]

@@ezra_grey2018 I think the kids never saw their parents again bc they fell for the trap right away, they allowed the beldam to sew the buttons into their eyes during their first night, without fighting

[@sidneythespottedtabby]

@@ezra_grey2018 Because unlike Coraline, the ghost children fell for it immediately. It's just a theory, though it's definitely really fun to think about!

[@kodathy9386]

This movie has many things in it that seem like mistakes but after research or just thinking it out for a while are actually EXTREMELY cool and smart plot points that explain EVERYTHING that makes the story confusing.

[@toshowmyfriends2567]

Ah yes. Coraline, the family friendly movie where a demon feeds off of children’s souls after kidnapping them and stealing their eyes.

[@donatelloseyebrows]

I think the point of taking their eyes was for their souls like have you ever heard the saying " the eyes are the window to the soul " I think that was the point of the Beldam sewing the buttons into the childrens eyes

[@toshowmyfriends2567]

@@donatelloseyebrows I know. It’s just that “and stealing their eyes” sounds better than “and covering up their metaphorical passage to the soul with buttons symbolizing how she is controlling them like a doll”

[@donatelloseyebrows]

@@toshowmyfriends2567 ;-; you made it sound waaay cooler than my ranting

[@toshowmyfriends2567]

@@donatelloseyebrows lol

[@averagebriarmain]

@@donatelloseyebrows no the reason why she did the button eyes is so they cant leave the clothes that she gave to coraline is like pre-button eyes since in the movie she couldnt leave after she put them on

[@itsbritneybitch8003]

That scene of Coraline tucking herself into her parents bed and kissing their pillow counterparts broke my heart as a kid and still does to this day.

[@david2legit2quit]

Still get chills every time I see it, can’t believe it was sinned

[@Not_J._B]

Same , and that combined with the music almost made me cry

[@user-nv2tb1vm4y]

Yup :‘( also the music there was really atmospheric , that scene hits hard

[@MonarchEAS]

That was the only time I felt bad for her in the whole movie.

[@kykymorris3629]

Same it gets me everytime😌🤚🏾

[@Gdayhomie]

"You think winning game is good thing?" Italy to germany in 1945

[@user-qs9iu9vw4x]

Italy: well it is ad that's why i leaving you Also now i imagine a version of the movie staring Hitler so thanks

[@AwildGwen]

Actually coraline walking around the "other" world just to end back at the house is explained right after you cut it off it's because the other mother only creates what is needed she only has that bit cause that's the only bit coraline lives on so she just ends up coming back (it's also smart on the other mothers part since now coraline can't get away) I personally think that the amount of thought that went into this part deserves a sin off

[@ke2A]

Why is cinemasins more disgusted by the mango milkshake then he is about Coraline killing the bugs with her bare hands?

[@arianamauery9281]

Exactly--i thought that scene was gonna be in there for the hand smushing, not the wrong count

[@petermiller4953]

Maybe he hates mango milkshakes?

[@krinxq5986]

@@petermiller4953 he has a fair point

[@katsudon2511]

Dude that was my favorite scene it made it look so good dude

[@frmad9329]

@@krinxq5986 yes he does that sht sounds nasty AF

[@throwawayaccount9878]

The one thing that annoyed me about this movie was that the other parents don’t let her FINISH THE FOOD. It looks fucking delicious and she takes one SIP of her milkshake (gross flavor but yeah) and they take it away to replace it with a cake. THEN SHE DOESN’T EVEN GET TO EAT THE CAKE.

[@bluemoondust8421]

I feel hut. THAT YOU SAID MANGO MILKSHAKES ARE GROSS. AND HE FINDS IT DISGUSTING BECAUSE I LOVE IT AND MAKE IT ALL THE TIME (until I run out of mangos) YOU WILL FEEL THE COLOMBIAN WRATH. - a person that didn't get mangos from her Colombian grandpa

[@missmollymoo1357]

Thats so true tbh. (Mangos r better in smoothies)

[@throwawayaccount9878]

@I believe in Rengoku supremacy good because this outrages me so much that I am willing to crawl into the tv and eat her food for her like damn that’s some gourmet shit and she’s just *wasting* it

[@throwawayaccount9878]

@@bluemoondust8421 IF ITS A SMOOTHIE I CAN UNDERSTAND BUT A MILKSHAKE? THATS LIKE ICE CREAM! SMOOTHIES ARE UNDERSTANDABLE

[@tcmine]

don't do mango smoothies like that, they're amazing.

[@Raincally]

I feel that he has actual feelings for this movie, yet he has to do his job, being afraid of this and regret it later.

[@Elipson52008]

Thing that i found interesting in about Coraline, is that When the story first came out all the adults thought it was a horror story, while the kids saw it more like an adventure story.

[@loudic1817]

showing young people don’t see the horrors of some scenarios as easily as someone who’s older, which is exactly what the Other Mother uses to lure unsuspecting children into her world.

[@bobthebobman7457]

“I almost fell down a well yesterday, mom” “Uh huh” “I would’ve died” “That’s nice” This is relatable

[@robpetrovich2327]

This year a lot of people are discovering why parents shouldn't work from home

[@dimsufferer9951]

Me to myself

[@ballsballs]

Hello fellow noahsnoah fan

[@latboah]

My mom said this to me fully paying attention...

