First Time Watching *CORALINE* HOW Is This A KIDS Movie?!

Enjoy My Coraline Movie Reaction, In This Video Is My First Time Watching Coraline. This Animated Movie Is Amazing, But I Have My Doubts On This Being A Kids Movie Lmao. The Animation And The Voice Acting In This Movie Is Beyond Amazing. #Coraline #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching
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Coraline Movie Description:
While exploring her new home, a girl named Coraline (Dakota Fanning) discovers a secret door, behind which lies an alternate world that closely mirrors her own but, in many ways, is better. She rejoices in her discovery, until Other Mother (Teri Hatcher) and the rest of her parallel family try to keep her there forever. Coraline must use all her resources and bravery to make it back to her own family and life.
Coraline is a dark fantasy children's novella by British author Neil Gaiman, published in 2002 by Bloomsbury and Harper Collins. It was awarded the 2003 Hugo Award for Best Novella, the 2003 Nebula Award for Best Novella, and the 2002 Bram Stoker Award for Best Work for Young Readers. The Guardian ranked Coraline #82 in its list of 100 Best Books of the 21st Century. Gaiman started writing Coraline in 1990. The titular character's name came from a typo in "Caroline". According to Gaiman, "I had typed the name Caroline, and it came out wrong. I looked at the word Coraline, and knew it was someone's name. I wanted to know what happened to her." It was adapted as a 2009 stop-motion animated film, directed by Henry Selick.
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[@mayronque3282]

15 mins tho Mel?? Bffr 😭😭😭 anyways i love this film so much that I just listen to the instrumental soundtrack for fun??

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Lmao The Studio That Owns This Movie Is Very Strict. So I Can't Show Alot, Alot Of Other Channels Have Gotten Copyright Striked For This Movie. Not Trying To Risk That.

[@aadams1006]

@@HelloMellowXVI Nah, we get it.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Yeah That's Why I'm Hesitant On Doing Paranorman.

[@abramsullivan7764]

@@HelloMellowXVI that's a big bummer pal

[@abigailg3879]

I had the samee reaction😭😭😭damn ittt

[@dieCG]

Coraline is a book by Neil Gaiman. He’s an absolutely amazing writer. He also wrote The Sandman and American Gods, and co-wrote Good Omens with Terry Pratchet. He’s done a lot of comics for DC and Marvel, too.

[@abramsullivan7764]

American Gods interesting

[@luanaastralis9991]

Dam I did not know he had something to do with good omens!

[@stephenlackey5852]

He also wrote a ton of Doctor Who episodes

[@Lannisen]

Yeah, Gaiman really liked this film too, except for the ending. He didn't like that Whybie saved her because his Coraline was someone who saved herself.

[@_TheDoctor]

@@stephenlackey5852 Happen to know which ones he wrote that were of any note?

[@TheMarvelousM]

Absolute classic. I believe I was 14 when I saw this in theaters, and that shot of her falling into the web Did scare the hell outta me.

[@KZ-kl8fx]

I was doing drugs when I was 14 this didn’t phase me 😂

[@batool2000rox]

@@KZ-kl8fx imagine watching this for the first time high 🤪

[@kaputt_jay3873]

I was 15 when I saw the movie. It was the close up shots of the door getting closer and that constant pounding, accompanied with the Beldam's screams, that did me in. I didn't scream or jump up or anything, but to this day I still have a slight fear of hands, doors, and the colour green.

[@TheMarvelousM]

@@kaputt_jay3873 I'd say from the shot I was talking about, all thr way through that and till she hugged her parents, I was inserted into the theater seats and had to be pryed out.

[@NOOMYROOTBEER]

@@KZ-kl8fx weirdo having drugs smh

[@laticiadavis8627]

this movie was so creepy for a kids movie, imo, this was the original "Get out"🤣😂,that's why she sewd wyby's mouth shut so he couldn't tell Caroline to get out and don't come back. Great reaction.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I grew up in the 80s when children's movies were dark as shit. We've all heard it a million times at this point. But this is the one movie made in recent memory that manages to strike that tone. Where it isn't afraid to occasionally go dark and doesn't hide the audience from innuendo. Great film and Henry Selick just sort of nails it like always.

[@ShaDHP23]

80's kids/family movies were the coolest.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

@@ShaDHP23 I probably watch Labyrinth and Time Bandits at least once a month each. Those are films that never really stopped being wondrous to me.

