Watching *CORALINE* for the first time... this movie is for kids??

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[@katelynnwittwer]

Once I saw that this was their first time watching Coraline I had to click on it. Like the first time!? This movie is amazing but weird. I'm glad they finally watched it!

[@roselyngomez3271]

I never watched Caroline

[@elifulk4384]

that movie is fucking creepy man

[@katelynnwittwer]

@@roselyngomez3271 It's a good movie. You definently need to watch it. I think it's on prime and it's on KZbin for free.

[@katelynnwittwer]

@@elifulk4384 Yeah but it's good 😂

[@LanaScott]

@@roselyngomez3271 Coraline hates to be called Caroline .

[@BlazeWolf9511]

A lot of people tend to miss this on their first watch but, Coralines parents are acting the way they are partially due to being stressed as hell. Money related issues due to moving, the Moms medical bill considering the accident she was in, and not having much money for food/groceries. Most of it is somewhat subtle but yea. They dont hate her, but the mom especially comes off as a jerk at the start.

[@vlad5042]

i feel like most people i see watch this movie are way too hard on the parents. its not framed like theyre ignoring her for no good reason. i feel like the movie does a good job of creating a realistic situation where a kid would feel neglected and ignored by their parents without it being an abusive or unloving situation.

[@julissavalencia1751]

Especially when you put into context that this movie was made, released, and about the 2007-2009 recession in the US. Also the movie was made pretty much in coralline’s perspective so the parents seems extra mean because sim sure that’s how any kid would interpret it. I was a kid during this time (pretty much coralline’s age) so I 100% sided with her on everything but now as an adult it’s horrifying and I’m more understanding of the parents☺️

[@HopePapernacky]

EXACTLY! Too many people hate on the parents

[@cornelialindblom3957]

Kids actually have a problem with thinking about the consequences of their actions because they are suppose to learn about it growing up. Which is why it's so important for parents to be present. I get her parents are stressed because of work but you still can't forget about the child you chose to have.

[@ophelia.13]

exactly!!

[@Zufallige.Eidechse.auf.Felsen]

I mean yes, but the stress of moving into a new house can cause them to just focus on work especially if it is due soon. And kids always want the attention of their parents often leaving the parents with no time for themselves. And they don't understand that they need time to work without being distracted.

[@thinkinginn7443]

What I realized in hindsight of this movie is that the Other Mother designed other dad and other Wybie to genuinely care about Coraline. Coraline wanted a friend and loving parents. The other people she wasn’t close to and tbh, she didn’t want to be close to them, so they were made just to impress her. And that was probably the flaw in her manipulation of making these two actually care about her.

[@annahajkova5642]

I want to just point out that she needed to wait for like three days for them to finish the gardening catalog like they just moved AND they have a deadline at the basically same time of course they are not doing great but any other time before or after they are actually great and fun parents. It's a shame the movie did not include those moments from the book with Coraline and her dad hanging out and such ..

[@ju2545]

Yeah cuz then they had time for her

[@jagp135]

There's actually a bunch of deleted scenes that show those exact moments you're talking about.

[@ariadnamargaritadelgadober6180]

I must say that as a child I've got traumatized by this film, but you find a way to make it hilarious

[@angelknivess]

Same but it's oddly comforting at the same time-

[@bernadettneszt8408]

Check out the russian guy's medal. It's a soviet military badge which surviving liquidators wore after the Chernobyl disaster.

[@diamcole]

I was obsessed with Dakota Fanning when I was little + grew up with the book so it's safe to say I drove my parents crazy watching watching Coraline over and over again. It only hit me how disturbing it all was until I reached adulthood and in hindsight, my parent's initial reactions make perfect sense lol!

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😂😂😭😭

[@hobiscustea9600]

I THOUGHT THEY WERE SISTERS????

[@alexbuenosdias]

​@@hobiscustea9600they don't even look related 😂 and they have different last names

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[@joshm.1483]

This is the same director as The Nightmare Before Christmas (Henry Sellick. Tim Burton did not direct NIghtmare Before Xmas, he just produced it) If you want to watch another GREAT stop-motion animation I’d highly recommend Fantastic Mr. Fox

[@sakurasasha]

I wouldn't say that Coraline's parents are neglectful, they are just very busy and by the end of the film they begin to pay more attention to Coraline because now that they have handed in their book on botany they have the time to pay attention to her. Coraline (as most kids) also have a very self-centred personality and it can become overbearing on most parents constantly having to care, work, clean, cook etc. for their children all the time. Also, at her age 11-12 is the years that kids start being less dependant on their parental guardians and start rebelling, which is what Coraline does the entire movie. So yeah, I personally wouldn't call is neglect just parents being seperate beings from their children.

