Coraline

[Moon Rabbits]

My sister borrowed the graphic novel adaptation from her school chum~ I was very impressed upon reading it. I don't know very much about Gaiman (I've read Neverwhere, seen MirrorMask, and read his short story Snow, Glass, and Apples), but I've yet to be disappointed by anything he's produced.

I sort of wanted a little more information on the beldam, though ... although the ambiguity also works.

THOUGHTS?~ Has anyone seen the film?

[Jessweeee♪]

No, but I really want to D:

[sdm42393]

A friend of mine has and she really enjoyed it.
... Now I need to go and see it. >_<

[Momiji]

I saw a preview for it recently, and I think it looks good. I wanna go see it.

[Boney King]

It was an enjoyable film, I haven't read the graphic novel though.

[GameMasta]

Meh, I'm going to have to pass on the novel and film. It doesn't look like my cup of tea, or lemonade, or root beer, or...you get my point.

[The Man]

I'll see it soon, because Gaiman is awesome.

@ Moon Rabbits, American Gods. Now. The Sandman is also fairly essential, although I haven't read the whole thing yet.

[BG-57]

It plays like a Grimm story, I mean before they got sanitized. Which is fine by me. It's scarier than James and Nightmare though.

Here's (http://www.onpointradio.org/shows/2009/02/coraline/) a good interview with the director.

[Jowy]

Movie was fuckin' awesome.

[kikimm]

I read the book a couple years ago and enjoyed it, but for some reason I am lacking any sort of desire to go see the movie. I guess once was enough. :P You should definitely read more Gaiman though. =) Novels, anyways. Personally, I haven't found his short stories very interesting. =/

[Slothy]

Everyone should go see Coraline. Definitely one of the best movies I've seen in a long time.

[sir helix]

gaimen rules, i wana see this film so bad i could scream, it took 5 years to make it fancy that lol

[Moon Rabbits]

I read the book a couple years ago and enjoyed it, but for some reason I am lacking any sort of desire to go see the movie. I guess once was enough. :P You should definitely read more Gaiman though. =) Novels, anyways. Personally, I haven't found his short stories very interesting. =/

Really? I really enjoyed Snow, Glass, and Apples. I thought it was rather disturbing.

[rubah]

Stu and I saw it last night. it was my first 3d film so I was very excited about that xD I loved the whimsical touches Laika added because they were just perfectly in step with the rest of the story.

I knew it! :D TMBG did the other father song :D TMBG Write A Tiny Song For Coraline, Visit Conan Again - Video - Stereogum (http://stereogum.com/archives/video/tmbg-write-a-tiny-song-for-coraline-visit-conan-again_053371.html)

[Peegee]

It was a very enjoyable film. Most of you will enjoy it.

[Rase]

I've heard nothing but good things about it, so I'm going to see it next week with the girl I like. Fingers crossed on it being a good movie and, well, everything else.

[Peegee]

I've heard nothing but good things about it, so I'm going to see it next week with the girl I like. Fingers crossed on it being a good movie and, well, everything else.

heh I slept with the girl I saw the movie with. I'm not saying there's a causal correlation but just in case...

[Balzac]

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[Bastian]

I've seen it twice now. I love it. It's as good as the book.

Someone mentioned a graphic novel version of the book? Hm. I need to look into that. The original is a regular book.