[@TheSchaef47]

Neverending Story, The Last Unicorn, Secret of NIMH... Even in the friggin Care Bears movie, that Dark Heart kid was kind of messed up.

[@ShaDHP23]

@@TheSchaef47 Watership Down, Return to Oz, Roger Rabbit, The Witches. It was great.

[@billbill6094]

My Adventure's With Mark Twain

[@Alexeya13]

I love Stop-Motion Animation. 'Coraline' is one of my favorite movies. The voice acting is superb, the music creates the perfect atmosphere & it visually stunning.

[@applejax1017]

You should watch Missing Link! Completely different tone than Coraline, but great stop motion and storytelling

[@cuntiest]

You should watch Mary and Max, its also a stop motion animation and spoiler alert its dark and fun

[@de606returns6]

One of my favorite childhood Halloween movies... I truly respect movies like this since the movie took a very long time to make and it deserves to be praised in my opinion

[@phousefilms]

Great choice! Now "ParaNorman". It's a Halloween movie too! Fun facts: Neil Gaiman has confirmed that the Beldam is a fae, but of the older kind of stories where they're tricksters and steal children rather than grant wishes. Hints at this: The ring of mushrooms around the well is called "a fairy ring" The food from the Other World is far more delicious and it makes Coraline want more(some stories say that after someone eats fairy food, they can never eat normal food again). The stone that Spink and Forcible give her is an Adder Stone, able to see through glamours and illusions. Fun facts: The song the Other Father sings is done by "They Might Be Giants". It's also a warning, the lyrics saying the Other Mother's plans. The plants the frogs come out of in the garden are called pitcher plants. Flies land in them and they are dissolved in the liquid inside them. The Other Father grins happily as Coraline refuses the buttons and tries to scare her away further. Book info: What happens to the denizens of the Other World in the book is way freakier. Spink and Forcible are pretty much mashed together into a horrible white blob creature and the Other Father is way worse, turned into a waxy worm like creature.

[@ravenID429]

God, that reminds me I cried so hard at paranorman in the theater lol And yeah the other father’s last scene in the book scared the hell out of me

[@advitamgames2672]

The voice actor for the cat is Keith David. You will definitely recognize a lot of work he's been in. Look him up.

[@maddens1579]

I like your vibe. You was appreciating the animation and even the soundtrack whereas others are quick to just call the film creepy and weird simply because it’s stop motion. You showed it the respect it deserves by giving it a chance without being judgmental and just having fun with it. Awesome reaction, very enjoyable to watch.

[@bell-bottombelphie9834]

I Couldn't Agree More

[@ultpjm4506]

agreed

[@mrbort3977]

It is creepy and weird but that’s intentional, the other dimension really felt like a nightmare you had when you were kid. Very imaginative as well

[@koko_kittyrose2922]

This movie traumatized me so much when I was 8 years old. I still remember the nightmare I had after watching the movie for the first time. In the nightmare the small door to the other world was in my bedroom closet, the color of the tunnel was red and orange, it was my parents who had button eyes, and there was another tunnel that led to creepy dimly lit bedroom with dark wood bunkbed and a tall black candelabra. Its been over 13 years since then and I still remember every detail. The movie doesn't scare as much anymore but I still find it creepy. Overall this is actually pretty good movie to watch, especially since Halloween is coming up soon.

[@LanaScott]

Had a nightmare of being stuck in the spider web thingy during the boss battle and the other mother in her true form jumping on me killing me. It was scary

[@sonofmoss]

I showed this to my niece and nephew. When the other mother began to change, my nephew’s eyes grew huge and he scooted closer to me on the sofa. When it was over he said “is it over? Good! That was scary!”

[@everythingY2k]

i heard a theory on this movie that she never really went back to her original world because you know how she got there by going through the door, well she probably just went further and further into other dimensions because she just kept falling asleep at night instead of going back through the door.

[@reikun86]

I got to see the real maquettes at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. You get to really see the texture and the maqutte for the Beldam was rather large (almost two-feet tall)

[@angelicaantezana9114]

Did you know: Originally, after the movie had finished production and was ready to be released to the public, the director and someone else (the publisher?) considered not releasing Coraline and basically never letting it be seen by the public because they worried it was too scary for children (their target audience). So, they decided to let the daughter of one of the cast members watch it and tell them if it was scary or not. The daughter said it wasn’t that scary, and so the movie was published. About a year or several later, the same daughter eventually confesses the movie actually did scare the crap out of her, lol. Honestly, I’m really grateful Coraline was published, it’s one of my favorite movies and it would have been an absolute shame for several years of hard work producing this wonderful movie to be scrapped. Edit: Correction, I’m being told this info was actually about the original book, not the movie. If this is true, my bad.

