I Hated CORALINE as a kid. I was wrong, it’s a MASTERPIECE

[@Welchy]

What are some theories or hidden facts about coraline? Feels like there could be endless!

[@elindayana8174]

PLEASE REACT TO "SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON"! It's a story about a strong, beautiful horse with a spirit that can never be broken. I cry every time I watch it! It's a INCREDIBLE film, and the songs are so cool! But it's not a musical and the animals can't talk. 😭💔🔥

[@rachieball9960]

Fun little fact is when the other father is singing his song to her, he actually is warning her about what's to come :))

[@Bellastheater]

The cat, who is voiced by Keith David, voices Husk in Hazbin Hotel. The other mom's nose isn't crooked while her real mom is. This movie is based on a book which is based on a true story about a grandmother who could not let go of her granddaughter after her tragic death in a fire. And last but not least I laughed so hard when you said "You're in America get a gun. My family is from Spain but we live in the US but godamn that was funny as shit.

[@saliorgalaxygachaclub8876]

There is a theory that Coraline never left the other world noticed the outside of the real world’s garden has the other mothers face while in the other world’s garden has Coraline’s face, and at the end of the movie the cat disappears even though he’s in the real world there’s entire video explaining it but these were the highlights of it

[@annabelledrake2027]

@@elindayana8174yess omg that movie is so perfect, everyone needs to see it at least once. One of the best animated movies out there with the best soundtrack

[@mksmith4325]

The intro sequence is even creepier when you realize that the instruments being used aren’t for doll making, they are embalming tools

[@Kassabonn]

This is one of my favorite details, its so grim

[@tiredteen8906]

Thats very Hannibal, love it

[@memyselfandi7782]

The process she does is also relative to how people embalm bodies so yeah

[@Creature_Creative]

Woahh 🤯🫣 that’s so creepy, man

[@Shae29]

What do you mean embalming?

[@aracelyd7523]

Fun fact, theres like rules to cursive and if o's have a double loop, that means they’re lying. So on coralines cake 'welcome' has one loop meaning she IS welcome but 'home' is double looped meaning she is NOT home

[@videohistory722]

It's just a happy coincidence

[@Bloody_bread]

@@videohistory722 The animators said themselves that there are no coincidences in the movie. It's stop motion, every little thing is on purpose. Definitely not a coincidence

[@Keyndoriel]

​@videohistory722 The animators disagree. Its hard for "coincidence" to happen in stop motion

[@hannahbroom3733]

When I sign my name I almost always put loops on the os I thought it was just to make the transition from o to any other letter easier

[@videohistory722]

Neat little thing that goes unnoticed: Real mom says she locked the door because she saw some rat crap and wanted Coraline to feel safe. Next time she goes into the other world, she discovers the circus mice are actually rats.

[@billciphergirl6049]

Fun Fact: Bobinsky is blue and loopy becuase he was part of the Chernobyl cleanup crew. You can see his metal of honor on his tank top. This also explains his love for strong cheeses. His tastebuds were fried. And at the end of the film when he replaces the tulips with beets is becuase beets are said to help fight radiation!

[@Banana_bro1287]

that's such a cool fact! I feel like everyday new details are found out about this movie 😭 it's truly a masterpiece

[@billciphergirl6049]

@@Banana_bro1287 For real! I'm so excited for the re-run in theaters!

[@desertrose3511]

Oh my gosh I didn’t know this but I love it

[@SaturnaliaRhys]

The part with the cat disappearing in the end is actually supposed to be distressing, because it means the realm of the other mother did not collapse, still exists, and although tiny, there are paths leading to it. Big enough for a cat or hand of needles to pass through.

[@lemontree666333]

There's an old saying- "The eyes are the windows to the soul" and I think that's why the other mother takes childrens eyes. In doing that, she also gets their souls.

[@janeparis3579]

The teachers unknowingly showed us this film in like 1st grade, and I've been traumatized for about 15 years now.

