I Watched **CORALINE** and it's EVEN CREEPIER than imagined... (Movie Reaction)

[@jbree.30]

Fun things throughout the movie: 1. We all know how the garden in the other world looks like Coraline. But in the real world, the garden looks like the other mother. 2. It's implied that the well is another portal to the other world. Especially with what Wybie says about it, "it's so deep that if you fell to the bottom and looked up, you would see a sky full of stars in the middle of the day", and it's always nighttime in the other world. So this implies that the other mother has the key now... 3. If you look at all the scenes where they have dinner in the other world, the other mother never eats anything. There is nothing on her plate. In fact the only thing we actually see her eat is bugs. This is because she eats the souls of children to survive, and her last victim was Wybie's great aunt, so it's been a long time and she's literally deteriorating. She's replacing parts of her body with needles, and she was so desperate because Coraline was her last chance to survive. She literally says, "I'll die without you" . 4: the other mother can see out of anything with button eyes. (This is why Other Wybie wears a mask when he goes to rescue her). Also pay attention to the transitions. Whenever Coraline falls asleep, the other mother turns into the doll, which is always watching her. 5. With each soul she consumes, the more power she gets, but the longer she uses that power, the more she starts to lose control of it. 6. The song that the other father plays is a warning for coraline. If you listen to the lyrics, it's full of foreshadowing. There are a lot more small details that have an explanation, like why Mr. Bobinsky is blue, the paintings in the house, and even the cake Coraline eats, but you can look those up for yourself if you're interested.

[@Hanmacx]

The cat in the end, what if she never really left? XD

[@Hanmacx]

The years on the candy was the year they disappeared

[@raven9604]

Thanks for these, I only knew about the fathers song🤭

[@theam9320]

Also if you look at the lighting through the window at dinner it looks like its in the shape of the other mother's needle hand

[@bluesapphire170]

Another note to the well being a gate way to the other world: it has a fairy ring around it.

[@SmallGhostFloating]

It's ironic how Coraline terrified me for days when I was a child, but now it's my favorite movie and truly a masterpiece 👻

[@dbzcupcake]

Same

[@Uselessugh]

Same here

[@nicoleruiz4975]

For me, I loved watching this over and over as a child, and now, I am terrified and amazed by Caroline

[@sophiehale1171]

Yeah I know right

[@5jzhl7]

Coraline movie was not that creepy if you have seen the book you would probably have nightmares for a week, I know I had

[@hellowhat890]

These are some fun facts I learned about this movie: - The medal Mr. Bobinski wears is a medal awarded to those who helped with the Chernobyl cleanup, explaining his blue skin. - The ‘Welcome home!’ Cake has a double loop in the O, which is typically associated with the handwriting of liars. - The Bedlam’s needle hands are shown as hints throughout the film, like the creation of the doll at the beginning of the movie, appearing in lightning strikes or in the shape of the tree above Coralines head on the cover art. - Miss Spink and Miss Forcible are canonically a lesbian couple in the book, however it was taken out of the film since it’s for kids. - The Other Father is a creation from the Beldam the same as the rest of the world, and is punished by her throughout the film for trying to help Coraline escape, like the hints in the lyrics of the song he sings for her, the piano covering his mouth, the Other Mother dragging him out of the room when he starts talking about the key to the door and of course when he hands Coraline one of the ghost eyes before sinking under the bridge. - The soundtrack of the girls singing was deliberately written with the lyrics being just gibberish words, to give the song an unnerving otherworldly feel - As time goes on, the Other Mother wears clothes that more closely resemble her spider form, until the final night when she wears a dress with a skirt that resembles a spiders bonnet. - In the dining room of the other world, there are three pictures of children’s silhouettes. These represent the three ghost children the Other Mother has already taken - The first night that the Beldam and Other Father say goodnight to Coraline and sit by her bedside, the Other Mother’s shadow on the wall depicts her true form, while the Other Father has no shadow at all, hinting to his non existence outside of the Beldams intent. - It’s much more subtle, but throughout the movie the Beldam is deliberately posed so that the furniture or decorations behind her look like Devil horns on her head - The insects that guard the door in the other world are actually insects depicted on the wallpaper of the original worlds door

[@marinad]

So the ‘other mother’ is actually a creature called the Beldam, which in lore is basically an evil spirit from the woods in a woman’s body. She can shape-shift her body into what a person desires. So yah, basically this entire movie was based off that type of mythology.