[@depressionover-bonestealin4079]

i believe that was actually about the original book! and also the daughter also said she pretended not to be scared because she just needed to know how it ended

[@bearvideostm6479]

no that was for the book

[@yahirjsantiago8984]

Only TRUE OGS will remember this video when it was released :)

[@AidanDownes_KH]

A day to forever be remembered!

[@slimemyself]

yep

[@KoriandrOfTheStars]

I knew I wasn't tripping! When it got to the roach blocking the door I had that whiplash deja vu, bc that was my favorite part in the original reaction video 💀💀💀😂

[@karlajaeger2082]

You know it was a book first, right?

[@StevieMcKenna10]

@@karlajaeger2082 don't try to be a smartass when you the one who got it wrong lmfao, they were talking about THIS video, not the movie

[@jager3090]

If you loved the stop-motion animation, then you should definitely check out Kubo and the Two Strings. That movie is fantastic 🔥

[@Abreaona1]

I died when you said you thought the grandma threw the rock🤣🤣

[@bakedz1ti406]

Growing up I watched a bunch of scary/ weird movies like House of 1000 Corpses, Hellraiser, Eraserhead, Silent Hill, etc. When Coraline came out it was such a fun movie for me and my siblings to watch.

[@Styl849]

Have you seen Pan's Labyrinth? Somehow I saw it as a child and I was equally intrigued and scared.

[@bakedz1ti406]

@@Styl849 yes lol I remember watching that on DVD for some reason and yeah I didn’t know how to feel about it

[@lizzie4000]

Loved this movie. Had to read the book after. I was satisfied with both book and movie which is rare. I did like the addition of Wybie in the movie. Neil Gaiman and Henry Selick is the ultimate combo! 👌

[@ell4450]

Fun fact. When the author was writing the book he gave it to his child to read so he would know if it was suitable for kids and his child said it was fine. Years later she confessed that she was actually terrified of the book.

[@citizenerased1439]

This movie came out when I was in college and it genuinely creeped me out for days (but in a good way, if that makes any sense?) I read the book afterwards and it was even scarier. Can’t believe the book and movie were for kids!

[@SoCalChemistry]

I highly recommend Return To Oz (1985), which is also a dark and twisted kids movie.

[@Aertist.]

“You take some of the powder and you sprinkle it on something and it comes to life”-jack

[@emilykruger2844]

One of my all time favorite animated movies, and I love the stop motion animation that is done in the movie

[@creediikingston5252]

love your reactions man 😂😂 you really know how to keep comedy at its core with this part right here 4:23

[@Mrsgameandwatch_]

Love this movie! If I remember correctly, there’s an extra short film they released basically walking through how they did the animation

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The part where the Other Mother grows taller gave me nightmares as a kid! I couldn't continue the movie after that 😬😰😨😱

[@bennywark3103]

Same

[@EmilyCarmen]

OMGOODNESS I CANNOT STOP LAUGHING AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH This is the most HILARIOUS commentary ever for this movie. Oh my goodness you made me crack up laughing so much at a time I truly needed to be in a lighthearted mood. Thank you so much for always creating wonderful material.!

[@pyronuke4768]

I feel like way too many people don't distinguish between types of animation. They see a cartoon and think "oh it's a kid's movie." A kid's movie would be something like what Blue Sky or Illumination put out. Coraline is obviously aimed towards a teen or young adult demographic.

[@klyph]

This movie was absolutely fantastic in 3D.

[@anthonycolunga4134]

That “you thought it was over” edit may be one of the best I’ve seen, hilarious 😂

[@kierarene6604]

This is still one of my favorite movies.

[@Ebbagull]

I realized just now that the guy who voices the cat also voices Captain Anderson in the Mass Effect games! Keith David has such an iconic voice.

[@agenttheater5]

9:32 Guess she gets tired of them eventually. It is a sort of love she feels for her 'children', but a strange, possessive love, the book described it a dragon's love for gold or a miser's love for money, no one else can have it and it can't ever leave.