[@Welchy]

That’s exactly how I watched it, and since then I’ve never been the same thanks to that teacher 🤣

[@DunaEider93]

In First grade! ..? 😮 I dont think is appropiate This movie is not for 6 year olds 😂

[@janeparis3579]

@@DunaEider93 Yeah, I think the teachers caught on a little too late

[@ghastlygavin]

Heard people theorise that the reason why the Other Father and the Other Wybie help Coraline while the other 3 are with the Other Mother is because the two of them were made to care for Coraline while the others are just entertainment

[@ria7633]

Why the everloving fuck did I just realize the reason that Wybie's grandmother let Coraline into the Pink Palace was because the other mother was going to go after Wybie next and allowed her to move in essentially sacrificing her in her grandson's place. That's why she was surprised when she met Coraline and saw she was alive.

[@lowkeyfeliks7687]

This movie is very much about perspective. Coraline sees everything from the perspective of a child. She just moved and misses her friends and is very lonely, she doesn't want to eat vegetables or wear boring grey clothes, she just wants to have fun outside and is trying to add a bit of magic into her life (using a "wand" to locate a well). Her parents don't have time for her so she feels unloved. But her parents are trying her best and love her very much, they're just busy at the moment. The mother was in a car accident and is still wearing a neck brace which in the us likely means a ton of hospital bills, they just bought a new house and moved which had to be expensive. The parents are both working to finish their current project which has a very near deadline. They're overworked and they have no money or time to cook, to go into the garden, to play with Coraline. When they finish their project they start having time for her again, they buy her the gloves she wanted, they no longer seem as dead inside. From a child's perspective (Coraline's perspective) this must have seemed arbitrary - like her parents stopped caring about her and then, once she saved them, started caring about her again. But from an adult's perspective it's clear they were just going through a rough patch and they loved her the whole time, they just didn't have the time to give her the attention she needed.

[@LinBeReal]

True, and thinking about this is causing so much pain to me. Every movie that shows things from a child perspective while still showing how the parents struggle makes me think about the time when I was a kid. I was a very good kid, if to compare with many other children I've seen, but I still had my moments of greed, of learning about life hardship, boundaries etc. And I never threw tantrums when I wanted something (my parents told me that, so I take it for word, I wouldn't remember myself), but my parents apparently always felt so guilty when I would ask for something that they'd save up to buy it for me. And as any kid does, I would play a few weeks with the toy and then move to another toy, or to drawing, or to playing outside. And for some reason, I feel so much guilt (I did as a kid, and I still do now) for leaving some toys and never playing with them again. It's my parents' hard work after all. After learning how hard it is to save money in adult life, I felt even more devastated. I know that this is just what toys are meant for. Toys are meant to bring happiness and be played with until they don't serve their purpose anymore. But I still cry every time I think about some of my childhood toys that I left almost untouched because I cherished them so much I wasto afraid to break them or make them dirty. I remember feeling even angry at my toys while experiencing all those conflicting emotions... And I don't remember my parents ever guilt tripping me or anything over things they'd gift me, so I don't know where this irrational sadness comes from. Maybe it was from seeing the struggles my family was going through that I was realizing by myself the worth of those beautiful things I had. Sorry for the trauma dumping, this comment evoked a lot of burrief emotions. This feeling always comes back time to time...

[@videohistory722]

If you were paying attention to the Other Father's song, you'd realize that it was actually a warning. Making up a song about coraline. She's a peach (something to eat) she's a doll (how the other mother spies on her) she's a pal of mine (he actually cares about her.) She's a cute as a button to everyone who ever laid their eyes on coraline (buttons for eyes) When she comes exploring, mom and I will never ever make it boring (how the other mother plans to lure her into staying) Our eyes will be on coraline (sewing the buttons into her eyes) And then the pause right at the end, before he pulls away, he looks right at the camera like he's saying, "Did you get that?"

[@ambersteward2373]

👏👏👏👏 I’m surprised not a lot of people catch on to the message the first round through

[@JosaxJaz]

Yeah, this movie is fantastic. Also, you're right about the hand being able to reconstruct itself and eventually get out of the well. Thats intentionally open-ended.

