CORALINE (2009) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- I FINALLY watch "CORALINE" (2009) for the FIRST TIME! 🌟
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Movie Summary:
While exploring her new home, a girl named Coraline (Dakota Fanning) discovers a secret door, behind which lies an alternate world that closely mirrors her own but, in many ways, is better. She rejoices in her discovery, until Other Mother (Teri Hatcher) and the rest of her parallel family try to keep her there forever. Coraline must use all her resources and bravery to make it back to her own family and life.
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The reason Tim burton pops to mind is that Coraline was Directed and Produced by Henry Selick and so was Nightmare Before Christmas. Most people assume Burton directed Nightmare, but he actually only wrote it.
Tim Burton also only really outlined the story for Nightmare before Christmas, Caroline Thompson wrote the screenplay.
Who told you Tim didn’t animate nightmare before Christmas? He did, he was working on both nightmare before Christmas and corpse bride at the exact same time. He wasn’t the only one because it was a team of people but he did animate nonetheless. As for coraline, people assume coraline was made by him because it has his same aesthetic, dull in the boring world and colorful in the not so real and happier world.
@@mayaenglish5424 Tim Burton was barely involved?????... he animated the movie and produced it and gave the basic story line. No he did not direct the movie but directors are not the creators of movies of projects all the time, the idea came from Tim but his only roles where to animate and produce it which is a huge contribution and a huge involvement, your resource is not reliable and is based on an opinion of what goes into making a movie not on facts of what goes into making a movie. Directing is but a fraction of what makes up a movie, Tim Burton is definitely given too much credit because he had a whole crew working on the movie which automatically makes it not just his movie alone but it was his idea and his animation and outline of the story he started the whole project he was the first idea without his idea there would be no project. The story was more developed and improved thanks to Caroline Thompson because that's what screen players do that's their job and she's given even less credit. The director was Henry Selick, Screenplay was Caroline Thompson and producer and animator was Tim Burton all critical roles yet only fractions that go into making a movie. It is definitely true that Tim should not take all the credit but to say that he was barley involved is simply just ill informed.
@@ArwenRO24 Sure I could have been slightly less hyperbolic about it but he was busy making other movies like Batman and stuff and let everyone get on with making Nightmare pretty much without him. They ran stuff by him and made sure he was cool with it obviously, he was a producer, but other than the initial idea with the rewritten Christmas poem and a couple of the initial designs and maybe a few cowrites on some songs stuff what actual labor over the 3 and a bit years of painstaking stop motion did he actually do? Yes his initial idea was obviously a good one and very valuable and he deserves credit for that. But I just don't think having his name tacked on the front of it is fair to the people who actually did 95% of the work that's all.
I don't know what you mean when you say Tim was the animator because it's stop motion animation so?
It probably wasn't intentional on his part to screw over Henry Selick, it was probably a very smart marketing move to get more people to watch the movie, but it still means that most people think that Tim Burton directed the movie and did a whole lot of work he didn't do.
You're right that second hand sources mean nothing though, here's Henry Selick talking about directing The Nightmare before Christmas who basically says everything I said but much nicer and more diplomatically and with more compliments about Tim's influence protecting them from the studio, etc. www.thedailybeast.com/henry-selick-on-directing-the-nightmare-before-christmas?ref=scroll
@@ArwenRO24 How could he have animated it, he was on set for 8 days? He conceptualized it, sure, but he didn’t animate or write it. He didn’t even think up Sally! He wrote a poem and then gave people money to make it a movie. He was too busy with Batman at the time to be involved in a stop motion movie, especially if this magnitude. In fact, the only major thing he did in production was stop Caroline Thompson, the movie’s writer, from making Oogie Boogie less racist.
The parents portrayal has always been really interesting to me. We get in this movie the feeling that they are super neglectful, but I don't actually think they are. the Problem is that we see the story through Carolines Teenage eyes. But there are envitonmental hints that something is going on behind the scenes that Coraline either doesn't know or only vaguely understands:
1. The moms Brace. It seems like she recently had a decently major accident, and going by American insurances... that'll mean debt.
2. They just moved seemingly pretty apribtly, Maybe they could not afford the place they were living at before. While the house they live in now is big, it is also pretty old and isolated, so it may actually be fairly cheap.