[@iffahnurdian]

excuse me?

[@foundation2854]

Fun fact: The book is way scarier. Here's an example: "How do I know you'll keep your word?" asked Coraline. "I swear it," said the other mother. "I swear it on my own mother's grave." "Does she even have a grave?" asked Coraline. "Oh yes," said the other mother. "I put her in there myself. And when I found her trying to crawl out, I put her back."

[@LucyAdroit]

Middle school me wasn't afraid of this movie, but high school me was scared of the book

[@inkystars19]

I think I read the book in elementary school

[@carolinecameron4840]

@@inkystars19 I suggested it as the book my teacher should read to the class in 4th grade and my fellow classmates hated me for it lol

[@footballxedits2111]

I remember when she said she sweared on her right hand and she broke the promise she cut off her right hand. Creepy af

[@foundation2854]

@@footballxedits2111 That's so messed up, and make so much sense for that crazy witch

[@charismw2319]

This gets a little scarier when you realize someone can just pick the lock and open the door again.

[@alexisventura7191]

When i watched this movie, I was terrified and had nightmares.... but as soon as the fear went away, I realized I loved it. I think Coraline is how I got into horror movies.

[@Blipy]

Its reassuring to hear that he's actually struggling to criticize this movie.

[@leonardofarias8843]

Shows how much effort went into it

[@taylor52837]

it shows how awesome this movie truly is :)

[@l0nelyofficial579]

Most of these sins aren’t sins

[@miloverze2354]

IKR

[@catsareyes6446]

True. He sinned using left hands to write.

[@littlesparrow303]

Wybie was just put in the movie to make Coraline not talk to herself the whole time

[@LuckythegachaChildLol]

Yeah, he actually isn’t in the book

[@friskcarias7196]

That's makes sense as to why Coraline calls him "Why-Were-You-Born", he was never supposed to be a character.

[@LilVeehive]

That character scared the living crap out of me in my childhood that it gave me nightmares. I still haven't watched this completely as I'm still not okay with him.

[@friskcarias7196]

@@LilVeehive How did he scared you? I'm confused since in order to see the Other Wybie you would have already met the Other Mother and Other Father.

[@LilVeehive]

@@friskcarias7196 I watched the movie from HBO so I wasn't able to watch the first part of it. I was only able to watch the scene where Coraline was talking with the other Wybie and crept me out that I just decided not to finish it. I still actually haven't even watch the whole movie up until now

[@Megatron-uh6fi]

I’m currently looking to buy a house and looking at the kitchen I thought “that’s nearly as run down a kitchen as I remember, that’s totally workable” and then it got sinned. House hunting has really lowered my standards. Also, as someone with a very basic pallet (especially as a kid) mango milkshakes are amazing, and were my favorite as a kid, so I’m feeling doubly called right now…

[@soupiaaa]

4:24 as someone who collects snow globes: ouch-

[@Apophis324]

The reason Mr. Bobinsky is blue is because he was a Chernobyl liquidator. That's what the medal is for. Sure, that wouldn't have made his skin turn blue, but.. actual thought was put into the characters.

[@anubis7457]

I thought it was because he was Russian and Russia is cold.

[@Apophis324]

No, I think what I said was the official reason for him to be blue. He's not in Russia now after all.

[@jay-no9qq]

@@Apophis324 its a joke dude

[@orvillefischer7503]

"Kids movie." - Positively dreadful

[@rampager1990]

@@jay-no9qq clearly he takes all things to seriously

[@xander2698]

The Other-Father is one of the best hero characters in cinema history He was programmed to unconditionally love Coraline, as her real father (she felt) didn’t care for her. He constantly warns her of impending doom in any way he can, as he knows the fate of those who stay. His songs and conversations with Coraline were laden with warnings. You can even see him smile when she rejects the button eyes! Amazing (Side note, mango milkshakes are incredible! Try a mango lassi sometime too) Edit: i feel so bad for you poor saps whove never had mango ice cream blended with milk before

[@sebastiansebastian5270]

Mango milkshake 😂

[@nadiakeaton5680]

yes THANK YOU haha

[@gen5fan293]

Mango milkshakes are good

[@officert5147]

Mango lassis are incredible! Dunno about a mango milkshake tho 🤔

[@azazelsautumm]

@@officert5147 its amazing

[@wither475]

6:39 I believe he's blue because he was part of a nuclear clean up thing (hence his medal), but I do agree, I'd be freaked out too if I saw a giant blue man sneak up behind me.