[@KennieDoll]

Same I feel like Coraline’s parents are bad parents when you’re like 10. My parents would act like this sometimes and they didn’t even work from home

[@presisworld6236]

23:52 love how they both sat up for the shot lil

[@freedompancakes301]

I watched this when I was 4 or 5 and was traumatized. Watched it again when I was around 11 and fell in love with it. I love the music, writing, shots, stop motion animation, theories etc. Even now after watching it, it stays in my mind and creeps me out while trying to sleep more than the typical live action rated R horror movie.

[@tiago9977]

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.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Oh yes, I never thought of this before but now that you said it

[@lorizaragoza6190]

To bring some knowledge on the movie, they did consider making it live action but thankfully it was stop motion, all of the puppets were sold years later the highest ones being the other mother dolls, Mr. B’s skin is blue because of a chemical fallout thing with a war I believe, check on that one, and Wyborne was not in the book, also this is based on a book. Glad you enjoyed it, I love this movie now but it terrified me as a kid

[@hermeticallysealed1]

Radiation from Chernobyl. He was part of the clean up crew, which is what the medal he wore is for.

[@jup1t3r22]

the reason why she burned the doll was because the doll was the way that the witch looked into the real world

[@freedompancakes301]

Y’all should check out the rabbit hole of theories people have made about this movie. Like the theory that Coraline never escaped the Other World, that the well is another portal, that the Beldam/Other Mother was once a human and Coraline will be the next Beldam, that the Cat is evil, etc.

[@rileynicole1967]

i’ve seen this movie SO many times that i could recite everything word for word. it’s crazy. i LOVE this movie

[@EveInTheMachine]

"We're taking shots every time it's spooky and weird." They're going to be dead by the end of the video. 😂

[@hananhaliru4521]

I watched Coraline for the first time at 6 when we hosted a house party at my house. All the kids were watching it on our basement tv and I got all the way until the first scene with needle-spider-other-mother until I started crying, so my older brother brought me to the living room and my mom held my hand and tucked me into bed. I was PETRIFIED

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[@dakotaXmae]

I was obsessed with this movie as a kid and it definitely explains my love for horror now lol

[@heather.0476]

Same! Coraline, Corpse Bride and The Nightmare Before Christmas were my childhood!

[@k.285]

This is the straight version of trixie and katya watching Netflix.

[@laurenheartsreading]

coraline was my FAV movie all throughout my childhood. it’s still one of my FAVs

[@springcereal777]

I’m so glad this movie made it to the list!

[@stormwright8300]

I literally just watched this again with my friends like 2 hours ago. Still absolutely obsessed with it

[@kaitlyn9138]

I was about 8 the first time I watched this in theatres and I had recurring dreams that the other mother in her spider form chased me trying to gauge my eyes out and sew buttons into them… needless to say this started my battle with night anxiety😭 I also didn’t watch it again until like 2 years ago and it’s a pretty good movie if I move past my traumatic history with it lmao

[@tijasialett3517]

The “So I fixed him.” And the 👀 was felt by everyone.

[@SuperClassroom101]

Love it that they predicted the other world being a great place and then getting freaked out immediately by the button eyes. had me laughing out loud.

[@lila_claire]

Nick in a beanie is something I never knew I needed to see.

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it really looks good on him

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literally

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He’s giving TJ Lavin

[@Purple_monk-r5x]

8:40 “i would throw it sown a well” forshadowing

[@liakourti]

This is way scarier than all the horror movies you’ve watched. Coraline traumatised me as a kid

[@melissawinn996]

This movie traumatized me as an kid aswell especially the other mother

[@Just.Sophie.21]

I’m having a really hard day today and seeing this video has out a smile on my face ❤

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I love how much nick and Cory post I always have something to look forward to when I wake up 🤍🤍

[@aparajithasankar845]

the editor kind of went off on this one 🙌

[@gina5004]

Coraline is my comfort movie ( I know weird) but it’s been mi fav since I was like 6 years old so as soon as I saw this posted I got so excited

[@eclat4641]

I also seem to get comfort from it .

[@IreneVenor]

I think the mice things that lead Coraline towards the door are Pygmy Jerboa. That's the closest thing I could find to look like those in the movie.

[@scientistservant]

I still have the novel this movie was based on. I honestly like the book more, as good as the movie is, mainly because Coraline's better in the book? I mean Wybie didn't exist in the book so she basically had to talk to herself and figure things out on her own and with the cat. Also a lot of stuff was creepier in the book -- there was a whole chapter where Coraline heads down into the other world's basement and finds her Other Father as a formless, blind mass.