3. We see that Coraline actually cares for her parents deeply and that she does rely on them when things are getting hairy. This implies that she has had the experience of her Parents being there for her if need be.
4. The mom sais something about a Catalogue deadline, implying that this stressed out air right now is a temporary thing because it is crunchtime before this needs to get to a publisher at a certain date.
All in all, I think this paints a picture of Parents who aren't terrible, but are right now financially struggeling and under physical and emotional stress because if they already have financial problems, they need to get this catalogue in before deadline or their srewed, which does affect of course their daughter too. This may also explain why Coralines Mom refused the Gloves. She got them for Coraline after the Catalogue had gone to the publisher, probably in the knowledge that they are now a bit more financially stable, so that she could give Coraline something a bit more expensive.
Same, about the parents. For me they were regular, normal parents.
Kids movies and shows usually portrayed parents as super happy and childish, and playing all the time with their kids, and that's just not how it is. It's unrealistic.
Parents are adults who deal with issues too, can't be smily all the time, and make mistakes as they're learning how to do good parenting.
Coraline's parents seem more real to me, and I like their characters for that reason 👌💜
@@decristal48 Completely agree, I never got the sense that they were neglectful parents, only real ones. Coraline is very bratty at times, and no one should expect any parent to spend 24/7 with their kids. But I'm sure it's a fantasy of many kids that they will... hence the "Other Mother", who has all the time in the world for Coraline, but it's way too much and becomes creepy.
I was thinking that too, people are too hard on her parents and Coraline isn’t much better attitude wise, teen or not. She got her feisty personality from somewhere. I don’t know what happy go lucky parents other people had but they’re pretty spot on. Hehe
@@makeda6530 Heh, yeah. And she is a young teen after all, she's old enough to know how to entertain herself. She tries to get help from her parents, so she obviously trusts them when it's really needed.
“It wasn’t MY fault that you hit that car!” -Coraline
Funny enough I watched this when I was Coraline’s actual age. My parents were exactly like Coraline’s, they always ignored me and I felt neglected and was always suppose to find something to entertain myself especially since I am an only child. My parents would always take me to the movie theaters in the weekends when I was little like a routine we use to do but when I was a preteen they would refuse to go and rarely take me. I really wanted to see Coraline because I loved the animation and how cool It looked. So when my parents found out I did principal honor roll they took me out of school early and surprised me by taking me to go see the movie. It was super surreal watching it because at the time I actually had short hair like Coraline, I wore hair clips in my hair, I was wearing a stripe shirt the same color and yellow shoes, painted blue nails and I also have freckles like her. My dad even pointed it out and said oh wow she looks exactly like you lmao my mom even laughed on how her parents treated her and acknowledged that me and Coraline were the same because they neglect me like her 😂 After the movie when we went out a lot of people approached us and were telling us how much I looked like her. Anyway it’s a movie I super treasure even though it was hella creepy but actually having my parents see it with me really made me happy that they were putting an effort to hang out with me. After we ate dinner and drove home both my parents hugged me and apologized and said if I ever felt like how Coraline did that they were sorry and wanted me to know they loved me and cared for me even if they didn’t show it and because they knew I was feeling sad at the time they thought taking me to see the movie I wanted was the least they could especially since I was such a good kid. 💖Now that I’m 25 I still think that Coraline holds up and is a really good movie anyone should at least watch once 🤗✨
If you notice, The Other Mother's plate is always empty and was only seen eating beetles
The entire story in Coraline is that she is handed two worlds. One is her DREAM WORLD. Everything's perfect. The neighbors, her parents etc. they even get her name right which in the real world they don't.
This world the other mother makes is suppose to be perfect until she gets what she wants.
As a kid, this movie creeped a lot of people out. I read the book in 6th grade it was one of my favorites.I remember going to the theater to see it and people behind me going "good trip but creepy."
The scene where she in her parents room is heartbreaking. How she makes her parents out of pillows realizing she had it pretty good.
I honestly love this film. I watched it so often as a kid.
It's a preteen movie I feel like. I watched it at age like 8 or 9. Then watched it every weekend since and once a year since I grown older.
There's a lot of hidden messages in this movie outside of the creep factor.
When you kept saying it's not creepy I kept saying "just wait"😂😂
Have y'all seen Alice in wonderland live action? It's Tim burton and I absolutely love it and him.
