8
2009
I Want Everything Coraline
An article by Rachel
It only took me about five minutes into the movie before I decided I wanted everything Coraline. All the creativity kept my brain turning and turning. I think it has yet to turn off. The movie accomplished the amazing feat of being creative in its own realm and inspiring me to creative in my own realm. I have to admit I think it’s so cool that people can eek out a living making miniature sweaters and cute bits of furniture not to mention a garden fit for any imagination. Oh, Coraline—my new muse.
Of course, the movie is more than miniature hand knitted sweaters. I quickly bonded to several characters and the creepy story kept me wondering about the ending.
Back to my desire to own everything Coraline, I found this Coraline blog that features an ABC book from Coraline’s universe. I want it, and I’m not sure where I can get it. I might have to settle for or at least start my collection with the book Coraline. If anybody wonders what they should buy me for my birthday, a Coraline bendy doll or action figure would make me happy.
If you decide to see this in the theater, make sure you see the 3D version, well worth the effort.
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I wrote a review on this today too! Although not so much a review, but a warning to the parents who read my blog. We had several families walk out from the theater, kids crying and terrified. Do I stand in judgment of people who brough their young kids to this PG movie? Of course I do.
Absolutely amazing, cool, creative. Great post.
Hum, I’ve not read the book but it sounds like one to go see