[@artivo2270]

Basically what I learned from Coraline is that you need to accept your life, no matter how shitty, because it can always get worse. And my dad wonders why I keep going to my emotionally neglectful mom because I feel anxious when I don’t have a schedule to follow

[@flowerchild9815]

It’s been over 10 years and I’m just now finding out that Wybie had scoliosis

[@flowerchild9815]

@@kiannalim308 yes

[@blankill226]

@Joe Castiglione considering how messed the show's character mentality is it's probably the worst u think

[@probablykillua4680]

not to be nit picky but Wybie would actually have kyphosis (a condition where the neck goes forward and a somewhat hunchback is present)

[@probablykillua4680]

@Joe Castiglione ok

[@nocturnefnaf7918]

Me too lol omg me and wybie are twinning

[@thisisoj9113]

It’s so satisfying when he removes a sin that means he really likes it

[@DaGoat208]

No reply’s nice 👌

[@ipromiseimtrying]

No reply's nice 👌

[@calvenmuswagon7445]

Still no real reply's nice 👌

[@v3lv3tsug4r]

Still no real reply’s nice 👌

[@handanturan510]

time stamps???

[@thecowboybebop2071]

So nobody’s gonna talk about the sin worthy moment where her parents have snow on them and her parents are LOOKING at each other and yet they don’t believe Coraline when she says they’ve got snow on them.

[@swaggycheese3035]

The movie traumatized the hell out of me as a kid. Especially the ghost kid scene.

[@laurenlesley6081]

The reason why everything is turning nightmarish at that point of the movie is because Coraline doesn’t believe in it anymore so everything is being transformed into the scary versions because she knows not to trust that world now

[@karolinne9116]

Or the other mother is making everything nightmarish so it's more difficult for Coraline to finish her tasks.

[@oliviakate122]

I always thought it was because the other mother was running out of energy trying to get her to stay. I remember the other father saying something like that. Maybe I'm wrong.

[@etps4444]

@@oliviakate122 I think it might be both. Coraline knows now that none of it is real, so there's no need to keep up the act, and you're right about what the Other Father says. "All will be well soon as Mother's refreshed. Her strength is our strength." Lol, it's so nerdy that I know this movie word for word. :')

[@maddyhendriksma2660]

and i think because the beldam knows that she can’t coax coralline to stay anymore so she’s resorted to just forcing her to

[@Abd_El-Hamid]

I believe its because she want to disturb and scare Coraline si she wluld stop . But It could be everything

[@samuelmurrill7438]

Cinemasins a few years ago: *No, we refuse to do Coraline* Cinemasins in 2020: *Showtime*

[@6eyed_monster]

Why did they refuse to do it?

[@chinuamiller]

@@6eyed_monster because it was to good

[@josefolivergadringer470]

@@chinuamiller so...you're saying there's a chance they'll do sharknado one day?

[@samuelmurrill7438]

@@6eyed_monster I can't remember which video they said it in but they promised they wouldn't do coraline

[@moonprincesst.s.h.4ever115]

I think that a lack of new movies might have had something to do with the decision change.

[@jaycelancaster8647]

6:04 THIS WOMAN'S VOICE JUST CRACKED SO BADLY "WErE alREdy HERE CorAlLIne"

[@marcoottina654]

15:22 "Stalk-holm syndrome" is GENIUS anyway, nice analysis! Sometimes it seems that you sin stuff just to explain the movie, in order to create a coherent and understandable sequence of scenes; but I like it nonetheless :D

[@josephinegauld3112]

Coraline is supposed to be in 3rd or 4th grade, which makes this movie even more creepy

[@YeahitsMeSylvia]

She’s 11 so probably around the 5th or 6th grade

[@Nameless82284]

@@YeahitsMeSylvia Yeah, Coraline is supposed to be 11, if she didn't got held back like me then she would be in 6th grade.

[@cringeygachakidthatalsodoe7154]

@@YeahitsMeSylvia ,@Cecilio Mendoza No, in the book she's like 8, READ

[@ilovedeftones079]

@@cringeygachakidthatalsodoe7154 they’re probably talking about the movie where she’s 11 years old

[@kanrojiimitsurii]

@@cringeygachakidthatalsodoe7154 miss girl shes 11 in the movie

[@Caitlin_Mitchell]

In answer to your question about why everything turns more nightmarish the longer Coraline is there: it is never outright stated, but I always assumed that her 'magic' only lasts so long, which is why she was so insistent that Coraline let her sew the buttons. She needs to WOW Coraline QUICKLY in order to get her to stay. She has to do it fast because her magic only lasts so long, which is why Coraline is drawn into the world EVERY NIGHT.

[@horse101lv]

I agree! And I’ll add that after a certain point there wasn’t really a need to keep up the facade. Once Coraline knows this other world isn’t right and decides she wants her parents back why would the Bedlam bother keeping it looking pretty?

[@terrylap6132]

I would say it’s because her power source was slowly starting to stop. The Beldam most likely draws power from the love and happiness of children. When Coraline started to get suspicious, she had to get buttons on her eyes and FAST. Plus, her power was most likely already waning as she had used most of it to subdue the three dead children.