We’re going to jump into those movies! I’ve seen some of first but not fully and not the second !
@@mrflickswatches IM SO EXCITED TO SEE THOSE VIDEOS THEN!!! 💙
Until she gets what she wants or it looks like she’s going to be denied what she wants.
grew up watching this movie and have came up with the theory that the cat is a god of some sort and so is the second mother and that their game is she will lure children to their deaths while the cat tries to help them and save them and that he has lost the game 3 time now but with caroline he finally wins and saves all the past children but it would help explain why he can go from one world to the other, why the other mother doesn't like him, and why he say's its a little game that they play but thats just my opinion on them : )
im still thinking about the cat being the other mother's son who didnt accept the deal theory..
Actually the other mother is a fairy that kidnaps other fairies they hold the kids souls so they can go to heaven or hell and the cat is the other mother’s ex lover. And btw this theory was made from a poem she has wild eyes and sacrificed her eyes to stay with her lover after he died.
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the current best theory (see 'the theorizer' user's videos on utube) is that the cat shares two souls, one being the great grandfather of Wybie, trying to rescue the ghost children and help Caroline and Wybie) "reincarnated" as the cat, and the other is the alien usurper that possesses the cat, switching back and forth between the two souls in which has current control of the cat
the entire area with the pink house, is actually an alien organism, which is eating souls (as both, the doorway tunnel and well, is its throat/esophagus into its stomach, laughs), by having and using the poor "other mother (beldam)" to help lure in its meals/victims, giving the alien even more power, to extend/expand itself upon the world, and the alien "soul" possessing the cat, is also apart of this alien organism, they're one and the same, this is how the cat can go in and out of the "dream world" and the real world at will
the other mother ("beldam") is actually trying to also work against the alien organism, but she is in a losing situation, as she'll get consumed by the alien organism, being its prisoner as well, but she has a deal with the alien organism to lure in children, but she tries to take their souls as much as possible instead, so that she can get enough power to escape herself and to stop the alien organism from becoming even more and more powerful too, trying to save the world from it, but it's a losing battle for her... but she tries to do what she can to oppose it...
the other mother ("beldam") is/was just the old woman seamstress that had lived here, she was the first victim of the alien organism, but she really does care about the children, and is trying to help them as best as she can, and to fight against the alien organism, as she can, but its a losing battle for her, and her time is nearly up (and is up at the end of the movie, with Caroline trapped, and eventually going to take her place as the new "other mother" luring in kids for the alien organism)
Caroline, was going to be the old mother's ("beldam") replacement, as she's nearly at her end, and is too defiant too...
ultimately, Caroline, actually doesn't escape, she's still actually trapped inside the alien organism, being consumed by it, and will eventually be turned into being the new "other mother" ("beldam") to continue to lure in more children...
@@redmoonbloodmoon3161 Especially since Coraline gave it the key back at the end of the movie.
The meaning of the “Other Father”s song dramatically changes when you know the whole story. Suddenly listening to the lyrics things go from “Aaww…” to “AAGGHH!!!” really fast!
When he says “our eyes will be on Coraline” he literally means their eyes will be ON Coraline. And when he says “she’s as cute as a button in the eyes of everyone who ever laid their eyes on Coraline.” He literally means “laying THEIR EYES on Coraline
Moumoymo
Enoumluko😊😢
"You realize you're walking right into her trap."
"I have to go back. They are my parents."
"Challenge her, then. She may not play fair, but she won't refuse. She's got a THING for games."
The perfect Halloween classic.
Fun Fact: The character Wybie Lovat is not in Neil Gaiman's novel. He was created so Coraline would not have to talk to herself and so she would have a friend her own age.
Historical Fact: Mr. Bobinsky is wearing the Russian Hero Medal for Service at the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster on April 26, 1986. Which reads on the front "Participant In The Clean-up Campaign" The "4A3C" is a "Chernobilskaya Nuclear Power Plant" indication. This medal is unique as it is the only medal in the world awarded for participation in a nuclear clean up. That might explain his skin complexion and odd behavior.
