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Coraline - AniMat’s Classic Reviews (Patreon)

Published:
2017-09-06 19:03:31
Edited:
2019-01-20 03:41:33
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2026-06
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People have been asking me to visit the other world for them…be careful what you wish for

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Rick Green

Sounds like Rock-a-Doodle to me!

Claus Fuirendal

Thank you for a great review Mat! Happy it got an Animat's seal of approval :-)

Nick J

Not to mention that Mat mentioned that people at the time compared it to The Little Mermaid, which came out the same day at All Dogs Go to Heaven.

Pokematic

Did you hear the commentary on the circus mice? It's impressive what they did. Unlike normal stop motion that utilizes 10 or so puppets with maybe 50 different faces, they had to make hundreds of different mice just for all the different frames and number of mice on screen.

Pokematic

I was kind of wondering what would happen with the animation hat and patreon. I considered asking it in a letter, but now I found out.

Max Mogavero

That's what I call a bait-and-switch!

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

I love Coraline but you know how some people can't stand clowns? Yeah... that's me with buttons for eyes. That's my thing, my grandma always had those Raggedy Ann dolls with button eyes and God did they always get to me. Needless to say this movie is pure nightmare fuel when it's in The Other World which is quite a significant amount. Ah well, still a classic. I see All Dogs Go to Heaven is next, about time we got a Bluth film even if it's not his best work.

Kim Lechman

Again, I'm torn on whether or not Coraline is my favorite stop motion film, or Nightmare Before Christmas, or Chicken Run, or Kubo and the Two Strings, but regardless, Coraline is another great example to do a stop motion film. So All Dogs Go to Heaven is next. That's actually one of my favorite Don Bluth films ever, and I honestly don't know why, maybe it's because of the character AnnMarie having the ability to talk to animals that appealed to me, but I don't really know. Also Mat, two things, 1. Thanks for having THE BIG LIPED ALLIGATOR MOMENT as the background music for the hint. And 2. I really hope you don't have to be forced to talk about AnnMarie's voice actress, because every time I see a review on All Dogs Go to Heaven, they almost ALWAYS mention her, and while I won't say what is about her here, but for anyone who doesn't know, let's just say her story is a Tragic one.

Noah Tekeste

All Dogs Go to Heaven is next.

Anthony Estrada

Though its definitely laikas first film they produced, they did serve as the animation studio for corpse bride. There was even a credit to laika in the credits for corpse bride.

Alice Walton

What the hell do All Dogs go to heaven and the little mermaid have in common?.

Rick Green

They both came out on the same day