[@Rory2408]

It’s even worse when you realize the piano which is the mothers hand are raised at the question of who’s hungry

[@CANADA585]

Coraline was originally a novel written by Neil Gaiman in 2002.

[@yoonminonice4562]

It really depends on the child for this film.. many were like traumatized but i loovedd it, i watched it a LOT and started watching horror movies from there! I was probs 9 years old watching coraline, all the chucky movies, SAW and more lol started going to horror movies alone in the cinema the SECOND i hit 13 ! I love the horror genre to this day and Coraline will always be my favorite comfort movie. It has a special place in my heart. Btw I personally love the cat lol best character

[@KingEhrys98]

The only children's movie I would consider anywhere near as creepy as this one is Monster House.

[@graciend]

you both collectively grabbing a shot after wybie can’t talk anymore💀

[@kaylaaa363]

Idk why but Corey asking if the had a real mouse circus cracked me up

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This is like the only channel where I actually listen to the sponsorships

[@valery5360]

"did kids watch this?" i watched this age 6 and it traumatised me for a long while now i love it lol

[@violet.---]

The book is way creepier than the movie. It includes a part where Coraline has to go down into a basement where she finds the Other Father as a slimy, hideous pile of melting flesh that chases her down a hallway.

[@elleora.c]

y'alls videos always make my day so much better. truly thank you

[@gittiebruyninckx6222]

Omg, I am very excited for this! Thank you for uploading 😊

[@colorfulshadow6371]

I loved this movie as a kid. I was a weird kid that liked watching my mom do her dissections for nursing and horror was a love of mine. I was 8 when we first watched it. Tim Burton is a staple and the like similar gothic horror spike at the time was what I loved for lol. (Coraline director is Henry Selick) My brother was like 6 at the time and very jumpy but “I’m a big strong boy I won’t be scared”. He was scared but only because of the little jumpscares. I still love this movie (and the book) as an adult tho. It’s a masterpiece.

[@KrisFlicks]

there are actually dogs shows where ppl perform plays for dogs lol, it’s for training for service dogs so they’ll be able to sit through movies and plays or anything they need to

[@liliabeatrizveramartinez6910]

fun fact, Mr bobinsky served in Chernobyl (he has a Chernobyl medal), so it's said that's one of the reasons why his skin is blue

[@durazno6897]

Cory, Coraline was released in 2009. The Conjuring was released in 2013

[@BioshockChar]

0:55 .... oh sweet summer children.. your livers will not survive Also! Mr. Bobinski's metal is one given to the teams who cleaned up after the Chernobyl meltdown. The radiation and chemicals tinted his skin blue

[@steffurness]

I swear, everytime you said, "button eyes," all I heard was, "butt knives," and I had to take an extra shot.

[@mathildemiserey4721]

The fact that I rewatched it today because I have the little door in my room and that you posted this video the same day is pretty creepy

[@JiReyAnimation]

This movie and book came way before The Conjuring or Annabelle. So you could say those films took inspiration from this. Edit: 16:35 and of course you point it out right after I post this comment. XD

[@mar-st7zc]

the editing of this video was top tier 😂

[@jasmine9581]

I'm going to bed rn so might fall asleep instead of finishing but Just stating for the record during the Raid SL ad: I'm watching Coraline reactions back to back, and other Wybie is 80% of the reason I love him sm 15:45 I mean her old friends 22:35 I mean, til the Garden Catalog finishes and they settle into the house 22:38 I'm here for other Wybie but I love your comments sm-- this was worth it 23:02 ...slug? 25:28 aw I always thought father was chill 27:58 AND you give o-Wybie attention I need for him

[@KindredKeepsake]

This movie was terrifying, but SO nice to look at! ;w; Shoutouts to those who dabble in stop-motion and claymation!

[@lucyroberts1452]

Love your horror content 😍 makes the movies less terrifying and actually fun to watch 😂 Can you do terrifier 2 next 😂❤️‍🔥

[@lilster0910]

I was forced into watching this when I was 6 and was traumatized and just rewatched it for the first time in 7 years and now I love it

[@Marg17th]

same

[@DanCrosby-hj3cn]

The book for this is just as terrifying, the Baldung hand follows her for a solid week traumatising her before they finally finish it off

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You know what would be a great movie to watch??? READY OR NOT!!!!

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[@ZinaO.]

Man am I excited for this!!! (And 3:18 friends, I’m sure we’re all watching this whole video, come on ❤️)

[@reagana.6578]

Almost every cousin on my dads side used to be afraid to watch Coraline except me, i loved it.

