Coraline's Scariest Monster Is NOT the Other Mother
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- What's the scariest thing in Coraline? You may be surprised to find that it is NOT the sinister Other Mother... Join me as we uncover just what the most ancient (and most threatening) being in "Coraline" is. We dig deep into the lore of the Neil Gaiman's book and Laika's animated film to discover just how truly menacing it is. I think it has the Other Mother and her minions quite terrified, and something that makes our beloved twisted beldam sweat? (Er, I mean, if she sweats, that is?) You know it's gotta be MONSTROUS. So, let's dive right in, shall we?
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You forgot to mention the part at the beginning of the movie where the other mother seems to somehow release the doll to space and ends up in the trunk of Wyborne's grandmother. Like, how did it even travel there and how did the other mother know of Coraline?
Thank you
I don’t think she’s in the stomach I think she’s in it’s throat
OK, now I am curious so I think I'll pick up the book. It looks like a good read.
Creator: Makes book for his daughter.
Also creator: Adds so much lore that it’s still being talked about to this day
Me: *🗿*
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Coraline gripped me so hard as a kid that it’s like 11 years later and I STILL can’t get over it.
Right
Frfr🙋🏾♀️
It's only 11 years. 💀💀
@@solangelostan6016 15-11=4, 4 yearolds are kids
@@memali2939
That's not what I was talking about when I said that. They said "15 years later" but the movie only came out 11 years ago.
Coraline, in book and film form, set the bar HIGH for a children's gothic fantasy story and hope that it remains for the next generations to come.
I liked the corpses bride and the gone with the wind reference.
for any gothic story fr
theory: the other mother and the Creature has a symbiotic relationship! the other mother traps kids and give the flesh to the creature, and in return, the creature give O.M. the souls she craves and need!
@@speretal_keleken-furywing3391 the emotion in that theory is disturbing too
"Frankly dear, I don't give a damn."
*SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCHHHHHHH*
For some reason I can't stop thinking that the tunnel have similar characteristics to caterpillars: they can glow, they have fur and they can squash and stretch. Also, Coraline has an ongoing bug theme trough the entire film
I like this theory
I was thinking the same thing too.
yes!! there are so many bug theories about coraline, especially the other mother's metaphorical relation to spiders and coraline's to dragonflies. i think there is also something about beetles, and that idea with the caterpillar makes a lot of sense. maybe the tunnel being related to a caterpillar represents how the tunnel itself, along with the other world, seems harmless at first, but becomes more apparently dangerous and deadly.
Makes me think of the children's book "the hungry caterpillar"
*Oh God it's just a caterpillar for now*
the other mother feeds on love and life energy, she doesn't actually eat the children.. but SOMETHING does.
How terrifying
Ok now im scared
Holy shit if this was real bish I be going to mars
Joe Wright no? the ghost children literally said she ate up our lives
@@sm1purplmurderedme583 yes, because she feeds on love and LIFE ENERGY. she ate up their LIVES.
The "Very old, and very slow"line was used so often in the books, I feel like it must be an author's hint on this tunnel beast...
We call It Arc words
Ditto
Perhaps a huge mimic
i thought it was a giant snail or something
@@19NooNaDa lol
There are forms of carnivorous plants that have symbiotic relationships with spiders, if memory serves. Those plants tend to have tiny hairs as triggers.
Good catch.
I will never look at my house plant(that happens to be a fly trap) the same way again.
Makes extra sense story-wise as her parents were super focused on plants.
Hmmm
Oooooo
Theorists: "did coraline ACTUALLY escape?"
The writers: "well yes, but no"
Wow wtf we need a sequel
i like her voice just changes so fast so much from creepy, spooky, to sweet, and funny.
Still talks a bit fast though.
@@stickshiftstarship
I am not even a native English speaker and I don't think she speaks all that fast.
Try keeping up with a swearing Scotsman. In comparison this is nothing.
Goji being friends with one...... i list this theory true
Ikr! I like her voice too.
Yea her voice makes it more interesting!
Theorists: Okay so this part of Coraline is even more dangerous than the beldam
Other father: so anyway, i started *warning*
LMAO LOLLLLLLLLL
@Demi Janelle Avergonzado I mean kinda but like if someone is singing a warning you wouldn't notice right away. But yeah she's kinda dumb
Lmao fr
We'll always keep our *eyes* on coraliiiiiine
@@angeldust6735 she was like 11 or something
Coraline was my first ever favorite horror movie and after seeing this, I just want to see it again.
Pandaua !
It’s the creepiest thing I will ever watch, so same here.
Same! Although I generally didn’t find it as creepy as other people did. It’s kind of cute! However, Netflix has already deleted it :(
Edit: guys stop replying to my comment and saying you have it on your Netflix. Netflixes in different countries have different movies. It was removed from Canadian Netflix in July.
I love it too!
@@souvlaki._ are you sure? I have on my TV right now!
Pandaua ! IKR 😂 it’s nit really the scariest thing it’s just a kids horror movie But ur so right 😂
The fur theory around 9:10 is actually solid if you consider that cilia (microscopic hairs) are present in throats and mouths for the purpose of transporting the mucus which traps airborne contaminants in the throat. This being followed by the literal description of a mouth-like feeling makes me inclined to believe she is no longer in the belly of the beast, but the maw of the beast
this is all making me want to play that one game where your the girl in raincoat and everyone is fat and eating on a boat.
@@springchickena1little nightmares?
Did someone notice in the movie that the other mother say "i'll die without you!" Maybe what she meant is she will be eaten if she don't do the sacrifice?
Oh good observation
Like that will change coralines mind
That could be a possibility, although the movie itself doesn’t really give the tunnel much emphasis aside from it being the connection between the real world and the fake one. I always saw the Other Mother’s cry of “I’ll die without you!” as a last ditch effort to manipulate Coraline and get her to give up on running away. It’s pretty in character of her. But hey, who knows, the writers left a lot up to interpretation, and that’s what makes this story so great. Sometimes what you don’t see is scarier than the things you DO see.
Could be. It also could mean she needs Coraline because she literally eats children. Could be both. The Other Mother and the tunnel being could have some kind of symbiotic relationship.