Mythology Fact: The Other Mother's name "Beldam" is an archaic word meaning: a malicious and ugly woman, especially an old one; a witch. It was once traditional on Halloween night for kids to dare each other to knock on the neighborhood Beldam's door (an elderly woman living near them). In many stories, a Beldam closely resembles a spider and lures children into her home with candy and treats, only to trap them inside a cobweb and liquefy their innards with venom. In other variations, the Beldam just traps kids in her home and eats them.
Bedlam is also and Italian word meaning beautiful woman that shows no mercy. And the reason she is ugly is because she is about 204 and SHE made the house they live in.
Also she doesn’t eat them, she keeps their souls to go to the after world. Because they live up to 1,000 years to 1,500 years and when she dies she DIES she has NO soul so when she dies she is absolutely GONE. No after world no nothing. She is just dead and no soul
Goodness that's so creepy!!! Makes me think of Hansel and Gretel in a way since that was a witch who ate children and lived in a house made of candy, she let them eat as much as they wanted so they'd fatten up!!!
Coraline talking to herself would have made this even creepier.
The indication that Wybies grandmas sister was one of the lost souls is absolutely heartbreaking
In the book Coraline actually says to Mr Bobinski “what fun would it be, if I got everything I want all the time. It wouldn’t mean anything” or something to that degree. That’s when she appreciates things in the real world, when her real mum gets her the gloves it MEANS something.
When my daughter was 3 or 4, she became obsessed with this movie for a bit. For about 3 months it was all she wanted to watch. Showed it to both my girls when they were young, making sure to tell them it wasn't real and that if they didn't like it we didn't have to watch it again. Then we watched it repeatedly.
I was 16 when I saw this in a theater. It made me jump at certain parts! I still adore this movie, it is one of my favorites now.
The reason why it was important for Coraline to meet Whybie’s grandmother is because one of the lost souls she met was her sister that Whybie was talking about, the one who used to own the doll. Also Mr. B’s skin is blue because one symptom of radiation poisoning is a blue-ish skin tone. That is relevant because one of the medals he is seen wearing is modeled after a badge that was given to people who worked at Chernobyl. 😳
Wow this is so interesting
Coraline as a movie has moments where i agree with the parents (the glove scene and the mom asking if coraline wanted something from the grocery store.) while sympathizing with Coraline like we should (she is the protagonist afterall). Another comment pointed out that we as an audience don't really see the full picture of her life and i agree that right now (in the movie) the family has fallen on low cash and the other place can meet and exceed her expectations
me and my two older sisters loved this movie when we were younger. We showed it to our younger sister when we got older. She loved it too.
every time we came over to see them, we would see her watching it.
28:21 This is a henry selick movie I can see why people compare him for Tim Burton but I wanna see more people showing love to Henry selick. He directed the nightmare before Christmas, James and the giant peach and currently has a movie called Wendell and wild that will release on Netflix this October. Tim Burton has two stop motion films under his name. Corspe bride and Franken weenie. None are similar to coraline because those movies are more about the undead and grotesque.
I think it’s funny how people talk about how mean and nasty Coraline’s parents are but her attitude isn’t much better when she doesn’t get her way. Apple didn’t fall far, plus her parent’s are going through it living in the middle of nowhere, can’t afford groceries or simple things like gloves for their kid. They stressed, loved ones aren’t soft and nice all the time.
The Other Parents aren’t “better” parents. Her real parents are doing the best they can with time consuming, mind numbing soul crushing jobs, and finite money and resources. The Other Mother has limitless resources and no need to have a job so she can’t provide anything Coraline wants and has nothing but time to make her desperately want to stay with her forever. But there’s a difference between giving your child everything they want and being a good parent, for a good example of how far apart these two things are try watching Willie Wonka and look at the Varuka Salt and he spineless oaf of a father. Imagine when father dies and the company tanks what life will be like for an entitled spoiled brat who never heard the word “no” getting side swiped by the real world! But the Other Mother doesn’t care about Coraline being prepared for the future because she doesn’t intend to let Coraline have one!
That's what I love! Of course people are gonna see Coraline's parents as neglectful to the Beldam's treats and constant love. The Beldam is literally a predator, feeding off of children's wants and needs. The Other World is too nice...too too much love, too much of everything. I love escapism, but too much of a good thing is bad...