[@Welchy]

Ooooh

[@kiraoshiro6157]

other mother's behind keeps getting bigger every instance to more resemble a spider

[@jaegerfoxx]

Henry Selick (who directed this movie) also directed Nightmare Before Christmas

[@Welchy]

AHHH THAT MAKES SENSE

[@jenxytrulo82931]

​@@Welchyand he did paranormal if I'm not mistaken

[@jenxytrulo82931]

​@@Welchyand paranorman if I'm not mistaken

[@jasmin2186]

6:13 could be the greatest "I'm so damn conflicted" meme ever 😂

[@Welchy]

😂😭

[@natureboy95]

I enjoyed the end of the movie because of the change of perspective, yes, but even more than that. In the beginning Coraline was miserable because of the way things were, and she's introduced to a world where things are amazing and colorful without trying, but it's an illusion. At the end of the movie, the rest of the world is a bit drab, but she's putting in the effort to make it brighter and more colorful. It's hard work, and it isn't spectacular or showstopping, but it is real and makes a difference. I think a great moral from this movie is that if you're not happy with the way your life is, you can make the effort to make it a little brighter, even if it's just planting tulips. That and appreciating what you do have vs looking at what you're lacking, naturally

[@lauracerqueiramachado8979]

A few FunFacts: -this movie was made by Henry Selick who directed “The Nightmare Before Christmas” for Tim Burton because he was stuck directing “Batman Returns” for Warner, recently he worked with Jordan Peele making the new Netflix stop-motion movie “Wendel & Wild” -the name of the book was going to be “Caroline” but Neil Gaiman accidentally wrote “Coraline” instead and he really liked it so kept it that way, that’s where the “Caroline” jokes came from -the idea for the movie came from a nightmare Neil Gaiman’s daughter had where her mother was replaced by a witch saying she was her mother now -they call the other-mother a “Beldam” which is a sort of evil witch who lives in the woods and kills people that enter her territory and the stone Coraline used during the game was a hagstone used to identify beldams -there are theories that Beldam and Pennywise from “It” are the same creature but they feed on different emotions -Wybie is not in the book he was created for the movie because the book has a lot of moments when Coraline narrates her thoughts and since the movie has no narration they created a new character her age so she could talk to him -Mr, Bobinsky has a medal that implies he is a survival from Chernobyl -the lines those two actresses said during the trapeze scene was a monologue from “Hamlet” -there are other portals around the Pink Palace and the well was one of them that’s implied when Wybie tells her it’s said to be so deep if you stare at it you can see stars during the day because it can take you to the Other World and it’s always night there

[@leanat8630]

So then doesn't that mean Coralline just gave the other mother her key back?

[@lauracerqueiramachado8979]

@@leanat8630 yes but maybe she doesn’t know the key was thrown there or the other-well was undone after Coraline left the other-world with the ghost children’s soul’s

[@youtubewontletme]

​@@leanat8630Maybe, but the other world didnt have a well, it was like her spiderweb. And also she was pretty weak, she needed to eat. Thats probably why she rushed the button-eyes thing. Im sure that for the other kids she was more patient and did more things to convice them when the time came. The last kid was grandma's twin, so she hadnt eaten in a very long time. When she says to Coraline "I'll die without you" thats literal. She was starving. So if the key came back to the same world as her, maybe she was already dead or weak. Also the tunnel is a being on its own, as the book narrates. Even the other mother is afraid of whatever creature it is. And it's totally aware at all times when Coraline crosses over. This could lead to think that the other world is like the inside of that creature, and the beldam is a parasite that lives there and has to lure the food in. Except for the hand in the end, no part of her had ever tried to go through the tunnel right? She could, but she doesn't

[@crystalsnow5046]

I was so scared when I first watched Coraline when I was younger too but now I love the movie

[@Welchy]

Fr

[@Brookeruhs]

Me too!! Now it’s literally my favourite movie of all time.. I have a tattoo of the other mother’s needle hand holding the button key 😌

[@videohistory722]

The hardest scene they had to film for this movie was the mice circus performance. If you know anything about stop motion, you know it's ridiculously hard to pull off, especially like this.

[@Kassabonn]

I love stopmotion so much, the amount fo detail they put on is crazy. And the way they yse different materials is so cool. The flowers on the blossem trees near the end of the movie are made using popcorn. They just painted popcorn pink and red. Popcorn trees. POPCORN TREES

[@Mika_Mu]

The same studio that made this movie (studio LAIKA) also made another stop motion movie called Paranorman! It’s honestly so underrated

[@ivoryphoenix7]

I’d like to see him react to that too. It’s a good movie, and I remember it being more funny than scary.

[@kendallthompson2027]

I found the DVD in the $5 bin at Walmart and the way I instinctively grabbed for it honestly scared me.

[@AndiLang8146]

Paranorman is so good!