That line freaked me as a kid
My theory: (I know it’s far fetched... but just a cool idea) buckle up, it’s a long one :)
Coraline meets the cat early on in the movie. The cat immediately warns her, but unaware, coraline wanders into the beldams trap. The reason the cat can talk, and knows so much about the other mother is because he once was a kid who wandered in like coraline, but he died, and his spirit escaped. He took the form of a cat, so he knows that the other mother is evil, which explains why he warns coraline about her “game”. The doll is obviously a spy made by the other mother... but what is the other mother? She is an illusionist and a mother who lost her daughter. After her only child passed away, she went crazy and became a hermit. She finds the door one day and meets the entity controlling the other place. She agrees to sell her soul and become a puppet in return of the love and compassion of a child. The other entity uses the child’s greatest wishes to lure them in, but if they catch onto the other mother, they use their fears to catch and feast on them. For example: coraline does not like bugs, the other mother took the form of a bug and had bug themed furniture. The other mother just feasts on the love and energy of the child to fill the emptiness of her lost firstborn, but the other entity feasts on the child themselves. The buttons? The buttons on the eyes are a way of selling yourself to the other entity. It symbolizes being a puppet to use to lure in more kids. They want the children to become puppets like other mother, but once the children are of no use, they become a feast for the other mother and the entity. If the child agrees to sew buttons in their eyes, they are under command of the other entity. The spirit children were once the puppets used by the entity, but they became of no use so they were feasted on. Hence why they are now only spirits that linger around the other world. That also explains the cat! He refused to sew buttons in his eyes, so they feasted upon him. His spirit (since he had no buttons, the entity had no control over his spirit.) escaped and he took form of the cat, to warn children to stay away from beldam. I know it may seem far fetched, but at many points in the movie and book, it suggests this theory!
omg i love this so much- thank you for sharing!
This is a good theory
This deserves more likes this is such s great theory!
This is better than the cat being the real monster and eating Coraline in the end cause it's really sad and creepy
i love this theory just wooowww
Ok adding onto the well theory, Wybie said “It’s so deep if you fall to the bottom and look up, you see a sky full of stars in the middle of the day” in the other world it’s always night time even when Coraline went in it in the day so that’s my theory
so could the well be another way into the pink palace...probably not because otherwise the beldam would be back in the house planning her revenge, and that would not be very good.
@@esmetew8186 well I think it was another entrance at some point but the reason why the beldam wouldn’t be able to find the key and why it was such a good hiding spot was because if you remember in the other world the well wasn’t there because she couldn’t replicate everything...
Wait, so if they're connected... then when she threw the key in...
@@alienindisguise5546 she gave it back 😳 it’d be a good opportunity to make a sequel haha
@@iloveratstheyaresocool other mother: MY HAND!!! BITCH!!!
What I love about this random detail about the monster that exists in the tunnel is that it handily does a few things:
1: it establishes a reason why the other mother herself never crosses the boundary. There’s something that even SHE is afraid of.
2: we never even see or hear a description of what this creature is or even looks like from ANYONE. So it’s left open to our imagination to to be whatever or as terrifying as WE the readers want it to be.
3: no matter how scary any personal horror entity is, there is always something else lurking (again, leading back to point 1)
The other mother might be using the creature, while the creature is dormant, old creatures in mythos tend to sleep for SO long that it would be more like it was dead. The other mother pretty much just moved in and setup shop inside, and with some magic and illusion crafted her means of using the creature's resting body to her own means. With the events with Coraline, well it triggered the creature awakening. And finding some creature living inside your gut, a bit annoying.
And its been said in a lot of eldritch stories, that the old ones, really do not care about humans, so perhaps its actions as it was waking up, was more towards trying to deal with the other mother. Not that it assumed the other mother was a threat more like a mild annoyence, and Coraline got stuck in the cross fire. More then likely the other mother, minus a hand, is pretty much gone dealt with by the creature. She might have been able to escape death via her hand, and is simply waiting for the creature to stop its stirring and go back to sleep.
A bit annoying? More like horrifying. Though it is kind of funny to imagine this cosmic incomprehensible beast realizing the other mother is living inside of it and having the same reaction we all would to a stomach parasite. "OH GOD OH GOD EW EW EW EW EW GETITOUTGETITOUT" Then just puking her up and locking the door behind her. There we go, that's the sequel. :p
Though it is interesting to think of the corridor getting hotter as Coraline left as being a fever response.
Hey there golden boye.
@@internetlurker1850 Hello bro
wow thats deep
Have you seen the yellow sign?
Okay, I have a theory. It’s kinda long though:
So, I think that the corridor IS alive. And I also think that the corridor is the victim here. Yes. It is, and it’s kind of like the old lady who swallowed the fly; it’s got things inside of it, and that has things inside of that, etc. So, the Pink Palace is some kind of monster (Monster House type thing) but it can’t do anything. It has a parasite that makes it impossible for it to move, eat, act or do anything other than really live and stay there, where it is, forever. That parasite? The corridor. But, the Pink Palace got the upper hand. It managed to kind of hinder it, but not fully. Like getting a pill to stop the pain, but not get rid of the illness completely. It managed to lock up the mouth of the parasite to hopefully starve it to death, but, unfortunately for Coraline, the Pink Palace threw the key in the well (well, maybe got someone who lived there to do it, it’s magical after all) but it basically gave the corridor the key to it’s own survival, literally. And, then, the corridor got a parasite. The other mother. The other mother lives in the throat, and the other mother wants the key for herself because she wants to get OUT of the corridor because it is going to digest her. For now, she’s living off children’s souls, but the corridor feeds on the bodies. Her plan is to get the key and leave so that she can lock up the corridor forever, and after Coraline’s soul she would be strong enough to do that. *That’s why she screams, “COME BACK! I’LL DIE WITHOUT YOU!”* When Coraline tries to run away.
But hey, that’s just a theory...
*A CORALINE THEORY!!!*
And also thanks for reading all my boring stuff!
Edit: Oh my god I hate to be annoying but tysm for the likes!
FionaCat1251 A FILM THEORY
Oh so like the movie in Pixar, where the soul of this guy's dead wife becomes one with their house, and when the protagonists (a bunch of children) went inside to retrieve their basketball, they all saw the organs of the house, after they escape the house literally becomes a sentient creature and grows legs and chases the damn children, after the house, the guy sees the soul of his wife one last time before dissapearing forever
Theu should do a whole movie on the original writing and then have coraline meet wyborn from the movie after escaping the other mother so they can work together to kill the parasite of the coridor when it starts to make the pink palace sick .....
@@cedrick25 Monster House isn't a pixar movie
@@aidam7822 oh, i just remember seeing it in disney, sorry lol
'covered in a fine fur'
The 'fur' she's feeling could be Cilia. Cilia are small hairs in the lungs and throat.