[@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?"

[@lyidspino7653]

Interesting, thank you!

[@inactivegoodbye.]

also when they give the buttons to coraline so she can decide if she wants the buttons sewn onto her eyes, the other father says “so sharp you won’t feel a thing” almost as if he’s trying to scare her off from doing it.

[@freebrandyornot]

I love how, firstly, Coraline has somehow established a huge and unproblematic fanbase, and, secondly, how almost everyone has watched it sometime

[@cryingtomatohead8626]

Yeah the fandom is surprisingly nontoxic and while out theories can be wild, we never go after each other.

[@videohistory722]

I don't think that's a Coraline thing. I think that's just a Neil Gaiman thing.

[@fynnthefox9078]

@@videohistory722 Neil Gaiman is the gigachad

[@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.

[@leovk5779]

Great scene though, worth the effort!

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

So the well is considered the original portal to the ‘other world’ so when Coraline dropped the key I the well she essentially dropped it back into the world which is why I always thought the cat was able to disappear back at the end

[@-betagames-]

But the well doesn't exist in the other world, see can't have the key

[@chipstarshine8150]

@@-betagames- correct. The well may be a portal under the right conditions but it’s not to the dimension the beldam lives in which is why it was the safest place to put the key. The cats abilities are not very well explained but he has the ability to teleport between dimensions freely. Just because he teleported in the last scene doesn’t mean he went to the beldams dimension (why would he go back?) rather it’s just showcasing that he can teleport at whim to whatever other dimensions he’s aware of. The beldam is invariably doomed to die by starvation as you see in her true form she is very skinny and you can see her bones. And yes while she can eat bugs her life force/her immortality only continues while she can eat the “lives/souls” of others. She preys on children vs adults though because they are easier to appease and fool. This is a stretch but possibly the fact that they are young and full of life might be another reason but that’s just speculation on my part

[@nunugirlswag109]

"This man has bags like hes's going on vacation" Me: I've see you've forced my hand in subscribing and laughing hysterically, clever

[@videohistory722]

The tunnel is meant to look inviting to unsuspecting victims to lure them in. But once the illusion is gone, you see it's covered in evidence from all the past children that tried to escape upon discovering the truth.

[@lilscenechick1995]

There’s also a little detail in the book that Coraline senses the tunnel is alive. So it’s either a separate entity, or an extension of the Other Mother aka the Beldam. There’s a theory that the tunnel is part of an inter-dimensional being, and the Other Mother was trapped inside its “belly”.

[@xmant8842]

I never understood why coraline was so mean to wybie just because he got her name wrong.

[@khevatelesford]

It wasn't even just teasing, she was out of pocket 💀

[@RivalReacts]

My mans really did not deserve any of that, he was slightly odd at worst

[@natalienussbaum2773]

My guess is that she is taking out her anger at her parents' dismissal of her on someone else. No excuse for it but with her dad ignoring her and her mom snapping it makes some sense that she was more likely to lash out.

[@fidgetelftree9432]

I mean he did jumpscare her with a bike, a weird mask, while screaming at the top of his lungs. I’d be pretty snappy too. Seems like they become at least friend _ly_ by the end, if not completely friends, so I guess it worked out.