@@bluewolf6323 to much love isn’t a thing… too much affection and or pampering on the other hand most certainly are! Sometimes loving your child means disciplining them or letting them get a taste of the real world in an unpleasant way. It’s not a pleasant experience for either of you but in the long run it’s what’s best for them. This is often called, “tough love”.
@@christianmarshal6117 That's what I meant by too much, because the Beldam loves Coraline and the other children she captures in too much of a way that is concerning and that's what I mean. There's all different kinds of love and Beldam's is just too much in the "show affection and spoil" route, if that makes sense. That makes sense in my mind but that's my opinion. There is such thing as loving something too much and Beldam loves children...a little too much...
@@bluewolf6323 I know that’s what you meant but it’s an important distinction! Kids need to know whether you’re pampering them during their birthday, forcing them to go to school on Monday, or grounding them over the weekend, you still love them just the same.
@@bluewolf6323 the Beldam didn’t love the children any more then a the hunter who puts bait in the snare loves the rabbit or the snapping turtle loves the fish it lures into it’s mouth with it’s worm shaped tongue. She is luring the children in with promises of sweets, treats, and games to play but once it has their eyes it “devours their lives”, traps their souls and finds another child starting all over again. The world was a trap like the web of a spider, all the love she showed Coraline and the others kids was just bait in the trap.
15:53 "and they're bouncing too."
Ahahaha. The first reactions to this part never gets old.
All Laika movies are rated for kids but they are always enjoyed by all ages
Mom bought me this movie when I was little, think around 6-7 years old, I loved the movie so much back then and to this day it is still one of my favorites.
The thing with the buttons and eyes is because the eyes are the windows to the soul and The Beldam wants their souls
also by showing kids young it will give them a back bone like i was 7 when i saw this movie just like many others like it and a bunch of movies and i believe it actually made me a better person and helped me understand the world better and now im 20
Lol Give them backbone? How?
My absolute favorite movie to watch as a kid!!!
If you've ever watched sandman up to the dream of a thousand cats episode, and if you know that the author of the sandman is also the very same who wrote Coraline, there's a theory there about how the cat here is actually Dream of the Endless- something I think about a lot
Omg I literally just finished sandman and now I really want to belive that theory it would be so cool
Something I admire about stop motion animation is that it is one of if not the best way to go if you want to make an animated horror film.
I like how when corallines mom says “that’s nice” I like how people think that she was serious but she wasn’t even paying attention
Try Anastasia. It’s not as creepy as this but it has its moments. There’s one music scene, “In the Dark of the Night” that my sister saw when she was working in a Daycare and she thought, “We’re showing this to children?!”
Most people suppose that this is made by Tim Burton, when in fact I can personally tell it’s not. And I just confirm that it’s not. People need to realize that creepiness does not equal Tim Burton. Tim Burton has his own individual style with characters etc. and I can tell that these characters look nothing like Tim Burton. Just cause it’s a bit creepy doesn’t mean that it’s Tim Burton
Also I’m surprised that you would want to stay in the other world rather than the real world before the other mother turned into her natural form. Literally should be beating you that’s exactly what she’s doing it’s literally the story of Hansel and Gretel
We both understand fully it’s not Tim burton I actually said that
Said “it reminds me” of one
@@mrflickswatches Oh I know. The most reaction suppose that it is, Is what I’m saying
I grew up with this movie I've watched it everyday for a long time it's one of my favorite movies my top favorite movies is the nightmare before christmas,corspe bride,coraline and frankin-weenie I still watch them every day with my sister we once watched it in 3D in the dark and it was amazing lol great to see people actually making these videos "these years"🖤
I use to think the parents were awful for how they were to Coraline but now that I am a parent of 2 I can relate to them alittle to o much 😳🤣
Me, I’m that kid that watches it and goes “I liked it” 😭😭 but yes a great movie when it first came out! Would I watch it now? Probably not, but that’s only because I’ve watched it so many times. Great reaction you guys. I also thought it was weird that the parents came back like nothing happened
This is one of my favorite movies to watch around Halloween time. Loved y'alls reaction to it!
As for a suggestion, I don't know if you guys have seen this or not but going off of the "creepy" aspect of this movie I'm going to recommend a good scary show: The Haunting of Hill House. Not a movie, a Netflix show. My other favorite thing to watch around Halloween time.
