that seems primed to replace those well-loved copies of Monsters, Inc., Cars, and Kung Fu Panda in the the picture, swiftly going through concept, casting, and technical challenges, showing off the labor of stop-motion animation. Interviewees include The release features a new 2022 4K remaster which was supervised by LAIKA Studios. The movie comes from digital source materials which were shot using the Nikon D80 and Red One digital cameras. have chosen a more fitting title for their first ever wide release of a previously-exclusive title; Coraline remains one of the best movies

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moments are the ones that truly define the strength of high definition 3D presentations. Of course, small doorway hidden behind living room wallpaper, Coraline decides to investigate, entering an alternative world where her button-eyed Other A Collectible Booklet is physically included inside with both the 4K UHD Blu-ray standard and 4K UHD Bluray Limited Edition SteelBook versions of the film. Adapted from the novella by Neil Gaiman, "Coraline" has been stretched out to a feature-length experience whether it likes it or not, plowing Feature-Length Storyboards (94:02, HD) presents the early hand-drawn vision of "Coraline" in its entirety, providing a

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in surrender, sacrificing the gift of sight -- the ability to assess, to enjoy, and most clearly and

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to beguile, as the surreal nature of the material often overwhelms basic storytelling requirements. "Coraline" is an easy film to admire, but not always Creepy Coraline" (5:03, HD) highlights the gross elements of the picture, taking a look at the creation and animation of delivers an experience that seems to erase the boundaries of the speakers and engulf the listener intoVoicing the Characters (1080p, 10:46): A more in-depth but still disappointingly short feature that takes viewers into the voice Beldam" (1:16), "Mr. Bobinsky" (1:40), "The Cat" (1:12), "Coraline Jones" (1:15), "Other Father" (1:05), "Other Mother" (1:10), and "Wybie Lovat" Another thing: several instances of ghosting. While it's kept to a minimum, along with some severe motion blur, there are some sequences when it's distractingly noticeable. This is most apparent when Coraline first walks through the garden in Other Mother's house as well as the moon. between reality and fantasy, yielding incredible stop-motion animation and an even better high definition 3D presentation. Now with the inclusion finds carbon copies of her parents who are in this universe friendlier, happier, and more willing to

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Creepy Coraline (1080p, 5:03): This piece introduces viewers to some of the physical props that played major roles in the film, Inside LAIKA: Revisiting the Puppets with LAIKA’s Animation Team” is split up into each character and these include interviews with animators (noted below): Making of 'Coraline'" (HD) is broken down into these chapters: "The Evolution of the Story" (2:42), "Character Design loving her adoptive family, Coraline grows nervous when she learns the price for such affection is the sacrifice of her own eyes and the unobtainable, at least in the world as it exists in the little corner in which Coraline resides. Hers isDavid, Robert Bailey Jr., John Hodgman, Ian McShane, Jennifer Saunders, and Dawn French. Character profiles are shared and acting choices are There are no surprises or twists in the plot (it's all very familiar ground, in fact), but 'Coraline' is nonetheless a loving tribute to the art of filmmaking itself. We're not watching the story as much as musing and gawking at the beautiful artistry that went into blending the charming and delightful with the creepy and frightful. There is such a great amount of attention placed on the details that it becomes almost trance-like, and it all works to enhance the narrative. We don't need anyone to explain that Coraline's parents are busy. They just are. We learn more about the downstairs women by looking at pictures and their collection of taxidermied Scottish Terriers. And watching the world of her Other Mother change appearance is scarier than requiring an explanation for her existence.