[@Kim.Garian]

ParaNorman is good, but I loved Kubo and the Two Strings and Missing Link.

[@Jay-oq6ie]

I feel like Kubo would be a good movie for Welchy to watch, its stopmotion too

[@mitzywebtoons]

YESSS OMG. It might make him cry, it made me and my mother sob LOL

[@Alex-hf6sg]

Some cool hidden secrets!! With the tea leaves, you obviously see the Beldam’s hand, but after there is the joke that Mrs F sees a giraffe. Notice that it looks very similar to the Beldam with the shape of the head and legs. There are also several shots of the moon in the other world, you’ll notice that the moon phases are going in reverse each time it’s shown, another implication that it isn’t the real world :)

[@4lw4ys_St0n3d]

Something I love about claymation is that with how much effort it takes to make a single movement, none of the easter eggs are just 'mistakes'. They would have to take MONTHS to complete. My favorite is the theory where the lady with the orange hair looking through the window in the clothing shop, is actually The Other Mother in disguise. There's so many theories and easter eggs in Coraline, I was OBSESSED with the movie when I was younger 😂😂

[@destinymcintire2188]

The object Miss Spink gave Coraline is a special item called an Adder Stone. It's believed to be able to see through witch disguises and traps, used as a cure for certain illnesses, prevent nightmares and were generally worn as a charm to protect against witchcraft and evil.

[@LunarWolf-Star]

Fun fact on the Welcome Home Cake is that the o in home has a double loop inside. a double loop in a lowercase o means that the person is lying. so while Coraline was Welcomed, she wasn't home.

[@entertainmentlife430]

Before i saw this movie i read the book. They actually toned some stuff down. Book is much more intense. Plus there is no wybie so aside from the cat coraline is pretty much by herself facing all this the whole time. Also interesting fact other father has been trying to warn coraline the whole time

[@Reya-tq9zj]

If u love stop motion u should definitely watch “fantastic mr fox” or “the Isle of Dogs” both are stop motions directed by Wes Anderson

[@mitzywebtoons]

Fantastic Mr. Fox!!! Omg I need to rewatch all these films in the comments, I'd forgotten about all these stop motion films from my childhood!

[@njivwathomassilavwe2056]

This movie genuinely gave me nightmares. The other mother was horrifying. It's a great movie

[@NeptuneNight]

YES! You watched Caroline!!!!!! BTW the black cat is voiced by Keith David, which is also the voice actor of Husk from Hazbin.

[@masterjunko]

22:42 This was probably one of my favorite parts, since spiders use vibrations of the web moving to follow their prey as well. Every detail in this movie is just soooooo gooooo!

[@Aso-bi]

12:55 "What do you mean? She's amazing!" Welchy: Amazingly manipulative... I don't know why that caught me so off guard, but it basically sums up the whole gist of the movie

[@LinBeReal]

8:58 pls tell me there are meme compilations with this man! His reactions are golden

[@bigdon001]

13:26 is the most traumatic part of the film for me. Dear God...

[@teagie2002]

If I had a nickel for every time Keith David voiced a cat I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice😂

[@rileygibson7866]

Haha Keith David playing cats, that have fuck this shit I'm out vibes. First this cat from the other mother and then husk just dipping away from military vaggie. 😂

[@ambersteward2373]

He said he loves voicing cats though. He said it was his spirit animal 🥰

[@ambersteward2373]

@@rileygibson7866 it represents us all people of color when we find something strange lmfao 🤣

[@Longshanks1690]

Arby has kind of a grumpy cat vibe so technically it’s three. :p

[@miepmiep4010]

Damn Welchy looks so good with his hair like this

[@Welchy]

Why thank you! :)

[@benarts2271]

Welchy and Coraline?! Wicked combo 👌🏼😆🩵

[@Shaea_Q]

Btw the main theory is that she never escaped the other world. Seeing the cat at the end being able to disappear is telling us she's not in the real world and the other mother is just manipulating her again :D

[@godabandonedthistimeline]

As a cat owner I don't believe in this theory because cats can just do this stuff

[@Shaea_Q]

@@godabandonedthistimeline yeah cats can disappear into thin air, sure xD

[@painmacaroni]

Not really. It suggests that the other realm still exists, not really that she's in it. In the other realm everything was made to give Coraline everything she could want, so just the fact of things not exactly being perfect means she's in the real world