I have this theory that Coraline never really escaped. Ever since she left for the third time, she never came out, and what we think is the real world at the end is just another level of the Other World.
It would explain a lot of plot holes, and why the Beldam seems to let Coraline escape so easily. I think the Cat is also likely possessed by the Beldam and serves as a false sense of trust for Coraline.
I'ts not made by Tim Burton, but it _is_ made by Tom Selik, who did Nightmare before Christmas. And yes, I know, the Title sais "Tim Burtons The Nightmare before Christmas" But Burton wasn't actually involved in the productio much. He created many of the Characters, but it was selick who brought them to life, because Burton was too busy with batman.
Also this is based on a book by neil gaiman, who is hands down one of the best Authors out there, his books aren't exclusively horror, but they always tend to have a dark comedy vibe. Better know works of his are "American Gods", "Good Omens" (in collab with the amazing Terry Pratchet) and the "Sandman" Comics all of which have gotten the serial treatment by now, and they all tend to be fairly good adaptations.
Lol her real family seems so normal to ppl who were raised by neglectful parents. Pretty accurate.
PLEASE do Kubo and the Two Strings by Laika too! It's an INCREDIBLE film and doesn't get the love it needs!
Henry Selick deserves more love.
At the very least, it’d be nice for people to stop mixing him up with Tim Burton.
(And I’m saying this as a Tim Burton fan)
I would agree but I was never familiar with him. So of course I always saw the wallpaper and thought it was a Tim burton movie but I understand where your coming from
@@mrflickswatches Honestly, they are stylistically similar, and Henry Selick has worked with Tim Burton multiple times.
It’s an honest mistake.
A similar movie is 9 (Nine) released on 9/9/2009 very steampunk and was meant to be for kids as well but was creepy and dark.
Coraline is the movie adaptation of the book by Neil Geiman, where Wybie actually isn't a character at all and was just created for the film. I have the book and actually studied it a few years ago in my children's literature course. One of my top favorite movies.
One movie that I question what age I should show it to kids “the last unicorn” it’s older but a cult classic if you ask me.
this movie actually didnt scared me as a kid i would LOVE to get my hands on THAT book.
the kids and now adults are scared or fear this movie but some of us who are a fan of halloween themed are very excited and make aesthetics.
as a kid i'm not a fan of horror but this is my favorite movie of all time due to the style, details and the designs which i was focused on when i was a kid (and still do today as an artist)
who remembers Courage the Cowardly Dog
Love that show growing up ! STUPID DOG YOU MAKE ME LOOK BAD, BOOGA BOOGA! 🤣
@@mrflickswatches the things I do for love 😢😩
This is very much what traditional faerie tales were like.
Personally I loved this movie as a kid I had the 3d version back when it came out on dvd. It’s honestly funny to see people so shook ab it. I definitely would show my kid this film!❤️❤️❤️
I should get the 3D version of this movie
I think the Blu-ray version is the same one as the DVD version
Sad fact:
The delivery guy at the start wasn't supposed to be there but it's a homarge? (Forgot the word) to the guy who was helping make Coraline but had sadly passed away
This was my favorite childhood movie.
There is in my opinion, 2 cats. An evil one and a good one. I think the evil one is the one who brought the parents dolls into the room and brought the key back to the well.
my kid loves this movie!!!!!
Used to watch this movie all the time with my sisters/aunts and always thought it was creepy/weird but when ever they put it on I'd happy watch with them. Its a strange kids movie but still good overall with some good lessons.
I don't like horror but when i watched this when i was very little i loved it and i still do😊
16:39 I'm literally watching more Coraline reactions after the last because I wanna see other Wybie 🥺 I love him sm
The first time I saw a glimpse of this movie was in the electronics section at Superstore of all places, and it creeped me out so much that I never saw it as a kid. I was eight or nine at the time.