Maddy Smith no those are cilia, alveoli are small air bags that create a bigger surface area for gas exchange
Have you taken basic biology?
@@darling9045 I'm in year 9, give me a break. I was close enough
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lol
@@darling9045 clearly she has cuz she isn't wrong. The lungs also have cilia *as well as* alveoli
That explains why you waste away on the other side of the mirror. It’s digesting you
It's a reflection of ones self
Waiiiit i see ur bioshock pfp ive beat that whole series and its the best
Or Thanos-
@@kai-yc2io JDHKSHSHOSHOS
"Mr Gaiman, I don't feel so good..."
The repetition of the words "very old and very slow" mentioned everytime the tunnel is brought up does such an amazing job at making you more and more unsettled- as this key detail is there everytime yet never explained.
I have a theory, if the cat that talks is the demon being, than at the end of the movie because the beldam lost Caroline the cat (Demon being of the other world) was going to feed on the beldam (parasite). That’s why at the end he goes back using the pink palace sign, than we hear a thump signaling that the cat has just killed her. She failed...
OOOOOOOOOHHH i love that
But why would she try to kill him? Unless it was a test
But why would the cat help caroline
@@daijun563 so he could eat her himself 👀👀👀
@@daijun563 On someone else's theory they said that the beldem needed Coralina in order to escape from the other side, so maybe the cat wanted Coralina to escape so that the other mother wouldn't be able to get stronger, so that it would be easier to kill her
Okay so after watching this video i obviously had to run and watch Coraline and i noticed something else. As Coraline walks through the house there's pictures on the walls. If you look closely each picture is the house in different eras of time, including one that looks super sinister in the scene where they try to get her to sew buttons into her eyes. This makes me think the house is far older than it seems to be and whatever this parallel world is isn't just being created by the Beldam, but the house itself which is why they were able to "walk around the world"
I bet the author doesn’t even have an answer. He was just trying to be scary and never intended to give the corridor that much attention.
This is what I was thinking 😂
Or he does have the answer,but its his job to make the viewers curious. To add more fun to it. For example,a Japanese horor comic made a horror chapter but never have an actual ending. Just cliffhangers. With an intention to make the readers run wild with a creepy/scary imagination on their head.
Maybe, but it is hard to do something like that by accident. The chances of this being intentional was higher than lower.
oh, you mean neil gaiman, champion of "oh why ask why theyve got lizards on their head, why not ask why the lizards have people attached to them", "the devil is david bowie and if you cant draw david bowie i will personally hire david bowie to sit here so you can draw him" and "what if the entire concept of dreams was also a singular consciousness in itself and one of 7 different concepts/siblings"?
if he doesn't have an answer id be genuinely surprised
Ohoho it’s Neil Gaiman he has the answers
My teacher in elementary school assigned this book. it gave me nightmares for weeks and my mom freaked lol
Aidan Boll?
Aidan B elementary ?!?!?
@@morganp8591 i know😓
Why do teachers assign shit like this. My friend mentioned having to read Watership down in middle school or perhaps earlier and while it is a different kind of scary really should be marketed towards something that isnt young children
@@snowpixie6 thats true but as an art it deserves much love. As scary as it is this seems like for children. Only a child can actually understand the book like this. I mean when you are a child your mind works differently. Like Coraline. It also shows her love towards her parents.
Considering how the Cat travels between the two worlds at will, it's quite likely that it could be a part of whatever entity the corridor is. It would explain why the Other Mother hates the Cat, because wouldn't you also resent the being that traps you in it's cage? It also explains why at the end of the movie, after the Beldam is sealed away, the Cat is still able to disappear behind the fencepost. It's not the Beldam's other world that gives the Cat that power, it's the corridor. The house itself.
Idk if you guys notice but when coraline escapes the other world, locks the other mother in the disappearing world, do you hear the other mothers dialogue "DON'T LEAVE ME" it sounds as if theres something different.
Yeah as if something is gonna eat her. I wonder...
@@aqua1675 Wybie's grandma didn't let people with kids to rent in the pink castle and the only reason the Jone's family got rented is because they forgot to include Coraline in the contract basically Wybie's grandma knew about the existence of the Beldam but Wybie's grandma starved the Beldam for years since the last time the beldam fed off a soul was Wybies's aunt. What am I trying to say is Coraline was basically The beldams lifeline and the moment Coraline escaped her fate was sealed as she would starve to death.
@@itszellyk4039 woaah that's creepy
You are a super smart person
@@itszellyk4039 wow omg
She sounded a bit panicked like she was being hurt
Finally someone who respects the movie just as much as the book
And I love this content
Imagine the caridoor was a burrow. Think about it. Burrows are homes for spiders. It can get wet from rain and warm or cold depending on the weather. The fur might be dust or dead animals.
But why is Beldam afraid of it then?
@@ametrineambrosia4929Maybe the burrow is alive or there is something living in it.
It could be an ancient mimic. Especially old mimics are known to be able to take the shape of entire houses, but due to their incredible size, they spend much of their lives in hibernation and don't ever wake up except to very powerful triggers. Mimics also possess powerful shape shifting capabilities, which could allow for the transformation of the tunnel, and the Other World could just be a morphed version of its slow-moving digestive system to keep prey which accidentally wandered in from trying to escape.
Just my theory, based on the details collected here. Mimics similarly fill in the role as an ancient and eldritch being of uncertain origins.
Mimics? What horror/sci fi universe are you getting that definition from
Micaela Proano Mimics are an iconic Dungeons and Dragons monster
Wombat78 and Prey (2019 or something) so idk
I had the same theory too, and was about to write it but found your first lol. The house itself is a cosmic being, with the tunnel being a part of it. I was thinking that the other mother was like the ghosts in The Shining, another part of this great cosmic being that helps it get sustenance from children, because children are a favorite food for many monsters. Though this video kindof is throwing a wrench in that theory, of the other mother not being a mere tendril of this creature, but a parasite trying to escape trying to not become a meal herself
@@wombat7840 exactly how I know the term mainly from final fantasy
Misread this as “Coraline's Scariest Mother Is NOT The Other Mother”
There once was a woman who swallowed a fly, she swallowed a spider to catch the fly...
ok I love that idea 🙌
What?