[@Shaea_Q]

@@painmacaroni the cat couldn’t disappear and reappear in the real world, only in the fake one plus just because things weren’t perfect doesn’t mean she’s in the real world. The other mother knows that getting Coraline to believe she’s free from her is making it seem like she’s back home. Now with that Coraline is manipulated into believing she’s safe and the other mother can do whatever she needs from her :D

[@painmacaroni]

@Shaea_Q I'm pretty sure the cat did that in both realms. Her being still in the other world just kinda feels.. boring ig. As in the story doesn't have a satisfying end with the story still being open in a way. Her being back in the real world but still being in danger of being attacked and the house and portal still being there feels better than just her being in the other world and going to die, since there's nothing she can do.

[@winto219]

Mr. Welchy, have you already realised that you're inches away from your silver playbutton? All deserved, always get a lil excited when i get a notification that you've uploaded!

[@Welchy]

Ahhh I know! And thank you for watching! Glad I can make even a small difference 😊

[@Sinewmire]

The Other Mother is based on her voice actress, Teri Hatcher, who is indeed very attractive. She was a Bond Girl, and played Lois Lane in the long running tv show The New Adventures of Superman. It's not at all clear what The Other Mother is but there's some strong vibes. She seems to be some sort of extra-dimensional predator who returns to feed every 15 years or so, based on the clothing of the kids, and the dates on the "vintage" taffy bowls. She spins illusions to bait her trap, like a spiderweb, and her final - possibly true - form is that of a spider. So, she feeds on children at intervals of several years, she manipulates reality and takes the form of a spider. She very strongly resembles IT from Steven King's movie of the same name (minus the clown theme). She could be a similar creature or even the same species. There's also a lot of dark fairytale imagery - the mushroom rings, the promises and bargains, the love of games, competitions, trickery and glamours, the stealing of children into her world. She could be some kind of unseelie fae or sidhe, a Fairy Queen, famous for kidnapping children and spoiling them with gifts and presents that make the child sick or grow poorly. Wells, and "fairy rings" of mushrooms are often referred to as ways to cross over into Fairy realms, and old houses in places like Cornwall used to have small wierd windows and doors like the small one Coraline found called Witch Windows of fairy doors to confuse and ward off witches or dark spirits. Oh, and the blooming garden? Remember how it looked like Coraline in the Other World? Well, the dead, dreary real world version also looks like a face, but not nearly as nice. It looks like the Beldam.

[@yunochiii]

I like to believe that the Beldam is an old Fae witch/crone who feasts on the deals of the children. It would make sense with Wybie already having a history of water witches. Maybe he heard stories of a water witch stealing away his grandmas sister from Granny, which is why she tried imposed a fear of both the house and the well on Wybie. She, the Beldam, HAS to have them agree to the deal to get the soul, so that’s where I believe it’s a ancient Fae Crone or Hag. Very much like IT, minus the spooky clown I want to punch (but Tim Curry is so nice 😢)

[@jossb6256]

@welchy

[@bekah9743]

That's awesome, I didn't realize that's Lois! And thank u for the info paragraph, also good to know❤

[@Sinewmire]

@@bekah9743 Happy to help!

[@devane977]

i can vividly remember in grade 2 my teacher had us read the graphic novel for Coraline which was just terrifying. and then at the end she was like LETS WATCH THE MOVIE! and then for like 6 months i was completely convinced i had an other mother and she lived in my closet and i was dead terrified on a nightly basis....love the movie now lol

[@videohistory722]

There's some early foreshadowing before she goes into the other world: She tells her mom she wants to garden out in the rain to get her mom's attention. The Other Mother offers to play hide and seek in the rain.

[@ВадимЛялин-ю2г]

By the way the cat was voiced by Keith david, who also is husk in hazbin hotel. Man is really into voicing cats

[@secondstarASMR]

David having a mild crush/fear of the Other Mother is exactly what every girl who watched Peter Pan 2003 went through with Captain Hook

[@MomokaViixiv]

OH WELCHY i also recommend reading the book its a short book and its creepier in the books the tunnel and everything.

[@ghostspider2056]

The Other Father’s song is actually a warning to Coraline.