[@toshowmyfriends2567]

@@terrylap6132 In the book at least it was heavily implied that the other mother was feeding off of them and their memories/souls. Quoting it directly “That is why we could not leave here, when we died. She kept us, and fed on us, until now we’ve nothing left of ourselves, only snakeskins and spider husks.” (Page 52) Then on page 51, “ Names, names, names,” said another voice, all faraway and lost. The names are the first to go, after the breath has gone and the beating of our heart.” A later quote on the same page, “What happened to you?” Asked Coraline. “How did you come here?” “She left us here,” said one of the voices. “She stole our hearts, and she stole our souls, and she took our lives away, then she left us here and forgot about us in the dark” “ Then after the first quote on page 52 “She will take your life and all you are and all you care’st for, and she will leave you with nothing but mist and fog. She’ll take your joy. And one day you’ll awake and your heart and soul will have gone. A husk you’ll be, and a thing no more a dream on waking, or a memory of something forgotten” That’s just quotes from those two pages though, there’s other places it’s referenced but I’d have to skim through the book again.

[@terrylap6132]

@@toshowmyfriends2567 I see, then that completely disproves my theory.

[@mars-cc2um]

yep!!! this is in the book, but; the longer coralline’s in the “other realm”, the less the other mother cares for her little games, her facades and tricks to lure coralline in, up until the point where she just snaps and starts h unting coraline down in some obscure game of cat and mouse. it’s both that, and the fact the other mother’s just,,, getting bored. the world unravels around coraline, until the complex is nothing but a few barren rooms, the door, and a featureless expanse of woods- described as looking as though a child had drawn them. terrifying shit.

[@BreeNichole1993]

Coraline- If you’re the same cat, how can you talk? Cat- I just can. CinemaSins Narrator- Ooohhh *adds another sin

[@Panda-xw5ik]

6:43 Never thought this day would come but I’m actually sinning cinemasins for not doing their research. I’d you look at the neighbor, you can see that he has a badge on his shirt. That badge was awarded to people who cleaned up nuclear sites, hence why he is blue.

[@stefsanchez4728]

“If you’re the same cat, how can you talk” “I just can” Cinemasins: OHHH *sins* I liked this scene more than I should

[@HR-27]

It’s the sin noise right after 😂

[@proximacentauri2684]

I kinda liked the ambiguity. Like that which surrounds what the hell the Other Mother actually is.

[@honeyvoicehwang8990]

was this a drug reference? i have difficulty with understanding subtext so i didnt get why he said oh and then sinned it..

[@thecrimsonred8667]

I read this comment while that scene was playing (I read comments while the video is still playing)

[@omnientity803]

9:24

[@jeffryandjefferson1659]

Why can the cat talk? Cat: “I just can” Cinema sins: “ooooooohhhhhhhhhhh”

[@torIIgo]

DING!

[@dvnlake6610]

That’s something wrong with the movie

[@toshowmyfriends2567]

That’s better then a half hearted excuse about some magical properties or something. Anyways it’s implied it’s because he’s in The other world

[@ryssalsief2941]

6:31 when looking at new houses/apartments to purchase/rent you will occasionally run into people living nearby or the previous owners, so that's how theyd be able to form an opinion despite only recently moving in :) I know this videos a year old but it still had to be said imo lmao

[@creativeflame_]

2:01 that was clever I laughed too hard at that 😂

[@bjmaguireii]

Everything wrong with coraline in one comment or less: gave trauma to a whole generation of kids

[@Lreclusa]

What's interesting is Gaiman wasn't sure Coraline should be a kid's book, so his editor read it to her daughters and asked if they were scared after the first hour. The girls said no, and they finished the book. So it was published as a children's book. Later on, after the movie was made, the youngest girl admitted to being terrified, but she knew if she admitted it then she couldn't hear how it ended.

[@firerealms13yk78]

Ngl this movie caused so many nightmares for me and I refuse to watch this movie anymore

[@panzerkampfwagentigerausf.7452]

Sooo true, even now my being adult my stomach just shrinks just by thinkig about it. I saw when I was like 10, btw biggest fun fact. At school we had computer and we played games but some games for this stupid bitch were to violent (it was some old plane game thats all) but that same bitch played us this movie. PS: just writing this and thinking back how I saw it Im feeling PTSD. I know Im like little bitch but I saw so many “scarier movies” but Caroline is something else.

[@vandel2600]

@@firerealms13yk78 exactly, I was scared for a long time after watching this. It left a scar on my poor 5 yo soul, although it was so long ago I cant even remember it. Lets watch the video and remind myself what I should have forgotten...

[@levi0xl]

Yes

[@Blipy]

Fun fact: The reason Mr. Bobinski's (sorry for spelling) skin is blue, is that if you look reeeeeeally closely, he has a metal saying he helped out with something involving radiation, so that's why.

[@sonnyfox60]

The Chernobyl cleanup team

[@JasakutheLeafeon]

No ItS BeCaUsE He iS pArT oF ThE bLuE mAn GrOuP

[@danatedawg1018]

Also explains his behavior

[@khaotictrash]

I'm blue da ba dee da ba die

[@Blipy]

@@khaotictrash hahahahhahahha yes

[@fandomsdestruction]

The writers said that Mr. Bobinsky is blue because he's always outside in a tank top and shorts in the cold weather but he wears a medal awarded to the Liquidators of the Chernobyl Disaster which many fans of the movie have taken as a nod to him having been exposed to the radiation enough that it made his skin blue.