@@najwadwifadhillah320 it means that maybe there is something way bigger and the other mother was maybe the spider
Noooo!😫😁
OMG YES
One theory about the “fur” is it can be a creatures tongue. Some creatures have hair on its tongue and can feel like fur if dry, maybe the change from fur to the other option is that the monster started to salivate like most creatures do when they wake up???
omg thats geniuss
What if the fur is from the Beldam? Maybe even the cat?
@is it better to speak or to die?
Probably, yes. See my reply to charlee fitch...
Maybe this theory would also explain why when other mother is screaming "Don't leave me I'll die without you" she sounds so terrified, what if the beldam herself is being controlled by this entity, and the souls keep them both alive?
Ei no, that's her last chance to feed so an injured, starved Bedlam would die.
it's called manipulation lol
This movie is based in the occult somewhat. The entity must be demonic in nature. I’m sure the writers thought it out well.
I liked the idea that being in the Other World let's her live far longer than she normally would and she has come to "tame" and "control" the world, but the world is a living thing that needs to feed all the same, so she lures the children as the thing's food but also as her lifeline. Whether she has a child to feed it or not, it will eat.
I would personally believe she just eats the life and love out of children and leaves the bodies for the corridor, who knows maybe she doesnt really want to take these kids in here and instead she just has to use them So that the only world she can live in will continue to exist
There is a line in the book where the Other-Mother soaks to Coraline, but she hears the voice from all around her and in her head. So it's more than likely that the Other-Mother is a projection that the "Cosmic Being" uses to interact with people that are on another plain of existence. It's kind of like Stephen King's IT.
At the near end of the movie we see the other mother at bad shape ,it's probably because the monster is digesting her
If that's the case then maybe Neil can make a sequel where Coraline discovered the creature and even attempted a rescue for the other mother.
@@savannahhague7412 id rather it would just stay as a mystery. It feels a lot more eerie and it's much more creepy when it is something beyond our knowledge. Since we fear what we do not know.
D e l i c i o u s
It has been mentioned that her body has been decaying with age and only decays when she doesn't have sustenance; that being souls, typically that of children as they are easy enough to make part and take.
Savannah Hague why would she rescue them? I say, the less murderers in the world the better.
Imagine the reason the other mother won't cross even though she can (the hand for example) is that she's scared to death of what's in there
Maybe only her hands can since they're made of materials
@@AdaTheWatcher They're made of steel only in the movie. In the books, her organic hand is the one that attacks Coraline. She doesn't have those prothesis in the book.
To be honest I think about the corridor being like how spiders tend to make their webs around made items, like a hole in your house, or between two chairs. It's not the other mother's creation as she just came here to make her web
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The tunnel is related to the cat. The cat knew secret ways in and out.
The other mother said “I sware on my own mother’s grave”
“ I put her there myself and when she came back I put her back again “
She probably still loves her daughter so she stretched out and in to help
Yes I think so
We become versions of our parents. If your parent is a souless child devouring entity, you'd be one too, and with mommy issues to boot. Now look at the other mother, a mother obsessed child-eating terror...
Do you mean like her grave could be the OTHER tunnel
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Well that’s deep
you literally have 0 proof, not even this statement is proof
The author : The corridor, yeah. It's a corridor
The watchers : It's just a corridor
Theorier : *BUT WHAT IF-*
Do you know what a theorist is? They're supposed to say "what if..."
theorier lol
*t h e o r i e r*
theorist
Film theriors
If you read Neil’s other works he has done stories for Games Workshop specifically Warhammer 40k. In the Warhammer universe there is a space called the warp that is influenced by human emotion. Coralline’s emotions could literally be warping the space around her, even if the warp and all the entire within are their own thing.
Note Coraline may be scary, but it’s ultimately told as a kids book. In his work for Games Workshop, no punches are pulled. Consider this a warning.
I honestly think that the Other Mother and the Beldam are two different personalities, her main goal wasn’t to just lure children and kill them, but to bring back the idea of having a child, when Coraline first arrives, the Other Mother is very kind and warm, but as Coraline visits more often, she starts to have a different personality, like a normal parent dealing with a child that is growing up.
As the other mother she wanted coraline to think that she was nice. But combined with the sentence of the beldam: DONT LEAF ME!! I DIE WITHOUT YOU! makes this theory a lot sense
@@JudgementsEclipse LEAF?
Or leave.?
@@JudgementsEclipse well she would Literally Die she eats the souls of children to Survive
It was a lure to get the kids to stay to satisfy her hunger.
I think her line “DON’T LEAVE ME! I WILL DIE WITHOUT YOU!” is related to this, because even though I don’t think this was what the beldam was saying it for, it’s so similar to what a parent would say to a child growing old too fast. I like this theory.
If the corridor is the throat and the other world is the stomach. Would the house be the entity itself???
edit: Cheesy AF thank you for the likes and the confirmation of me not being crazy LMAO
OMG-
I know this is random but I was the 69th like
More likely the head
Ironically I loved Monster House as a kid but hated Coraline - the button eyes and her running from the other mother was too much for my 4th/5th grade heart lol
@@ocdplaylistmaker7032 bro did you know that for Monster house they were originally planning that if you got eaten by the house you would die for real, there was actually going to be a scene where DJ and Chowder were bein harassed by bullies so they lured the bullies in the house so that the bullies would get eaten and killed, then they realized that they're tryin to make it PG and can't have the 2 main boys be killers
I can proudly say that my mum used this as a bedtime story when I was six
Hold up what-
HUH..
Now my question is.. How did coraline wake up in her own world every time she went to sleep in the other world
ok now that you mentioned it I am now wondering that too!
someone from the other world would put her back. in the movie the night coraline locks the door to her room and wakes up still in the other world, it’s because the other mother wasn’t able to get into her room so she could return her.
@@jilliangraceparks ok. But if she could leave the other world why bother with Coralie? With the door open she could get any number of kids eyes
She didn't wake up in the real world, Anime Encyclopedia, she woke up in a fake copy of the real world (and that's why when she fell asleep later on she woke up still in the real world and it didn't work, because she never went back to her own world in the first place, she never left the Other World and the fake copy of the real world). Once she entered the Other World through the tunnel the first time, she never went back out, and everything she experienced from then on was just more layers of the Other World and more illusions crafted by the Other Mother.