[@angiebangie6372]

lmao it’s an on purpose part of her character imo. for example, rival points out how childish coraline’s mom is in stating “maybe your other mother should buy all your clothes.” not saying get mom was necessarily cruel for this, but it’s very casually condescending and that’s how she acts towards coraline most of the movie. this might be why she has grown to be so individual and apparently almost jaded at her young age. she even has an RBF kinda like her mom 😭

[@maevalongchamp4063]

Glad you took the challenge. Saw this in theatres... in 3D. We all expected some fun adventure, no real scares. We all felt progressively duped. Like: Okay. Ok? o... k? Oh. OH NO. This movie has a rep for creepiness now and I love watching people's immediate suspicion of everything lol. Mos def a fave. An impressive piece of animation.

[@blessedphoenix6229]

Idk. The trailers for this movie were pretty straight forward about the Other Mother's intentions, but you'd have had to see those to know something was up

[@elieli2893]

I like to say that Coraline is a good example of a kids' horror film! :D

[@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.

[@michaelrose3625]

If you need things explained, i recommend abitfrank's video's on it, she has done quite a few explaining and analizing the movie while comparing the differences with the original book

[@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 mice are actually rats.

[@RosieWolf]

Coraline is creepier than some adult horror movies, change my mind. I’m not even afraid of dolls but this movie scarred me for life as a child.

[@RivalReacts]

This is facts

[@lilscenechick1995]

Try reading the book. Scariest book I’ve read tbh. To be fair, I don’t read much in the horror genre, I just watch it. Coraline still gave me nightmares about the Other Mother sewing buttons in my eyes. Oh, and the Other Father was infinitely more terrifying.

[@agenttheater5]

Other Mother made Other Father and Other Wybie to be a caring father and friend to Coraline - but she did it too well, they both really do love Coraline.

[@videohistory722]

This oughta make some people happy: Its confirmed Spink and Forcible are a couple.

[@katie_cant_compute]

I learned that the other day!

[@catvalentine6748]

It's kinda stupid tbh but whatever works ig

[@elieli2893]

Now that I think about it, of course they are! :D

[@yannick9208]

What i love about this movie is that the ending isn't really a happy ending when you think about it: Earlier in the movie, Wybie talked about how you would be able to see the night sky if you were standing at the bottom of the well, that is a reference to the other world where it's always night time. The well is a portal to the other world and Coraline unknowingly handed the key to the beldam by throwing it down the well. The other world wasn't destroyed because when they were ''fighting'' the hand, we can see how the beldam is still alive, stuck behind the door. Which means that the other world is still there as well, this is confirmed in the final scene of the movie when the cat walks on top of the Pink Palace sign and is able to get to the other world because the portal still works. The garden in the final scene still resembles a face, but it is not from any of the lost children. It's not from Coraline either, but it is the face of the beldam. Her face is smiling, she has won.

[@painauxraisins3131]

Actually no, Coraline locked the door from both sides, so yes the bedlam has the key with her and she probably unlocked it from her side but she won’t be able to open the door from Coraline’s side; and since they threw the key back, no kids will have the opportunity to open it again (Unless the beldam manage to get the key back or something)

[@tnlkb6115]

@@painauxraisins3131 the thing is, at the beginning of the movie, the door was already lock from coraline side but the beldam still manege to make coraline come to her world. Yes, now, no kids can open the door with the key, but that doesnt mean it forever close. And we know that the beldam is smart and ressourceful, so what say she won't find a way to make it work?? Especially since she got both keys now. If she manege to get a kid to open the door, the poor child won't have a way to protect himself since he won't have the key to keep the beldam away after she got her hands on him.

[@painauxraisins3131]

@@tnlkb6115 Yeah but I think the only thing she’s was able to do back then (before Coraline’s mom opened the door) was to interact with objects that were already on the other side, don’t know if that makes sense lol; the doll for exemple was already on the other side and it was sort of a link between both “worlds”, so that would explain why she was able to change it I guess. I don’t think she’ll be able to send any rats/mouses on the other side now that one way is locked, as for the doll (if it’s still there) she might find a way to catch another kid’s attention but he won’t be able to open the door without the key so idk. I get your point tho ! I wouldn’t be surprised if the beldam found a way to get a new victim

[@videohistory722]

Something else someone pointed out to me: There's a hint from the first visit that the other mother was spying on her. Coraline complains about wanting to play outside in the rain, to get her mom's attention, not because she actually wants to. When she goes to the other world, the other mother suggests playing outside in the rain.