[@brettbarnard4501]

Fun fact: the medal Mr. Bobinsky is wearing was given to the liquidators at Chernobyl. That could explain the blue skin and the eccentric personality. It is also winter and he is doing exercises outside in a tank top and shorts.

[@geardog24]

"Are kids really worth listening to?" Spoken like a true parent.

[@insertmemorableusernameher6795]

Jeremy would be a parent if his college girlfriend didnt leave him

[@lobaandrade7172]

@@insertmemorableusernameher6795 she made the right choice lol

[@blueismylove3128]

If my parents had listened to me maybe my depression wouldn't be so bad.

[@anxietywave8735]

They aren't.

[@nieceym.author9387]

yes, they are.

[@earthworm9163]

I will never get tired of the “my college girlfriend” jokes

[@alexifelton1070]

I feel like those are his version of “that’s what she said” jokes

[@colourlessvoid]

I have already

[@fusionsigh]

I’m miss him saying “this scene contains no lap dance”

[@memecat1013]

me neither 😂

[@lemmonboy6459]

I have...

[@NightOfTheRevolution]

I saw this movie at 6 1/2 and I ran out of the theater crying. I watched it again ten years later and felt the exact same chill run up my spine

[@missseaweed2462]

8:25 When the frame changes on the door flip, they've spontaneously been teleported to the opposite side of the door.

[@nathanmckenzie2797]

Did you honestly just count coralline being left handed as a sin?????

[@SomePerson_Online]

@Skamacho Ouch dude...ouch... :(

[@coralline1984]

@Skamacho Shut it.

[@ajmaqs]

@Skamacho Me whos a right-handed idiot: 👁👄👁

[@mapler.9005]

@Skamacho Uhhh.... we're not satanists- we just write with what hand we wanted to dude.

[@antonymilne1346]

We are the wicked. If he didnt sin it our power would grow too far

[@Rizzob17]

You forgot to remove a sin for the clawed hand that flashes in the lightning, right when they’re about to play hide and seek and the rain. Super cool little detail, or removing a sin for the wordplay in the other father’s song about coralline being cute as a button in the eyes of someone…

[@microwaverofl]

I genuinely enjoyed this film as a child and now I'm concerned for my mental health

[@donnamitsuki281]

I'm actually laughing at him completely freaking out about mango milkshake

[@MuhammadKhalid-jp1we]

No..No, He's got a point.

[@11more40]

my mom just buy mango for me, so i am going to do milkshake for me

[@LilVeehive]

Mango milkshake taste really good honestly, I don't know why he was questioning that lmfao

[@yeetmyselfoffabridge2784]

I did too

[@mikag1247]

Well tbh mango smoothie is really good, i don’t know about a milkshake though😅

[@sarabravo2000]

In the book, Coraline actually calls the police when her parents go missing and the officer doesn't believe her

[@omori3703]

Oh yeah, and when the officer mentions telling her mom to make a mug of hot chocolate, the Beldam makes one in the Other World

[@DromenGaming]

I watched this woman on KZbin take apart Coraline (she had a degree for seeing the hidden themes in movies, can't remember what it was but it was something like that) and she made some kind of argument that the Other Mother was trapping everyone in an alternate universe or something, and the way she said it made so much sense. She ended by saying all the neighbors only interacted with each other after Coraline got back from the Other World. Before, she interacted with everyone separately. After, they all gathered together, and this woman made the argument that the Other Mother had trapped them a in a separate world Edit: I just tried to find her and I think she's called The FanGirl

[@LinkiePie]

That cake at 5:50 had a secret on it. If you look at the O's, sometimes an O can tell whether someone means,what they're saying. The O in welcome shows that she's Welcome... But the O in home shows that she's definitely not home.

[@fiercefox4446]

CinemaSins: “Left handers” *adds a sin* Me, a left hander: “This is fine”

[@gpglicious]

Sinister

[@nattompkins888]

We’re used to it at this point

[@user-ec6kt2fg7m]

Yo fellow rebels! lol Every time I pick up my archery bow I get reminded of this.

[@thresher_sharks]

Us lefties have to stick together cuz there's so few of us :'D

[@GamerFaceGamerGame]

Glad I'm not the only left hander that felt this way.

[@therewasnoattempt8373]

CinemaSins: *talks trash about mango milkshake* Pakistanis,Indians,and Bengali's: YOU WHAT

[@DrakoDragonis]

First tried it in Holland, delicious!

[@Devilcakes]

Mango Milkshake? What's in it?

[@Devilcakes]

Like yeah, the obvious thing is Mango, Milk, and likely Ice Cream.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

@@Devilcakes that sounds so GOOD!!

[@Xianyx_]

Shots fired😂

[@Stibly]

0:47 This was actually my favourite movie when I was young lol. I remember first watching it when it was a rainy cloudy day and our basement had flooded. I also lived in an 18th century house which maximised the experience. But I will mention that I'm also not an Apple Store employee so..