@@michelled.4874 I like to think that in the end she actually did escape
If you think about it, when you've slept for a long time you can often dry out get a dry throat, when you wake up your body functions kick in and your throat begins to hydrate again. This could be what's happening as the surface starts to become damper and wet. Then for the heat, your body slightly drops in temperature while resting due to lack of movement, for an other worldly creature this temperature change could be significantly more so as it's waking up that could explain the drastic change in temperature. That's my take on it so hope you @abitfrank like my take on it and see this comment
yea thats a way better summarized version of it and i agree 100%
Spider
omg
maybe coraline entered the tunnel through the rectum which is short and dry and then the tunnel became long, wet, and mushy because she was in the intestines?
theory: the other mother and the Creature has a symbiotic relationship! the other mother traps kids and give the flesh to the creature, and in return, the creature give O.M. the souls she craves and need!
Well, after getting into The Magnus Archives, this thing feels almost exactly like the Distortion. Ancient entity (which also exists as a pocket dimension, and a creature manifest by hallways and doors) that feeds on and made manifest by confusion and obsession. I imagine the writers took direct inspiration from Caroline when figuring out what the Distortion was supposed to be.
So essentially the other mother is the Eldridge abomination’s equivalent to a tape worm?
I thought it was Eldritch
Trey Williams she’s the parasite in the belly of the beast
123 456 it is
She is more like a cymothoa exigua parasite (or tongue-eating louse if you prefer) I think. She gets the children first and actively participates in trapping them, she gets her cut of them first and then passes what is left of them on to the other thing.
I think it's more mutually beneficial. The Other Mother eats their Souls while tossing the bodies into the tunnel.
It's Neil Gaiman. Of course it's an Eldritch creature AND a literary device.
Me: *watches Coraline.*
*literally the next day*
UA-cam: “here’s a bunch of Coraline theories.”
YES
Google collecting data as always
Me too lol, after the movie I thought I wasn't scared anymore, but then youtube had to show me some Coraline theories to scare me again
in my case the recommendations started out of nowhere so i'm confused
Same i watched this on Netflix yesterday and now i am getting all these videos on youtube!
A book that kind of take this idea to the next level is a book called a House of Leaves. The book its self is a maze to read as the story goes deeper and deeper down the tunnel the more and more you are reading in very odd pattern even sometime having to twist the book around 360 degrees as the words spiral down deeper and deeper.
When I read the book, I always felt like the corridor changed with Coraline’s emotions. Notice how the corridor became long and cold when she was trying to escape the Other Mother.
thats because the tunnel kind of acts like an accordion, it can turn small and be pulled large.
@bananainvasion2655 Agreed! How smart!!
I think you are on a very great line of thought.
However with the tunnel I think it's explainable naturally (for the most part). For example going dry to moist. When many animals wake from hibernation their mouths are dry from not putting salivary glands to work very much while asleep.
Also our throats have an easier time pushing down than regurgitation. So Coraline going into the Other World aka Mother's Web is like a swallow. Coraline pushing out to escape is like trying to cough up that ill-begotten piece of food. Trying to cough something up takes longer.
The mouths in the might speak of more of a lamprey or octopus/squid sucker kind of monster. The little moutha/suckers are supposed to ease food towards the mouth.
A food that has been getting stuck halfway down and then going back up for the past 72 hours, after the creatures reawakening.
And if you're right about the tunnel being a creature... The Other Mother freakout when Coraline left with the key makes more sense.
The key is her way to lure the children into the bigger predator( from your video here)
They feed her, that process in turn feeds BigBad, through Other Mother.
If my only "neighbor" was a hibernating tunnel of bad news I would be starved for attention, imagintion, praise, and fun. All things that she brings out in the children that she has brought in beyond the door. Why she gets a twinkle when her competitive nature is challenged.
In the movie she say she will die without her. Which is true now... the Other Mother and Coraline shenanigans have awoken the beast to all its faculties.
It WILL be hungry.
It has LOST the same meal OVER and OVER again like a tease.
Once Coraline is out for good... It's going to FEED on whatever is left inside.
How long did it take you to write that? ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
This had me thinking, and me being me just couldn't get the question of what the corridor is out my head so I decided to do a little searching in ancient mythology to see if there is anything there that could be similar to that of this corridor. I actually found something quite interesting in ancient Egyptian mythology. In ancient Egyptian mythology they believed of there being gates in the underworld, 12 to be exact. Most of the gates were just that, gates guarded by minor gods but the 5th gate struck me as interesting. Compared to the other gates this one is the goddess "Lady of Duration", I found this interesting because it said that this gate is a goddess which means its a living being. Something else worth noting is that the goddess is called "Lady of Duration" and duration means the time during which something continues. This could possibly mean that this goddess has some type of control over time or how long something last. Now, that I've explained that I'll link it to this beast in Coraline. Coraline stated that traveling through the corridor was short but then later on said that it seemed to take forever. If the goddess can control time to a certain extent that could explain why it seemed to have taken only a little bit of time and then later seemed to take a whole lot of time. This would also explain why it seemed ancient since this goddess is quite ancient. This all just assuming that this beast in Coraline is the 5th gate of the underworld in ancient Egyptian mythology. I don't know maybe it is maybe it isn't, I just felt like sharing what I found and what I think the beast is. Thank you to anyone who read this far and feel free to share your findings or thoughts with me:)
thank u for this, good insight
@@amaxoxx It's no problem:) I just wanted to share my findings with others😊
Omg this deserves more likes this is a great theory!
@@vanessal1734 Thank you! I appreciate it😊
I think you’re right! I was listening to The David Tennant podcast and Neil Gailman, the author, was a guest. He spoke about owning Egyptian mythology books, so it would make sense that he was inspired by that gate!
5:36
It’s probably Saliva, actually. Most living things are about 80% water.
That’s what I thought.
That's what I was thinking as well
I think it was downy feathers at first to seem soft and safe to get Coraline and other victims to feel safe and rested and to stay, but when Coraline doesn’t fall for it, the tunnel shifts into the throat to just swallow her as fast as it can
The Coraline theorist in me loves the creepy atmosphere. However, The Avatar: the Last Airbender fan in me be like, "SECRET TUNNEL, SECRET TUNNEL, SECRET SECRET SECRET SECRET TUNNNEELLLLLLLL!❤️"
It's a long long way to ba sing se, but the girls in the city they look so PRETTTEEEYYYYY
@@lilian_5049 loll 😂
@@lilian_5049
And they kiss so sweet you really have to meet the girls of Ba sing se
@@maceyhenry2755 i like u🤝
THROUGH THE MOUNTAINNNSSS!!!!
Me: nope nope NOPE I'm NOT gonna watch this before I sleep!