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the current best theory (see 'the theorizer' user's videos on utube) is that the cat shares two souls, one being the great grandfather of Wybie, trying to rescue the ghost children and help Caroline and Wybie, "reincarnated" as the cat, and the other soul is the alien usurper that possesses the cat, switching back and forth between the two souls in which has current control of the cat
the entire area with the pink house, is actually an alien organism, which is eating souls (as both, the doorway tunnel and well, is its throat/esophagus into its stomach, laughs), by having and using the poor "other mother (beldam)" to help lure in its meals/victims, giving the alien even more power, to extend/expand itself upon the world, and the alien "soul" possessing the cat, is also apart of this alien organism, they're one and the same, this is how the cat can go in and out of the "dream world" and the real world at will
the other mother ("beldam") is actually trying to also work against the alien organism, but she is in a losing situation, as she'll get consumed by the alien organism, being its prisoner as well, but she has a deal with the alien organism to lure in children, but she tries to take their souls as much as possible instead, so that she can get enough power to escape herself and to stop the alien organism from becoming even more and more powerful too, trying to save the world from it, but it's a losing battle for her... but she tries to do what she can to oppose it...
the other mother ("beldam") is/was just the old woman seamstress that had lived here, she was the first victim of the alien organism, but she really does care about the children, and is trying to help them as best as she can, and to fight against the alien organism, as she can, but its a losing battle for her, and her time is nearly up (and is up at the end of the movie, with Caroline trapped, and eventually going to take her place as the new "other mother" luring in kids for the alien organism)
Caroline, was going to be the old mother's ("beldam") replacement, as she's nearly at her end, and is too defiant too...
ultimately, Caroline, actually doesn't escape, she's still actually trapped inside the alien organism, being consumed by it, and will eventually be turned into being the new "other mother" ("beldam") to continue to lure in more children...
Henery Selick directed Coraline he also Directed Tim Burton’s nightmare before Christmas.. I thought Coraline was Tim burton to so I looked it up.. lol
In the end they kept saying things like how the lesson of the movie is "Appreciate your parents or else they'll end up like this" just sounds wrong. What kind of lesson is, "Appreciate your parents or else they'll kill you" ???
Heard it completely wrong. That’s ok I don’t expect everyone to have the same thought process but of course I wouldn’t think something that stupid sounding lol
@@mrflickswatches 30:24 - 31:46
Lol again … this is my last comment. Coming from someone who LOST THEIR parent at a young age and didn’t have my father as much as I’d like to. I’m just saying appreciate your parents while you have them.
I don’t expect everyone to understand where I’m coming from they haven’t all been through that.
Hope ur days goes good
@@mrflickswatches My father left me and then died before I was 5. And I wasn't saying you shouldn't appreciate the people in your life. It's just weird how you kept saying that the lesson was to appreciate your parents or else "this" would happen. And "this" was Coraline almost being killed by her Other Mother. Making it sound like you're saying to appreciate your parents or else they'll do something bad to you. It also isn't even the moral of the movie.
Wonder if you guys have seen what the lyrics for other father's song are?
I didn't think until now that it would be creepy if Wybie actually the made the doll since we already knew where it came from
SWEET CORALINE! BA! BA! BA!
This is fabulous. Thank you so much guys!
Im hammered rn sorry if yall said this during and i missed it because this comment is halfway through the video but they all call her caroline in the real world and coraline in the other
I absolutely love coraline. One of my favorite glad you guys watched it
1:09 as someone who does a lot of sewing projects with dolls, this is the scene that bothered me the most. I had been forewarned about the creepier parts of the movie so they didn't scare me as much as they might have, but watching Ms. Spider-thing attach yarn hair to the doll's head just by lightly pressing it with NO evidence of glue or stitching to hold it in place was irritating. Especially because they had clearly put so much effort into making the rest of the sewing look so accurate and realistic.
Oh my gosh I watched this movie when I was six and it scared the living day lights out of me!!!
10:49 what?
She already punched me off camera with the punch buggy thing then punched me again for seeing the same one you can’t keep punching someone every time you see the same one I said lol
just because it's stop motion and creepy doesn't mean it's tim burton
We UNDERSTAND that lol it reminds me of that. Personal opinion
Oh, I love this movie! I watched it as a little kid though and I never could finish the movie then xD But I loved the first half of the movie and watched it over and over again and finished the movie when I got older. So the first half is like... imprinted in my brain while I can never completely remember the second half xD
The cat reminds me of that voice that's always in the Reeses chocolate ads
Answering your questions: It isn't a tim burton film it was made by henry selick, It's a pg movie for KIDS now i mostly read the book when i was younger but i did watch the movie when i was 9 years old
So I just watched this review and when my son was 5 he picked this out. He's now 11 and this still is one of his faves..... Could be my fault though. He's been watching HORROR since a baby. 😮😮 I mean it's all I watched. Call me what you want.