[@RivalReacts]

Be honest now... were you also lowkey terrified at this movie? Take a look over at www.patreon.com/RivalReacts for the full reaction to this & TV shows like The Boys, Loki, Rick & Morty and Invincible!

[@cheyennecarter8795]

this was my comfort movie as a kid😂

[@arielplays5629]

This SPECIFIC movie made me scared to go near doors that I hear banging on as a kid. ✋💀

[@Phatz28]

I was a Lil scared when I was a kid

[@thegoodyears6580]

VERY dude I couldn't watch that movie at night, cause if I did-

[@apotatosaurus7890]

I was like 11 the first time I saw it, and we watched right before going to bed. I was so scared that I cried xD

[@videohistory722]

For the Other Spink and Forcible, when they were shouting "Thief! Give it back!" Those are actually their real voices. When they're singing or just speaking normally, they're altered, but their real voices are so creepy, for that one scene, they just said, "let's just use them as is!"

[@aixamacielb8739]

this story is based on an experience that the writer lived quite terrifying also the cat its the best

[@memyselfandi7782]

19:50 I think that's all the kids deaths in order. From the back to the front. The boy, the screaming girl and the one closest to the screen who was Wybies grandmother's sister. She also matches the doll the Beldam was taking apart at the beginning.

[@sms15486]

AHHHH coraline!!! i was literally just watching another coraline commentary just before this! such a good movie 🤓

[@videohistory722]

The years on the bowls of taffy are the years the ghost children went missing.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Where ?

[@videohistory722]

@@a.g.demada5263 when they make her the finder of lost things. Before she goes back to find her parents and the kids' eyes.

[@TimBukTwo]

So something someone else stated on another react I watched is the reason why that guy is blue is because that badge he wears is actually a Chernobyl clean up badge. It’s also why he eats beets because beets are supposed to help against radiation.

[@arielplays5629]

The part where she bangs on the door scares me to this day

[@kamaranaidu3838]

👻 it’s definitely not so scary when you’re an adult, but as a child it freaked me out so much🙈😂

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

It’s scary as adult, just in a different way. Coraline’s parents are terrifying.

[@koushikay6464]

I love this movie, I'm so happy you reacted to it

[@caseyh8386]

Henry Selik is a genius 😁 it's sad that most people think Tim Burton directed Nightmare before Christmas

[@emilypena4204]

I truly love how all the reactors that i watch interact with each other, it’s so wholesome 🤍🤩👻👻

[@starwarsy1779]

Not him hitting on the beldam first chance he gets 😂💀

[@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 is not home.

[@caliahchaloux2980]

It’s ironic how Coraline was my favorite at 2 and now I’m kinda scared of it lol

[@samantha_zamaniego]

The cats voice is actually the wybie that couldn't talk

[@fashioni.star.]

Ooooo!!!! This is my favorite film!!!! Or one of at least. I think it does such a great job with leaning into the creepy aspect of things. Like, I wrote an essay my freshman year of art school and I used it as an example. The scene where Coraline is offered the buttons utilizes a very subtle Dutch angle to make us feel unsettled, even if we don’t realize what’s going on. Similarly, when the Other Father pulls his lower jaw down, it become uncanny valley because there’s an unrealized set of rules that we set for this film in our understanding of it as a stop motion (ergo, a real set that follows the rules of real life) means we understand that a set figure with a set skeleton shouldn’t be able to stretch like it does. There are other things but those I think stand out the best! Have you seen Kubo and the Two Strings? Is done by the same studio, and is just gorgeous to watch! The animation and story are absolutely phenomenal!