[@xBloodxFangx]

If you loved this movie, you'll be happy to know that a new moving is coming out 28th this month by the same creator, Wendell and Wild. It looks REALLY good!

[@jessicawilson1751]

Oh I love this movie and it scares more than kids. I was 19 when it came out, and I showed it to a boyfriend a few years later. He was creeped out by the movie. It's such a good movie.

[@Purple.cyclops]

I love the energy! Quickly turning into one of my top favorite KZbinrs.

[@tombraider2122]

Hey Mello. I’m glad you got to see Coraline. I remember watching this in theaters back when I was in college that’s awesome

[@mogwiawolf4354]

grew up watching this movie and have came up with the theory that the cat is a god of some sort and so is the second mother and that their game is she will lure children to their deaths while the cat tries to help them and save them and that he has lost the game 3 time now but with caroline he finally wins and saves all the past children but it would help explain why he can go from one world to the other, why the other mother doesn't like him, and why he say's its a little game that they play but thats just my opinion on them :)

[@AidanDownes_KH]

This is always gonna be a Halloween classic from my childhood. I also still own the video game on PS2.

[@semperpieeatordie6990]

This movie was on repeat after I had my wisdom teeth taken out and man the dreams were weird af

[@Zentron]

I wish I was able to watch this in 3D again, my 3D TV broke years ago just as the 3D TVs were going out of sale so I wasn't able to replace it. I like how they filmed the 3D element to this movie, there was no camera rig that was small enough to film the models correctly, so they stuck a lens on a special miniature track and for every frame had to take two photos to get the effect!

[@yesnt8941]

9 and this were made by the same studio, in fact i remember 9 being advertised on the Coraline DVD

[@TheSchaef47]

Over the Garden Wall was a short miniseries, but seen back to back it's about the same length as a regular feature film. If this is Spooky Kids Movie month that warrants consideration IMO. If you can even find it any more.

[@renees4577]

The guy who wrote the book for this-Neil Gaiman- also created the Sandman which is a great Netflix show that you should react to. Only 11 episodes but amazing writing.

[@shaycupp2310]

This one I still have to watch in the middle of the day, but is so gorgeously done.

[@memyselfandi7782]

AAAAAAAAA!!!!!!! WONDERFUL! I THOUGHT HOPE WAS LOST AND THAT EVERYONE HAD SEEN UT! I have to watch this during the day tho, my mind is too strong at night. Ooo! I can't wait!

[@TheDiabeticGamer_]

One of my favorite movies I’m so amped they’re coming out w a second one😭

[@cinnamorollthedog5385]

Fun fact: At the beginning of the movie, the way the puppet is turned into Coraline is actually how bodies are stuffed 😃

[@hillarymullins7928]

Love it. I have to watch it every Halloween this is one of the best!

[@ninagee4511]

My son still loves this movie, back when he first saw at 5 years old

[@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421]

I didn't get this video in my inbox, I simply felt like watching a reaction to this movie and it just so happened that Mell uploaded one yesterday.

[@tyleroutland435]

I love Coraline its my favorite movie and favorite Halloween movie. Even though it scared me as a little kid I love the movie, and book. I want a book and movie sequel

[@josephmoshette4006]

Never change that intro

[@destinymormance181]

I remember renting this when it came out, I was 13, I watched it on repeat and constantly asked my parents to buy it for me lol🥰

[@ronkells]

My uncle sent this to me when I was 6 and had to watch like 40 snl skits before sleep 😅

[@ronkells]

Even my parents were scared, I live for it now tho

[@sashabootcher888]

I was 8 when ts came out and it’s still one of my favorite movies to this day 😂😂😂 the conspiracies for it go WILD! Like I fr think wybies grandma legit set coralines ass up!!

[@teequai9606]

6:57 THE CUT HERE IS SO HILARIOUS

[@shxnyst]

The movie actually took 10 years to do and filmed . Im in my 20's and its still one of my favourite movie to this day ahah. I just discovered your channel and im loving it. 💯

[@annemusk6609]

Hi Mello hope your well. Yes always love watching movies with you. I read the book of this movie but first time watching the movie it was pretty good . Until the next one 💜

[@user-vk6cm5zo9i]

When I was around 10 I watched Coraline so much because we had it on DVD. I didn't find it too scary, but now that I'm older I do hahah

[@cashthanii]

I was 8 and my little sister was 6 when we watched this in the theaters, scared the crap out of us lmfaoo

[@AMStryx]

There's actual flowers IRL shaped like hearts called, ironically enough, Bleeding Hearts. They're pretty.