[@JAProductions494]

Alternative title: Welchy simping for the Other Mother for 25 minutes

[@jadedgem-505]

I'm honestly still traumatized from this movie 😖 Great reaction as always! and your faces were priceless🤣🤣

[@Welchy]

Thank you!! 😁

[@emmabunce180]

I love how everything in this film was intentional there’s so many little things and Easter eggs in it. Also like that miss spink and miss forcible are a couple.

[@avagallegos1085]

The theorizer has a great in depth theory series that explains the movie’s reasoning for the other mother’s actions and how the movie addresses the book’s true villain

[@Hearts4SigmaBsd]

Somehow i did expect him to be just as down bad for Beldam as Danny Motta was lmfao 🌟

[@emilytinker2117]

i’ve recently discovered this channel and omg it’s hilarious. support from australiaaaa

[@IloomneFilmWorks]

Coralline used to freak me out so bad, i didn’t go to the 3D showing recently cause im still scared of it😭😭

[@omoidashu]

Nightmare Before Christmas is like candy corn for me. Every year I try it, and every year I'm disappointed. I want to like it but somehow it just doesn't appeal to me. For stop motion though, Isle of Dogs, Missing Link, and Kubo and the Two Strings are so good!

[@videohistory722]

The medal Bobinsky is wearing is one that was awarded to Chernobyl liquidators for their efforts in the clean up campaign. That's why his skin is blue, and why he eats beets.

[@danaportnoy9153]

My NUMBER ONE stop motion recommendation will always be Kubo and the Two Strings. Absolutely incredible film, and pushes the limits of the medium, and of storytelling.

[@Shroomy.Wastaken473]

You know what makes this movie worse, it’s based on a true story, it’s about a girl whose house burnt in a fire and her parents died so her grandma took her home, but her grandma wouldn’t let her out of the house and ask the neighbors were confused as to why they never saw the girl, then one day some kids broke in and found a burnt up corpse, the little girl died in that fire and the grandma kept her anyway, ducking creepy

[@Shaea_Q]

8:39 I love that jumpscare :D

[@Welchy]

I didn’t 😭

[@Shaea_Q]

@@Welchy could see why :D

[@Aurora-Welch]

Coraline as a kid scared me as a kid. 9:04 You had them Taxidermy. 9:09 I had a friend in 3rd grade named Caroline. 5:57 The real mom had a neck brace but the Beldam made it look like a turtleneck. Stop-motion is so cool.

[@yunochiii]

Shout out to Mrs. Elkin for showing me this in 3rd grade and it becoming a permanent playback movie in my head

[@chuuveh]

I was definitely a weird kid, back then and to this day Coraline is still my favorite movie

[@soaringeagle175]

22:10 Figures that the Beldam banishes the Jones's to a fate worse than death, Detroit.

[@duhstyrxses646]

“you’re in america get a gun” funniest part of the video coming from an american😭

[@jaymieberry]

When i was in third grade, coraline was read to us and it awakened my love for ghost and mystery books. Great reaction and aloha from Hawaii! 🌺

[@seaottar25]

Please watch the barbie fairy topia series…. It’s one of the OG barbie classics

[@ThisUserIsNoLongerAvailable]

Finally, a reaction to my favourite movie. The transitions are incredible, all the foreshadowing and tiny details are amazing, and just everything about it is great

[@qwertyuiopasdfghjkl1790]

YOU LOOK GOOD WELCHY i adore coraline sm

[@Welchy]

WHY THANK YOU QWERT

[@JAProductions494]

Watching this in cinemas back in August was a truly fantastic experience which my childhood love of this movie was building towards. Yeah, I love this movie a lot and I’m glad you love it too Welchy 😁

[@sammjaisais7135]

10:53 yeah, I can't watch The Nightmare Before Christmas. That was the one that traumatised me. It gave me nightmares for a whole year.

[@majuoliro]

as a kid I watched this movie twice and I had creep nightmares both times

[@Nix-b3r]

Have u heard that theory that Coraline never left the other world the end confirms it bc the cat teleports in the other world not the real world the cat teleported at the end of the movie

[@Louise_Moura]

I had a list of things I was expecting to see this year and Welchy simping for the other mother was NOWHERE NEAR IT

[@serknet3042]

12:14 Never saw that before 😨 Can't blame Caroline's mom now 😆

[@Lazy_night11]

Love Coraline love this channel just as much x ❤️

[@Welchy]

Why thank you!! :)

[@r0se.lilyyx]

welchy being down bad for the beldam was the highlight of my day honestly

[@CassieGold-bi5cz]

Yay!! Welchy video!! My coping mechanism is watching theses

[@clarissavoss7494]

Coraline was my favorite movie as a kid and still is as an adult.