[@teen-wolf-maniac]

I loved this movie when it came out. I even got the dvd with red/blue 3d glasses! I always felt sorry for Other Wybie bcuz in the end, The Other Mother just used him as a prop to try and scare Coraline into not going in Mr. B's apartment. 👻

[@thebanditking3084]

I'm so happy to see so many ppl reacting to this movie! Neil Gaiman is a genius!

[@inactivegoodbye.]

rival: “i think cats usually don’t talk but..whatever” me: *HO HO HO just you wait.*

[@Joy-ms2tp]

This MOVIE IS ICONIC. Still my favorite horror movie (animation) to this DAY. And im obsessed with the book.👻

[@Nugettigamer12]

Tysm for putting my comment on the video!

[@jessyluiten1800]

It has been like 10 years that i have seen that movie! It was fun to see it here again.

[@memyselfandi7782]

I saw this movie in the evening as a kid, and had a nightmare about it so yeah I was shaken up, but kinda forgot about it. Now I had showed my younger cousin and we can quote just about the whole movie script from how many times we've watched.

[@2chaskell]

16:48 they transformed into their younger selves, who were stage/screen stars of some kind; coraline was looking at the old posters of them when she first met the real ones. you have to get around to "the dark crystal" one of these days

[@ryanmalarik4398]

Ayyye now its time for Kubo and the Two Strings..its got creepy elements as well and is so rich and epic

[@zhooterss]

ever since i saw this movie i’ve loved it. even as a kid it never scared me i have always loved everything about it. have probably seen it 1000 times and can recite the entire movie honestly.😂 favorite movie

[@stevenmacknight9960]

"Please check that chicken's poop." Rival 2021

[@rxbeccarose]

IM PROUD OF YOU!!! 👻

[@RivalReacts]

Thanks becs 🥳

[@skywalker8380]

I am always impressed with the claymation of this movie 👻

[@thegoodyears6580]

Loved the reaction ! Please react to Prince of Egypt next, it's truly one of my favorite animated movies ever made.

[@tonexcleveland2863]

The reason that Moboski(If I spelled it correct) is blue is because he survived radation from a nuclear plant disaster and lived to tell the tale. he was earned a medal. He wears that Medal all the time. But hey its a theory.

[@bipolarlive1214]

Also, the "other mother" is known as the Beldam, she started with the little pioneer boy which probably wasn't too hard assuming the roles he was forced to play in like 18-1900's. Then she feeds on their young lifeforms and the eyes make the world bigger and better, meaning the more eyes, the better the world. After she took the girl with the weird looking hat probably 1940's time and the Wybie's Grandma's twin. The longer time without eating again, the more desperate she becomes, hence the signs of impatience and even the people she makes like her dad and Wybie had their own mind and unlike the neighbors who were controlled by the Beldam. It's like she's a starving wolf who still has to wait for her food to be close enough. And ironically she can only take the eyes/lives with their consent.

[@howdy6632]

The only movie trailer i was ever really happy to see was coraline. I had watched it once before, but I assumed it was a dream & kind of forgot about it. Then while i was at my grandma's one day, I saw a movie trailer, and it was that scene in the kitchen when coraline first crawls through the door. I was honestly so amazed that that movie was actually real as i remembered it, and I was sooo excited to watch it again.

[@calebprince4015]

This film legit terrified me as a kid bro 😂

[@tiago9977]

21:11 24:43 The stone Coraline uses to see the ghost's eyes reminds me of the Seeing Stone from The Spiderwick Chronicles lol. I'd love to see a reaction to that film someday - it's *such* a good film, and so underated.