[@thebookgeek87]

Love this movie. Dressed up as coraline for Halloween one year

[@abigailg3879]

love you mel❤

[@biguy617]

This movie and Kubo and the Two Strings are my favorite Lakia movies.

[@kittyphom]

I watched this movie over 100 times. I cant stop.

[@duchess93]

13:45 I thought I was the only one who didn't realize he was black until the end lmao. Me and my cousin saw it in theaters and both blurted out "He's black?!" Lmfao

[@tau-5794]

He's probably half or a quarter black, just judging by his face, skin color, and hair compared to his grandmother.

[@Bigdoggotaeat]

I love coraline so much

[@mikedoskitomen1991]

Honestly this is the most scariest cartoon I have ever watched. I love it

[@tree6787]

Love this movie ❤️

[@justinlaboy6837]

this movie was awesome in 3d

[@nothingmatters9410]

I love this movie so much !

[@d.harvey7682]

"Sounds like a name from a book!" *Is watching a movie based on a book* 😂😂

[@Kikoo508]

12:56 I thought that was an ad 😭💀

[@littlesparrow303]

This is one of my favorite animated films & saw this at 11 years old and it didn't scare me. I have a diamond Edition Funko Pop of Coraline

[@sonofmoss]

The way the other mother looked when she leaps down screaming on the web made me think of the Alien Queen

[@djenae2852]

I remember watching it on a plane when it first came out, I was about 9, and when I tell you that movie fucking TRAUMATISED me for the longest time!! I'm even pretty sure it was one of two main things in my childhood that unlocked a really intense arachnophobia in me 😅 Crazy how this was green-lit as advertised for kids lmao and I love how reaction channels have been watching it and everyone is almost always shocked by the fact that it's a kids movie 😂

[@Dannyboy4097]

this movie messed me up as a 9 yr old...but what sucked was that my little sister who was like 4 loved it. i didn't understand how this was considered a kids movie. its in my top 10 horror movies honestly

[@ChocolateGamer44]

Yo not sure if you are aware but this is stop motion animation using real cameras and miniature character models. (With some visual effects added of course) making the animation even more impressive

[@potatololita2072]

My favorite movie since like 5

[@thanet.v2980]

I remember seeing this when I was 11 and I was creep the f*** out by it I love the movie now and I always will

[@Midnight7970]

Please don't forget to watch ParaNorman if you haven't! It's another spooky stop motion Laika animated movie. Coraline and ParaNorman is a must watch EVERY Halloween 🎃 season 😌.

[@ethanchoi7036]

"This probably have a few kids nightmares" Me who watched this before i turned 10: Boy you have know idea

[@amirite3989]

You would LOVE Kubo and The Two Strings man

[@jimthecactus7425]

If you like animation like this you should check out Paranorman!!! Also good for spooky season.

[@VictoriaJamesLux]

I watched this in 3-D IMAX as a full grown 30 something year old and was terrified.

[@marvinmiller3536]

yeah you need to see the behind the scenes. it'll blow your mind

[@perlaaxoxo]

I saw this when it came out when i was around 13 and it did creep me out lowkey hah 😂 but such a good movie!!

[@jennifer8621]

Here we go for a movie suggestion: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Made in 1988. Worth a watch, very funny

[@beepboopBOP.]

MY FAVV MOVIE

[@cesarhernandez6861]

Can't we have more movies like this? Also, Other Mom is hot.

[@Lymezy]

This movie gave me nightmares as a child 😭😂😂

[@abbij2009]

I watched this when I was 5, alone,at night, camping. I was so scared it took me 3 days to finish 😂

[@richardlevy1459]

Neil Gaiman, the writer is a favourite of mine. this adaption was wonderful.

[@ricohutchinson9684]

Lol freaky ass good movie glad ur finally watching 🤣

[@BuzryHaproMandalorianHunter]

Mr. Bobinsky is believed to be a survivor of the Chernobyl incident due to his blue skin and the medal he has on his chest.

[@hannah.p.s9677]

I remember traumatising my friends with that movie on my 8th birthday

[@obiwanpez]

9:10 - That transition on your face, though.

[@bennywark3103]

That movie scared me as a kid, but not my sister, who is two years younger than me.