[@anxia-tea5846]

The fact that this movie is the first one I’ve seen you actually compliment fully makes me happy for this to be my favorite movie and the fact you gave a sin for how they should have gotten bigger money

[@DaisesTmrw]

I grew up thinking coraline and wybie were like 13 or 14 years old only to look it up and find out they’re both 11

[@kiannalim308]

she feels even younger in the book, like eight, maybe even seven

[@kyle8476]

@@kiannalim308 8 in the book 11/12 in the movie

[@thisasiankidistrashfordram374]

Oh, I figured they were 12 in the movie. Close enough I guess.

[@Meechell]

thought they were like 10 lol

[@ghrey8557]

I'm just going to continue to think they are 13

[@soccerplayer3412]

Coraline: If you’re the same cat, how can you talk? Cat: I just can Narrator: Ohhhh For some reason this had me rolling on the floor😂😂

[@ahorribleterribleperson]

Oof if he tries to tries to read the book, I wonder what kinds of sins will he make when it comes to all the cats dialouge.

[@haley8484]

BRUHH SAMEE LMAOOO 😂🤣🤣👏👏

[@dbseamz]

I wish he'd put that in the outtakes where the cat responds "Meeeeeowth dat's right!"

[@Nameless82284]

This is one of those times he has the right to sin something.

[@ahorribleterribleperson]

Tbh, "I just can" is one of the most-catlike sentence I will ever hear in my life. That's how you know Coraline is good, they make a sentient talking cat, and it says things only cats would say if they spoke.

[@aryanathompson6922]

I love how he roasts the dudes article at 4:19

[@jamesnike7127]

i love this movie and glad i found it randomly on the internet ! its far better than the overly rated disney movies !

[@rjmacready505]

That has to be the funniest ending to a family movie I've ever seen. The cat guided, protected, and even saved her life and then Coraline chucks it at the monster, possibly sacrificing it as far as she knew at the time, and runs to freedom. "Eat cat! I'm out!"

[@brooklynfury272]

Yeah as being someone who is severely allergic to cats and, well kinda can't stand them I always understood why she threw the cat. Ik there is an actual reason, Henry Selick explained it or something

[@brooklynfury272]

@@zuneirahhuda1869 He was actually one of my favorite characters when I was little but he still creeped me out lol I'm a wuss and scared of everything XD

[@brooklynfury272]

@Blister I try to cats love me for some reason, almost all of my friends have cats and almost all of my friends cats like me more than their owners. When cats are rubbing themselves all over me and purring, I tell them in a gentle voice that I don't like them and would prefer if they left me alone, yk so I'm not being rude. I eventually just learned to suck it up, my mom hates animals especially cats so any affection I get from them I enjoy even tho I'm allergic.

[@brooklynfury272]

@Blister Ig another little thing about me is that my mom looks just like the other mother. Sooo it always made me super scared bc I thought that the Beldam was possibly real. Also my mom has a lot of the same personality traits as the Beldam, same hair, style, they sorta sound the same. It's really creepy because she doesn't even look like Coraline's actual mother she looks like the evil one lol. My mom is extremely loving and is, well, human so I've excluded all thoughts of her being the other mother. But a young Childs imagination would make me think otherwise. Oh and my friends are actually scared of my mom, they have been since we were kids sooo maybe she's the Beldam after all ;)

[@ToonedMinecraft]

@@brooklynfury272 She has button eyes!?

[@user-ec6kt2fg7m]

I started with the book and boy was that a disturbing read. The movie is a mild chili compared to the ghost pepper book.

[@heyguys6328]

Yes people who get it! Right tho?!?!

[@LucyAdroit]

Dude, TRUE, High school me was freaked out by the book, but middle school me wasn't scared of the movie

[@cringeygachakidthatalsodoe7154]

and for some reason in the movie they left out the fairy girl

[@omori3703]

The book and the film are both amazing works of art, but I would have to say the book is creepier

[@steve_the_vehicon632]

Ok Mr Akita inu

[@ericamborsky3230]

13:17 I believe it is established in the book that The Other Mother is, in fact, all about fair play when it comes to games.

[@borisinpanzers9283]

How the hell is noone talking about the line, "Thing my college girlfriend said to me when I brought home a watermelon, a paper shredder and a pool noodle." LMFAO

[@nametry3]

10:00 "Mrs. Jones proportions" are explained by the fact that in in the scene she's actually the Other Mother, who is Beldam in disguise, and Beldam is a spider, and spiders have big butts.

[@dbseamz]

Her outfit, with the paneling and the hints of red around her rear, made that instantly obvious to me.

[@xavier_isaaccastro4263]

Yeahhh sure...

[@xavier_isaaccastro4263]

Spider...butt...definitely the reason...

[@CourtneyIsLovely]

Hehe angel dust

[@Nameless82284]

But have you seen the real Mel Jones, she also has a thick body, it's just that she's a little bit more chubby than the Other Mother.

[@aperson9115]

The scariest thing about this movie is that as scary as it is, the book is WAY scarier. If they had made the movie 100% accurate it would've traumatized everyone for life.

[@SilverByakuya]

Examples of how? It's been a while since I read the book.

