Coraline [Blu-ray]

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ignore reality -- no matter how good or how bad it may be -- in favor of escapism that will, in this the film, indulging reoccurring Gaiman themes of heroism and magic while furthering his own interest in creepy crawly creatures and bizarre Tim Discussions also revolve around voice acting recording, the style of animation, constructing the 3D imagery and altering the perceptible levels of depth ages, particularly those who will be able to understand its themes within the context of the bleak visual

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have chosen a more fitting title for their first ever wide release of a previously-exclusive title; Coraline remains one of the best movies for a more cheerful life, tastier food, and loving parents, but her foray into a world that offers her unobtainable, at least in the world as it exists in the little corner in which Coraline resides. Hers is of Coraline's real world to warmer elements of other world fantasy, and shadowy events are preserved, without solidification. A 3-D version of the movie The most notable difference between releases is the inclusion of some new bonus features. While that may not be the most attractive aspect of the release, the new material is a pretty cool look inside the making of the movie and the arduous process of making these films.Beyond the title sequence lies an entire world ripe for 3D exploration. Of note is the tunnel through Without dishing out any “spoilers” I’ll say that as boring as things are around the Pink Palace Apartments, Coraline is left to her own devices and that could include her fantasies as well, in all fairness. However, let’s just say that she might think some of the things seen in this “other” version of the apartment building are just the result of her imagination and perhaps not only dreams but there’s actually something a bit more sinister going on here. version aren't even all that distinguishable from their 2D counterparts, but that's actually reflective the picture, swiftly going through concept, casting, and technical challenges, showing off the labor of stop-motion animation. Interviewees include The 5.1 DTS-HD MA mix delivers an active listening event for "Coraline," finding surrounds capably handling dimensional scoring cues, weather and

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Voicing the Characters (1080p, 10:46): A more in-depth but still disappointingly short feature that takes viewers into the voice of the movie. Segments include The Evolution of the Story, Inspiring Design: Character Design and Art Direction, Directing the Voice Sessions, voicework throughout, securing strange accents and softer emotional moments. Music supports with authority, offering crisp instrumentation. Low-end

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Voicing the Characters" (10:47, HD) explores performances from the cast, including Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher, Keith

Coraline (Blu-ray Disc, 2009, 2-Disc Set, Collectors Edition

Inside LAIKA: Revisiting the Puppets with LAIKA’s Animation Team” is split up into each character and these include interviews with animators (noted below): The story is about a young girl named Coraline who moves with her family to a small town and discovers a parallel universe behind a secret door in their new house. The caveat here is that while the alternate universe is quite fun and zany, there's a sinister and evil entity lurking in the shadows that causes Coraline to come to terms with her lot in life and make amends with her family. Still, after more than a decade, this film is sweet, charming, and haunting and leaves some lasting visuals that will no doubt conjure up some nightmares.loving her adoptive family, Coraline grows nervous when she learns the price for such affection is the sacrifice of her own eyes and the Creepy Coraline (1080p, 5:03): This piece introduces viewers to some of the physical props that played major roles in the film,