Please watch kubo and the two strings.
Bruh disrespectful asf to Henry Selick to say this should be a Tim Burton movie
It’s PG so yes it is a kids movie I don’t understand it to be around this and some kids can handle more intense things are younger age so.
I watched Coraline eight years old it never freaked me out but I watched gremlins at 10 years old and that did freaked me out but I don’t regret watching that either either.
Exactly fair point.. which means ratings are just a rating. Some kids it traumatized… some kids loved it.. that means it still wasn’t for them at the time. Is what I mean
But I get where ur coming from
It’s not scary just disturbing
I think more trust should be placed in children to understand what they are being shown but don’t think that means rating should be engorged. The Parent should be able to observe their child when they are being presented with different materials and understand their reactions and modify their intake of media not from the reaction from the reaction to that type of media. That’s why my little brother isn’t allowed to violent video games anymore because he couldn’t separate fantasy from reality in that aspect of media but he has watched a things outside of his age range and could separate those things from Reality. I think cuddling a child in the way of stopping them from watching things that don’t affect their emotional state and behaviour take something away from their development.
Hello. I don't know where to write, so I write here. I want to recommend the movie "Better days". It's a very interesting film with an important moral. He was nominated for an Oscar.
Sorry if there are errors. My English is not very good
Respectfully recommending Paranorman and Monster House
That movie literally traumatised me, never let an 8 years old watch what they want!!!
Poor Henry Selick! His press team and agent need to do better!!!!!
Carpet be like:1 Part is up And then you step on it Then 1 out of part comes up After that again after that again after that again.
It’s an awesome animated movie
“Tim Burton vibes.” Neil Gaiman, so yeah, more or less.
the scene with the ghostkids isnt in the german version off the movie
Really ? Why ?
Why’s that??
I love this reaction
U gotta watch the movie 9 it's scarier than coraline but not too much it was great when I was a child
So what is the criteria for an "A" scary movie? I watched the whole discussion but you both never said what the detracting factor is bumping this to B? Just that it is Tim Burton-esque and a tad too creepy?
It's a very creepy but I think it is great for kids to learn to entertain themselves because it is impossible to entertain them always and every minute
0:47 there is a healthy amount of fear just don’t know what urs is so or your kids I watched this movie as a kid good as a kid and good now gave me nightmares but u needa wake up with terror in your brain or ur imagination is crappy.
This is better than anything Tim burton has ever made
Hoping you will watch Corpse Bride sometime !
So many kids stories are Creepy. Like crazy scary. This is TAME
not as entertaining when ur 5 and ur parents made u watch this without knowing it was horror in the hopes u fall asleep to it 💀 was a shock to the whole family lol
please tell me your relationship is called Brianca
Tim Burton gets way too much credit for everything stop motion, and I wish Henry got more attention for his work since he was the real creator of the nightmare before Christmas, not Tim. They credited it as Tim Burton's even though he only did some help editing, while Henry and his team did everything else.
Chicken Run is goat
True that !
Can u plz react to coraline in a nutshell?
Before her time 🧐 lmao how old is she bro
Its annoying how Wybie would start saying lore and then stop
Your face, hair, and hat remind me of my dead ex. I want to slap it lol. You guys are a beautiful couple though. And I had enjoyed watching this with you guys. Subbed.
Mirim and April are a married couple
Was that stated in the book? I never read it so I don’t know what’s in the book vs in the movie.
From just watching the movie I don’t get that vibe at all. They were performers and worked together when they were young, and were also friends. Many elderly people tend to live together for companionship if they didn’t have families of their own. I know lots of elderly people who do this. They can’t handle being alone so they get a roommate. It doesn’t mean they are a romantic couple.
Again, if the book mentions that, then you’d be right.
@@nowthatisawesome5431 I don't know if the book said it but the people for the movie said it was true
@Pierre Lilly
I wouldn’t put too much stock in that though.
These days people are seriously pressured into saying certain things that are in line with the current culture and if they refuse to do so, they get attacked or canceled.
They should see paranorman
Seen it! Not sure if she has though I’ll ask her