[@e1401]

I watched this movie when I was 3-2 years old I was addicted with it STILL AM AND I LOVED IT (still do) I would literally be rewatching the trailer when I was at family gatherings

[@Doctordier]

Hahaha fucking Thierry Baudet at the piano joke, that's a really weird dutch politician for the people that dont know

[@shawnritz]

whistling is bad luck in theatre because back in the day before walk talkies queues for lowering backdrops were made by whistling so whistling is bad because theatre ghosts will hear it and things will drop from the ceiling

[@lila_claire]

The editing in this video is top tier.

[@Meamery]

What amazes me about this movie is that it’s stop motion animation

[@jaiden..parker2743]

this day has been good but it just got even better ! IM SO HAPPY U GUYS REACTED TO CORALINEEE

[@clovers9660]

I watched this for the first time when i was a kid, and let me tell you this movie imprinted on my brain i never forgot it.

[@sangriad.938]

Oh my God I am super happy that I've discovered this channel. Coraline is like my all time fav movie. Subbed!

[@Odettemayplayz]

Coraline was my favorite childhood movie for some odd reason, and i was literally ecstatic when I saw the notification of nick and Cory watching it🤩 Fan from Pakistan

[@CodyJBW]

8:31 im dying 🤣🤣😭💀

[@khan.2705]

Had a bad day and seeing Cory makes me really happy 🥺🥰❤️🤗

[@milo_thatch_incarnate]

I love watching people react to Coraline, but I have never watched a reaction to a scary movie like this that made me laugh so hard my abs hurt 😂 you guys are hiLARIOUS, keep it up

[@jadewhitten2118]

No fucking way I’m here this early 😂 ily guys and your videos

[@aracely333]

I love when they watch kid movies! ❤😂

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[@djenae2852]

That movie fucking traumatised me forever when I was a kid. Not even kidding, I'm pretty sure it jump-started my arachnophobia lmao... now I am obsessed with how amazing it is, but I swear to god, it's one of the few movies that had that big of an impact on me for the long run, it SCARRED me!! To this day, when I watch this, I am baffled at how scary it is for a film that was MADE FOR KIDS?!?! I- it's the gateway movie to being obsessed with Tim Burton's creepy universe as a pre-teen

[@laurak-e8797]

Honestly, I was teaching my daughter not to act like Coraline during the movie 'cos holy hell...what an attitude! Also, my husband has a similar welding mask to Wybie's LOL. The Russian guy was my favourite 'cos he was super weird (or maybe it was the accent)

[@kaiyathomas7137]

well with all due respect if my parents were not paying attention to me, I would have a bit of an attitude as well

[@kaylar6635]

the attitude of your child also depends on how well you treat them. she’s obviously not gonna be respectful when her parents neglect her and don’t deserve it

[@titirpalchaudhuri540]

I was literally waiting for you guys to upload made my day omg😭❤️

[@cla10clarice]

That was my favorite movie growing up 😂💙

[@jordyn9335]

when i was like 7 this was my favorite movie and watching it again it’s cool but how was i able to sit through this with how creepy it is

[@_al3xaram0n_]

coraline is my comfort movie…i know every second of this movie to it’s core & i know the lore behind it =)

[@justabookishreader]

ok so when I was 8 was when this came out, and we used to rent redbox movies and get frozen pizza. God that makes me feel old. Anyway, I insisted on this one after the description cuz I loved fantasy and my dad was like "you sure?" sure enough I was horrified, and the next day we went back to Sam's club to return it and get some groceries and this was on the east coast and for some reason they had the TVs set up right at the front of the store and they had the ending fight scene playing. *on every. single. goddamn. screen*

[@jinphany.]

as a kid i had really bad eyesight so at night my eyes would play the worst tricks on my mind. no lie, when the other mother turns into that spider, skinny ultimate version of herself, I saw that at the end of my bed, and she'd crawl up over me, and then she'd respawn to the end of the bed and repeat doing that all night. This film gave me NIGHTMARES.

[@dasherthedash2496]

Coralline was one of my fav movies as a small child

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i already KNOW this is gonna be a banger

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[@s_ha2084]

13:31 LOL these mice are actually a species called kangaroo mice.... accidental success

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[@nicolesaunders2964]

Grew up in the 80's and 90s and my mom called the tv and game systems an electronic babysitter

[@sumehraahsan9721]

well, it's my first time watching too. hope this will be fun. high expectations y'all

[@rachelsomlyai1100]

This is a great movie!!! Enjoy guys!