[@sophiehale1171]

The tea reading represents the other world as the hand and the georiffe is the normal world

[@sS0O0L]

i have a theory that beldam actually controls her parents and make illusions for coraline. So, her parents suddently changed cause beldam was controlling them the whole movie to not give attention to their daughter so she could be more interested in the other world that has everything she wanted. And when coraline came back to the real world and her parents disappeard, actually beldam was controlling them to stay out of there (probably in the city), but when they came back they didn't remember or didn't noticed that they were out for so long. and also, just to answer your question, Bobinsky is blue and has this weird body shape because he was one of the Chernobyl Liquidadors, probably he was kinda infected by the radiation and just stayed like that, and that's also why he's so flexible. That's kinda confirmed cause he uses the medal that all the liquidators have recieved.

[@rucals]

it's not literally scary for me but intriguing.

[@Zentron]

Not a scary movie, but in the same stop-motion animation style, I'd recommend watching/reacting to Tim' Burton's, Corpse Bride movie... it's kinda short, though feels longer. There's also some references and gags to look out for!

[@symiki7609]

The fact that you were scared that every single comment was gonna be about girls pooping got me laughing a lil bit too much😂

[@symiki7609]

Oh. And 👻

[@Ipukeglitterandrainbows]

The years above the taffy represents when the kids were taken by the other mother at 21:05

[@PuccaLover15]

This is the only scary movie I watch because it doesn't terrify me like other scary/creepy movies do, but still creeps me out enough. This movie came out when I was 13 and wanted to see it so bad! My dad got it for me (in 3D) and we watched it together. It was awesome! He was creeped out! I was creeped out! Can never show my mom this because she will be scared. It would be very funny though because she would think since it's a kids movie, it's probably not even that scary. Then she watches it and rethink this is scary for a kids movie...then kill me for her watching a scary movie because she hates scary movies haha

[@zoehession3225]

This movie used to scare me as kid..... Tell a lie I’m still scared now lmaooo 💀😂

[@RivalReacts]

Absolutely no shame there 😂

[@katie_cant_compute]

DEFINITELY watch 'The Theorizer's' Coraline theory compilation (I think it has 13 parts) it's really really good, if quite disturbing

[@TimotheeReacts]

the other mother is just beyond creepy!

[@hellowhat890]

Literally love this movie. It was super popular and also many adults reported how terrified they were of it.

[@lyidspino7653]

I watched a the theory videos on Coraline of The Theorizer. He makes really good videos and his theories on this film are pretty cool!

[@bipolarlive1214]

Mr. B has the medal of the Chernobyl liquidators which were people who cleaned up radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which is why he has the blue skin. And he eats beets to deal with the radiation poisoning.

[@samkelly4132]

This was my favourite movie as a kid, my parents hated me cause I wanted to watch it every day 😂 😂

[@-abi-]

I have little doors in my house and I was so scared of them when I was younger after I watching this movie

[@professionalamateur741]

I love how you say the intro with the creepy music doesn’t scare you and it’s just grooming, but that’s the creepiest part in my opinion. Idk, something about disassembling the doll, pulling its stitches, basically taking out its fluff like organs and leaving the skin or the corpse; it gives me chills. But I still love this movie!

[@Samisnotamused]

This is the best ghost I can give you without my phone for emoji's: (>")>

[@RivalReacts]

LMAO we take thoseeee!

[@PhoenixDragon90]

Love this movie. Good reaction. Also, Try Treasure Planet. Good movie as well.

[@spiderfingers86]

Based on the book written by Neil Gaiman and directed by Henry Selick starring Dakota Fanning as Coraline with Teri Hatcher as Other Mother

[@Ava-br6mj]

I was in love and still is with coraline when I was three untill now (I'm ten) I have coralines doll and necklace and green thing she looks thru I LOVE CORALINE!!!!

[@MrSirSquishy]

It may not be scary, but it was real creepy - I had shivers sent down my spine when watching this.(also 👻)

[@RachelG1979]

They're two separate mice. There's the mice from the other mother and then there's the mice that the man upstairs has.