[@cailynmckay2340]

@@SilverByakuya well, I have read the book and I refuse to read it again because it was rather terrifying so I have selectively chosen to forget details about it

[@SpartacusQuoVadis]

@@cailynmckay2340 somehow I believe you. This movie creeped me out as a kid. And my parents too

[@abbizoh]

The author talked about how interesting the feedback to the book was -- children thought it was a fascinating adventure (that had a goosebump moment here or there) but adults found it deeply unsettling. So it's very interesting to read Coraline at different stages of your life!

[@abbizoh]

@@SilverByakuya in the movie, the other mother's world is very animated and bright to charm Coraline, but in the book everything about the other world feels off, eerie, and much more unsettling. The other mothers hair moves in the air, and she feels more aloof in the book as well. At least that was my impression!

[@tanoshisekai1268]

I first watched that movie when I was a kid and absolutely loved it ! Still one of my favorite movies ! I always watched that movie in french and some of the english lines don't have the same level of emotion (example: when Coraline's father screamed "no" sounds a lot more dramatic and filled with despair in french, it seemed that way at least

[@babygnana209]

I'm left handed but i love how you posted this a day after my birthday, this is my favorite movie!

[@samultura501]

he’s struggling hard to find actual problems he’s literally just stating obvious observations

[@hgus5]

LMAO fr

[@oh-ohstinky5819]

right lmao

[@zuno6946]

Like the sin when he said “cat”

[@williamhartman9997]

Hey that thing looks cool heh heh, AND THATS A FCKING SIN

[@teetheluchador]

Must be your first cinemasins video

[@bringingbacksockswithsanda8123]

My biggest sin with this movie is at the very end when the parents touch their drinking straws with their gloved hands that were clearly dirty from gardening. Since you didn’t sin that, I have to sin this video.

[@izzypaige07]

Justice must be served. Also, that's kind of gross.

[@notarobot2243]

I love your username.

[@qcaggro]

@Nota Robot consider it sinned

[@bxbyvixen2506]

YESSSSS I WAS LIKE GROSSSSSS

[@luthfannaufal9262]

Here, let me help you. DING!!!

[@mrkaji8913]

Always wanted you to do this ever since

[@Skelly_ton]

I loved this movie when i was a kid. I fell in love with it when i watched it in the movie theater for the first time ever (it was in 3D). I dont remember how old i was but i was practically still really small. I still treasure this movie

[@Sploooks]

“Figures that they beldam banishes the Jones’s to a fate worse than death.. Detroit” 💀💀💀

[@disarisumbrus4492]

F*ERS STOLE MY PARENTS CAN'T HAVE SHIT IN DETROIT

[@TheWeeklyFangirl]

BROKE MY FAVORITE SNOW GLOBE--CAN'T HAVE SHIT IN DETROIT!

[@madkirk7431]

ILOSTMYDAMNSPACEBAR!CANTHAVESHITINDETROIT!!!

[@Cry1ngM0d3]

THEY TRIED TO SOW BUTTONS ON MY EYES, CANT HAVE SHIT IN DETROIT

[@jaidendetering8734]

Super Bowl, CANT HAVE SHIT IN DETROIT

[@syderzking]

“If this were true she would have showed the relative location of Pontiac on her hand” As a Michigander, I can 100% relate this is so true

[@abrillopez1731]

same

[@panicinthespacestation238]

Hehe

[@MontgomeryWenis]

Where ya from, Sydney? I live here **points to hand** Kalamazoo!

[@emmarobbins3981]

@@MontgomeryWenis hey, I'm from Kzoo too!

[@Impact_au]

Bro I NEVER realized she was from Pontiac, Michigan. I'm deadass from there :0

[@minaashido3513]

13:30 ok explanation: so basically the beldame lured Coraline into the other world with things she’d enjoy to try and convince her to let her have buttons sewn into her eyes, however she declined meaning that the beldame couldn’t eat up HER life, which made her weaker and therefore the magic keeping the world friendly and fantasy-like also faded hope this helps!

[@senn1iii]

I honestly adored this movie, watched it when i was 10-11 and wasnt even really scared. Maybe creeped out a bit but i loved it and still do

[@jet__girl]

Nothing. There's nothing wrong with Coraline. Actually, Laika's movies are pretty close to flawless.

[@Dommbuscus]

They have the occasional mistake like Boxtrolls

[@asuraXTC]

@@Dommbuscus but the amount work they put into it let’s mistakes slides

[@Dommbuscus]

@@asuraXTC Good animation does not excuse poor writing. Remember Hazbin Hotel?

[@theotakugirl4353]

@@Dommbuscus Poor writing? It's not like you can write any better 🙄. Also the person who commented wasn't speaking like it was a fact, it's an opinion. Did you even went to elementary? Plus, every movie has it's mistakes so it doesn't count in as an objection to the movies being flawless in some people's eyes.

[@Dommbuscus]

@The Otaku Girl First, I could maybe write better, with enough time and patience. Second, it's in my opinion that writing can save animation, but it does not work vice versa. Third, in the very sentence where you question my intelligence, you use incorrect grammar. If you are going to insult me, at least make sure your sentence is correct. Finally, traditionally speaking, you are going in to see a movie for its story/writing, and if that is lacking, there is little reason to see it. The exception, of course, being films such as Fantasia whose purpose is to show a spectacle.

