The Revisited series looks back at the 2009 stop-motion animated film Coraline, a Henry Selick / Neil Gaiman collaboration The post Coraline (2009) Revisited – Horror Movie Review appeared first ...

A quick refresher on the film's plot: Coraline faces some unrest at home and discovers a second family. While everything is just peachy to begin with, ... 'Coraline' was released in 2009.

LAIKA’s “Coraline” (2009) grossed a combined $4.91 million from Fathom movie theater showings on Monday and Tuesday. Fathom has added two more screenings later this month on the 28 and 29 of ...

Eerily inhabiting the netherworld where a young girl’s wildest dreams become her cruelest nightmares, “Coraline” is a dark delight. Although it coarsens some of the details in Neil Gaiman ...

“Coraline,” the newest offering from director Henry Selick of “A Nightmare Before Christmas” fame, is a visual masterpiece that proves the stop-action animation format retai… ...

With "Coraline," Henry Selick and his team of stop-motion animators have created a real wonder, one that will entertain children for years to come.

Every frame of film, wrote director of photography Pete Kozachik in American Cinematographer magazine, was “so dearly bought.” But while you’re watching “Coraline,” you are aware of none ...

2009's stop-motion animated classic "Coraline," adapting Neil Gaiman's 2002 novella of the same name, remains widely beloved ...

Coraline is a lonely, miserable little girl – and she’s the most likable personality in the movie. The physical features of most characters are grossly exaggerated, to the point of being ...