[@blakeythekitty]

The first time I watched this film was in my friend's car while we were driving to a theme park. Needless to say, it took us a while for any of us to get back into the mood to ride roller coasters after the movie X-X Since you're down bad for the Other Mother and the Other Mother is a spider... we can count that as another point to Welchy being a furry Also, there's a KZbinr named The Theorizer who made a bunch of videos for theories on Coraline if you wanna watch!

[@cloetyers5359]

this makes me so happy seeing this movie i could rant all day! this plus welch made my day

[@sakurabxlla]

when i was young my mother watched this with me, both of us (even me despite being a child) were both confused how it wasnt a twelve 😭 its terrifying

[@DanielSelk]

G and PG does not necessarily mean "kids movie" but a movie for everyone to see.

[@LM-v8x-1104]

I remember watching this when I was younger. I was terrified by the movie, and it gave me nightmares for a week! Now it wouldn’t scare me that much, but it’s still kinda unsettling to me..

[@Embersinthewinter]

LAIKA's first and best imo, though the rest of their catalogue is worth checking out too (Kubo, ParaNorman, Boxtrolls, the Missing Link). I was terrified of, and somehow still really liked this movie as a kid. Also the end credits song was stuck in my head for years and I couldn't remember where it had come from until rewatching Coraline a few years ago. Edit: Nightmare Before Christmas and Coraline I think were both directed by Henry Selick so there's the similarity? Otherwise they're from different studios... Also I just saw someone else suggest Fantastic Mr Fox and Isle of Dogs and yesss, those along with the other LAIKA films

[@iyaanderson8452]

Here's a fun fact for you. The cherry tree blossoms in the final showdown with the Other mother's hand are actually bits or pink popcorn 😋.

[@NekoNeko976]

YAY! new Welchy video !

[@koutakun7373]

This movie is definitely of a kind, another similar movie style would be “Wendell and wild” which is also directed by Henry Selick

[@BlueMushroomyayay]

THANK YOU WELCHY

[@Welchy]

THANK YOU BLUEMUSHROOMYAYAY

[@Justaloser369]

I literally love this film.I watched for the first time when i was a kid❤ I did a text about the film,a draw,sometimes i get too excited lol

[@Miss_Monroe59]

I feel like Welch’s would like James and the giant peach which combines live action and stop motion. Or even Who framed roger rabbit.

[@princessadnaironwolfofmaronia.]

An interesting detail in the movie, When the lighting strikes it is shaped like the beldam`s hand. (Other Mother`s hand) And that is such an interesting detail in the movie.

[@kirstenkook5634]

One of my favorites. Saw it in theaters when it came out. It's now one of my 4yr olds favorite movies as well. I'm a proud mama ☺️

[@ambersteward2373]

Tell her I said that’s what’s up. My favorite movie since a child as well 🍿

[@amandafox8603]

Dude thirsting for the Other Mother is new. 😂😂😂

[@toqa6735]

Coraline was and still is the best stop motion movie for me

[@videohistory722]

The years on the bowls of taffy correspond to when the ghost children went missing

[@robertfrancis9877]

It's funny that Keith David has played 2 demonic cats in his life. This one and Husk from Hazbin Hotel.

[@videohistory722]

The real messed up part is that the Other Mother actually isn't the monster. She's a monster living INSIDE the monster.

[@ninapark8426]

lil fun fact: The cat's voice actor is the same one as Husk from Hazbin Hotel

[@videohistory722]

In the welcome home message on the cake, there's a unique loop in the O that symbolizes dishonesty. She is welcome, but she's not home. Yes i know it was just a happy accident, but what a happy accident it was.

[@princeleefelix]

Bob Ross reference!

[@videohistory722]

​@@princeleefelixan unintentional one

[@princeleefelix]

@@videohistory722 he's invaded everyone (affectionate)

[@Creature_Creative]

Man this was a rollercoaster 🤯🫠😂 Love your reactions and appropriate responses to this crazy shit 🤣