[@user-ry3qc3cc9r]

“I almost fell into a well yesterday” “Uh huh” “I would have died” “Thats nice honey”

[@bluemoondust8421]

"-_-"

[@_.SpaghettiMuffins._]

So.... the mom wanted her to die

[@Mursakageku9764]

It's just a mother not being over protected

[@captiancholera8459]

I was notorious for doing really stupid shit as a kid (ex. I kicked a trailer window trying to kill a fly and ended up breaking the family record for stiches) so if I told my mom some shit like that she would more than likely believe it lmao

[@i.c-0n188]

Funy

[@TheOpossumMaster]

6:45 It’s because, if you look at his medal, he helped with the cleaning up of Chernobyl, thus he has radiation side effects and is blue

[@kinda_cold_in_the_closet]

9:55 BRO WHAT IS THIS

[@PsychoVii_]

“I’m sorry, mother making me” Is for some reason my favorite line in the movie

[@omori3703]

Don’t blame you

[@roseqore8073]

i like "squish squash.. pumpkin sauce"

[@jesseissnazzy4268]

Mines when other mrs bonbinski says "not even that anymore"

[@im_annoying9260]

"My favorite line in the movie is: "you probably think this world is a dream come true. But your wrong."

[@omori3703]

@@im_annoying9260 oh, I think it is “You probably think this world is a dream come true... but you’re wrong.,, I think that’s the line

[@AH-tu3km]

Small detail: the cake that other mother give coraline has writing that says "welcome home" on it. If you look at the letter o she writes, its loopy. In graphology (the study of handwriting) a loopy o like that indicates deceit. Meaning coraline is welcome, but she is not home.

[@jeuhanlee]

Thats actually rly interesting

[@ookyspookyspider9957]

That is really interesting. Thank you for sharing

[@ahstiasummers5583]

Man, the creators did their research

[@mr.pop-tart2280]

🤯

[@nadiakeaton5680]

damn ty for this

[@atlasmobile7120]

3:34 THE MEME

[@iflyplanes4MC]

As a child, I'm proud of myself for getting the Flint joke.

[@michigo_]

The “you only dreamed you ate all that chicken” line always got me because she only had like a bite they brought in the cake before she was done LOL

[@intensehummingofevil]

That always made me mad 😂

[@coralline1984]

It was a very good bite. 👌🏾 Not good enough to make me stay there tho.

[@danielleking262]

Plus, it was TURKEY!!! They kept saying chicken but it was clearly a bigass turkey, lol

[@coralline1984]

@@danielleking262 Chicken turkey same difference, it still tasted delicious!

[@danielleking262]

@@coralline1984 Ohh, have your own KZbin account do you? I'm sure your parents aren't aware of this, lol.

[@ericmarshall2991]

Coraline is undoubtedly the most amazingly terrifying yet enjoyable film there is. It should be a ritual every child goes through to watch it.

[@lunapeters4593]

I disagree. I wish that when I was a child, someone stopped me from watching it. I have vivid nightmares, always did. When I was a child, I regularly detailed my very disturbing nightmares to my mother. An example: I had a nightmare where a skeleton drove up in a big red pickup truck, proceeded to shoot my father and sister in the head instantly killing them, turned my older brother into a skeleton, and kidnapped my older brother to take with him. This dream didn't have any blood, but if anything that just made it even eerier. Another dream involved an ax murderer breaking through my bedroom window and murdering everyone in the house with an ax, killing me last (this dream did have blood, and lots of it). I was less than 8 years old for both of those dreams. And when I watched Coraline at 10 years old, I had so many nightmares from it. Very detailed nightmares, where an Other Mother invaded my home and looked just like my real mother but with button eyes and poked at my face with a needle to sew buttons over my eyes. It was terrifying. Maybe save this movie for the teenagers and adults.

[@catguy4996]

@@lunapeters4593 Ugh too much information Miss. I think we get the picture: this film gave you nightmares.

[@ericmarshall2991]

@@lunapeters4593 Jesus Christ bro I think you need a therapist. I suppose coraline can just be a choice

[@mahdyson]

this movie has scared me since I was a kid but I love it and watch it every Halloween. So creepy but good

[@arandomstartreknerd7261]

It still to this day boggles my mind that this is considered a children's film. If I had been allowed to watch this as a kid I would have had nightmares for years!

[@catherinecordukes]

My dad took me to see this film in 3D at the cinema when I was 6 safe to say there was a few sleepless nights

[@FreeRangedPuppets]

So, I was like 14 when this movie came out in theaters and I went to see it with some friends who also enjoy the creepy and macabre. Anyway, was I the only person who wasn’t legitimately terrorized by this movie to the point that it’s literally one of my favorites?

[@kaliciwwebb2617]

They actually put in a lot of detail in this movie that people are still figuring out till this day, I swear I learn something new about it every time it’s brought up

[@MrMule-eg5fg]

Did you know when coraline tried to wash her hands in the shower after killing bugs with her hands, she turns the nob and actually leaves bug guts on the nob. Really great attention to detail.