[@smarikaprinces7436]

I have a theory people think that when Coraline through the key down the well it teleported back to the other mother, but I don’t think that’s what happened in the other world. The other mother can create a exactly what Coraline had in the original world, but there was no and she got hit in the face like multiple times plus she can’t see the night sky that YB describes is not supposed to mean that the night sky of the other world because it’s always night there it is that the key will be lost where no one can reach it in the infinite night sky😮😅

[@alexandriabridges1578]

this reaction makes my heart happy

[@swiftbarker]

Other father was trying to give subtle hints to Caroline

[@derekspencer6663]

The theorizer has some of best theories on Coraline. You should check his channel out

[@hurtsaa196]

As a child i hated real parents because they wouldn't give Coraline an attention. But only now i understand they had no choice. After moving they ran out of money. They didn't even have a money to buy groceries. Thats why they were so focused on finishing the catalogue, had a crappy food and couldnt buy her gloves

[@fidgetelftree9432]

Plus the mom had gotten in a minor car crash, so that’s hospital bills and car insurance stuff(since the mom rear ended another car I doubt any damages to her car were covered). On top of that she has to be in a neck brace, so she’s likely in at least a low level of constant pain all the while she has to sit and stare at a screen all day for work.

[@lisa.222]

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I loved it.it was diffrent

[@destinyswanigan1854]

Staying would be the best way to beat her. If you can’t stay there unless she sews the buttons and she can’t sew the buttons unless she has consent(or wins it) and the worst she can do to you is lock you away until you starve, change your mind or go crazy. She’ll starve before that happens considering where she’s at

[@freebrandyornot]

The author wrote the book because his daughter wanted some scary stories to read and he thought actual horror stories were too much for kids so he decided to write something that's basically child horror or YA horror

[@tnlkb6115]

Which is funny to me since has a kid, i watched horror movies like chucky, saw and friday the 13th and i was never scared by them. And yet, Coraline and monster house did the opposite.

[@hellowhat890]

I live a few blocks from LAIKA studios. They are super talented.

[@kenziegarbiel1692]

It was always my favorite movie and I think it explains a lot

[@lilystarlight1]

This movie is so twisted... I can't... Always getting nightmares...

[@gisellerangel5795]

I watched this movie when I was 8 and I wasnt able to fall asleep soundly for 1 week 👻👻

[@The_Nightsong]

love this movie like crazy, such a masterpiece!!!

[@mermaidariel1316]

This movie is a masterpiece. So amazing. Also, just a tip; I don't immediately see it in your vids but if you haven't seen Anastasia yet, please do. It's so dark and beautiful.

[@hmsmith1790]

👻I highly recommend watching The Fangirls Coraline theory videos. They will definitely help explain this movie for you😊hope this helped!

[@RivalReacts]

Can confirm i've watched it twice now 😂

[@katakania]

Love your hair😍 I think Coraline is just creepy but as it is based on Neil Gaiman's novella than it is understandable as it is his style 🙈 Great reaction 💪🏻🌺

[@enchantressvfx]

You should watch the theorizer he has a two hour long video of all his Coraline theories and they are AMAZING

[@Menjadibijak1213]

Yo i watch this when i was a kid And now im around 20 and still scare of beldam Imagine how scary it is for a kid 🤣🤣🤣

[@limjingyee]

good day! 01:29 not yet 😜 02:47 🤣 05:12 lol 💀 05:35 not possessed, it's a CCTV 👁 06:37 i don't think he's weird, just playful 👀 07:29 🤣🤣🤣 09:28 it's all about Chernobyl disaster 12:45 🙈 14:18 nope, she's victims 💀 16:49 ayo 💀 20:59 bro got nostalgia 🤩 21:32 ain't no way they're going vacation without Coraline 💀🙈

[@lizaharris5930]

it's saw dust that's in the doll.

[@denisrobin2380]

Minions, Monsters Inc and Monsters University next

[@redrosebangtan1560]

Is it just me that love this movie since childhood??