Me again: *still watches the vid*
*_it was worth it even though I'm probably gonna get nightmares ;-;_*
I cried during coraline the first time I watched it when I was 7-
I literally PEED myself when she was running away from the other mother
10/10 would recommend to 6 years and up. It helps build character 🤠
I feel like being traumatized by coraline when you're young is something of a rite of passage now. The first time I watched the movie I was 5 or 6 and couldn't even finish the movie I was so scared. I ended up hiding under the kitchen table until my brother found me and mocked me. But I agree, this movie is an absolute classic and every young child should see it at least once
I saw the trailer and couldn’t sleep for a few weeks. Saw another trailer on that day too that was as creepy. I saw a wall bleed since a person was killed in there and a baby was before it and cried. After that I saw the Coraline trailer and that was just the cherry on top for my nightmares. I watched Coraline in my teenage years and then I really enjoyed it. But I will never forget this evening with those two really creepy trailers both for kids movies.
Danganronpa pfp... you were not a normal child after that
@@remina8157 it’s true 🥶
I saw Coraline when I was in high school and I still had nightmares for days >
I talked to my sister about this: Being that the other mother can “shape shift” to look like her victims own mothers, it’s a possibility that the more disturbing form seen in the movie isn’t the other mothers final form. It still takes on features of Coraline’s real mother, along with the other father, who also carries on traits to Caroline’s dad. Examples could be the small little details, mostly the hair shows this. My small tiny theory is that in the movie, the more disturbing forms of the other mother and the other father are not their final forms. Also because both of them must be very old, feeding away on the bodies of children for generations, they probably wouldn’t look as visibly pleasing as we see the. In the movie. Also, the other mother must have at least some sort of feature that allows to her to feed on children. Like sharp teeth. Maybe a bit like Pennywises teeth in the movie IT. And as I mentioned before, she still took on features of Coraline’s REAL mother, alike the other father, having features of Coraline’s real dad. Their creepier forms in the movie could be at least their second forms, and if they’re shapeshifters, they could have more than tens of forms to take on. So my small theory is that, the other mother and the other father are not in their true forms. Depending on their age, feeding features, and behavior, it’s a possibility that they could be much more terrifying than we see in the movie
Yes, this could be wrong, I am no expert. But I did think about it for awhile
this could be a very real possibly :) big brains!
You do realize that the other father was also one of the Beldam's or other mother's puppet right? I do however think that your theory could be true and if so, it definitely is terrifying to think that we did not see the Beldam's final and true form.
"THIS ISN'T EVEN MY FINAL FORM!"
*powers up*
The other mother didn't eat children. She didn't need sharp teeth. She fed on the love and attention of children. Try taking a bite out of an abstract idea and tell me how sharper teeth would help.
@@Sinsults I am not an expert on Coraline itself, nor do I know too much about the thing overall, I just kind of wanted to think about it a bit more. In the movie I thought it meant she slowly feasted on the children’s corpses, which sounds pretty brutal, so that’s why I suspected her to have sharp teeth since well, in the room the ghosts were, there were no skeletons, so if she had eaten the bones too, she must have some tough and sharp teeth
The cat also talks about this on page 117, when they’re crossing back through the corridor. “‘Come on!’ said the cat, ‘This is not a good place to be in. Quickly.’”
I've not read the book (I really hope to read it soon) but every line or clip I've seen makes it sound incredibly fascinating! I personally adore stories that play with "the unknown" and leave them at just that; unkown. You can't find many good stories like that these days, everyone is too afraid to think. Can't wait to finally read the book!
I swear the whole video I had 2 thoughts:
1. I have to read the book, and
2. My head cannon is now that its something lovecrafty
Right on both counts.
Right? Does anyone know if Gaimans work is inspired by Lovecraft? Because it would be a great addition to the mythology.
@@jamesroot1111 lol is Gaiman inspired by Lovecraft….. every horror author is to some extent because they’re staple genre stories and have infiltrated pop culture to an immense degree
@@maddieb.4282 than every horror authors should come up with something "original"
1:10
The gateway to the other world was actually supposed to be a shortcut to another part of the house.
In most houses, there's a small door that for example, has a small room with hung clothes. And another door to another part of the house
Little door: The mouth, that opens to take in, then closes once SHE is in.
The tunnel: The throat, it swallows you down and lurs you to keep going, there is no escaping.
The other house: The stomach. And the fights with the other mother are the acid trying to kill you.
The room behind the mirror: The end. You are now dead and have been thrown away.
So... The room behind the mirror is the anus?
Michaela
Apparently yes
No hear me out the house in the real world is the mouth and the little door it’s just yk the lid that you have on your throat
@@elsalovefors or the mouth could just be the house. And i think the bait would more be the doll than the glowing tunnel
@@averypineda2258 that’s kinda what I was trying to say
Btw, the way you say “corridor” is just absolutely adorable. I’ve watched a lot of your videos since I like the content, and your voice and the way you tell the story is just fantastic, I think this might be my favorite of your videos and def my favorite Coraline video on YT. Thanks for all you do!
I usually don’t like hearing people talk about/make summaries about books or movies but this gorgeous human being...I could listen to you make summaries and talk about anything all day and not get bored
The other mother feeds off the children attention, the pure and innocent love of a child, wanting nothing more than a mother's love and approval. Since in her life she wasn't loved or had much attention. Then tunnel is a "demon" the well from the beginning of the movie, it feeds off the stress and sadness and fear of a person. Here's the theory the other mother fell in love with a wealthy man she lived in the pink palace with him the she discovered she wasn't the only one, so she jumps into the well she believes love was her life source, the well/demon took pity on her soul and kept her living giving her a job, as long as she lures children into the other world and make them hate reality by giving them a world they dream of when they leave they are sadden and tricked the other world is the only way to be happy the tunnel feeds on their emotions till they drive to the point they jump into the well. The other mother try's to save them by killing them but since she is lonely and doesn't want to risk their soul being eaten anyway she hide their eyes/souls in her world. She is desperate for the key because 1she wants to leave or 2 she wants to destroy it That's my theory on the tunnel and other world.
I really love this idea
This is a great theory!
And maybe the other mother hid the children’s souls in mirrors because the demon couldn’t go in them..? And maybe she told coraline they couldn’t be trusted so she wouldn’t open the mirror? I’m not really sure
This could be proven by the end of the movie where the garden is actually shaped like Beldam's face. So Beldam's must have something to do with the Pink Palace itself.
My theory is she was a witch who build Pink Palace as her house, but then something happened. maybe she got defeated by the ancient tunnel thingy, the tunnel ate her but she managed to survive thanks to her capability to use magic. She ended up trapped in the other world, even if she could get out from there she was no longer human and cannot live in Coraline's world.
Omg. I just.. wow it really can be like this
This honestly reminded me of monster house
Seems legit.
that movie traumatised me, because I was so so young when i watched it and it was only available in English at the time(i didn't know english yet) so i didn't understand anything lol
Yes
Monster house doesn’t scare me as much as Caroline but it still is creepy
I remember watching that movie at 5 and feeling bad for the man when his wife died but at the same time relieved because his wife was kinda an asshole
Well, to support your theory of the monster: 5:34, you explain that there's wind and smells of dust and must, added in with damp. This could be the esophagus of the beast. Like you said, it could all be linked. The first doorway which needs a key to open is the mouth, the tunnel is the throat, esophagus, etc., and then the otherworld is the stomach. The candle being blown out could be the contractions of the tunnel itself, like a snake as you said. A lot of stuff goes on. The pulling wind could be the creature taking in air.
I only have one conclusion... we're dealing with a COSMIC SIZED MIMIC.
Cosmic sized Mimic?... Darn and I thought normal sized mimics were terrifying... Wonder if it could turn into a full on planet if it wanted to
OH SH-!
>COSMIC SIZED MIMIC
Woah, you are right!
What is a cosmic sized mimic?
Or Cthulhu
“To assume that it needs blood, what foolishness, human” - the cat probably
dude, i watched this movie and i thought it was a happy little movie then i was like ÆÆÆÆÆÆÆÆ when it got spoopy
LMFAOO
My new reaction to everything: ÆÆÆÆÆÆÆÆ
I thought it was a happy little movie too.............until it showed giant lady tits 😂 😂
My only nitpick with this video is the fact that the text explicitly states that each time she goes in it is longer "wasnt it a lot shotter walk last time?" doesn't imply the tunnel is *now* shorter, it implies the tunnel was shorter last time she went in, and is now longer
To imagine that there was another monster, just makes the movie and the book even more scary
Just the book, not the movie :]
What if, hear me out, the tunnel is just an older version of the other mother? It could make sense. It's older, more powerful, and the fact that the other mother was trying to get something she wasn't supposed to have, is all things that contributes to my theory. And the whispering voices could all be kids the other mother took, they just couldn't leave because of the tunnel keeping them there. The tunnel can even change, for goodness sake! The tunnel is trying to feed the other mother, like a mother would feed it's child.
Sorry this is so long, I just had to ramble about my idea .w.
Maybe you have a point, maybe that's why the main villain is called "Other" Mother.
The other grandmother
@@Sesshomaru474 It's called the other mother because it's Coraline's "other mother."
@@maple8574 No shit Sherlock, I'm well aware why she was called that. Should remind you that's not really her name just a term to differentiate her from Caroline's mother. Furthermore, I was playing with the idea that the name Other Mother can have double meaning/uses.
For example, the obvious that you pointed and also his theory if true. Having a future (Other) Mother and the other mother (Present)
@@Sesshomaru474 No shit Sherlock, I know it's real name is not the "other mother." (And also saying "no shit sherlock" is really rude) All you had to say is "I knew that, I was just saying that the name could have multiple uses." And I understand what you meant, but I truly didn't know if you knew why it was called the other mother, so I replied to you to let you know just in case.
the Fur she is feeling in the Tunnel could be the tongue. of a beast. you know how Cats tongue have those long Fibers that make it feel like Sandpaper. well. Humans have Fluffy tongue Textures too. so what Coraline may be feeling is the tongue. the top of the tongue can Feel colder than the rest of the mouth as it is In contact with Wind / Breath, no matter how hot the breath. it will still be colder. as Coraline moved forward shes now feeling the Inner Cheeks of the mouth. also a warmer part of the mouth.
And thus, Voraphiles have entered the chat...
@@catguy4996 what?...
@@catguy4996 lol i had to look that word up hahaha
@@phoxpsy7236 Yes... A voraphile is someone who gets aroused by the act of being eaten, or simply being inside of a mouth or throat. The way you described the "mouth" of the tunnel sounds like something that would attract voraphiles.
@@catguy4996 ahh yes lol. so aparently the auther of the book liked Voraphiles lol. as we the reader travle back and forth multiple times
Me: ok, so it’s like a mouth, but also has fur... it’s a nostril!!!
Lmao!
Actually, you might be right? Maybe the slimy film is snot/boogers? But that doesn't sound right.
N. PannenCake bruh
that explain the strong wind
Yeah. We were looking in the wrong place. If this creature is as ancient and powerful as she made it sound, it probably won't notice you scampering in its nostril or the other mother using it as a feeding ground.
If we’re to believe the tunnel’s alive, then I’d like to think that every time Caroline enters it she’s entering a different part of its body as her being is going through different parts of its digestion.
Every time she opens that door, she’s going further into its body, into its stomach where the Other Mother awaits her. Had she stayed too long with the Other Mother before escaping, she could very well have opened the door and gone the *wrong way* through that hall of downy, furred walls as (to me at least) it seems that Coraline’s touching that wall was how far she’d already been in its digestion before her resistance allowed her to work herself (and probably her soul) out and back upwards
The creature in the corridor gives me cthulhu vibes. wet, slimy, smells almost mossy, seemingly all-knowing, has centuries full of knowledge, hidden but is said to wake up at some point, has worshippers waiting for said thing to wake up, has respect from other evil entities, etc...
This book literally only got published because a kid lied about how scary it was, and it became so successful it lead to a graphic novel, a movie, an opera _and_ a musical. That is WILD.
the cat is the “it”. he is the beast and the beldam is just a parasite, a parasite which sacrifices children to keep him at bay. he uses caroline to rid himself of the parasite *the tunnel is the cats butt lol
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SHUT UP!
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damn it
Coraline is a character of the Lovecraftian universe confirmed
I though this couldn't get any better
I have a theory about the furr and such..
When she felt the fur.. that was the throat of the "beast"... but when she felt the wet.. she was nearing the mouth..?
A lot of wild animals eat live prey who have scales or fur... sometimes the fur sticks to their throat so I feel like this could be more likely to be what was happening... also what if the other mothers world WAS the stomach? It would help the atomic situation and if she is crawling out of the throat of the beast.. then it would've made sense..
It’s kinda like...when your in the other world, it’s the most dangerous; like when your in the stomach your in the verge of being shitted out, the other world being the stomach. If you stay there too long you get eaten or tricked idk how you wanna put it.
Interesting theory. The other mother would be equivalent to gut bacteria, she helps “break down” the victim, stealing their souls and wills so the physical body would be easier for the tunnel monster to digest. Maybe this is an implication that there are far more creatures like the other mother, each serving as a part of the tunnel monster’s gut biome. Maybe the tunnel monster is hell itself-hell isn’t a place, it’s a single creature, and it’s stomach is filled with demons that form a symbiotic relationship with it.
That's what I was thinking the whole time
When the Beldam said she’d die without Coraline... she meant she was gonna die without her, meaning that to survive, she would have to get her food source from coraline’s love.... if the Beldam feeds off of the love, she can survive. Without the love..... she will die of starvation without Coraline to be her source of food
@Goose maybe she is just now running out of her 'food'. Maybe it lasts for a couple decades before she needs a new child to feed off of. Anyway, if she took children every couple weeks (starting right after the previous child), humans would certainly notice how many children were disappearing, and would try to find the source and eliminate it. Maybe the beldam can handle a few humans, but a whole city, state, country, continent, or even earth? No. She needs to be stealthy.
Goose she could possibly feed off of the ghost children’s souls
No, she eats eyes. That's why she is being so nice and when Coraline has trust in her, she will ask to sew her eyes
I want a second movie where the main character (which can be coraline or coraline’s daughter but that sounds too cheesy) to somehow free the other mother and destroy the house permanently. I can be a sucker for mysterious or sad endings but I want this movie to somehow end with a bit of happiness
SuperRosalina Gaming maybe she made a deal with this monster that she can be immortal if she take children souls but she has to stay in the monster. Maybe the monster has a thing where if someone enters their “dream world/ perfect world” they have to be taken. Coroline acted differently then all of the other kids and escaped the bedlam was going to die because she would fail the deal. Which of course led to her escaping with her hand but steal fails and dies. Fun fact she actually not dead. A part of her “the hand” is stuck at the bottom of the well. Cause she lost all her powers so she is never going to die unless someone finds her. So she could have been died because she failed the deal. But nope she survives forever at the bottom of a well. :) great
The concept of the OM as a parasite reminds me so much of The Ocean at the End of the Lane. Even the main antagonist, Ursula, was actually a lowly little worm in the face of the alternate dimension. I wonder if there's a connection to this story and Coraline in Neil's mythos. Perhaps I'm reading into it too much, but that's what makes it fun, for me anyway.
I remember in the movie the other mother said this at the end of the film “ don’t leave me don’t leave me I’ll die without you” or something like that
This theory is absolutely amazing!! I see that you got confused on the anatomy/biology of the “beast” so here is my take on it. I believe that rather the other mothers domain itself is the “belly” of the beast- simply taken over by its parasite (the other mother) like a tapeworm. That transition from furry texture to warm and wet can be explained like this: some animals (forgive me i forgot which) have “hairs”/“spines” along the insides of their throat that help push their prey into its maw and down to its stomach. And of course, as you go it gets warmer and wetter as the prey goes down. My theory could have some holes but thats at least how i interpret it.
I would go with a quasi-Lovecraftian creature with a physical form but not existing in the physical world. Coraline's decision to try opening it brings her into contact with the creature, and it conveys her to the Other World (as well as spies on her home). The Other World is a trap where the creature keeps a powerful symbiotic entity or avatar that it dresses up in forms that the prey will trust. If the prey agrees to stay in the Other World, the symbiotic entity (or avatar) gets to keep it, but as the soul wastes away, the creature is also nourished.
I actually watched Coraline for the first time because of your last video, but this... thing was the thing that haunted me the most about your last video. The idea of the tunnel (or the entire dimension the tunnel is in) being the inside of some kind of horrific monstrosity way beyond the Beldam's league made my skin crawl. Even though the movie never really alludes to it, it made it verrryyy uncomfortable to watch the scenes where Coraline is in the tunnel because I still can't help but imagine even in the movie that it exists. It really makes me wonder what exactly is going to end up happening to The Beldam now that she's lost her prey, her world has fallen apart, she's stuck, and the interdimensional behemoth is awake.
That said, I actually interpreted the well as being the gateway to a different creature's realm. A fae's domain perhaps. That also might end poorly for the Beldam's hand as the other creature may not appreciate intruders. ... sheesh, either way looks like old B is screwed.
Ah I'm glad you got to see the movie! Also, an interesting thing, in the book, one of the ghost children is actually a fairy-type being!
Wow, I didn't know that about the book. :O
So it's literally some other dimension then where fairies can exist...
Where can i watch the movie?
@@aaa-jt2wq It's on Netflix right now
@@sukidable ohh it's not available in my country on nf :/
they need to make another book/movie, I WANNA KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXXTTT!!!! what's in the well? what happened to the rest of the other mother? will they explain the corridor more?? I need moreeeeee
what if the mice were earlier victims? DANDANDAN!
Oooh
Wait-
Did anybody noticed that the place where Miriam and April gives Coraline that weird-eye thing in film that candy said it was made in 1921 and Coraline said "How 100 years old candy can help me?" THE ACTION IS HAPPENING NOW
I'm glad people are still talking about this movie/book.
Im pretty sure that the bottom of the well is where Coraline meets the ghosts, where the beldam keeps her past victims. I do not think it is part of the tunnel, but it's still scary enough because if they dropped the key down there all the beldam has to do is grab the key from the bottom behind the mirror. This could also have something to do with the cat disappearing at the end..?
Also I know there is a lot of speculation that the cat couldn't disappear and reappear like it does in the other world, but where is the proof in that? Just because he doesn't dosent mean her CANT. It literally says that the beldam tries to keep him out but he obviously still gets in. If he was just going through the door then she could easily stop him, meaning that he must possess the power in the real world to go to the other dimension. He also seems like he is sentient in the real world as shown when he tries to stop Coraline and when he's mad that the she threw him at the beldam.
One more thing not related to anything... - the cat is my favorite character. Like just his personality and mysteriousness..
10:17 that's have to be the best Gyarados with a glowy angelfish light I have ever seen.
Extremely good video as always, every day you upload is a happy day :)
Agreed
If people with buttons tried even looking at me, I’d never come back
I think Coraline was creeped out but the other world was so pleasant and alluring that she tried to ignore those facts.